New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
FAYETTE WINS A RACE
Son of 0goen Shows Trace Of
His Two-Year-0ld Form.
rlRESTORE MEETS DEFEAT
wsra5ine Takes His Measure in
Freeport Handicap at Aque-
duct Track.

rs.e,t- Won tho second race AZ Aoueduct
.es.e-dsy iu = way 20 indicate that he may
ccrne back 20 tho form that marked him
,~e - she bes. two -year-olds in 1905. when
o., as ~arked second only 20 Sir Martin.
81, stable companion. which won so many
.i.r fNtuies For = long time John r.
80 den. who bred, developed ard raced
s..- horses coul6 rot decide between them.
r~s wen, 50 fs- ~ one time as 20 say that.
Oh ris opinion. FsvetIe was the better 81
81, --vo Others did not agree With him.
,o-s,r-. and Sir Martin was purchased by
.,.fs Wlnaus, Who races in England. for a
s.-~, r~Ice 20 tire end that HIS colors nigh;
10 re7-esented in the Derby. while Faye;te
t-s-ed in this country - be sold IN mid
,.sv7r 20 c. Hndreth fo- one-tenth lhe
swogrt
AZ rscegocrs remember thai Sir Martin
.ert ~ the post favorite for The Derby
,r- rv King Edwards NT'noru. an6 that
.. fsn during the running when I'm
good position. and many no doubt recall
.rs- rsvette started many times as three
,os--ola m this country and failed 10 win
g single race. he showed flashes OF his
-~o-vear-old form o. one occasion or an
other hut on the whole proved TO Se the
sies-rolutnert of the wear II has hap
'o--o which showed class as a twc-year-
cd and failed as q three-year-old has
come back In tho following season. ana 50
f r-s- be vtth Favette. The son Of Ogder-
Es-a-oEa Belle looked IS well as II not
.,e.-e- tnsn at any time Of his life yester-
rs. and ne came away ~ the end in the
,--o-t impressive way. He did not beat
much II is true bur he did all that ~ss
-cql--ed of him in a businesslike manner
-Hs- Cave promise for the future.
e. T. Cs-msns Magazine won the Free
ro-f Hsndiosp. heating :. c. Hildreth's
r.-rstone. tho quoted fsvo-ite, among
others T.sngsn sent him 10 the front sp-
r-oa ching the fsr turn as he Old in the
Queens county Handicap last Saturday.
v-er The horse stopped. but over the short
g. distance yesterday the son of Mszagan
rrr6 lis vsv 20 the finish. although he
vas doing his best 70 win by = length.
rf-os-one acted like one possessed az the
barrier. but instead % propping himself
end being left. as in HIS first start, he
r.o-e IN front when the word came. McGee
-rok him back however. In the run ~ the
e-.- -g-u. and waited for the stretch to
make hIs move. Firestone responded when
c7ue5 on. but the weight told. and he
could nor wear Magazine down in the
+NE rTffe
y r. Wilson. fr's onsEer may be suffering
r--r- weak ankles. as indicated by iodine
marks. bur he keeps on winning races I'm
0sv to stamp him about the best two
,e-,-o'd shown al the meeting. II IS quite
ro-sble that he VIII not stand much cam
rzIsunr but ~ present he looks ls1e
tough little colt which IS something more
-rsn useful He won his third straight
SAGE -esterday.
ro~k SAND. the English stallion Which
August Belmont imported 70 this country
f--ee Or four years ago st 2 cost of sl2oeea.
vas represented by . winner for the first
time 81 the meeting when Madcsp gslloped
20 essv victory ir The las race. The fly
IS not much TO look st. but has 2 nice turn
- speed.
James r Keen. rs gradually wedding out
some Of his tVo-yes--olds. He sold County
hartman Yesterday 20 J. Mccormick, Who
t-alns for ?. T. Chinn. The price vas not
errfoueS