New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-25
LICK WITH MEDALLION
wTyS RACE ON Il FOUL.
poIo ChiquetO Disqualified after
Finishing an Front.

-.rtain f. B. Cassatt's Medallion won a purse
i. r.avesend yesterday, through the disqualified
~ palo ChiQueto, when in all, probability he
u ,re third best horse in the He was
..en on his merits by PalO Chiqueto after break
.. Front but the Solitaire II filly lost the purse
s Z, ia, Mace in the race for bearing in rounding
Aa turn and almost putting f. Dugan and Flying
c5rrel over the rail When Dugan lodged claim
= fo,l Glass who had the mount on Palo Chi
Ito vent before the stewards and admitted that
~ mount swerved over against Flying Squirrel in
&c Of his best efforts to keep her straight, and
Iss,ed that the hIly had developed a habit Of
Sgcking TO the rail in her work.
Under the circumstances the stewards disquali-
Gel Palo etiquette. but did not feel called upon
= runish Glass for foul riding, accepting his
-.i~btforyvard statement that it was an accident
, Dugan was lucky to escape bad fall. as when
irving Squirrel was knocked out OF his stride he
went down behind and had TO be almost as quick
&c a c7t 10 recover himself After the accident
Ps1o Chioueto went on and beat Medallion by a
sce,t length in a hard drive.
Ervfrg squirrel was making his first appearance
81 -ba East having been shipped down from Can
ss where he was rated among the best two-year-
49, He has looks 10 recommend him, being OF
ro5l size and showing quality Much disapoint-
r,,- was EXPRESSED that he did not have chance
J., r,reye his worth, more particularly, perhaps. as
no WAS the quoted favorite at a short price. He
ms rari7c In front az the time OF the foul. with
~, -t3-peto lapped on him. and running, easily.
ocorfirr 10 Dugan. The disqualification moved
F4aUac he extreme outsider, up into second place.
II was a dreary day for racing. but n fair-sized
crowd brayed the rain and made the Journey 20 the
course The track was morass. and the Jockeys
and horses came back 10 the stand AFTER each race
befraegled and mud spattered
George doom was supremacy confident that Prince
Gal could pick up 125 pounds and win the opening
handicap. and the news spread so quickly that the
Galveston threeyearod went 10 the post the quoted
fqyorte over Dr. Holzherg. the opening choice.
AS Prince Gal stopped badly after forcing the early
pace and finished third. Dr. Holzberg improved
twenty hounds or more in the sloppy going and
fairly rolnped home after shaking of Prince Gal at
the last furlong pole Racquet. pinched of on the
turn also came along and oUtgsmed the Galveston
horse FOR the place. The Pippn. which beat Rose
Queen few days ago. ana which is bred "a run in
the mud, showed a fash Of early speed and then
dropped ont Of il and finished bad last.
Bellevielg, bought Thursday by the BeveTwyck
sable for $3.50 won himself out al the first asking
when he gslOped home in the second race. lie
reyalled in the sloppy going. and fairly ran over
Superstition in the stretch after being far back IN
the first five furlongs He ran up SO fast rounding
the turn thar he made UP eight or ten lengths in
quarter Of a mile. Choirmaster Of Chesterbrook,
which ran away from The Peer Thursday, was
started right back bur lacked the speed OF the day
before. and finished a distant third.
Nalitine is having hard time getting out Of the
Al her mercy, but stopped TO nothing after running
N front for half a mile. When she retired Ma
!sue with no form 10 recommend Tor bur concern
ing which tip in circulation, opened up a
SD and won cleverly from Cathryn Scott
High Private. bought out OF a selling on
Wednesday by c c. Smithson for $4,000. suffered
defeat in the handicap al one mile and furlong.
Re vas conceding eighteen pounds. according 20 the
scale 10 The Squire. and the handicap
nuch- After the race il looked IL Fred johnson
rad hin where he belonged when he started him in
selling. races. The Squire had speed enough TO go
70 the front az the start. and High Private chased
hin in vain. Bergen did his best. but the Oddfel-
3 1E three-yesr-old was not good enough at the
Weighs. and hung so badly in the last sixteenth
that Pins and Needles got up in time 10 beat him
lscE FOR the place
Nat Allen started Merry knight for the first
tine this year in the last race. and won a purse
from cheap lot Of maidens.
he heavy track viii prevent meeting between
Fl Hldreth's Fitz Herbert and James r. Keenes
Nastte IN the Oriental Handicap to-day. The get
Disguise are not partial 10 the mud. and Jimmy
Rowe cid not send Maskettes name out among the
overnight entries.
GRAVE SEND SUMMARIES
FIRkT RACE.-Handcap: for three-ysaF-oids $500
ADDED about flTl0nEs. start good. Won easily
Tine lllE. Wiuuer ca. by Bannockburn-