New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-14
lass JOINS L. DUGAN
~ DOWN FOR SIX DAYS.
-, oh Riding in Third Race Quickly
Punished by Stewards.
nv rslesrapa 20 The rrlbune ]


Strings. y. Y Aug. 12.-Glass. The
s.oss 70 profit b. the punishment melted out
'A.u., Yesterday for rough riding and came
=. a,snleasure Of the stewards at the track
..v 70 the extent Of. six days on the
" u. had the mount on Helen Carroll in
49,, race and used such rough tactics on the
q, an effort TO hold his position that John
,..,,s Moltke and George J. Longs Do
~. crowded back and knocked out OF their
naA ,.,,g any chance they might have had to
ffa' carroll ran third. but the stewards.
70 ..,,rs the report OF the patrol Judge. lost
ha A. disauallfying the ally and suspending
% = sly DAYS This moved GerandO up 70
SAs -. Rowland Otis having won, ridden out,
N1 az three lengths from odd Rose, after clos
.s,b rush through the stretch
e. voupe's Moauette took Up ll6 pounds in the
W at one mile and three-sixteenths. and
49, vav 10 stamp him better horse than his
" ..,o-,, here a few days ago, indicated. Psge
e him away from the barrier 10 hold his
49, - ., the rail but. once IN front he was
-, ssneer OF defeat. Pins and Needles moved
30 s,o an the backstretch as II she would take
So hut Noouette moved right away again
= pee gave him his head. and he was hardly
p ,ban galloping through tie stretch TO Win as
',.asas John T. Mad5ens Miss kearEsy, WIKI
..,ssr on her back, closed strongly ana finished
,.spsctable second
,a1s..;os Johusous Mellow mint best Quant!co BY
air. al q hand in the fifth race. at one mile
- s,xteeuths in one OF the closest and pref
.-s-,ehss nj The meeting. as Belleview was 4
-, length away Mellowmlnt is suffering
80 ankles. Which made his performance the
- ..rosrKab!e as he ran the distance IN fast
- vas racing over every step OF the journey.
r.-aukis ran head and head with him n the
80 10 az hackstretah and around the turn. and
- .ts sropped back beaten, Quantieo and
a~.dsx challenged. forcing Glass To drive Mel
-, out 10 The last ounce 10 win lag The mar
,vsz margin. .o..,..
s,-s q, those IN the stand thought that Suahueo
rsgs others declared il dead heat before
!, numbers went up. MeIowinihl coO'ea 0u' 80
80, he hobbled or 10 the stable. Quantieo
.sm some interference on the backstretch
!, .,osrt for this might have won. Albert star
...,,.s fsvorite. was slow TO settle in hts stride
= Otherwise had no excuse
7. Ase lost mis- highly tried selding crack
80, which Was a hot paddock tip for the thlro
Z. The horse after being pinched on at Inc
- -sp Nm 10 his field. bit broke his leg al the
,-,-, rounding the turn, which forced Miller 10
r m and dlsrnount. Crack Shooter was led on
!. ,-sck with difficulty, after which bullet ppt
n su Of his misery
l,re, Z Gafney had the satisfaction OF seeing
,.,.s Noble make q show OF his field i'm the nrst
=. Gilbert rated the big horse along behind the
yr 10 he heao OF The stretch, after which II was
a. mG
s-s. Grsnda came swinging into the stretch
~ Or four lengths IN front In the second race
r sbs stopped so badly in the last sixteenth mat
M Baird coming from far back. got up in the
a. arae 10 win by head in spite Of a rather
tvsly finish on the part Of Davenport
rs l A. Livingston had little or no confidence
Is. ability OF Herpes 10 beat Baron Diskau. the
-,.s ,svo-4,e IN TIE last race, but the Pontiac
made al the running and won driving from
an while Baron Diskau. the particular good
n, = The day, stopped after being In good pc
en- al the way ana finished outside the money.
ne ,or which Mrs Rawlins. who runs her
me under the stable name OF MI Marlborough
| GE was prominent for half mile but failed
ne on after being pinched of al the head OF
I. rstch The colt has smooth way OF going,
q. quite likely 10 earn brackets before the
astlg Is over.
Fznk c. Bishop has purchased a yearlins by
l.n from the Clay brothers. OF Kentucky Tor
| 60 Adam, which stood IN this country for two
: laK vas shipped back 10 France last IAN ana
X g.suctiou when the outlook for racing in this
Ess demand.
s1gylE I. Parsons. managing director OF the
ng Island Jockey club. entertained party al
.'atu in the clubhouse before the races to-day.
lag those who sat down were =. J. Dwyer.
UA Butler. H. X. Knapp. Henry Dull. Thomas
sa John Walters r J Murphy and j. > NC
zaA
a-s Butler j.. son Of the president OF the
ssas City Racing Association, VIII ride Black
ass % the amateur race. one OF the features OF
card tomorrow
Sriol is divided here tonight between WOOD
e Usys Ocean Bound. which stands out as the
= uEo-year-old FLY In training, and James n
ases Sweep and Grasmere for the rich Bopeiul
a@a tomorrow. The Keene entry appears 10
W NE stronger following among the horsemen'
sARaTOGA SUMMARIZE.
az. MCE-Hsndicsp: az ages: 500 added sesen
rr.Aks Start gOol. Won easily. Tine, -
ele &, by Gary Herrmann-bthel race.