The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-29
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IL was said YESTERDAY that the EteVHrd-
of the Jockey club held = special meeting in
the clubhouse az Belmont Park 10 consider
tbe adyIsIbIlitv Of permitting the starter 20
use the waIknp syat.m instead ~ IN" Hat
footed break Ever since cassidy received
his anpointmcnt he has been anxious to use
chs UaIkup or moving start. but the stewards
have insisted on the method In uso on the
English tracks which was Installed here when
the recall flag was abolished Cassidy has
used the moving start at the winter tracks
and ls said TO have been successful II IL
uaid that much fault has been found with che
0atfoo,ed atari in England recently and for
that reason the Jockey club stewards have
been urged to make a change" But some NJ
the best known turfmeu have consistently
opposed the walkup method on the ground
that with a living star, a horse that happens
To get of slowly never would have a chance
On make M the lost ground. The valkup
s,srt Ia nothing more than the old method
In vogue when the starter used a red flag
In conjunction with a recall That kind OF
starting caused DELAYS at the post and was
decidedly unsatisfactory. With {. J. Fitz-
gerald. Richard Dwycr, A. y. Dade and Jake
Hoffman handling the barrier with n fiat
footed break the starts have always been, on
the whole, satisfactory.
Az the ger of Hastings are supposed to
he good mudlarks, there was a general desire
TO play August Belmont's horses sired by the
noted stallion in Yesterdays events. Tiptoe,
by Hastings-rarhna. won the first race.
while Okenite. by -Orientor took
the Laureate. But Blandy aud Lord of tho
Vale both sons OF Hastings, we're bitter dis
appointments MIR. Belmont's Noodwitch,
by Octsgon- " God vine, ran third. beaten II
length. in the second event. Two sons of
Meddler. however, showed opposite Qualities
n the heavy going. Phantom could not
get IA gallon i'm the steeplechase. while TO
Bet ween was 40 fond Of the mud in the last
race that he fairly ate 1t up.
Nany pcrsons went 10 the track TO see
Hamburg Belle. who likes soft going, run IN
the COSMOPOLITAN But Joyncr scratched her.
as he did not waut TO nut her to such Il severe
test so soon.
IL was rumored AZ the track that II. y,
Whitney's mare Artfml IL not progressing
RAPIDLY In her training. and that she viii not
20 to the races until midsummer, II this
turns out to be a fact Arttul will not start in
the suburban after all. II is now n foregoue
conclusion that Sysonby will II ct race again
this year.
Those who bet on Pster In the first race did
mt know thar the son of Fntherless has re-
neatedlv refused to work over the Belmont
conrae This was probably the reason why
he was dispracefully beatc
The wise men passed OK enite IN In the I.au-
reate believing that he was ND against too
much class. Most of them plunged ON james
n Kasne's phIlander a reldiru by Ben Brush
PM Domino who Ind worked rnst. but owl.
dentIv did NOT rnlish thctrack. Newton Ben
nington added Sir r oddington, and thought
that this coli bnd the race won before he went
On tho nost Georyc s. Davis. the Somhrero-
polone colt who ran second TO De Mund in
,ha Juvenile w,s also nlnycd extensively.
hut the nuh,ic s,uck 70 0kcnitc md Radtkc
S,th n,oat lovaltv Tho nr,yious winners of
tha Laureate were Bnstion. Frohman. DIR.
Ei.hh.r, pripce NJ Nelhnurne Bonnibert
oom PM, Chorlos FIwood Boxwood and
sona and Wine q cnitp ram Ave l,lrlonrs in
oso ennouing tho track record of ". n.
pani., rondo In fost going
Inauisi,or a ,hrae-yeor-oId pove scale
-.i.h, 20 o,orrthipe in tho Cosmono,itan
,.sISa,a ,,,o novnds 70 1oLoIon Colonial
~ ~ cronn,a throo 10 RIonJv and twenty.
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