New-York tribune., 1907-10-31
BABY VOLTS HANDICAP
SUFFRAGE AWAY BADLY.
Sister Frances and Al Alone
Claimed after Meeting Defeat.

Harry Payne Whitney's Baby Wolf won the
Richmond Handicap at Jamaica yesterday with
Dreamer, Bat Masterson and FIandzarra heads
apart behind him and James r. Keenes Suffrage,
the ukewarm fayoIite, back in the ruck, after be-
ing practically left at the post Like many OF
Mr. Vosburgs handicaps. the looked decidedly
open, that Baby Wolf. Dreamer, Kentucky Beau
and Suffrage all held around TO l, while
Bat Masterson and Eandzarra did lack
followers. Those who backed Baby Wolf from to
TO TO / had the satisfaction of cashing as f.
Dugan took the of Hamburg TO the front in
the first quarter and kept him there to the end.
Dreamer Bat Masterson and Handzarra challenged
resoluUely at the head OF the stretch but Baby
Wolf shook them off at the last sixteenth pole
and rather easily.
The form players began the day we'll by backing
Rockstonc from to > 10 10 >, and seeing him
win ridden by a length from Belle Of Iroquois.
The latter. which is usually SLOW 10 settle in her
stride, broke her toes yesterday and made the
running up the backstrctch and around The turn,
with Frank Lord in close attendance and Rock
stone three or four lengths back. She could not
hold her advantage, however. and capitulatcd when
RockstOne challenged at the last sixteenth pole,
although she hung on long enough 10 save the
place. Musgraves finish on Frank Lord was wo-
fully weak and Tramp got UP III time to beat him
a head for third money
bets of the day, and was heavily played in conse-
quence from to ) TO to 10. She went to the
front turning for home after wearing General
Haley down, but tired badly in the last sixteenth.
that Pins and Needles under smooth. clever
ride by Sumter, came along and won easily.
Single Stone which making his first ap-
pearanCe since the Saratoga meeting, had little
difficulty in beating the field opposed to him yes
terday All Alone raced with him TO the head Of
the stretch and then dropped out OF #. that
Single Stone was hardly more than gallopng the
rest of the way to win as he pleased. All Alone
heat Single Stone III races at Saratoga, and
BeckiiAms handling of The latter unsa It's
factory 10 tho Farrell Sullivan clan that the bow
disciplined and kept the ground for some
time All Alone may not have been his best
yesterday, but Single Stone beat him easily
thas il appears as If there some justiflCa-
tion for the action.
Those who accepted the short price against wes
in the fifth fretted and fumed while the
horses were running. as Wes was in bad pocket
In the up the baCkstretCh and around the turn,
from which it did not look as if Miller could eX-
trcate him in time. The boy found an opening on
the rail, however, turning for home that Wes
quickly took command and won easily from St
Valentine which failed to close with his accus-
toned rush, after showing speed than usual in
the early part Of the
John Sanford's Adruche was played for mild
Killing" in the last and backed from
to 5 low 4 10 before the barrier re-
leased and AdriuChe won. thanks to NoUcr'S bad
ride Bolando. the favorite. To all appearances.
the boy did not make an effort to hold his position
in the early part OF the race. ana Bolando was
crowded back until he third or fourth from last
rounding the far turn. Notter then took him up
with a rush the outside of his field turning for
home. while the horse closed strongly. he could
not catch Adriuchc which ridden out BY a
length Jubilee Juggins. Mufu and Goshen Chief
supposed good things in this race, but did
moi rl,n accordingly NTnfti "A son of Disguise and
a cast off from the Kecne stable. said 10 be
better than Infanta, which won at % TO on Mon
day The colt had speed. but ran green and stopped
in the stretch II short.
\. Baker his bread winner Sister Frances
after she was beaten in the second race. W. NJ.
Rogers, who recently bought knockrby from W |
{. DAILY claimed the Ben Strome mare for $3.50.
All Alone also changed owners after his defeat IN
the third race. ID. Kelly and sam Emery both !
put in a claim 81 i9o. They decided 10 toss a |
coin settle who should get the colt. and y. Kelly
called the turn and led All Alone away.
Billy Dubois approached J. ". BIaock yesterday !
and offered him $500 advance the price ~ |
81 $50 which he had claimed Smiling Tom out Of |
a race Tuesday. Mr.. BalOck accepted tho profit
and Smiling Tom is now back In BILLY Dubois 5 |
barn
Billy Shows anxiety to round out his book in tne |
fourth him Sl.O00. Tom Costgan bet $lcO ,
on Baby Wolf at > TO in the next book TO Snow |
and leaving the ring when the latter jumped |
up his stool and called out: Here's 10 Baby
Wolf" Costgan turned around and raised two |
fingers and Snow promptly called of 20 his sheet |
writer. 600 10 500 Baby Wolf" Two three !
minutes later Baby Wolf