New-York tribune., 1909-07-15
IgT LIFE IN RACING
rsr RIVAL OF EAST,
,..,5,r, Score Tsrios at Opening of
I'm Dirs City Track.


INES BaiieI' = sssorfstes were well pleased
,sey Cl1b a'l0 - crowd for the opening OF the
.t The SIZE - - ar the track near 1onAers
-sssurnnleI -, little inclosure, when mas
,ss.erdsy ,a5ressed since last fan. looked
hen reno'a'o - 10 the broad stretches al
snsl d - and for that reason lHe e''NN
shsspsheao - 5,irger but. be that as il may
ray have .se ? particularly good ohe' ana
re !. bright for most successIul meet
IRE outlook - in scene did not lead 10 any
y i' a.. smooth running of The SpoIL -AcllI-s
aanee - - SherD was on hand, WIN d huiiloeI
sgaf iis-''s onfo,ce the law against organized
sst3nr IS interpreted by ''le co-i - .+e
AA.- -,sn found no occasion 20 HI'e'leio WIN
80 i-l ,-sn1ed 10 make oral WageFs-
esse VIZ Ms keen and spirited and added in
TIE I"0-'7 =, bz the fact that the Western own
iEssl -, hand in such numbers as 10 create
IS F9 7ba invaders did pretty well, too, II.
kssh -.- III rrinning two races with Richard heed
Sen rbfla another Western horse finished
ssooH5 I'll ~ incidents To begin
Ifs 60 -, burked Powers of on the way TO
sii- - end crcled the track three or four times
% as = to could he caught in the race Jolly, the
= favorite, was almost knocked down al the
-, when Richard Reed AID Personal raced
=. which cost the BTidgewater COLI the race
- made u1 three OF four lengths lost at the
= .rs was beaten only length after a hard
DIVE -s- - ,,.,,-az
=. of foul. but after hearing what Taplin and
: rnrsn had 10 say the claim was dismissed, the
-ss being unable 10 fix the blame.
-s-Ls-6 Reed The winner. was the horse that
Tsas Jellv out Of his stride buc from the stand
: l.oked rs L E Dugan. on Personal. which was
:. oursae horse Of the three at the time, was re-
,,,,sbe and many Of those present predicted
-, Dugan would be set down FOR the meeting
ne hoy was able 10 make q reasonable explana-
t,B however which led the stewards 10 let him
q with q warning
r p Bradley. who recently bought Jolly from
Foodford Clay, not only lost race he should have
vgL but lost his horse as well s. T. Hyman, who
azrled Lilypad in the race took fancy TO Jolly
sDs claimed him for S,24o
7he Fad. fun brother TO the goo1 thrse-year-
ss Fashion Plate, and DoHau. which came out Of
ne Vest with great regulations. were soUndly
bssien IN the second race. al five and q half fur
lues and in way 10 leave no hook on which To
hrg al excuse. Both were OF wei, and both ran
n 4 forward position for half a mile, by which
tins Reybourn had conquered them II remained
for another Western horse. Louise s, q good look
III fIy by Tne Cormoner 20 force Reybourn out
70 ihs last stride 10 win by head. She closed
4
Isl BY MCGEE. and would have won in another
sadas The Fad and DoraU tired so badly trying
is rae with Reyb0Urn that Charlie EsTgrave came
amg and earned third money.
Il might not BE- well 10 dismiss The Fad and
Dmsu without another trial, as the latter gave
l8ass S. three pounds and a beating al Latonia
q June 80 and she showed q sterling performance
yesterday
Bonnie Kelso was so much the best horse in the
nra race al one mile and a sixteenth, that he
zass Up Eve or six lengths rounding the turn ana
ant away win marching by much as his
as= pleased. He was pinche1 OF at the start. and
lzs losing ground rounding the first turn until he
ss bad last and some eight lengths behind the
nzm2kers. he looked hopelessly beaten, but
ms settled down 10 racing. be fairly moved down
lis fed. Escha1 followed him nome. Righteasy,
@f aI the Western invaders stopping badly in the
as hsf mile.
Auesse Won the Midsummer Stakes at one mile
iz1 tuFiong, after d stormy Journey that might
vel have brought about his defeat. Glass found
sgy pocket that was possible. but extricated his
aaunt IN tine 10 come on IN the stretch win
szly from Hill Top. The latter was none too
ssl handled. as she has shown III most Of her races
tai she runs best from behind after being rated
z lie early part McCahey was impatient yes
saay and raced out in front with ST. Joseph
- mare shook on her rivals rounding the far
IA and opened up q gap OF three lengths, but
e laa nothing left 10 finish with when Arasee
~AsF found clear sailing al The head of the
Erellh
A~aipm Star jumped in the air as the barrier
q released in TIE fifth race. for tgo-year-oIds
Aa iast three or four lengths. but he was lucky
'-.1A ana had speed enough 10 find an opening
= ace INTO ccntending position in the first
,-1ls- he tried 10 bear Out rounding the turn
- o1ee Strengthened out. Creevy sat down and
- us whip. The colt responded and, quickly
s1-s % he trent won rather cleverly at the end
s-sS'on which bore the brunt Of the pace
AAg hung On We'll and best the quoted fayorite.
= Anienio for the place.
--l@iiiine II. the dam Of RadiuTn Star. is the
-@Fone mare IN the country, according to the
- IS sharps Carbine, rated q great horse Ia
: --'A7 Is now standing in England
hogan, acting, 4 was said. for Bartlett Nc
- - oonght tie three-year-old maiden Henley
- - from James 4. Keene at private sale
- VII be schooled through the steepIecbase
gps- EMPIRE CITY SUMMARIES
Il, "a tseng, FOR lr-e-year-oids and inward.
-. -ss- "a flrlongs. Siay1 good Won oriyInr
O.ps- u " inner, br. C.. by Marta Santa-A!arv
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