New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
,,II0T GALL0PS HOME
NC STANDARD STAKES.
,.,r r. Madden Unoouers -anofher
Good TSco-Year-Od.


ysnss n - hest three-yea in training after
-assa IS - -. :, Peter Pan last year. made his
AZ rstii5i ~ She season at Graysend yes
- sFS -, she Standard Stakes at a mile and
risy. AA'1 common galiop, beating Montgomery.
easTieI' =. Ola Honesty and Tourenne lie
sfss -, and his manner or winning was so
| .sa 50 W., 80 Il begins to look as IL James r.
-sr'sssz the rich Suburban Handicap safely
Esse y - 100 such horses as Colin' Ceit and Bal
ssz W. .-s,s on In all probability Ballot VIII be
: 70 oei..+os 10 carry the colors of the vice.
o. o c. >, the Jockey Club as ceit penalty
lssT1n~N she Brooklyn Handicap brings his
x WHILE ,,s mounds while Colin is almost sure
sssht " -, for the many rich three-year-old
= coz which he is eligible
ssEes = Stakes was at weight for age, with
1ht s----- s-o,, vslue Of ss.eeo. and the fact that
s sooe1 - socised 10 send Ballot along in place
I1rs - -elt both Of which were eligible, in
{ Oo- .,es-ly his confidence in the big son OF
S's'e~- This was tip in itself. and as the
Sc ,enor;ed that he had been working well
u pius p.rt n the post at odds on. Montgomery
- ---s.,kea from to TO to L ana hoyai Aouris,
IS esen n 10 ! by those who thought that
20 y -, not he quite ready for bruising
$50 Z-,rv Rowe sent the horse to the post
~ =. condition and he galloped in front all
p. win easily by two lengths.
z -. is+ v,hich looked small in comparison
s'lei =. I'D 70 live with the pace. but tired
% - Montgomery. closing strongly, fol-
20 5.-lo+ home some five lengths before the
- col, OLD Honesty and Tourenne were
L begins 10 look as though Royal Tour
za's--o. 50 good q colt his first two races
50 e INST POSSIBLE that mile and six
far as he cares 10 go. as Ballot made
81 -. g common selling platter over mile
| = ,us-rer yesterday
Nadden's Lavton Virgins showed i'm
'a :. ,,sr his Nrst start last Saturday, when
.-1- and won the Hudson Stakes for
: - ,15s from James r. keene's Esperanto.
7,3se,ise which was making his first ap-
-. These two practically had the race be-
= -he-n al the way, and Lawton Niggins
- ne better by coming away in the last fur
| - short but decisive struggle half way
- . re stretch Rossfenton. an added starter,
- payne Whitney's Sun Dance attracted
- :. The play. and they closed about equal
- 10 Sgn Dance followed the pace
=, x,r half mile. only 10 stop badly and
=. ,,s- while Rossfenton never appeared TO
= : nix stride and finished next 10 last. Sir
= ,.re from far back and wound up q re-
80 - third. racing Well enough TO indicate
= :. ,r~ earn brackets before many days are
rr
r,-s. 7 Keene's Peter Ounce was backed from
,,s-o5 TO win the opening handicap, over
- sha-t SIX furlong course. but was badly inter
- -+s &c the barrier went up, and any chance
/. ~ n winning was hopelessly ruined. The
= -ss had. with King Cobalt and Baby Wolf
- winning advantage. The former made
4 - mining and won easily by two or three
s-rhs
| v...p- -o5s confident race on Bad News IN
| =. ss,7n6 event and a clever one as well.
| q svs5 ground on the rail IN the I'D the
t,rE7-rt,t. shut uT Beauclere. which looked
5.zs-,.. st the turn for home and then took his
-.-s IN wearing Hyperion il down in the run
-t-rarh he stretch.
F-ark J. Farrell sent in q commission on Blandy
il Ills rae and when his horse pulled I'D lame
* sf the track in more or less disgust TO Join
ne Yankees n Detroit. II would have been bet
hnEbe had waited until after the sixth
;s,s ts5 ba1 run however. as his Star Ruby
ri. 4Emdne galloped home an easy winner
81 gFuL Jim Gafney and some Of his other
| sslis Fsgfted by the victory. but Mr. Farrell
| r have 10 be content with the purse. he did
| 2 ssu even a small commission to bet on the
z 7aicl has disappointed him several times
| zz- did not ride yesterday. as he was set
| V- tlr one week by the starter on Monday for
| z=5isnce 81 the posi-
| vas reported on good authority Yesterday
CT schI5sser. said TO be acting for Harry
| rE Whitney offered John T. Madden s25 90 for
ir-z which ran second TO MS stable cOmpan-
| 81 Martin in the Great American Stakes on
| s-1zy Madden declined the offer, however.
Z Hldreth also tried 20 buy Sir Martin, but
| Fas was too high.
meeting Of the stewards Of the Jockey Club
| u Windsor Arcade last evening the assistant
| sasy was authorized TO instruct the clerk OF
| eszes o. ali courses racing under the jurisdic-
l e q the Jockey Club 10 furnish the initials OF
lakeys riding in any race. SO that they may
l lazs1 or the Jockey board