New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
TRIUMPH FOR MIR. BRADY
HIS COLT VINDICATED.
FountainbIue, zcith ShG10 Up, Makes
a Shoe of His Field.

James B. Brady's Fountainblue won the TIL
umph Stakes for two-year-olds at Brighton
Beach yesterday in such commanding style that
racegoers. OF whom there were some ten thou
sand In attendance could hardly believe their
veyes lie took the track at the start and, just
galloping in front all the way won easily by
four lengths in the good time of lao % for the
mile. The field he mst not particularly
good one, and this in a large measure may &C.
count for what the face Of it, looked like
the most startling form reversal Of the year.
Fountainbue was hailed as worthy rival Of
Salvidere at the close of the Brighton Beach
midsummer meeting. and James B. Brady
bought him at 4 fancy price from f. A. For
sythe. in the hope Of securing the champion two
year-old Of the season. He went TO the post
favorite for the FIatbush Stakes, but performed
so badly that Mat" Allen. his trainer, expressed
himself rather forcibly about Jack" Martins
handling OF the colt, and worked the colt the
next day before Mr.. Brady and some Of his
friends in time so fast that it showed clearly
the horse had not run his race. Since then he
has started twice but showed no improvement
his Flatbush effort, and the form players
felt satisfied that he was a colt which would
do his best only in ordinary company when he
could have matters ell HIS own way.
After his race IN the Prospect Handicap few
days ago. Jack" Martin, the regular stable
Jockey, said that he sulked. In view Of this,
Mat" Allen. who trains for Mr.. Brady, put
Shaw up yesterday, although Martin begged
hard for the mount with tears IN his eyes The
change OF Jockeys worked wonders to all ap-
pearances, and Fountainblue gave freely OF his
speed and showed no disposition to sulk or faIter
at any part Of the journey.
Mr.. Brady sent IN q good sized commission to
the ring after the price had receded from 8 to /
and Fountainblue went TO the post at II 10 81
Harry Payne Whitney's Dinna Ken being the
lowing at to l. but the others were more or
less neglected Mr.. Brady watched the race
from one OF the boxes in the grandstand, and hts
WIG ano violent roofing all through the
stretch, when Fountainblue had the race safely
won, was worthy Of occasion when it would
nave been more needed. His enthusiasm got the
better OF him, however, and he furnished no
n;tle amusement for those sitting in his imme-
date vicinity.
The Triumph Stakes was the first race OF the
year at one mile exclusively for two-year-olds,
ana was well worth winning as it had a value
plate OF the value OF s.. 600 which must be won
twice before IL becomes the property of an in
alVioual. The Barbarity Stable won the race
last year with Lotus Eater. and Mr.. Brady now
gets leg on the trophy
Dinna Ken the favOrite for the race was in
& good position all the way, but hung in the
stretch as if the journey was too far Mont
gomery on the other hand. closed strong and
in a hard drive beat Prince Hsmpton . head
for the place, four lengths behind Fountainblue
III Dorado, Bound Brook and Jacobite were
the winning favorites yesterday, while the first
N-4S-N01 "-44NLl A1ttSu 70 up 10 expectations
We're Deutschland, Dinna Ken, Miss Crawford
and the split choices in the last race Prince
Frederick and Suckaway. e. Dorado after
forcing the pace in the fourth race lasted lust
long enough TO beat Dan Buhre and Yankee Girl
IN sensational head and head finish Bound
Brook won the steeplechase because Garter
Knot fenced so badly that Turnburke his
Jockey, was In and out Of the saddle at least
five times during the race. Even with this
handicap Garter Knot did not capitulate until
the last jump had been cleared, when Bound
Brook drew away easily to win by five or six
lengths. Garter Knot was so tired that he could
not even save the place, which Caller won by a
cafe margin.
Under the conditions Of the sixth race Jucobite
got In at the ridiculous weight of 100 pounds
ana ne so far outclassed his field that ! to ;
was the ruling quotation. The race was little
more than good exercise gallop for him and
he won as he pleased from Gambrinus and Fish
Hawk