New-York tribune., 1910-06-29
{. DUGAN IN THE Tolls
Mr.. Beimont'S Jockey Suspended
for Rough Riding.
LAHORE WINS SURF STAKES
Carries Mr.. Keene's Colors TO
Victory IN His First Start
of His Career.

z D1gan. the jockey. who is under con-
tract 10 August Belmont was out Of trouble
and IL Il again all in the space OF TWO
hours at Sheepshead Bay yesterday The
stewards dismissed the complaint fled by
Jimmy Rowe that the boy, who had the
mount on Sir John johnson in the Sleeps
head Bay Handicap, had carried Maskette
vide AZ the stretch turn. thus letting KING
James I'D on the rail. Later, however, the
same stewards suspended E DUgan IoE TIE
rest OF the meeting and referred his case 10
the stewards Of the Jockey Club for further
action on the ground Of rough and toUl
riding IN handling Mr. Belmonts Foot
print in the Surf Stakes
FOOTPRINT literally was all over the track
IN tie early part OF the Surf Stakes. run
ming q zigzag course 10 the elbow, when
agar. ne bore out So far as could be seen
rom the stand. 10 direct foul was com
-1lj-red. and il looked as If the horse and
not the boy were 70 blame for the erratc
fight: but the stewards thought oInerenI1y
after hearing the report Of the patrol Juoge
and took action IN Furnishing the BOY an
action which il the opinion OF Jimmy Ro"e
and other horsemen was deserved DeIoTe
This. August Belmont was at the track
tllr had no comment 10 make On the sus-
pension Of his jockey
TIE Surf Stakes. IN which all the trcuDle
came. was the feature Of the card root
p-irr was the quoted favorite, but the purse
feII 70 James r Keene's Lahore. Wen
turned chestnut colt by Delhi-Nora CTelIla'
which was making his first appearance IN
Ger coIo-s Lahore-which is the name OF
z civ IN India-and so called because Delh1,
MS sire. was named after q city in that
same fsr-ofF country. had worked so wei
--i-F, his stable companion, Iron Mask, tnat
.J=-7r7v Rowe felt reasonably conhdent
r-A colt would run & good race he per
formed even better than expected however
for after showing signs Of greenness II
the early part he closed with rush anu
ven going away in a manner 10 indica'e
taa- ne combines courage with speed a1-o
Is q vourgster Of some quality
Thomas AIonahanrs Textile also showed
himself q better colt than generally be-
ll-red and Tom Welsh thought he Wou4o
~!u As d matter OF fact, ne WouId nave
bezr closer I'D II Archibald had FOUND cleaI
sailing IN the last furlong. The son OF II
flexible kept on trying and outlasteo oo'-
-,-frs for The place. Mr.. Belmont was dis
appointed al the running OF ms so0u 80
.7z Rock Sand colt. the more so as root
- st..,z.,ed 2 disposition TO hang under
rrzsgTre. Excuses could be offered now
- IN -he weight carried and errauc
course he ran- -, ~ c,,rer-
-, = -hs handicap at one mile anq a
eSlsTJer on the turf. getting up IN me t3aS tass
sr-ige 70 win BY a head Ihe FORMER 1o I,ei- nir
sr ADVANTAGE Of seven pouIloS oNeI -
ias1 Toeeting, so that both horses ran u
form. .5 -.,J,en : c
Some surprise was e1preSSss Ss9.. o,,3arI as
T5Tdrerh decided to start Aonlsol.IeLS ; :; - ,-
-Ea 80 oiS horse had shown in two previous
races that he would not extend aliiiSt-t Sc
,--e~ re rr,rf course. II there was any
Geet S - - rI-ie score il was dispeileo, as
SSc,-+goTnerv- m which ran such fast race
rr re main course in his last sta-1 "S0
siszrac acefuIly beaten