New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
ocEAN BOUND In VAN
rlpTURES RICH PRIZE.
roo5ford CIays FiIly Shoes Heels
TO Field at the Spa.

~ s.
aIsw $500 ~ seeing his good filly Ocean Bound
ss!ls'so .r easv winner Of the rich Spinawsy
pllop ,,oa ao 81 the track here to-day, and once
eaKes -,r,isb her high class and quality. She
more - h.r Young owner many anxious mo-
bAs .,.,,ly because Of a disposition TO pun up
rsA So her work. and some doubts were ex-
scss hs,or. the race as 10 her ability 70 run
~ % her brilliant races AT HraNeseho anu
noh 80 Rsy. These doubts were quickly dis
sheepsiisr. or,sver. soon after the start, az she
peso' - Nav 70 the front in the first quarter.
VOTE ,,,s M q gep Of three lengths. held her
sn1 - the end with her opponents oriVihg haro
w ,.sn within striking distance
"soo,rsr1n. after trying 10 bear out on the turn
l0s,nr a little ground. closed resoiutely In the
80 and beat John T. Msdcens sucker' nishiy
su'1 an nv Yankee for the place Harry Payne
ueo - tsreenrale which was the paddock tip
VIZ W. annesred stiff and sore going 10 the post
", -sn far below expectations
so,.sr Bound won easily enough, but dio not ap'
- no striding as freely as In previous races
y ,llsd ND slightly sore hut this may nave
sns - IN mart 10 the fact that she was cut In
... ~ four places by being jumped on from be-
- An the first sixteenth. one cut above the
LIZ. ,-ss fully two inches long. but. fortunately
~ ~. s.s, enough in the opinion Of her owner, 20
r. erv anxiety Mr.. Clays share OF the rich
- r,ss 5Oa and he was warmly congratulated
= .,s clubhouse after the race by his many
sl.-ss He said thai in all probability he would
~ s.r5 her 10 the post for the Saratoga Special
90 s'.,,-ssv IS he preferred 10 save her for the
U,ns,pl stakes and the Futurity when he expects
- % heat the colts as she has the hllies
~, Msdden's sticker. which was making her
=. s,,esrance OF the season. aroused much Ia
-. comment both before and after TIE race
ch. wss always close 70 the pace. ana hung on IN
-. spsI drive with sehoolmarm with 9 rare show
!, courage She is likely 10 improve the next time
-. roes 10 the post.
&C Keene's highly tried tVo-yesr-old Gras-
-. son Of Meddler-Rotha II, 10 which the rail
.,s. have been pointing being better than Sweep
~ the possible winner Of the Futurity. was beaten
e. the opening race. he was the quoted favorite
:, short price, but after racing head and head
nth chickassw for i've furiones, huhs OaoA9' Emu
finished outside the money
~. = A Iiyingston's Kingship confirmed the
~ros ,rBpression he made in winning the Foam
e,,tss st sheepshesd Bay by coming from far
,s,k N the stretch and winning in q mild drive
,rr Chicksssw ana Democrat kingship has q
.-coth easy way Of running and II is Just possible
a,t he may be one Of the best youngsters Of the
season
c-as-nsr. is a rscy looking colt. with strong
,.s and good shoulders but Is rather light in the
ssr-sl and carries his head too high 10 impress
n. critics He has been hard horse 10 train
tscsuse Of an unruly temper, but has shown
world Of speed in hts work and must not be dis
missed lightly because Of his failure 10 win al the
t-r asking He showed lack OF racing education
TO-DAY and ran so greenly that he could not do
himself full justice
r. T Wilson. ST.. president Of the Saratoga
ASSOCIATION. won his FIRST race of the meeting with
Bxucoup in the third event, al rurlongs. but
n cost him $50 10 save his horse. when offered
81 auction Cal Doggett. the onetime clubhouse
commissioner, bid him up sl.ooO over his entered
selling price OF $3.50 before T. J. Hesley. acting
FOR Mr. Wilson, could retain him for the usual s.
siysnoe.
Bssucoup ran brilliant race. He followed the
CAST pace set by Bosom. and came away in the
last sixteenth, win rather easily in the fast time
Of iS for the seven furlongs, which was within
oneftth Of second Of the track record, made by
SIR LynneEood, with - pounds up, IN 1906. Leach
who had the mount on Bosom, rode such q weak
finish that he was openly criticised by many per
sons in the stand. The gelding was stopping. how
ever under his inpost Of ll5 pounds and the little
BOY probably did the best he could.
San Hildreth took hand al the bidding up
game after Beney1ew had the nth race. at
one mile and a furlong. The six-year-old gelding
was entered 10 be sold for 500. and Hildreth ad-
Fshceo that price 10 $500 before H. G. Bedwell
could save his bread winner with 3 advance.
btlegieW was cleverly rated by Taplin in the
early part OF the race. ran up strongly rounding
NE urn and opened Up a gap Of three lengths.
neet zipango. the quoted favorite. which suffered
,'oh poor ride and stormy journey. half a
length
august Belmont's Practical. IN. fun brother 10
fnsclHan, which was unbeaten in this country last
sa,' was hnaliy graduated from the maiden class
~ ue last race al the expense OF a cheap lot Of
ses' Gold Dust. OF which much was expected,
The stretch
I'osrick johnson announced that his hlIy Ham
ess had developed bowed tendon which
4 l'ateo her withdrawal from the second rae.
a forsythe will sell all his yearlngs and horses
. ,..sIe a. auction on September IL and so 70
is,nins for couple OF years.
was another perfect day for racing, and a
80 S1ed crowd. not far behind that OF the open
- % numbers. vas in attendance. and showed
10 lack OF enthusiasm.
SARATOGA SUMMARIES
bss - - OF tso-yeaT- ods: $500 added FiI. and
iefS tx4a.ohts start good. Won driving Tim1
s l. A Livingston " ''
kasssh W. r. = Str Fin Jockey. bettins