The sun., 1909-06-22
ALFRED MOBILES PARKWAY
son OF GARRY HERMANN MAY
BE SUBURBAN FACTOR.
Ocean Bound Captures Astoria Stakes
Prince Gal Leads All tho way-But-
well Works wonders With 81. Joseph
Earl @. and Daimatian Also Succeed.

well Works wonders Win 81, Joseph-
Earl G. and Dalmatian Also Succeed.
When Alfred Noble won the Parkway
one mile and sixteenth, at
Gravesend yesterday he convinced many
turfmen that he might be a dangerous fac
tor In tho Suburban. to be run on Thursday
at Sheepshead Bay. The son OF Garry Herr
mann, one Of the biggest horses In training.
showed In Yesterdays event that he had
not only speed and gameness but that he
liked Q route. Incidentally he defeated
some pretty shifty handicap horses In way
that upset the calculations OF the smart set
who made Harrigau favorite and Fashion
Plate q strong second choice. V. Powers.
the crack Western Jockey, was brought
here especially to ride Harrigan. q colt that
had never been regarded as more than
good sprlnter, Powers was instructed 70
take Harrigan to the front at the start and
stay there as long as possible. The boy
obeyed his orders to the letter Harrlgan
cut out smashing pace to the head OF the
stretch, where he blew up. Then Alfred
Noble, with Nicol up, took command and In
hard drive he beat Fashion Plate by three
parts Of length in I:4o 3-h. The latter was
half a length before Mr.. Keene's Aff'iction.
with Harrigan six lengths back. There
was O long delay at the post due to misbe-
havior by Harrigan and several others.
which probably served TO tire out Live Wire.
who carried i24 pounds. Previous winners
Of the Parkway were Favor, Now or Never.
Eric, Sir John, Major Domo. Banquet. DR..
Rice, Sir Walter, St. Maxim. Howard Mann.
Mirthful. Don de Oro. Imp. Sidney Lucas.
Contend. Major Daingerfeld. Buttling.
Blandy and Jack Atkin.
As Ocean Bound. at prohibitiye ODDS.
won the Astoria Stakes. for two-year-old
nllies. Ave furlongs. In canter. her owner.
Woodford Clay. not only received $500
silver trophy but earned the privilege OF
giving banquet to his Jockey Club friends
and. others-l last night. Ocean Bound made
Mr.. Whitney's Greenvale. who ran second.
look cheap, while the Oneck Stables
Calypte, the only other starter. appeared
cheaper The race was run In i'0i. and the
former winners were Astarita.. Ocean Tide.
Sue Smith, Hyperbole. Beckon
George odom's recently acquired Prince
Gal, a coupled favorite with Nimbusi mad 9
all the running in the handicap for all ages.
at about si1 furionss and won ratner en-, nan. AZ =
took the place from W. NJ Rogers Rialto
BY a. head; These three horses fought II
out from barrier 10 wire. the time Deine
Joe Marrone put Butwell, a good jockey.
on st. joseph II the seG9nd race, q abst ms fhs
Riley geidine won by a head. In previous
races St., Joseph was handled by inierlor
boys and Marrone got nothing LOT ms
wonders. H.. B.. Duryea's Dreamer. the
favorite. broke from an outside position
at the post and h. smith rushed MIN 10
It out until. the end Of the backstretch
was reached. where Dreamer had . clear
lead. Coming into the stretch. however.
began nd Smith 10 snow Went sn 1o tho %hip
Butwell meanwhile was coming faSt ,. WIN y
g. Joseph atts3ded by g,sIe George sS,isS oSoH e.
Bonnie Kelso beating BreameT by yi, tho
same margin for the place Mr., w Whit. q.
paddock players. was outrun all the way.
There was another hair raising finish in
the nth event. at a mile and 4 sixteenth:
netii shs last sixteenth pole. where sooSiie
doomed up with Earl G.. to lfavoTite, VINO
closed with determined rush and got the
verdict by head in la7 Us. Gid. an over
looked outsider. was poor third. McCar-
s. G. Hildreth's 3 Dslm.tian. /. 70 I: with +
for two-year- -oids. at about six furlones:
pace and had what looked iiks . safe lead
close to the rail Then 1t was a drive ell
the way to the judges. who saw Hildreths
bourn a length before A. l.. Aste's Jac,,
oueiina, an odds on favorite. who had
nothing Of her usual speed. The time was
before the running Of the Astoria Stakes
Woodford Clay turned down an oher OF
Si2 900 for Ocean Bound made by George
Odom on behalf OF Boston man. II was
said.
a quarter at the Bay yesterday in 2i0 Y
was supposed to be prep Tor the Tldat Ei1,
shows a good workout to-day 1t Is said
that he will start in the Suburban.
T. G. Mcdowell arrived here yesterday
with his Suburban candidate, Kings
Daughter, and several other good horses. ,
Scoville rode three winners and carried
of the saddle honors. The attendance
was about 5000 as usual. The summaries
FIRST RACE.
Handcap. for all ages, $500 added; about SIX