New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
CLOSE CALL FOR DOYLE
,..ssv Has Narrow Escape
l'Isps s,nsn Horse Falls in Race.
ROUGH RIDING BY OUsAN
,,t Wins Hudson, but Is
G''f fIucky to Escape Being
Disqualified.

-. sockey, nao naILoN
Dovie e - which befell little Lansan
son Ine ling Of the Hudson Stakes a. a.
4 ne ,-.srerday- In the wild rush
s-sveseI,.. - -vst after the start kingplrl,
~ . pOS'-r :. hzd the mount, was knocAeo
Or T'',- VIC. lido and fell Doyle went ny
ssi o. % !. ,,e air. but fortunately lanoeo
rs 49, ,-he- horses. and after rolllhs
dsSI o h.sls three or four times came
h's..,s1ng. -. Ike g tumbler N q ca, etl'O9'
sTstal,-.-57 sTl,-. To-se for his spectacular faIL
Sons - .s could be judged from the
50 -7,rar was responsible for the
sisno y. +ook Trap Rock across ms
s''0e-.- sbsa-pIy from an outside posatloh
SEC - -.t,,rIv every horse in the field eX-
thal 80 80, was al 5umbled up. Not con-
espl - .p,s DuEan took good care OF
vi -,,,-si-g the turn, when he cut
ss0AsO ,Ioselv again that Thomas was
fsOss :. axe M. losing a length or more
n''s- !, ,r,s Trap Rock came away 10
Ai' .suv from Doncaster, and as no fouI
81 .,.,-,s5 the stewards allowed the race
"a - ss the horses finished 4 num-
" -. rood Judges expressed the opinion
-hs+ Ny. Belmont's colt deserved
.,,srs-ior and z. Dugan fine or
sl,'is-.--,n DainzerheId. an acting steward
e. gs 70 warn DuEan against a
-.s..,- a the rough and foul work
- ,,s--ed the race, and with this the
soy escaped - -..
-. nsuehter were added starters 10
80 and SehaEo was keen contender
.4-re while Anne Casse ran third.
Rook proved himself a colt Of some
-'-f - -. -.e ease with which he handled
tis weight
Keene's Hilarious, which
- v-er I'd among the three-year-olds
= -ss- showed his class by taking UP
:. ,o,,n5s and winning the opening han
E-s1 over the snort six furiong course
:. so1-ss 10 the outside IN his first start
= he season q few days ago. but ran
-.-,;vhf and true yesterday, and under q
.,-,-ors finish By Powers outlasted the
.,ss5y Nadraar IN the fnal drive
r,s Madden. The winner Of the Belmont
s-.tas last wear. made his first appearance
,f the season iu this race and in spite OF
..s tsr- that he looked a BIT high in flesh
-,,z eeo6 race under I22 pounds TO finish
.i-s He was firing al the end and would
nave bser beaten fn another stride by the
ers- closing Prince Gal but the race
sbould do him good
rqn6v Dixon turned q form somersault
IN the second race that vas hard 70 ex-
.ls- Sir CleCes beat him SO far n their
AZ meeting that there appeared 10 way
NJ bringing them together. Going back
s--t5er. hovever. his chances looked fair
- b-isht srd be- ran 70 that form He
so1e5 Sir CIe-es On the far turn, and they
rsr Ike q teaE- rre rest of the way. Dan
Dr. Dixon winning -v the lucky action Of a
rod
Glass had been engaged 70 ride Dandy
Dn.- hur through some misunderstsnd-
ng &c z Perrin found himself without q
o1ksy whe- he got 10 the track and vas
.1-ce6 70 faU back on Lang Il turned
ont vel as the boy rode & clever race
and did not suffer IN comparison with Z.
Duran in The long drive through the
stretch.
z G BedweL bought PeunyroyaI from
as Woodhave1 stable and tried TO win
m out n the fifth race. The colt opened
va gap for four or five lengths round
g the turn. bur Thomas made 50 much
as Of hin that he tired II the stretch and
lad 10 be content with second money.
Bergen. whose application for a riding
I'sHse has heen held 10 by the stewards
Of ne Jockev Club, is in good standing
nv more lie rode in two races yester-
Ey
Gamers ankle is So much better that
hs nsy Be seer in the saddle to-day.