New-York tribune., 1903-07-30
cRIBBING COSTS A RACE.
pEtTS DUKE OF KENDAL.
Shields Colt Yields to a Chronic
Habit and Loses the Dunton.


.. ,gs+ 10 leave cribbing strap of?
That is the problem which confronted Alexander
shields Immediately after the running OF lhe Duii-
.- stakes al the Jamaica racing Enclosure yes
.ar5r, The answer is found in large round ool-
r4-s md many Of them. In the brown colt DuAe
- t-a-5al a tbree-year-old son Of Sir ModFed' the
canadian horseman reasoned that he hao lorlhi-
dafe lever with which 10 lift the Dunton Stake yes
,e-5az nut he reckoned without the crlDoIhs strap
-r5,c T1ulze Is q worthy young son OF Sir Modieo'
- rs has shown ability in pretty fast company
t1r IN his Idle moments he acquired the pernlcous
habit Of cribbing and. ike all victims OF TINS
s-l,liar equine malady, he Is prone 10 yIe4o 10 II
a,z.eve- and wherever the opportunity presents
--te .,,snce came on Tuesday, when some stable
rsre loft his criobing strap hanging on peg out
size his stall instead Of bucklng L rghuy aEou!lu
-rA Dukes Adams apple. The result was llal no
mn in q night Of ecstatic gnaw1ng on the Woou-
work Of his quarters and when he was brought
-o,,-5 10 the E,addook he was as much in the mood
fo- racing as frog is for jumping after dining
on bird shot.
II, the Duntor for tfree-year-olds. at a mile and
sixteenth Duke of Kendall. with 1l3 pounds. met
Sheriff Bell and Coloussy on even terms. and con-
ceded FIVE pounds 10 Athelroy. Tugai Bey and Rose
tint and ffteeu pounds 10 Dekaber Odom, VINO
WIS going 10 Saratoga yesterday morning, was per
shaded by M Shields to stay over and ride his
geIdng. and although he did his best the wooden
BANQUET OF the night was too much to overcome,
snd Rosetint showed the Duke the way from nag
fan TO finish The Shields candidate for the Dun
ION was At even money, and hundreds. ignorant Of
his crib5ing prochvites, thought It was AKIN 10
finding money 70 bet on him
YOUNG HENRY RUNS UNPLAcED.
That the Shields star was not in the ascendant
Yesterday was again evident in the last tilt Of the
afternoon. when Mr.. Shields's good gelding Young
Henry chosen by the talent 10 beat half a dozen
mares and geIdings at mile and seventy yards,
moi only was beaten. but unplaced- Young
Henry cot off well. and for three-quarters Of
mile was a factor IN the race. Then McCaferty
shook the light weighted Courtnaid up and the
mare won ridden out. Lord Badge took the place
and Flo-ham Queen slipped in ahead Of the IA
vo7te.
Sailor Knot. in selling race for two-year-olds at
six furlongs, the only first choice Of the day
70 get home IN front. a miscellaneous LOT OF two
7ezr-od raadens struggled vaantly for their 1lrst
brackets in & sprint at five and one-haf furlongs.
clad Smiles headed the way for a longer distance
than usual. and turning into the stretch appeared
10 have an excellent chance TO be at least one or
ne first three He st9pPed howSyeT ] letting ao45 N
rode N Theo. and MS vigorous methods were sufh-
cient 70 defeat the other two
Frank FarreIls bay gedirg Duelist. who opened
of mile. receded IN the dosing market to second
choice Northern Star becoming the actual favqrite
ar 10 9. Duelist one in field OF eight which
and InTinci6le Monte Carlo and others Of ike
stamp Duelists race proved that the players
should have stood by their first impression. He
Vs first 10 leave the barrier and frst 70 reach the
judges ard all the intervening posts we're winning
the former closing very fast in the lqgt syteentb
The chestnut dly Ella Snyder won the second
ards & T s 6g @ oWs5 Of Fl srgns ls fro a sabo.
in the frst paT1 Of fbe race When be AnaiiV got
him gong the stretch had been reached, and Ella
leading BY three lengths sanlbo cut down the dis
- y. 4-.ltis .Il,Lss ~ -Le "-Is vas TOY LaI
previous race and came in for distribution Of the
considerable play. was nearly left at the post.
SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE-Hzndtoap: al ages; six furlongs.
Ggs'sias 3 g
Frsak Fszsrs z. nh. Pgssltst. 2as bE 2aa
sever . fcsaer5 10 70 and p to J. Yeio% II "
oo s4 5 Z and to a I and Rous i 0e = 3 ss08za aI53
20 % and % 70 also ran start good Won easily
SECOND RACE-senng years and over. mile and
20 yards
'.f7s s5b:ss5 s5s5s sa y1siss5 Ella Sag'ss BY 81
sss: {. ls.... ,ssi:s3| ..s=#:ss| & 8
10, f s4 3 q % 9 s5 100 o. g % sn6 30 70 i 2nss:ssa
lo2 70 and ~ 70 !; ELhtai 1o7 Dangnar). 80 to
Mazell-sn 3 = lcreaEaer 60 10 !; Faranlass
dIaae5 70 ana TO + LADY a MistSI. 81
1aHeu1 to ana to % s = and s1 MsTto 6 lo5
driving Time. l:46A
THIRD RAcE-9lalden 2-year-old hnies 81. furlongs.
IzssaI-5ia3anie Reel IL - eodonS 3, 2-1
Fs%:r F5ss5 SIS. Is owizs4:555}} sss5} q =
e]yelato5 ] Il2 x a G,toSs Ks 70 sn4 Glad Smile
nom 30 and p e 1; Clear arena ii2 4ioaTi s
Anna Hastings 1l2 dLattheWe) 2 70 and Z - 80
LIB ll2 lAccaferty), u 10 and Belle o. pc-snS
DALEY 200 10 ana SO 70 and Py3ege i75 SS ~
vrgat. 100 ana 80 10 l. also start good W,or
criv-nE- Tine. 10S|-
FOURTH RACE-THE DUNToN STAKES. 8-year-olds,
lie miles.
-Lz6y RosefnaTy los -. Ccochranl 81 3
Duke O. Kendal. ..-.- .(Odou) Is -
Tugai Bey. los C5cksl % 70 and 10 /: Athelrov.
JOS Cannon and 70 l. De Kaber IS CcreaT1err
ans l. also Start good. Won easily Tsne
FIFTH RACE-seIling. 2-yesr-olds. furlongs
y , Meyers br. c. Sailor Knot by The
sailor P--1ce-sea Bird l01.--- -ftLcks) 6-5 -
- No2Fe 502 ..----..-. oViIkg5son9 s. al
silent Wafer. 102 G-a-sonJ. 70 even; Titbori,
~ -AaluWrghO. 300 10 and 100 !; Cold Tin a.
~ 10 AID - !. Hands Up Haack, % b. / srS
20 20 l. The Brown Monarch. Io2 Fisher 150 10 and
Monitor % CE. Waish). 100 / 30 % !. F5rrev
Bee l04 fMatthevsj. % 10 / and !. Borb1o ~
80 20 J. and Ointment IS 90 BrienG 100 -
20 30 70 . also raz- star good Won handy Time
SIXTH EAcE-saaTes and geldings: 3 wears ana over
mile aid 30 yards
= Cars ca. CourtHlsid by Prince
Hoyai-sslLe McAIister. g. 81
Lord Badge. .....--. (I3g man al
tlorham Queen. 3. 81 ,Iiaack) Ii
te-HE Henry. >, rs COdornl. to out: sausnto
= StssH g., 30 70 !, and 70 /; coadinlent 10,
~. 10 70 and 50 70 l. and Cryptogram. 4 Jos
~ Val-, 10 Z J and 70 10 J. also ran Start good