New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-08
L0GISTILLA DEFEATED.
THIRD IN TURF HANDICAP
NedlOa Beats Outcome Head an
Track Record Time.

s. c Hildreth's Logistilla. which ran third In
a handicap on Wednesday after being prac-
iicslly left at the post. was soundly beaten yes
terday az sheepshead Bay in the Turf handl-
cap, at a mile and quarter. on the strehsth
OF her last good race she was strong faNorite
and played from . 20 20 q TO .. but the best
she could do was 20 hnish third. some nVe
lengths behind Nealon and Outcome. which mn
ished heads apart named. The race as the
name OF the stake implies, was on the turf
course. and she did not appear 20 take TO u
kindly which may account in part for her IN
different showing.
Nealon ran back 10 his last good race. when
he heat Cottontown a head. and. well handled
by Shaw lasted just long enough TO win by the
narrowest margin in the fast time o. 80 30
which was a new track record for the turf
course. The old mark was 2oo Id. mace oy
the late William c. Whitney's star brlgnt IN
1901 Nealon Is a three year-old colt by sam
Sister Josephine and his performance yester-
DAY was OF a kind 20 stamp him as one OF the
best colts OF his age I'm training. he was al
WAYS close 20 the pace. and after racing GRAIL
sDo into submission rounding the far turn he
had enough left 10 Withstand determined chal-
lenge from Outcome through the last sixteenth
5n which he showed rare gameness.
As the race was run. Outcome was probably
the best horse. but she met with some inter
ference on the far turn and was crowded back
20 last place. She closed a big gap through the
stretch however. under Miiler's vigorous hand
ling but Just failed 10 get W. Logistilla was
an good position al the way and was within
length and q half Of the pacemaker turning for
home. She failed 10 respond, however. when
Knaup called on her for final effort. and had
ST she could DO 70 save third money from Miss
Crawford. Colonial Girl was added at the last
minute. hut was outrun all the way. and the
oonoueror ~ Hermis in the Worlds Fair Handi-
cap seems 20 have grown cunning with age and
can no longer be depended On.
Penarris which won the Grand Union Hotel
Stakes Al Saratoga FOR Frank o'Neill. the ex-
Jockey won The handicap for two-year-olds AZ
six furlongs on the main course. He ran I'm the
name and coiors ~ n. l.. Schwartz. who pur-
chased him from O'Neil few DAYS ago
Thomas Hitchcock ir.'s Joe Miller. which ran
a fair race i'm his first start AT Saratoga, was
the favorite at = 70 l. hut Penerris did not lack
for followers. and was hsvily backed from 10
70 3 70 ]. closing a strong second choice
Penarris broke on his toes. made all the run
ming and won driving by p length from Joe NIL
Ter which beat Ethon head for the place
Joe Miller was slow 70 move at the start and
broke in the rear division. He made up a lot
az ground. but was forced TO run on the outside
race. Ethon. which has had long rest. also
ran a winning race. and must be accounted dan
gerous in almost any company from now Oh
he was FIRST 20 show AZ the start. hut dropped
hack TO seventh place in the first quarter, and
had 20 work his way through firing field. He
closed resolutely. and the viii unquestion-
ably do him good.
Ostrich won the handicap at one mile and three
slXteenths. and seems 10 be coming back 10 that
form which made il possible for him TO run sec
ond in a Brooklyn Handicap. There might have
been anotner story TO tel, however. II hoerner
had showed little more energy and ambition
on Peter Sterling. on this colts victory over
Inferno. AT Saratoga, he appeared 10 be the form
OF the race. but after opening favorite al q 10 3
he drifted back 10 10 .. as the players were
divided between Ostrich and Orly II. which
closed equal choices at 10 = Radtke handled
Ostrich in the most approved style
The other winners were EudOra. Cottontown
and Quadrille CottontoWn and Quadrille were
both al odds-on and were the only pronounced
iagOriteS 10 score.