New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
SURPRISES In RACING
CHASE CAUSES TALK.
EtheriaI Equals Track Recard-A
Garter RuEed of the Tart.

-,,-,-,ses and form reversais or a starthre
-e-e in order at Brighton Beach Sesoeiuas -. " -
. -. six races ETHEREAL. Kentucky eeau siio
- - -o,o-ess, ,won their respective races quoted
:. nor, orioes and strictly to FORM pu' Mon
80 lin McCsa1 and Star Thistle showed mn w
-+ of a kind that led 10 much unfaForaoie sol.
- Agontrose beat a cheap field or rnaioene'
80 ~ which have any form worthy OF iie iiai'
~ :. ~ ,,.-forr,ance can he passed over as one
= .hose natural surprises which come So oi' -
,,,o,,fhbred racing but the oulck inlpio ~,
- ...c;u or the bad handling OF Prince Oh fh
'-- -, oroted favorite in the steeplechase' anu
sen lie ,.-, so-,, sornersault of Star Thistle.
it.e - beaten off a few days ago "hen d
-. fsvo-ite might well have led the ste"aros
70 ask some questiohs ,, . little
=, 1une Is Jim McGil. after showing 49,
- sneed was beaten a furlons OF NOR !"
,se aeid: on July 13. at Brighton Beach, ne
- - - -. snaad in q race with Jimmy Lane anu
L. %. ,f F,ilsen and was beaten fifteen or twenty
- EJe had sixteen pounds the pest oA W -
- prince of Pilsen in yesterday Faoe' -.
% OF :. count in part for his beating MI ooi'
nlgn' 49,, ,os sbov, any ability TO keep up IN
.io,s start Lynch, on Prince OF fhsei,
- -, - fsr out Of the race for mile ana "a-
- some Of those present were lncAeu . :. g .t.
80 on him for the defeat of his mount
- omen their eyes at the improves 80 had
,,r-fp But be that as It may the iA0 - -
jim 81 - Prince of Pilsen made up at leas' zen
Al 60 ass lengths in the last half mile anu Na'
OF IL a scant length. If Lynch mao peise
Oe's-' orer there might have been ano'her ,
.ar as so far as could he juogeo iNe
- ~-ss the best horse at the weight hut
sen va" -. ,,-as : hot favorite last Monday
LII raise a respectable gallop. ana - ,-
e-.atinp well enough and showing d H. last
- dronped out Of il and nnlsheo - ..r
1.-e v-ss another story TO tell yesterday +ha
o,+ had 10 come around his helo al ~
as Ile - 80, .o.o, where Bonnie Kelso saved TWO
- lengths on the rail, ana sun "os
- with no help from Raynor' ms .oe+
.,;s own courage and win on ule P
- 80 e,,lLed in his last race, was Iiie
ussrfoD Of one disguised racesoer' anu. anr ,.'o'
= =. sbort the only explanation posSi0-s' =.
'', 10 y ION his fourth straight race wheh .e
- home an easy winner Of the secoho 80
o. manner Of winning was in1PresslEe' a g.. .
- IN the stretch 70 win as ne Pi - .+a
- 80 - head AEht with Ruble in the run Up u.
head an u. covered the distance in the fast
- ~ which eoualled the track reCoIu ~
.,,- t,- Harry Payne Whitneys broohua.
S-c,o,b and c E. Durnelrs Royal Nane- -
.5i1s nor an attractive horse TO look a - N
co1or Is concerned. is *el furnlsileu ,+tar
-, 80 he aale 10 hold his own in rnuch oe'rei ~
-. han he has been meeting HIS aplIty
-.3s-t carrier has not been tested as yet pu'
-,e-a - every reason to believe that ne couiu p 20
m his weight and show to advantage WIN 1ne "e
youngsters in training .z ,a-
A,g7,st F3elmont's Half Sovereign repeaoeo No-
- -.oa IF q few days ago and ran the SIX lur-
- s., the handicap in 112 2-5 equallfng the marx
che made the other day. which was the iasues1
,ir,A for the distance al the meeting ION NC
Cath tried 10 race with her In the run UP 'ne
.a,ls+retch but stopped so badly that Cressihs
and Psntou1ie beat him home althoush ne hao
,es+er hn-h easily in recent races
Alre-non Dangerfeld. assistant secretary OF the
Jockey club. announced yesterday that at meet
ing ~ the stewards on Wednesday Arthur Carter
the trainer. and the horse Beardan, had been ruled
of the turf under Rule No. g. Part " This sec
1ion IF Rule No 1s2 reads follows:
ANY person who shall have administered drug
O. stfrnulant internally by hypoder1nic method
prior % e race. or who shall have used appliances
electrical or mechanical. other than the ordinary
whip and spur. shall be ruled off
a Carter was suspended a few days ago by the
stewards Of the Brighton Beach meeting and his
case referred 10 the Jockey Club for further action
after BeardaH had acted ike q crazy horse at the
barrier.
Jack NoGinnis sold two horses yesterday. Sem
ztor MoCarren bought Watervliet- q castof from
the Harry PAYNE Whitney stable. for 5000, and
George Barbee purchased Castlewood for $500
Il was said that Courtlandt II. Smith and jay
o'B-ien would dissolve their partnership in the
Hampton Stable within the next few DAYS.
Jimmy Mccormick saddled Jack Joyner's horses
yesterday. as John Schoosser. the regular trainer,
was i'll