New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
NAUSHON WINS A STAKE
GaiiopS Over Babbler, Which
Was Rushed Along Too Fast.
DGNFIElD STGGGERS HOME
Jiu Jitsu Makes His Opponents in
the Chase Look Like
Cheap Lot.

The unfortunate accident which led up
20 the death OF Fred IangSn. the jockey.
as TOLD elsewhere in this paper. marred
~ otherwise good days sport at 9ravesend
yesterday The Expectation Stakes Of
$3.50 was The feature OF tho programme
and R T Wilson, Jr's- Nsushon. the half
brother TO GCnflra. redeemed himself in
part fer the defeat ir the National Stallion
Stakes on Saturday by galopinS over Au-
gust Belmon;'s BRbbleT in the stretch and
winning IN Expressive fashion. The son Of
Yankee is a picture horse and one Of un-
questioned class and quality. and he came
from behind yesterday IN way 20 prove
his gameness and stamina after being
pinched OF rounding the turn.
Babh,er was stopping in the last fuTlong,
snd as John Whalen his trainer. said:
WIZ wouldn't he. after racing a middle
furIonE around the turn in 10 S-5 seconds?"
With better judgment on the part OF r.
DuEan. Who opened up a gap Of three OF
four lengths swinging into the stretch. the
Hastings geldinE would have made 3 better
fight when Naushon challenged. The boy
committed another blunder in starting 10
ease up when beaten, and Zeus. closing
resolutely. Just failed 10 snatch second
money
i'm Jitsu won the steeplecasse like the
best Jumper in the world. He is only
rocket edition Of horse. being small and
Right. but he is as active as cat and all
muscle and bone. SO that he does not lack
the ability TO osrry weight. He has a pc
cuiar way Of gathering his feet under him
when he Jumps. anG < was only play for
hlm 20 beat the horses opposed 20 him yes
ieraay
II =, Bell. an amateur rider. who had
she mount on Corover, 4 horse which is
oil = not older than Grandpa, rode a
smooth. even race with all the skill and
confidence Of professional. Under the
good handling Conover turned the tables
or Sir Ritchie. which beat him in a race
az Belmont Park
So many rs we're heard after the run
:ing of the first race that conversation
was furnished for the rest Of the after
noon Danfeld. Hampton Court and King
Olynlpiau finished as named heads apart
end so close together that only the judges
Crsid separate them Then the arguments
besan. II Davis had hugged the rail some
routen6ed. and prevented his mount from
'-I1niug VIDE az The stretch turn King
0lympian would have won. II Hampton
Court haG not been cut off others argued.
the son Of Galore could not have lost.
The word If plays a big part in horse
racing, but il looked as II Danfleld actually
was third best and Won q lucky race
thanks largely 10 his early speed which
cs-rfed him free of interference. and 10 the
keenness Of Doyle in making fun use Of the
advantage. Davis. on King Olympian. lost
his chance the stretch turn, and F
DuEan could not find clear sailing in the
~-A
With Shilling on the ground for week
for mistehavior At the post in the first race
on "Wednesday. and with Garner and Notter
nursing injured ankles. there were hardly
enough good Jockeys to go round. II viii
he worse today. with poor little Iangan
among the missing and Butwell injured
The Chelsea Stable lost Taboo after she
had won the third race An agent for
George ! Traus hid her up 81 90 over her
entered selling price and bought her for
S2ao
: c Hildreths King James which won
the Toronto cup on Tuesday. got back from
Canada Yesterday. Jack Atkin also came
hack with other horses in the Schreiber
stable
William Walker shipped Stanley Fay and
his FUN stable 20 Montreal yesterday Ram
sey. The jookey, viii follow to do the rid
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