New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12
FASHION PLATE SPEEDY
,,,s FAST Mile in Qualifying for
Metropolitan.
wtsyETTE MAY START
xeene's Great Mare Works
Wei for Fixture at Bel
mont Park.

5leta qualified Cor the Metro
3ls1-e ,,.,,,sics7 a. Belmont Park to-nor-
III ,-,7i;.n: fashion at AGueduct yes
7-,,. f,slsr-year-ci5 son Of Nools-
rOS' -. onl-- defeated FS-estone. leut
soiF 4Ae track record Icy running the
,os Ca. The performance was the
10. -re5i-able and the time the more re
ie IS -he track was slightly dead
,.,snt -sin lie was always close TO
u. s;a taking command. when King
: -, erory.ed came away - win rather
- SIZE q short russie with Fsreste:.e
y, .la last furlo-E role
t--,,,r Plate must take up a fve-pound
- - winning, making his weight lbs
- -. same rs h carried yesterday.
historic fixture tomorrow. King
+ss+ him few days ago in his first
=. me wear but that race did him
.,a -nany clever 5udses predict that
-, he 2 keen contender If he runs 10
g form.
- ? KeeIre's Nsskette NAV go 10
!. -oet for the Metropolitan. after all
s.ooned coughing on Tuesday. so that
-. poHe worked her yesterday morn
cls v-or-lZed well too, turning a mile
and eaHoping out a mile and a fur
tr75s. Mir. keene's Sweep, the Futu-
= vin,er last year. also was on the
- sn6 worked an easy mile in l:=5-
fobn 2 Nad6en's Fitz Herbert was
torr other candidates which had their
Il r-snarstion for the bis race. The
=, con Of Ethe3be7t, which must Shout
/ 17a mounds calloped a mile in l:43. the
H. x training Fitz Herbert for Mir Mad
T. said Yesterday that the horse would
- in the Metropolitan If he could get
services Of a caPab bic Jockey With
lliing. Garner. Z. Dugan. Butwell and
,nHn encased this may not he an easy
ltftr-
htBa- horses which worked for the race
,s,srdsv were Jack Atkin. mile in
he's. August Belmont's Prisciilian.
he in l.i -: Prince Imperial, a mile in
r. eased up. and Sandrian. a mile in
b Rocky O'Brien, James McManus's
lod rfrree-year-old. viii not start He in
bed himself slightly q day or two ago.
roing le1-up in his training
Tn Eluhurst Stakes at -AqGedgct yes
t6sv was MARRIED E1y an unfortunate start.
tassette -heeled as the barrier went up.
II vas left al tho post. while Frank
rlens. TIE quoted favori1e. bottled toward
/ rsH losing four O. 1ye lengths. The
lter had speed enough 10 race into a con-
bdinC position when Strengthened out. but
handicap was toe much.
tHh Lsdssetre and Frank Nullens oIit
the way AgaVa1n and Adrian fought
hesd-and-hc finish and the last
pee cot on 10 Win by the width of
B.. although some persons in the stand
not 7gree with the placing.
uss hard 70 account for Duilcare's bad
in tie opening event. Mir. F1eisch-
r. 7as confident that the colt would
after his Eood race on Saturday with
weight VI and was sadly disappointed
Z perHlezeG when the son Of Hastings
fled his field al The way. without show
3 even a fash Of the speed for which
8 rs noted Moore had the mount and II
szed as i Dulicare sulked and would
y extend himself for The boy
fa1onah. 4 chestnut colt, by Hamburg
t7ofsft one Of tho most highly tried two
Sr-olss IN James r. keene's stable. died
sSheepshead Bay Yesterday. Some Of the
e. two-year-olds which have been
ffering from influenza are stlII in had
edition.