New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-24
WINS STAKE BY A NOD
Glass OUTRIDESaHYLAND
Little King Beats Ben Loyal after
Stirring Driue Through Stretch.

a Class on Little King. outrode HHNanu' Oh 90
.l.oya. in the Holly Stakes Of SLOW al al ~
YESTERDAY and thus managed TO gel the hihss'O
-. b,o,,e in front by The action OF nod. II
Was one OF the closest finishes OF the meeting anu
many persons In the stand expected 10 see t'ie u"
hear sign go Up. Ben Loyal caught Lutte INNS,
- early paceInaker, the turn for home ana ieu
hy a GOOD neck or more half way down the stre'eI'
hpt Glass kept Little King up 10 his work. anu
hy dint of hard riding got him 1p again 10 snatch
the purse. Pretend, the faVorlle' was SO" -
settle in his stride. and Traced ais Held IN ''le eS
part He closed some ground, and managed 10
finish third.
Butwen. who had the mount on starport' about
which a strong Zip was in circulation. went BEFORE
the stewards after the race and asked 10 ne eN-
cused from his engagements for the resi- OF Tue uay
on the plea Of illness lie explained ''a' re 10
been reducing. and not strong enough TO DO
his mounts justice. His handling OF Starport was
rroof enough Of this statement, as ne dld not fde
with his usual skin and dash
ETHEREAL did not lack for followers in the handi-
can al one mile and thTee-sixteenths but the Star
Shoot three-y ear-od finished bad last in three
horse field Kings Daughter loafed along TO the
Gve-fuIlong pole IN lC3 bat raced from that point
home and defeat Arasee by a scant length IN the
fast time OF 300, only one second behind the track
record for the distance made by Angelus last year
Ii cost Fred Johnson sos 10 keep Jeanne d Arc
after she had won The opening race. just so more
Khan the purse was worth. The Ben Strome FLY
was entered 10 be sold for 500, and when offered
al auction J. !. smith, who trains for Jack Nc
FGinnis bid her up 10 S.a03 before Mr. Johnson
could retain her for advance Of S. Smith re-
marked. after the bid up that he did not seem
10 have anything in his stable that could win he
Thought he would try To set horse that could.
Jeanne dare was in rather tight quarters round
ing The IUrn but she came away easily in the
stretch, when Alanarka tired under the weight St
.IEanne appeared 10 have q winning chance Al the
turn. but size lost ground 10y being carried wide,
and suffered from some interference at the last six
teenth pole. Under this handicap May Amelia beat
her head for The place
4 Emperor William, which suffered disqualification
on aAnday after beating Efferdi and Mary Davis
earned a purse in The second race. hut was all
out To beat Practical by three parts OF a length
Quantco almost knocked Harlem Maid down as
the barrier went up, and both horses lost two or
three lengths Quanuco ran up into second place
for a time. hut Tired badly
The crowd capped and cheered uproarousy
when little Mulligan. a 75-pound youngster rode
Captain T. b. Cassatt's Choirmaster Of Chester
brock 10 victory in the fifth race. beating The
Peer, quoted al l Ia TO- and King Sol The boy
stole away on the backstretch and opened up a
long lead, which The Peer could possibly over
come. Further than that. he Rugged the rail all
the way and never lost inch Of ground The
Choirmaster Of Chesterhrooll beat Arndack Taboo
and Miss heaTney in a race at Saratoga Springs
bgt since then has not shown much. MulIigan was
al smiles when he came back TO the scales.
Boola Boola was the best horse in the last event
RAA l. lJA6Gl Beal the barrier Win spindle and
got the Heno colt TO the finish front. Boola
Boola was last away from the post and had 10
run on the outside of his field but he closed big
gap and was beaten only short neck. J. E Mad
oen's Naughty Boy, of the black whirwind
Imp Was the good thing Of the race, but failed
oismally, just Hampton Court did on Saturday
II IS long time since the Madden Colors nave
been in front.
Barring accidents, Maskette and Fitz Herbert
II lu meet ia the Oriental Handicap Tomorrow
Maskette worked mile yesterday in l:S9 and
pulled up the mile and d furlOng l:5J. Fitz Her
bert also had his final work for the race going
10 the mile in l;4l - and 10 the mile furong
IN l-5A 30 Both horses fine condition and
a brilliant struggle Is in prospect for the three
year-old championship Of the season.
= The stewards returned BlackfoId J. {. Quinn
yesterday on the ground that Edward Hughes.
VINO claimed the horse out OF selling race q few
days ago. was not authorized agent.
d I. ONnard announced that he would ship
HaNksNfck 10 France TO be sold at auction. The
stallion is full brother 10 Chadwick. one of the
leading sires In France this year.
Williams a. Radford have decided TO sell out the
AdelbeTt stud this fall. The stations OruEIs and
Albert, together with the mares and weanlings
viii be knocked down TO the highest bidders.
VIII Wallace shipped a carload Of horses 10
Churchill Downs yesterday. and T. c. Mcdowell
viii send part of his stable 10 Lexington to-nor-
row
GRANESEND ST-MaIA RIES.
FIRST RACE.-Seling; for three years old and