New-York tribune., 1908-05-07
GOOD THINGS" GO OVER
RIG KILLING WITH CARY
4ras6e GolJops Home an Columbus
Stakes at Jamaica.

Car. hve-year-old son of Star-Shoot-Alsa
which earned the distinction of beating oiseau
st Saratoga two summers ago, when quoted ar q
fancy price, and which had not won a race since
was the medium of substantial killing at the
Jamaica racetrack yesterday. He was backed
from - 10 to 10 TO /. and, coming from behind
IN the stretch won going away in hard drive
nv half length from the IOo-to-1-shot Disaster.
THE few got the top price of 20 TO counted
themselves lucky, the layers were wary and
quickly cut the price, even when small bets began
to show. Sol Lchtenstein one of the biggest book
makers IN tie ring accepted one bet of so at the
TOP prlcs, and another OF SO. and then rubbed TO
* 70 = and later 10 10 10 !.
John = Ryan, Of get-rich-ouck fame, said
70 have been the man who engineered the coup. He
was not st the track himself, and the story went
.hat his commission placed in the poolrooms
Cincinnati. Pittshurg, ST Louis and Chicago Max
FJi-sch who trains the horse. said that he could
NOT understand the plunge, and that he bet only
,a third himself, simply because the horse was
meeting such poor lot He said. further that his
resr work for tbs race was six furlongs in In
Garner rad the mount, won his first race Of
Tie season Incidentally he rode like the Garner
of,old and handled the horse in fsultless style.
one nan was found in the grandstand after the
-aoe who had Tagered so Disaster 70 win at
-ao 70 / and needless say. he in faint
.ng condition the well named horse. which is 6
son Of Observation-Disclosures came swinging into
the stretch some three lengths in front and ap-
-ea-e5 10 have the safely won. only TO be
h.a-a- in the last few strides. The for
horses which had not won in 1907 or 1905 and for
.hsr reason II was the cheapest field which has
gone 70 the post this year
cav vas not the only good thing Of the day
=, u4n as srasee. quietly hacked from 70 20
10 galloped home an easy uiner Of the Colur11-
fns Stakes while PriscLlisn, pounded down from
s-o1 70 t 70 < WOE the closing event for August
Belmont which nss rhe first time that the colors
q the chairman of the Jockey Ituo nave ceen II
front This year-
arsssA vas 2 pretty fair sort Of two-year-olo
last yesy but his work in private had been care
fully covered up. So that the raj birds old not
know how good he Castlewood was the "a
rori1e al cdds-on, heavily backed from z TO 10
4 10 but he found stronger opposition than II his
runaway race OF Two or three days ago, and had 70
he content with second money. Fulton got Aresee
Of N front and kept him there TO the end not
hang called on DO anything except sit stih ana
let IN. horse romp along
PrlsciIian. e good locking colt b. Hastings-Sl
Priscilla which was highly tried last year oul
oid not get 70 the pest, ran well enough IN the
r1osins rare 10 indicate that he will be = useful
rof- --is vazr He caught James R Kee1le's Peter
cr,rrs 81 The head OF the stretch ana stood
1onz hard drive 10 the wire II bulldog 1asnion
Peter Ounce started only once last wear "hen ne
-sn second 70 Fort Johnson ar Saratoga He Is
well h-ed colt by Cornrnenoo-Fatr Vision ana, IKE
PrisciIian Is 10 give good account OF MINI
SELF later IS he too fought on with rare courage
in spite Of the that E Dusan- on Pr1scillian
had him pinned close 10 the rail all through tne
last furlong. The horses had pumping match al
the head Of the stretch for which Prisciian looked
responsible the stewards did not CONSIDER thst
e foul had been committed
2 T. Wilson Jr-s. Moufort- looking hlsh In nesh-
won the third race. at a mile and q sixteenth
on MS class He outrun for SIX furlonss put
closed -esoIutely through the stretch when Lat
tired. and rather cieveriy by TWO lengths zaI
was the hot favortte money. but he found
the Journey too far against horse Of Monforts
class
The slaughter Of fsvorites. which did not end
Until Friscillian won. began with the defeat OF Jane
si@r IN the first race After overcoming in
reference in the early part she closed big gap
snd headed GrirnaGi IN the stretch but the effort
told and the latter. running on, won by half a
length
James r keenes Opal was slight favorite over
Occidental in the second but, Ike her stable
COMPANION. Toodoo, Tuesday, she bolted TO the
OUTSIDE rail rounding the turn, after opening Up a
gap Of FIVE lengths on her field. As Delaby could
not ind an opening with Occidental Sam Hiloreths
Six Hose came away 10 win easily by three lerslht
a. the lucrative price Of Is 10 L
The clockers ssy ,har Jimmy Rowe has been
training :lis horses the reverse way of the track
IN anticipation Of the meeting at Belmont Park,
which may account for Voodoo and Opal taking
20 the woods the regulars say.
G Swain the Jockey, did not have 4 mount yes
terdsv. and II turned that he had been set
down the balance of the meeting by the starter
CT Tuesday for breaking through the barrier
z. Dugan, who is riding an good form. rode two
more winners yesterday and now heads the list OF
winning Jockeys for the meeting, with fifteen VIC
tories 70 his credit Since the opening day Of the
meeting when he scored only once. ne has ridden
or more winners each day
sy Nariuich might have yon the second race u
The saddle had not slipped, forcing Lang 10 90 a
circus act TO hold IL was hard TO under
stand how the boy escaped fall. n. brought
the Hf1 hack 70 the Judges stand riding bareback
and TIE saddle dangling.
" Il Mosby-s Spencer Wells. the beaten favor
ie in the Dinner Stakes BenninE was reported
Dangerously sick yesterday.