New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
NUSGRAVE THE STAR
RIDES FOUR WINNERS.
James b. Brady Wins Rockauay
Stakes an a Gallon.

phfitp Muss-ave PLAYED the leading role at the
.,yeduct raoetrack yesterday. He rode four win
. srd q second horse in SIX mounts and now
sc ;be list Of winning Jockeys for the meeting
% thirteen victories his credit having ridden
. ,.est one winner each Gay since the season
.,e5 with one exception. and having captured
:, Av- one OF the stakes. which include the Car
= z4srsicap won by Jack Atkin. II he continues
:. ,a has begun ne is likely TO develop into sec
= miller and attract quite big a following
. +--rrcvenaent race rider over last wear
:. --a-sed and It begins TO look if he was the
= ..+o-se~ IN P. T Chinn's stable. as the rail-
Sr5s Say
- h.1t che horse unplsced after being well
= - TIE head 81 the stretch His next mount
- warden but the colt was beaten a short head
>, sssktr after losing some ground al the start
o. t7. then rode four straight winners in James
r-a5y Z.cnap. Blacksheep and Robert Cooper.
=. 9 fault Coul5 be found in his work. and his
riding vas me enc lhlhs talked about on the way
80 rom ihe track
vrss-ave vas far more confident than the fol-
,a-s Of James 3. Brady. as the four horses
-;,b went the post in the Rockaway Stakes
-. @rrtine Il out in close company half way
- .Fe stretch HIS confidence was justified.
e.ue,e- as James f Brady came away 10 win
- mus confirming his victory over Hyperion
: - 2 few DAYS ago The form players figured
So The eight pounds n the latter's favor would
- than make up fer the lcngth-and-a half beat
g
ve-- 70 the posi- an equal favorite with Frank
FsrreIls COLI.
zjensp took Up nineteen pounds over her last
-.-e ana vo2 the handicap. at one mile. in the
- TINE y I.4o ID. Musgrave had her out in
- al The way and she won handily by d
,srs+h from Berkeley. Zethus was the paddock
.t, for this race. and was backed from to
t-oe He proved a Erievous disappointment, now
xve-. and could never get out Of last place.
scha.nc. with the best intentions in the world no
soubt largely responsible for the defeat Of Zal
g. re race he made so much use OF his
49, n the first SIX furlongs that the son of First
Ns-s had nothing left finish with, and Samuel II.
-s.--is coming with = rush from far back got up
q ne closing strides and going away Zal
.sczed Improvement over his last race else
1oots-one ran below his form, the latter beat
vi easily OF that occasion and had three pounds
+5e better of the weights yesterday Rockstone may
rave found the journey too far, and il plain
tba- he cid relish trying follow the fast pace
set y Ia
Fo-sythe who made e killing with High
private On Thursday sent another good thing TO
ne post yesterday in Warden. Oddfellow colt.
which vas backed from - 10 l 70 TO !. Jack
LOWERS Slskin spoiled the well planned coup. how
kre- ny beating Warden head in hard drive
Gs1v good Judges did not hesitate. TO express the
r-srfon that Warden was the better horse. and
considering the fact that ne was shut of as the
hz-rss- went ID by the winner, which E Dugan
rook across his field rather sharply there seemed
n he good ground for this feeling II may be said,
however, that Sskin ran gamer under punish
reut as Warden 81 his neck at the last six
r.e--h pole. but could not beat him home.
Robert Cooper. the full brother Montgomery.
which vas one Of the good three-year-olds last
season and the winner % the Burns Handicap in
California last winter was graduated from the
maiden class il the closing event. II has taken
hin long tine 70 earn brackets. but he won in
ruch corars ndinE style yesterday that il is just
possible that ne may develop into as good horse
Is hts owner has considered him for year.
Dolly spanker has been broken 10 harness, and Is
being driven & buggy as the best means OF
training hin for some races later II is not the
trsr tine that this method has been tried and
proved successful.