New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
KINGS DAUGHTER FAST
RIG HOLIDAY CROWD AT
SHEEPSHE1D BAY.
p.oucIcre Entered Before Ruling
fgmpst Coulter, Wins
on the Turf.
on the Turf.

on me arr.
= sfcDoweIrs Kings Daughter. Which was
,5 r,-e frcm the West TO win the Suburban
,,.-s,,sr bu,sfoll victim with others to the re-
,t,, nae in that race. justified the confidence
o,-,sr by gaToping home an easy winner Of
.--,ruealt: Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
She went right TO the front at the start
= sbskine on Enendi the turn came
win m, three lengths from James R.
,,..,e.s Affection the fast time Of 2:o4 Tor the
d. ,,,,srter. This was within second of
.-s-. record. made by Ballot in winning the
,,,., Handicap a year ago EfendL not hav-
.,;--s al his own way hardly ran back TO his
=. GOOD race when he turned the distance in
.o..5 He moved up strongly on the turn but
- Kings Daughter drew away again Enendi
,.r the fight and Affection chased the winner
- .-ci.- looked well but played no part in
the struggle- -. -,,
,. f,riaav crowd went down TO the attractive IN
- II rhe Coney Island Jockey Club So far
e -oyld be Judged by appearances. II was the Dig
=. ,y5 n the season. and horsemen and others
eas.es in the welfare of the turf did not hesitate
= -,r.ss -ll. keenest satisfaction at such visible
signs q the popularity OF racing.
u ,-aulter took advantage Of the fact that
,,.a,,lsre had been entered for the fifth race. at
%. mile and a f1rloug on the turf. before ihe rul-
- - .re stewards against him on Saturday and
=. .bo Salvador horse &c the post. To emphasize
.L sys5en Improvement IN Beauclere on Friday
ic, led to an investigation by the officials OF the
,.a-rr h came right back and beat better horses
.1-,os, as easily IS he had won on that occasion
Fa- cut Of Il IN the early part he worked his way
into a c1ntendug position rounding the home tuIn'
80 after a short but decisive struggle with The
SQUIRE came away, 70 win as he pleased Mont
o-7e-v the quoted favorIte. stopped after forcing
he pace most Of the way
r X. Coulter. whose license as trainer has been
r,,erended and whose entries have been refused
,sndlng = further investigation Of the race on Fri
dg, left the saddllng OF Beauclere 10 his stable
foreman but he was in the paddock and saw the
horse win lie hoPes 10 be sbe 10 satisfy the stew
sr5s that the Improvement in the form or the morse
was not 50 hagrani as # appeared. Besuclere
rn,ljed I'D lame after his victory last Friday, but
he trouble was not serious and he showed 10
signs Of il yesterday
California King. making his first appearance OF
the year II the popular light green OF 1hoIaas
Hitchcock IT. won the Independence Steepiechase
IN & common gallop. McKenney rated him along
sin or eight lengths behind the pace for almost
TWO turns Of the field. and then let him work his
way ID TO Kentucky Beau. the pacemaker, in the
second mile. After that il was only question Of
his standing up as Kentucky Beau was driving TO
keep within striking distance and TO hold the
place California King fenced in almost perfect
style and is probably the best Jumper in training
Sandy Creeker blundered at the water jump, and
ErencheG himself in trying TO recover He was
running strongly 81 the time and except for the
mistake might have forced the winner out.
The hardicappers were all at sea IN the first race
Sand-iar. Charlie HaTgrsye, Pretend and Fighting
bob being the ones most talked OF 5 having
chance whereas all four failed 10 finish in the
money Reybourn which stopped suddenly in his
last race after running quarter Of mile raced
Little King into submission al the elbow and came
swsy O. win ridden ouJ by safe margin. San
arisn which was beaten short head by Dalma-
tisn in their last meeting a few DAYS ago.
never prominent. while Pretend, IN which Tom
Welsh. MS trainer. had every confidence, traied
in far bahnd the leaders. 10 excuses could be
offered Tor his defeat. but it was not his true
form.
Jolly had things all his own way in the six and
hat fUriong on the turf after Queen Mar
s1erite began 10 stop the turn Seymour BelItler
tried 10 run him down, but # a hopeless stern
chase. and jolly with his jockey looking
hack r. T Carman's pony. Matte Bumpo closed
strongly and heat the others ca silly George W.
Lebolt- which showed such lot Of speed in his
last race. met with some early Interference and
never fairly settled into his stride
II was p question whether Hill Top OF I.awton
Virgins suffered most from interference in the
iast race. hgt both 0vercame all difficulties and
Fought o1t a head-and-head finish Hi!l Top getting
up in the last few strides LaWton Virgins was
siui on Just after the start and again on the far
luTn ou; Bu'ueh found au opening and the colt
showed IN front when ttraigftened out FOR home In
Ce mean tine Hill Top had been in a forward posi-
nor. but was 50 badly hemrned IN on the rail that
-N'-shfF vas forced 20 pull up and go TO the
eulSlee This save lie EiTord FLY a lot to do
'-l She closed with rare courage and perhaps
-'seIAel Ls"for AiEEius- Casque. a castoT from
''' heene stable. was out in front most OF the
Say and had no excuses
Ispl' IL 5ockey who has been making a
name Tor himself in the West will be seen in the
Ss'ai' mere before long. H. 6 Bedwell. who holds
I-e contract on the boy, has asked Walter Jen-
Il.ss y" look after his engagements
NaF1noea grafae5 himself in his race on Safur-
% ana almost severed a tendon. which will keep
i-i- a"at from The post for some time.
SaEEi,FEaD Ray SUMMARIZES
rms. hAt 2 THE ZEPHYR HANDICAP. for two
-e-'-s -i-" and half fTlungs. Futu.ity ,-o,,r Sc
80. Nt1 easily Time 0TzB Winner. L.