New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
MR.W WHITNEY S TRIUMPH
GETS TWO RICH STAKES
Young Oycner on Ocean, .Hozreuer.
When Dinna Ken and Stamina W;n

WbEn lJ'nna Ken and Stamina Vin.
Harry Payne Whitney sailed away for r.
yesterday morning and missed the Satisfaction -.
pleasure Of seeing his coors carried to victory =
TWO rich stakes at Sheepshead Bay In ths sr.
noon His choicely bred FLY Stamina. by Nastr-.
tinnl-Endurance BY Right, Won the second hal.
Of the Double Event, worth 5000 TO the vv4,,a-
while his bay seIdins Dnna Ken. by Yankee-For.
get won the nineteenth running Of the Lawrenc,
Realization. of net value of s17S05. one OF m.
richest and most coveted fixtures Of the seaso,
The news was flashed to him by wireless. and ~ .,
safe to say that his pleasure VIII be mixed vt,h
regret that he had not postponed his sailing o,a
day least. 0"'
4 heavy thunderstorm on Monday night cbanrss
the whole aspect Of the Realization. IL left ~
track slow and cuppy. and although it was in fair
condition when the horses went to the post Jamas
r. keene. in the spirit of true sportsmansbiD
scratched his good colt Peter Pan, knowing tbss
he would have big following. and knowing aISo
that he could not DO himself full justice in ina
going Dick FtnneII and Lord Lovatt were aIso
withdrawn. which left four horses to face 1bs
starter for the trying journey Of mile and iva
furlongs.
his easy victory in the Coney Island Jockey Club
Stakes and his good with Montgomery on
Saturday, when he was beaten head for the
Commonwealth Handicap The average price OF Il
to 70, which considered good one BY tina
form players. made possible by heavy plav
Dinna Ken. His price pounded down from,
TO . TO II To by those in the confidence Of tbs
stable SaIvidere. after opening second choica al
to l. drifted back to Z to 2, while James r
Keene's Zambesi. started forlOru hope was
the outsider. at TO /
Zambesi made the running for a mile and .
quarter. with Frank Gill second. under gentle re-
stratut, and the other two close up Rounding tho
far turn. Zaulbesi dropped back beaten. and Frank
Gill took command. with Dinna Ken at his heels
They quickly drew away from the others and
fought II out through the stretch. At the last
sixteenth pole it plain TO all that Frank Gill
was beaten. and. while ne fought on TO the end.
Dinna Ken always held him safe, and won rather
cleverIy by half length. Salvidere finished DIS
tant third. while Zambesi pulled UP bad last
The victory os Dinna Ken further conpIicats,
the three-year-OId question. He beat Peter Pan
IN the Carleton Stakes at C;ravesend and his per-
Torrance yesterday makes him the equal OF Frank
Gill and Montgomery. which We're generally consid-
cred Peter Pans strongest rivals for the three
year-od championship From now on a meeting
between any OF the four will arouse unusual inter-
est. The time yesterday comparatively slow,
but. IN view Of the fact that the horses in
the middle OF the track most OF the way where thu
going the best the performance par
ticularly good one. Accountant won the race last
year in the time. while SysCnby ran Il a Sec
Ond faster the year before Africaader. which won
in 1903, holds the record for the Pas 1-5.
James r. Keeue scratched Colin and Nasque IN
the second half Of the Double Event and added
Bosom which 10 the post the favortte at 20 l.
Stamina. Chapultepec and NouOpoliSt equal
second choices at TO I. The unbeaten Colin was
brought 10 the paddock. and when he did not start
the rumor current that he had pulled up lama
in his preliminary gallop- This was not the case.
however. IL
not to send him out over the cuppy track
Harry PAYNE Whitney'S Stamina had the race
safely won from the start. She disposed OF Bosom
at the bend. shook on Chapultepec. which up
strong at the last furlong pole. and then came
away TO win easily by two or three lengths She
appeared to swerve over in front OF Chapultepec,
causing the latter to faIter. but claim o. foul
was made. Bosom stopped almost TO q walk IN
the last furlong. and pulled up bad last II be-
gins to look as II this OF Ben Brush were over
rated He works fast IN the morning. but In his
two starts has failed to show to advantage with
the colOrS up
The action OF the stewards IN disqualfylns Ceder-
strome which was beaten a head by Miss Crawford
in the handicap az mile and fUrlong on the turf.
caused much adverse criticism CederstrOHe which
vas backed from % 70 10 TO = made the running
70 the head Of the stretch. where Miss Crawford
challenged He kept bearing out in the drive 70
the wire and may have tnterfered slightly with
Miss Crawford but not enough 70 prevent her
winning nv A head Joaquin was third. lengths
hack II CeIsrstrOme had won there might have
been some ground for disqualifying him. but for
some reason hard explain the stewards followed
the strict letter OF the rule. which by the way. ~
number be taken down This gave the place 10
Jacqun and third 70 Prince Ching, positions IN the
race which they did not deserve Under the rules
the stewards may have been justified, but those
who bet on Cederstronae place and third were Loui
in their protests the way home. and expressed
themselves as more than ever convinced that the
rule on the subject OF disqualification IS totally
absurd and Inadequate
The other winners were ScaIIop. which managed
70 win the first race after a head-aEd-head finish
with Montauk and Hal: Sunglow. which galoped
home an easy winner in the steeplSChase WIeh
Dick Shaw faltered at the last jump. and Golden
West which staggered home winner over Blue
Book IN the selling race at one mile
1t was the last day of the Coney Island JOCKEY
Clubs spring meeting, and big crowd was N az
tendance.