New-York tribune., 1909-09-16
Kaong u GoE y Baseball Motor Boating Tansss Sports
PRINCE IMPERIAL WINS
RUNS LIKE GOOD HORSE.
Glass Gets Ugly Fall, but Escapes
srith a Shaking Up.

Prince Imperial for which Robert Forsythe Lit
sie paid $1,000 few days ago. established his class
70 the satisfaction Of many good judges who did
not him race IN Canada when he yaoped home
an easy winner of the fifth event at C;ravesen7
yesterday He did not beat much, as Barleythorpe
has lost caste because OF disposition to stop hut
his manner Of winning was impressive The start
was bad. Starport and Rustem being left AZ the
oost but Barleythorpe, James E C;annev,s big,
rriced twoyear-old, purchased in the hone OF win
ming the Futurity. was on his toes and made the
running around the turn and into the stretch with
Prince Imperial in a good position a length or
more away. When Strengthened out the Orlando
colt quickly took command and came away TO win
as he pleased, whereas Barleythorpe stopping as
usual when challenged from lack Of courage or the
ability 10 carry his speed more than fve furlongs
lost the place 10 Inc fast closing Charlie Hargrave
Firestone made Wise Mason look like a common
selling platter in the Speculation Stakes of 81 800 al
one mile and furlong. he forced the pace under
: pull and won gsllopins, with his mouth wide
open and his ears pricked. Wise Mason ran such
e good race behind King James few. days ago
that his poor performance was hard to understand
ana could be explained only by the fact that he
= rather light bodied horse and might not have
hed time enough 10 recover from his prosious
Eruelling effort
Glass the Jockey. had narrow escape from Sc
-1ous injury when his mount, obdurate, fell al the
head OF the stretch. How he missed the heels OF
some OF the other horses vas q mystery. but he
came out OF il al with few bruises and . bad
his carriage and Andrew Miller. one Of the
stewards. thoughtfully left the stand 70 question
hin rather than can him Up. Glass explained that
some other horse hit his mount as the field made
the turn for home. but he could not tell which
IL was. The boy telt well enough 70 accept tho
mount on Helen Carroll n the third event
spooner. TIE quoted favorite, won the opening
-ace after wearing Earl's Court down IN the last
sixteenth. When offered at auction no advance
came the entered selling price ef $1,000 Nota-
sulga might have been closer up with clear sailing
She vas shut OF sharply on the turn by Alchernist
sno lost valuable ground Black Mary failed 10
show her usual speed. Tor which there was some
excuse. she was OF poorly and in close quarters
for half mile. Rubia Granda closed big gap 70
finish third, snd appears 10 be 81 her best
Kings Daughter had little more than good
exercise gaIlop 10 beat Miss Kearney and Or.
Barley. the only other starters in the handicap
mile and turloag :. C Hldreth scratched
Moquette and F1restone, believenig that Kings
Daughter had TOO much Of z pull in the weights
and four other owners must have felt the same
way. I'll Of which spoiled what promised TO be
Eood -sce-
Euaa's SISTER. quoted AZ false price. scratched
home In the third race before Calash. hot pad
dock Zip. The lstter was the better horse ~ the
weights but he hao TOO much 10 DO in the stretch
70 make I'D the ground lost in the early part
through being shut OF and henued in Many IN
the stand were o. the opinion that the winner de-
served disqualification FOR interfering with Fulfil
approaching the far turn, which cost the Piau6it
dlly any chance she had. Glennadeane, the quoted
favorite. could never fnd clear sailing. while Tom
Melton, one OF the good things o. the race. broke
bacly and could never improve his position
julie Carson, who started Love Watches, claimed
Fulhn after the from s " Street for $l.220-
Sethermosr got caught in q Jan 3usr after the
srzrr Of the last event ana ButVen war lucky 70
save himself from bad fall Some thought e
Dlgsa on Practical was responsible for the inter
ference, but the stewards held him blsmelsss and
dismissed BCrWeIl's claim Of foul
GRAVEsEND SUMMARIES
FEE7ST RACE-Ssllg. for three-yea--oids upward;
s4e0 added About six turiongs- start poor Won
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