Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-28
BOUQUET BEATEN BY ARASEE
EMERY'S GELDING TAKES
THREE-YEAR-oLD HANDICAP.
Coincidence Shows Reversal Of
Form-Homecrest Wins
Easily.

NEW YORK. July 2S.-Samuel Emery'a
Blues gelding Arasee, 8 to 5. was victor
ious in the handicap for three-year-olds.
one mile, run at Brighton Beach yester-
day afternoon in the presence Of about
5000 spectators. Sweet had the mount
and took Arasee to the front to make all
the pace. Arasee shook OF Black Oak.
3 to /, on two separate occasions in the
run up the backstretch and then as he
rounded the turn for home he drew away.
After that James B. Higgins Bouquet. y
to 10, which had been in close quarters
for three-quarters of a mile, came with
rush under the whip. but Arasee had
enough left to win handily by length
in 1.33 2-5. Bouquet had three lengths
over Black Oak.
Coincidence, Z to .. showed startling
form reversal when she made all the
running i'm the third race. a selling event
at mile and furlong. winning In
canter by eight lengths i'm 1.j2 Al. Coat of
Arms. 10 to /. lasted long enough to take
the place from Disobedient. to I. by a
nose. George G. Hall, to 1. was close
up. Col White. 3 to - had no speed.
while Molesey. II to ). was badly ridden.
Navajo, > to /. after winning the steepie-
chase, at about two miles. pulled up SO
lame that Dupee had to dismount and lead
the Huron gelding back 10 the scales.
ndflUe1 = ~ j. LUX the pidSc Ds iiCS
lengths from Paprika. to 10. The latter
made poor showing and also received a
queer looking ride. The time was 4.U2 3-5.
A. ]. Joyner's Homecrest. to I. led prac-
tically all the way In the first race. for
two-year-olds. five and half furlongs.
and won easily by a length in 1.o7 rs.
Dandy Dixon. to I. showed improvement
and took the place from Civita. 8 TO .. by
a length and a half. The latter was al
ways outrun. but managed to finish third.
t,o1f lam in, af n l..
with Personal 10 to /, a head back.
Black Mary. to l. ran a game race
i'm the fifth event. for plafers. at six FUR
longs. She avoided the early pace. but
came with a great rush through the
stretch and got up under the whip to
win by a head from Frizette, to I.
which also came from nowhere and had
a length and a half over He Knows. e
to 3 The latter had early speed. but tired
Goldproof. 6 to 1. got an easy ride and
was also in close quarters at the head OF
the stretch The time was 1.13.
Ragman, s to 5. won the last event. for
two-year-olds. five furlongs. in a galloc.
He had five lengths over Ruble. to i.
with Arondack, i. to 1. a length back.
Grania, to /. lacked her usual speed.
The time was 1Ol. Five favorites lost.
The summaries:
First rare for two-yearolds: 1--WE and one-half
acknowledgements. 1Ol tMct 'arthy,. 5 to 1. 3
to and even. won: Dandy Dixon. 100 Gilbertl.
10 l. 5 to and to 5. second: Civita, OF
Sweet l to 2. to and out. third. Time,
1.O7s.. Gliding Belle Enendi. o. u. Kid and
Personal also ran.
Second race. steeplechase handicap; four-year-
olds and upward: short course about two miles.
Navajo. 121 tDupeel 2 To 1. to 8 and TO s,
won: Bannell, 1913 Heider). to I. 2 to l and 3
10 s. second: Paprika, 135 tMcKinneyl Z to 10. I
to and out third Time, 400 3-5. Orc also
ran. Harpist ii fell.
Third race. selling; four-year-olds and upward:
one and one-eighth neutrality-suspicious.. l0l NC.
Daniel. to 2. to and to s. won: Coat
Of Arms. 103 "a Lee. 10 TO ]. 4 70 and TO I,
second: Disobedient. JOB CMcCahey). to /. 8 10
2 and to 5. third. Time. 1.52 As. George q.
Hall. st. Joseph. Colonel White, Killiecrankie
and Molesey also ran.
Fourth race. handicap: three-year-olds: one
mile-Arasee. 1O5 tSweetl. to 5. / TO 3 and ont.
won; Bouquet lis McDanieD. 8 TO 10. I TO I
and out, second; Black Oak. 40 NfcCsrthyl. 3
to l. even and out third. Time, 30 2-5. VILE
Refrain also Black Oak added starter
Fifth race. selling: three-year-olds and upward:
six furlongs-Black Mary. 1O2 tMcCarthy). to I.
even and 2 TO 8. won: Frizette. 101 upton,. ~
l. to 5 and l To .. second; He Knows lO1
iSweet), @ To ). I to 2 and 10 8. third Time.
I. IS 40 Zal. Helen Shea Queen Marguerite,
ilrain and t;oldproOf ALEC
Sixth race. selling: two-year-olds; i've furlongs
won: Ruble. loI tMiller,: 5 to !. to l and
even. second: Arondack. ~ Norke). II 10 !: to
! and TO 2. third. Time. l.0l. Font Elmer
Boy. Bon Astur, Short Cut. Grania and Troie
Temp also ran.