New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
ROUND THE WORLD WINS
GaIIops to Easy Victory in Ham
dicap at GraveSend.
DAY FOR THE MUD LARKS
Tim Pippin Shows Liking for the
Going and Takes the
Stake Race.

Round the World. q hi@, fine looking hily
BY Lackfcrd-Nelle Bly,. satisfied the
crowd az Gravesend yesterday that she is
deserving of all the fattering things said
about her in the West, where she was
ranked quite the equal of c. L. Harrison's 5
Housemaid The handicap at five furlongs
was at her mercy after Zeus had been
knocked out Of his stride She raced 70
the front in the first furlong with a re-
markable burst Of speed. and the others
could not make her do more than gallcp to
win as she pleased.
Zeus has proved himself fair tTo-ycar-
old, and disappointment was expressed that
the interference. which cost him three or
four lengths. prevented more truly run
race as a means for comparison. There Is
little reas son. however to question the class
and quality OF Round the World. and it is
quite possible that she will rank among
the best o-year-old fllies Of the season.
If not at the top
The track was z morass. and under the
circun instances much scratching was in
order. This was a blessing in disguise, as
the fields we're TOO big and cumbersome be
fore the blue pencil did its work. The only
approach 10 = close finish came in the sec
ond race, most of the successful horses
winning off by themselves.
With no Madman 70 carry him off his
feet in the first quarter, Tim Pippin showed
e return to the form which made him dan
gerous in almost any company last wear
and romped home in the Patchcgue Stakes
Harry Rites was confident that the son OF
Woolsthorpe would run good race. and
expressed q fear only for Falcada- As It
happened, the latter was practically left at
the post. and Tim Pippin quickly showed
that he was master of the others at the
weights and distance Cohort. the quoted
favorite chased him for five furlongs, but
tired so badly that Twilight Queen, closing
z big gap, beat him for the place
Garner. on Ben Loyal. went before the
stewards and lodged claim Of foul against
Glass. on Cohort, claiming interference at
the head Of the stretch. There was some
crovding on tre far turn, from which Ben
Loyal suffered slightly. but none where
Garner indicated. SO far as could be seen
Under tie circumstances the stewards dis
missed the complaint.
Van Renschoten. who had the mount on
Frank Purcell in the second race. tried 10
claim a. foul against Davis. on Ardri, but
the red board went up as he was climbing
the stairs TO see the stewards The young
ster was deserving OF a hearing, as Ardri
shut eff Frank Purcell on the backstretch'
and Davis rode him SO closely in the stretch
that the Griffon horse had no possinle
chance 10 get through. even II he had been
good enough.
The interference was not of kind per
baps. TO deserve disqualification, but II
made a big difference in the performance
of Frank Purcell. which ran quite as goou
race as the winner. Davis took desperate
chances and went Just as far as he dared
without committing a palpable foul
Van Benschoten earned the d1spleasure OF
the starter while at the barrier and was
suspepded for the rest of the meeting
Dorante ran a disappointing If not dis
graceful race in the handicap at one mile
and 2 quarter He held his position under
hard riding for a mile. and then dropped
back. a badly beaten horse. Pretend won
hollow victory, with Garner swinging MS
vzl7ip most Of the way 10 keep him from
running out
DaIu,a+ian. which was cut On the leg IN
the running Of the Carlton Stakes, worked
Yesterday morning, and S. c. Hildreth SAID
that he expected 10 start aim In the Brook
Iyn Derby on Tuesday