New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
KING JAMES In DEFEAT
RUNS SECOND IN STAKES.
Olambaia Wins Tscir City Handicap
at Skeepshedd B0U.

King lanes winner Of the Metropolitan ana
Brooklyn hardcaps, made hts first appearance after
Ions rest in the Twin City Handicap az Sleeps
head Bay yesterday. and ran second to r = VII
son jr's OlambaIa. winner o. the Saratoga Cup
last Saturday The Ornus three-year-old Tor Whlcn
1ir Wilson raid 900 on the opening DAY OF tne
summer meeting at Saratoga Springs. TO the emu
that his colors might be represented In the Saratoga
Handicap gaIloped home the easiest kind OF win
usr ButweTl, who had the mount. sent him TO the
front rounding the far turn. after waiting oehind
the pace for five furongs. and after that the issue
was never n doubt.
King James fought samely. but ran IKE
horse which needed race two 20 tighten him up
for HIS best effort. August BeInonts Half Sover-
eisn chung 70 him persistently through the last
f-iong that Scoville lad TO drive him out TO save
the place
Corey Island Jockey Club, II being the tvrenty-sTth
renewal Yesterday. Many good horses have won IN
years past when the value was much bigger, hut
oIaalbala appears 70 he worthy OF place on tne
roll The handicap had = guaranteed value SsstsI-
ds Of only $4,000 but this made little difference 20
1fr Wilson. who vas highly elated over the victory
% his horse Osr,tala ran the mile and quarter
in EOS "a good performance. considering the ease
With which he won. Unfortunately the son or
ornus was badly CIT during the race. which may
cause his temporary retirement
MANY clever Judges expressed the opinion tnat
E-,pr James was rot iudiciousiy ridden !nasmuch
ss ScovfIle forced the pace in the early part N
cstnpau~ with tho light footed and lightly WeigE'ea
Half Sovereign II took lot out q the NOISE o4t
Olarnt,la would have beaten rim yesteroas' 10
Doubt. however hauJled King James has been III
retirement since he the Brooklyn Handicap
on June g. he looked and acted well. and Is sure
70 improve In his next start
,-ir,b,s vas mounds the best horse IN the handt-
can ~ one mile and a sixt enth on the turf. but
Grand tried 10 so through q narrow opening
rounding the FAR turn and was shut on and
knocked back two three lengths Inc s'aT
Shoot fcur-year-old recovered and went on siter
his field, but was forced 20 run on the ontsHe
and lust faued 90 get Up. Zienap winning by
short head Grand lodged a claim Of foul against
T. Martin. on Zienap. the ground that he was
TibIe for the interference. but the stewards
after hearing from the patrol Judge and Martin
dismissed 70 and allowed thu race TO stand Mo-
ouettr ran Gar below bis Saratoga forr' n this
race end may not like the turf course
l. begins 10 look as II oil Grandpa would never
o,Itllye his usefulness. lie the sterpleciase
in a common gallop beating EXpansionist' inc
quoted .avorte and three others ss Y il was mere
play. re fenced in practically rauitiess style ana
made al The running. McAtee. who had the mount
On Ezp4usI1uIst rode an uncertain race, going up
and taking back S. 81 misiudgiug the pace. SIN.
- tr- weights Grandpa was undoubtedly the pct-
ter ho-se. George odom's Eoooin Around ran
good race G1r p green jumper and would have been
t-i-4 cx -cut for a had landing at the last jump
which uuseated Davidson. The boy Was dragged
along tor veraI yards e''ngng 20 the lines. but
picked himself NJ uuhuIt ana walked pack 10 the
paddock.
Lutte king one % the most consistent selling
uIa,ers among the tyyo-y ear-olds. which has speed
ard courage but little size. continued his winning
career IN tn third race ScoviiIe rode almost TOO
confidently through the last sixteenth 90 suit the
followers OF the colt German Silver, under pun
lshIaert. Tough; on sameiy and threatened imini-
neut danger. The boys confd nee WAS not ulis-
placed however. and Little King won by a safe
margin. Henderson. OF poorly. met with 80 much
int. ference that his chances were ruined in the
fist quarter.
Bang feu shortly after the start IN the isSt race
but Butter. who had ;sc mount escaped with a
shaking I'D Turf star which came down from
Canada with n Sreat reputation. gaIioPed hons an
easy winner
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