New-York tribune., 1909-07-14
FTTZ HERBERT PRESSED
nrKS REALIZATION IN
RECORD THE.
o1omboIq Rams Game Race and
Forces Son Of Ethelbert
f0 DO His Best.

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e...,shsaa Psy yesterday 70 win the rich Law
z,srt-sffo7 stakes, ~ = gross value Of
IN -be orfuio7 OF many good judges the
=, ~ Fr7ethert- -Norgsnstic was straight through
- last sixteenth and vas doing his best 20 win.
-, others thought the good colt had something
-. -re finish. Re that as il may. Fitz Herbert.
- ,,-.irr the pace. did not enjoy bloodless,
.-.- ,f.ro-, as SO many expected. although he
= r- p length. With Powers. who had the
,--- sitting s-'i in the closing strides and
--s---er,- Confident after Z show Of anxiety half
=. 5ov7 -'.e stretch. John F. Madden's Fayette
- IN his best form and finished 2 respectable
=, ,--e -he much talked % Detective was
- ~ after following the pace closely for
u1e-
re- t-e-re---s share of the r'ch prize s5-S25
t.--. ,-aIrht : a. Hidreth : total winnings for
=, season uo 10 sslss5 putting him we'll in the
- o-s- James r Keene II happier times for
- .4,fs amount would have been doubled.
..-ses owned and trained by Mr- Hildreth have
- most o~ the coveted fixtures Of the season.
,-.,r5-7E The Metro olitsn. Brooklyn and Suburban
,.-5.-sre The Belmont Stakes TIE TIDAL and the
T-.,,re Realization Fitz Herbert clipped one
So or ? second Of the track record of 2:45 l-5,
- -,- the zoo5 horse AFricander in winning the
..-rs rae n 1915. and once more proved his class
and quality
In the paddock before the race Fitz Herbert
,~,foota5 his opponents although Fayette. run
-5-- .z7--orr hzndaEes made = more favora bic
i--essfan than - any time since the Metropolitan
s--5s-sr detective showed signs of extreme neT-
,-o-,s,ess and looked almost TOO drawn and fine 10
81 himself fur justice Judging from his race. he
hss had TOO much Hork and needs rest olan-
tsrs = son q O-nus-Rlue and White, did not
,-r--ess the critics. he appeared rather light
rs--f-sla-lv as compared 70 Fitz Herbert. but he
~ -s-e -rar stamps him al horse Tor il takes
e soo5 horse 70 force the son or Ethelhert 10 do
his best al any part IF the journey and finish on
his heels I'm such fast time.
Frz Herbert went right 20 the front the start
s-5 e-f e1 even pace. with Detective and Fayette
r---rz had and head for six fur,ongs q length
hack and Oamhsis trailing. A. the end Of ? mile
rsve--e hzl shaken Detective of but rounding the
IA tl-7 0lsuhals moved up TO the son Of Ogden.
and both horses closed the pscemaker so fast
-rs- r looked for moment as i both would race
N him. Powers then s.-Ne Fitz Herbert his head.
m tl.r good COLI Jumped away and opened up a
rsn of r7a lengths he swung into the stretch
0lauhz + could not 20 disposed Of 50 easily, how
eye and ~ The last sixteenth pole Fitz Herbert 70
e. 7rnrzrzrc-e vas straight = string, with
ths U-r-s COLI pressing closely Fayette vas beat
- -5~ point 1u- Olsuhsl a kept straight on ana
rica- rsE. been even closer a. the end II Mus
r-srs had rrr given up the fight before his mount
Tho 6c- rode good race. however. and no doubt
s1s-5d tHr good horse some unnecessary punish
--sr-
The conditions distinctly favorable for fast
t.rs +s- The performance was brilliant one and
thorough appreciated ny the good sized crowd
which 7-s7t N tfa track 10 see The race and the
viH5-1p of -rr successful summer meeting Of the
Co-er Island Jockev Club.
Ms r. T.frfrEsror-s Tl1zetie. the quoted favor
te Ton The second half of the Double Event. At six
ta-lc-gs fn slow time. E DGgan took him across
me fed rather sharply after rounding the elbow,
interfering slightly wirh Rocky Q Brien and Fire
box The last named was beaten a. the time. find
-hs dlsarr~ TOO far hut Rocky Q Brien kept
--rr7E and finished third. ButwelI went before
fTr f-=- Ir-r f,F a-FfC
dismissed however. after Z. Dugan had been heard !
IN his own defence
T. As,e-s JaeqleIina showed quick improve
rent over her lazI race. when size was beaten OF
ty Ocean Bound and others. else the illies are
ts-e- than The average 1wo-yesr-old colts this
lss- The Jack Point mare closed strongly and
forced Lo,sre Hin by half length. Colinet.
which ra- IN the name and coors of 2. 2. Bradley,
Vho purchased him from Woodford Clay a few
dsrs aco, Nas never prominent.
ETe16i came right hack after his hard race on
Ncndsv s-6 Won the Bedouin Handicap, At one
re ana f-~onE on the turf. in the fast time ot
l& * This within two-ffths of z second Of
ne track record made ny Grapple last year
EHsrdi ~a6e ali tho running and had enough left
IN te stretch 10 withstand q determined challenge
from Pins and Needles
see-r-e. owned and trained hv . R Tonpkins |
mace his presence felt in the Thistledsle Handicap
efefT''e-ase. although he finished far hack To
reFn Tffh- 20 -ot hung the rail going TO the (.
IN mad 4-ed---foent until the rail way under
ms ne Gr- I1 the excitement his bride broke and
''s caused delay vhue stable hand rsn for a |
lea one Hor content With al this. Lucas who I
nsa re mount, aroused much unfayorable crtti- !
7'- hT ra--~f7E Tourrzood 50 wide rounding tbs !
fa7oerS rI-n ne second time that Kentucky Beau /
'.i-a lad been headed for few strides, saved !
'--' rye lengths and raced 70 the front /
efsi7. 7hs-a he STAYED 20 the end
iolH17-ood made ID the lost ground and forced /
HeTf10-E Beau da his brer all through the last +
-5f 7-.=. -l' could NOT aer up After SeIectus had
i9.'Ia.T UGr Toucrvood out of the race he
cropped -s.E beaten and -. X came along and
fsF7@c fr'~6 MONEY. Reginald holred ~ the liver
20 '17 frs time over and ran out 70 the course /.
y -s - old trick ~ hrs that Smart his trainer .
'o.ff I'D re,- cured
'.if '"-r- rhe good looking f'ly h. Golden /
.'~''f0 that George Gdom bought from Walter /
'.'S 3 made show of her field in tho FIRST. !
'-.lF -7 a gap - three or four lengths in the /
9-s1'e'- Harry PsEne Whitnev's Evening I
s chased her for five furIongs bat tired az the !
- and Pretend coming from far back earned /
NJ E'z"e Tho last named showed Improvement I
recent races. and Tom Welsh. who trains /
.' IaT Thomas Nonahan. took fresh heart as the /
~ NrS nor "eeH running 10 his work. In the last /
A''oTt 7ore Foumei down In the last SIX /
eao 7on so.nS away.
D. N- Coulter. who Was under temporary sus- !
'7''h because of she running or his horse Beau
~aH restored 20 good standing yesterday. to- 1
- "ih George Lsuch. che jockey. under the /
's ruling o. Tie stewards of the meeting:
. ' stewards. having Investigated the running /
-s a'Ise Beaualore and beng unable TO obtain !
9. fraudulent practice. have decided to take /
~ ilrThe- action
Jot.ssu7l.l 5He case ras no, referred 10 the
c. css..la. fn s's pension Of the training license
- -l-lleT IS ID ssed.
Frr--. si5-EF~EEEAD PAY SUMMARIES
rfs = tiE IEESEf'E. selling for two-yesr-
t..-sr 80 s1nss Five and a naf furlongs. turf :
Hlrr.. ga. @o.-- Won ridden Time. :, % y. !
gBv-re-
fc-s. Closing
Tolat --e,r -. s. : 81 Fin JorEsy. bett6g 1