New-York tribune., 1908-07-16
BOUQUET SECOND AGAIN
BEATEN Il SHORT NECK.
Waponoca Bought Ont of Selling
Race at Brighton Beach.

lanes b. Haggins Bouquet nas acqu'Teo the
rather unfortunate habit OF running second She
q, oors,.+ent to saw the least but her consistency
g NJ a kind 10 bring little consolation 70 her fol-
lowers The KinIey Mack hliy always does her
best but something always GENES along and beats
her On June 10 IL was Baby VOL on June - the
mighty Roseben took her measure. on July H Big
chief beat her a scant half length after furious
drive and Yesterday at Brighton Beach Falcada
came from behind and got up in time 10 WIN BY
neck thanks largely TO F. DuSans whlri"lna hn'sn
Bouquet was the quoted ttvorite over f7ic't9@
and spooner the only other starters in the handi-
co., AZ ono mile All three had friends. however.
and the race was we'll worth the journey 20 the
track FaIcada on the rail. got slightly the best
of the strt but Spoouer raced to the ff'nt round
ing the first turn while Bouquet moved 40 IN the
outside putting Falcada in a tight pocket from
which it looked as If Dugan could never extricaJs
himself Turning for horne. Spooner began 70 trs
and Mcdaniel sent Bouquet 20 the front Dusan
waited until he there was no cnance 70 -
through on the rail- and then came to the outside.
and drawing his whip. sat down 20 drive Fdlcada
+ inside the last sixteenth pole Mcdaniel reaI-
ized the danger and drew his whip ON Bouquet but
Falcada would not be denied. and, running same
and true got to the judges short neck IN front
WaDonoca entered to be sold for 5000. made
show .of his field in the sixth race at five and a
half furlongs and eased Up by four OF i've
lengths The colt won in such impressive fashion
that Tom Monahan took a fancy 70 him and pro-
ceeded to bid him UP when offered at auction VIII
Wallace who trains the horse for J. w McC.el-
land protected him up to 5000. but at that price
the colt was knocked down to Mr. Mohahan. which
indicated clearly that there is still active de-
nand for good horses. Mrs. James Mclaughlin
profted 81 900 by the bid-up. as her fly Arondack
ran second beating Tod short head, and halr tbs
bid-up money goes TO the owner OF the second
horse.
No fewer than eight horses went TO the post IN
the steepIechase. which pleasing 10 racegoers,
as the jumping races have been confined recently
to about three starters Canvas. owned hy the
Chelsea Stable and quoted at various times from
80 to 1 to Is to l. made all the running and
driving by two or three lengths from St Nick
Expansionfst. although badly beaten IN his Two
previous starts this year, was the quoted IA
vorite at a short price on the strength OF some
excellent work in schooling He ran. however. as
if 1T was his first start through the field and
while he jumped fairly well could hardly raise
respectable gaIIop on the fiat, and was never
within fifteen lengths Of the pacenakers after the
first haIf-niIe Cuban fell at jump on the back
stretch. but Brown. who had the mount, was not
injured.
Sweet the Jockey whose ankle was injured
Monday. was back in the saddle again yesterday
and rode Jacobite TO victory in the third race.
getting the Golden Garter horse UP IN the last
few strides to beat Live Wire short head Ths
latter might have If E Dugan had been
little more patient He hard at work on the
colt from the moment the barrier went up and
never let up until the wire was passed 1t looked
from the stand as II he might have given MS
horse a breather after shaking Zal off rounding
the far turn, in which ne might have had
something more TO finish with when Jacobits
challenged
Sweet was rather unfavorab1y criticised for his
ride on Trash in the second race at mile and
a half but the boy was not altogether 70 blame.
as the luck of the against him Trash
was in a bad pocket IN the run UP the back
stretch and around the turn. and was shut on
three distinct times when Sweet tried TO go
through on the rail When the boy found clear
sailing at the head OF the stretch Beauclere. which
had been cleverIy rated by Upton. had opened up
a gap Of four lengths and earned winning ad-
vantage Trash earned the place. but she was
doing her best withstand determined chal-
lenge from Red Frfar-
ETHEREAL won his third straight race IN beating
WatervIiet and six others in the first event.
Watervliet made the running TO the last furlons
pole but ETHEREAL him down under pressure
and at the end won rather cIeverly by couple Of
lengths.
E. Dugan earned the jockey hOnors by riding
two winners. Notter accepted only two mounts
and finished second and third IN his last appear
ance at Brighton Beach, as he Will start for Sara
toga to-day unless Jimmy Rowe changes his mind
at the last minute