New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
NTSGRAVES UGLY FALL
JOCKEF HAS CLOSE CALL.
King Cobalt H'ins DHnf0n Stakes an
Fast Time.

.r-sc-sEe. the Jockey. got bad fah in the third
-srs .. Jamaica YESTERDAY and was lucky to escape
.. s general shaking up and bad bruises.
80 feared Al first that f- was seriously injured
= after heinE carried TO the paddock in the
.s--e--~ wagon he able limp into TIE Jockey
-.s.m His other engagements for the day Were
-.,s1le5 and he may not be seen in the saddle
sir until the end Of the week The accident
5tcb VAS the third since the Jamaica meeting
-e-e5 happened on the backstretch
vuss-aye had the mount AInandine. the IA
,--,s for The race and the horse running sIong
= -bfrs place and going easily. when he either
m N TviES ~ crossed his legs and fell Musgrsve
-,us5 over TWO or three times on the track and
~ ve-- Up from the stand, ii looked il the
NV could not escape fatal injury There
rs-e-al feeling OF relief in consequence when he
sst VI. sn6 more yet when word came from the
,s56ock mat ne would be all right in a day two
kt1e Cobalt the DgITIton Stakes for three
res--ol6s the fast time OF liz Is for the six
s--io7rs This time within one-hfth OF a sec
,,s of The trek record. made by OuadriIle in 1906
sir z6S pounds gp King Cobalt took up Us pounds
Yesterday and after racing around James B Brady
: the quarter, he forced the pace the rest OF
.Aa x-ay and by fun length from Berry Maid
81 Rlslto The colt was doing his best in the
.hrorch rhe stretch under hard hand drive, but
4,z g. :he end Mccarthy eased him up. and he
Tu- perhaps with something in reserve. James B
r-szv The luhewarm favorite. gave il up COM
plstely when he could not have his own way, and
-rishe6 q had last
Ber-y Maid ran her usual consistent race, and
foasht i with Rslto through the stretch in
rz-esr fashion She with slight inter
ference tus1 after the but could hardly have
heszer the winner which showed improvement over
his first start. when Berry Maid beat him neck.
Jsck Mc1innis's Mesoue. s cast-or from the Keene
stshe. made his first appearance Of the season. but
-sr SIS Z he needed a race TO put him or edge
Duzan earned the jockey honors by riding three
v--ners-Oueen Marguerite ZeIhus and Castlewood.
He had work his passage with Zethus which
vas sluggish rounding the turn that the boy
forced draw his whip 10 keep him up his
Eo-k- With Queen Marguerite and Castlevood.
however. he had 70 do little more than sit still
s-er getting them Of in front
jack Mc-Sinnis ard those who accepted his tip
-s5e & substantial killing with Castlewood in the
lss- rsce. The colt backed from to l TO
. : 70 the utter surprise OF the form players.
--c couIE not figure him 10 have chance on his
-zo races al Aqueduct. when ne was badly beaten.
those zho accepted him on faith. however, had no
os-se FOR regret, he saIoped in front all
re way and won easily by two three lengths
Zis7sp. which has had about enough racing for
re c-ae being raged TO earn the place as Light
T-ool tired II effort 10 Castlewood down.
5z-es r heene's St Withhold was graduated from
-he maiden class il the second race. thanks TO
NoI-er's strong fzish. The colt won by head
from Father Stafford. which made most OF the
--E and hung like youngster Of high courage.
Tesoa-e and Eustaciar were the good things OF
-he race The former being backed from 10 TO
- and the latter from 10 l 10 e 70 ..
Both were n close quarters most Of the way, and
had li-tle or no chance 10 prove their worth.
Brother Jonathan. A good looking three -y7ear-old
by Yz-kee-Sis1er NaTy. Won the third race quietly
backed from = 10 10 / He had 70 make Up
guile title ground 10 work his way into con-
-e1iinE position, but came away easily in the
E--=1ca- Rosario and Twlgs followed him home,
both tired that they fairly staggering.
Fly Bal paddock tip in this but he
found TIE journey too far or else two
s-u--.
Ze-hus a son OF Previous. which beat the mighty
Hamburg as a rFyo-year-olG finally Won : race tor
L-ek Bauer Ehe has been roofing for e year
more 70 get his coIors home IN front The horse
vzs all our 10 win from Chief Hayes and Chan
'rr. g-.-f Hay-s was ~ fancy price. which was
ra- surprising view Of the fact that lie had been
sudden change o form was little more than any
s7- could explain
Mcdaniel. The Jockey who has not been riding in
form -.r v--k JW0 decided yesterday take
q few DAYS rest. which. IN all probability. viii do
->- -s-. bar e De- carries 0Ut MS present inten-
Viii uHf b- seen in The saddle again for z week
Sumter. Jtr- JOCKEY zto ia j.Ired when Patriot
t-W cav- z-5. discharged from the
El-z Sunday. and around The stables yester-
cay Jimmy Mccormick said however. that he
Eo-s ~gr ls aAE rdlng FOR several DAYS
Faar L MADDEN and J I. McGinais. who almost
came 20 alaHs Jamaica Saturday. buried the
-a-.--- yesterday suG decided 10 be friends once