New-York tribune., 1909-06-16
FUN IN THE CHASE
P4RKER ABUSES CROWD.
King Castle Breaks DO1cn-Jos
Madden Wins BrookdaEe Handicap.

The s+eanIecbasa at the CIravesend racetrack
Yesterday furnished more than its share or incl
dents and not little excitement and amusement
In the first place, Paul J. Raney's King Casde tHo
quoted favorite at odds on, was beaten py Jay
O'Brien's Sandy Creeker. but through no fault OF
his own as the good jumper broke down badly ana
in all proba bility viii go to the post again.
Trouble with one of his legs has long preVehteu
King Castle being OF the greatest jumpers TINS
country ever saw, but it was the good leg ana not
the bad one which went back him yesterday.
due in aH probability to his favoring the weaker
member Stone. who had the mount SAID that ne
felt the horse falter at the fourth jump. ana be-
Ieves that he finished the course on his courage
Father BIZ Dalys colors were seen through the
field for the first time in a number of years. and
his horse Grace Cameron. with the negro Jockey
a-ker. were the clowns of the race and furnished
no end of fun Parker is long and lanky, particu-
larlv from the waist down and he spent part OF
his time during the race in falling off, chasing his
mount and finally walking back to the stand the
crowd did not lack for something 70 laugh at
Grace Cameron went along pretty well until the
second Jump from home. when Parker was un-
seated and she made a line for the stanle.
breaking through the rails and dsa appearins behind
the harms on the backstreteh When Parker saw
Impertinence fall ar the last Jump, and realized
that third money which amounted to 800 could stili
he won he started on wild run for his mount.
and finally led her back TO the course and re-
mounted In the mean time stable hand had
caught Inpertinence and ridden her out for third
money but Parker knew nothing of this. and per
severed stin thinking OF that $50 He got Grace
Cameron over the jump at which he had been I'M
seated hut coming to the last the mare blundered
epain and the Jockey for the second time
snra wing on the turf He picked himself as II
II were quite the ordinary thing to do the ground
and lofty tumbing act, and this time walked back
to the stand with his dignity sadly ruined at the
laughter from the stands
s G. Hildreth added the Brookdale Handicap to
his string Of stake victories this year, and Incl
dentalIy $3.50 which went to the winner and sec
oud horse. bringing his total earnings for the sea
son up 20 s42,l45 He started Joe Madden, winner
of the Belmont Stakes. and Restigouche, the run
ner-up in the Brooklyn Handicap and they ran
one two the former winning as he pleased. The
only other starters were James X. heene s three
year-old dlly Affiiction and II. l. Lees Pins and
Needles The former chased the HIldreth pair home
after being a keen contender for n mile, but Pins
and Needles was mulish, and not only refused TO
break when the barrier was released but refused 10
GO on field in spite Of effort Of her
Jockey and couple OF stable hands.
King Cobalt won the opening handicap az six
furlougs beating fair field Of sprintersr includ-
ing De Mund which for some reason hard TO ex-
plain was decided favorite over the Cesarion
horse which had beaten him in their last race with
four pounds less in the saddle. King Cobalt raced
McCarter into submission in the first hve furongs.
and then came 20 win, ridden out, by length
from Rialto.
Il was not a fair test so far De Aund was con
cerned as he was OF badly and met with lot OF
interference. for which the stewards held Bergen.
on Pautoune, to blame. After hearing what the boy
had 70 gay they suspended him for tho balance
Of the meeting for rough riding.
la aWt0n WigIdns rather lucky 20 win the
hfth raca as after working his way to the front
and crossing rather sharply before Rostrum
in the stretch he tiIvd badly. and Butwen had all
he could do TO set hir ho-ne by the shortest OF
heads. ROstruu which running IN the
stretch. would have won I'm another stride Scovtlle
went before thc stewards and lodged claim OF
foul against Butwei! ior crossing him sharply at
the for hcms. but the claim was dismissed
JacQuelinA Q Eaca in the last event which
stamps her f. fair sort OF hly. Slow TO settle In
her stride. she vaa full ten lengths behind the
pacemaker IN the up the backstretch. and,
more than that forced to the outside
OF the big field reach Z contendng postion~s She
closed the gap, however, and finishing strongly.
won. going away by length. J. Il Widener
Deputy had lot OF speed. but tired In the last SIX
teenth. and finally beaten a head for third
money. August BeIInonts Chopper, the brother OF
Glo-iHer. again tried and found wanting.
After Moorish King had finished IN the hfth race
he stumbled and unseated Butler. who had the
mount The boy was stunned for few moments.
but was not badly injured.
At the suggestion Of the Pinkertons. the crowd on
the lawn moved down in front OF the old betting
ring between races. Those who quoted prices did
not 60 under the shed. however. in the old days
Charles Schwartz the owner Of Far West and
other horses. and Allan Pinkerton, VINO tho
English Derby decided. at Gravesend yes
terday. Mr., Schwartz said that from where he
stood sir Martin appeared TO be running much the
strongest when he fell
GRAvEsENp SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE Handieap for al ages $500 added About
Winner ,br- c. by cssaTion- FsteIls whitney owner
par,. ", :, :. s., Yin Jockey S.93ins clqiGs
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