New-York tribune., 1909-09-30
FITZ HERBERT GALL0PS
RE4TS OL4MBALA EASILY.
Grand Outjookeys Il. Dugan en- the
lSir-FurIong Handicap.

r,,. x4.~bs-. confirmed the running OF the Law
renee Realization Stakes At Sheepshead Bay cary
IN July by defeating Olambala in the histO,4 o.,
rerorna T4andicap al Belmont Park yesterday. Inc
Fgtbelbert colt took up l30 pounds ana cono70' ,
Ten pounds 10 the OF Ornus. won FatheI coo.
By a length IN the fast time Of 2:l for tle nm iniI
and fve-siEteenths. August Belrnonts ;: Z al -.
eva ahlished the track record OF 2lO2-5 In "lhiiis
the same race last year with hve pounds less III
she saddle Fitz Herbert. which met his nrst % ee-
feat OF the on Saturday, when AiiieliO. ,e.
took his measure. thanks largely 10 oao s'si''
rarely II ever ran q better race than ne oiG yes
terdav and the crowd, appreciating the merit OF
she performance WIS generous with applause "fe"
q Dugan brought him back 10 the stand
FItz Herbert Jumped in front at the start Duh
r. Dugan took gentle hold OF his head and al
lowed Mary Davis TO make the running up the
taelstretch and around the turn. II looked from
the stand as If the latter might come on ana WIN
as the field straiFntened out for home. nut 'wheh
DuEan called on Fritz Herbert the good morse
n shed TO the front IN dozen strides ana opened
up gap Of three lengths That settled
Mary Davis and Olambala. closing strongly, chased
Fritz Herbert home as he did in the Realization.
Olambala was not disgraoed in defeat 1t was
his first start since since he defeated King James
in the Twin City Handiosn at Sheepshead Bay on
September >, WI he out Of the race with
two CT three ugll ITS. He looked veil and IN All
probability ran 10 lis best form.
Mary Davis Wag cut down during the running
OF The race either Nhe1. she to the front or
when Fftz Herbert moved up to her in front Of
the feld stand Under the circumstances she ran
q fair race. EIendi the only other starter. was
bumped at the start and appeared TO sulk over
every foot OF the journey
Billiard Ball did not like a high class colt
in the opening race for two-year-olds. He was up
with the pace from the start. but hung badly un-
der the weight the last furiong like non
stayer and could not finish better than third.
Ben Loyal drew out clear in the last sixteenth
after racing Billiard Ban into submission. but
had 70 be driven out in the closing strides 10 beat
Charlie Hargra-e. which running on after
meeting with little interference half way down
the straight Fulfill. which had abe confidence OF
her stable, had no excuses. She broke well and
was within striking distance OF the leaders pass
Ing the field stand, but failed 10 come on. The
Turk looked dangerous at the same point but could
not improve his position in the final drive.
Ben Trovato went 10 the post for the second
race with the exaggerated case Of spring hali
IN his near hind leg that has been seen in years
lie swung II up with a snap every step he took
while the crowd WIS convulsed with laughter II
made difference in his running, however, as
he lay on the pace for seven furlongs and then
went TO the front 10 win in a mild drive by a
length from The Peer. Further than that, he ran
the mile and furlOng in 52 Is, spring-halt and
all The Peer might have been closer UP. and SONS
even expressed the opinion that he could have won
il Glass had shown a little ambition rounding
the turn Grania ran up strongly from last place
and looked dangerous a furlong from home. but
hung when most required.
Grand. Sir John johnson. clearly outjockeyet
z Dugan, on Field Mouse, in the handicap at SIS
furlongs. and the Isidor sprinter won ridden ou
by a scant length Grand did not interfere with
Field Mouse. but he forced E. Dugan 10 pull II
and out by twice closing up tempting opening
on the RAN. In all probability Centre Shot, the
extreme outsider, was the best horse at the
weights. She lost four five lengths by running
out al the turn for home and then zgzagged across
10 the rail. 10 be leaten only half length for the
place by Field Mouse. With a fashiona bic
boy than Dennison up a different story might
have been told.
Nethermost had lot 10 do to win the fifth race
as MeCahey was twice disappointed when he tried
work his way 10 the front and forced 20 take
up. The leaders spread out. however, at the turn
for home. and Nethermost closing strongly on the
rail came away 10 win ceverly from Jack Baker,
which lost ground by bearing in the last six
teenth- E Orc. hot paddock tip. had speed for
six furlOngs, bgt the head OF the
N stretch TurncOat, for about the eighth time this
VI year, propped himself the start and was left
al the post Butwell, who had the mount had his
leg injured by being jammed against the rail and
may not be able TO ride for a day two.
BELMONT PARK SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE.-For tWo-year-ods. $500 added Six fur
Time l:lSs Winner b. C. by Ben Strome-ieFs,e
AOo1Sou.