New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-06
STAKE FOR CABOCHON.
WINS At FANCY PRICE.
O5cens Gets Ugly Fail in Chase, bit
Escapes zcith Broken 4rm.

CaDochon placed another stake TO the credit
OF James Il. Keene by winning the spndrift
Handicap, for three-year-olds, et Sheepshead
Bay yesterday. The form players had been de-
ceved by his Two had races on the turf course.
and allowed him TO so to the post practically IN
backed at the lucrative price OF 20 to / Miller
had 10 ride McCarter. so Jimmy Rowe gave
Lowe tie mount on Cabochon. and the boy not
only did the colt full justice but showed far bet
ter judgment than either Miller or Garner. who
rode McCarter and Tony Faust respectivev by
avoiding the early pace and saving something
10 finish with
Tony Faust was heavily backed from : to l
&c TO ]. but Gamers ride was open TO criti-
cism, although he may have been following in
structions. Tony Faust has showed IN recent
races that he runs best from behind but Car
ner sent him right along yesterday after whip
ping him away from the post. and raced head
and head with McCarter up the backstretch and
around the turn. which brought about the defeat
OF both horses
Turning for home Tony Faust had raced Nc
Carter into submission, 10 all appearances and
opened up gap of a full length. but il proved
10 be last despairing effort. and he had nothing
left to Withstand Cabochon's determined chal-
lenge at the last sixteenth pole. and stopped so
suddenly that ne finished outside the money.
Cabochon Their came away 10 win ridden out
10y a length, while McCarter, struggling on.
earned the pace. TWO lengths before All0PDtI.
The latter was in good position in the run up
the backstretch, but dropped out of it rounding
the turn, only to close again in resolute fashion
Harry Payne Whtney's Killaloe had strong
following in this race on the strength Of her good
second to Yankee Girl few days ago She was
never prominent. however after meeting with
some Interference on the first turn. Arctic and
Fountainblue also dull disappointing races.
which gave their followers little hope for i'm
.provenent another day.
were the winning favorites yesterday Dinna
Ken won the handicap at mile, after racing
en close company with Far West 70 the last six
fteenth pole. The latter showed decided i'm
provement over HIS recent races, and ran we'll
enough TO indicate that he has finally come back
10 the form which made him feared in almost
any company last year. Lancastrian. we'll
handled by E. Dugan, the mile and half
race on the turf with Flinlnap second and Ire
nola third Banker was undoubtedly the second
best horse in the race. however. and might even
have beaten Lancastrian with clear sailing.
Brussel tried 10 go through a narrow opening
on the rail on the back stretch and into
pocket and could not find his way through until
turning for home. Just when his followers took
fresh hope. however. Flimnap swerved over
against Trenola, which shut him out again, and
the distance TO the finish was all too short for
him 10 overcome this second handicap.
Seven horses went TO the post in the steeple-
chase but only four finished, as three came TO
grief during the running. Merry Saint fell at
the first jump and rolled completely over Owens
who had the mount. The jockey lay where he
fell without moving and IL looked from the stand
ss if he had been instantly killed. He regained
consciousness however, within ten minutes and
barring the development OF internal injuries es-
capped with a broken arm and general shaking
up Bayonet and DR.. HeIlsworth also fell, but
their jockeys did not get scratch
Miller brou sht- some consolation 10 his follow
ers by winning the last race with The Squire
Jack Joyner's Hessian was. the ''One best bet" of
those who remembered his good race with
IaIket earlier in the meeting, but he failed 10
run back to the form he showed on that occa-
sion. and was lucky TO be third six or eight
lengths behind the winner. Herbie bled In this
race and was pulled up
Lord Stanhope, starter in the fifth race. kept
flashing out with his heels on the way 10 the
post and finally got one of his legs over the rail
and practically hung himself He may or may
not have strained himself, but the fact remains
that he stopped badly after showing little early
speed