New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
STAKE FOR MARY DAR
Races to Easy Victory in \,
Crotona Handicap.
FIJI HERBERT TO STAR
Entered for Jockey Club Weiy.,
forage Race at Relmons
Park TODAY. -

Mary Davis, which is carrying mora a..
this year than was the case last se.,..
won the Crotona Handicap at Beimont p.
yesterday in way TO indicate TIA,
will hold her own with the best. sDr,u,..
in training if she trains on She sun-,-
materially over her last race at Aossa...
when driven out 20 beat Righteasy es,.
away so easily at the end that the e-a.'
looked on in amazement- Her vieto--
no surprise. as she was a lukewaru1 fa-.-s
over Bosom and Field Mouse, but her ~.
rer of winning aroused favorable conn.,.
as she shook OFF the speedy Bosom with 4,
greatest ease and did net appear "a !.
more than galloping 70 run over Mazaz,.
III the last sixteenth
Field Mouse did not run her race an,
came trailing In many lengths bacz. =.
is still a small. weedy looking ajfy 81
having grown much over winter. but an.
blessed with speed that she did not do
yesterday. e Dugan, who had the nm,
cid not persevere with her when he fan:
he did not have a possible chance To- ri,
so that the performance had no bearing !.
her true form
The coIors OF Herman 3 Duryea rs..
seen for the first time on a local trsr,
ran third in this race The Har5-,
gelding is still q useful horse. as he ran
good race with a stable boy named p~.
erich up.
August Belmont. chairman Of the LOCKER
Club. was at the track and had the ssfh
faction of seeing Golden sand carr Ia
coIors to the front in the third race. Tia
success was the more gratifying as Goasr
Sand is a FLY by Rock Sand. the ssalia
Mr.. Belmont imported from England IN IA
at a cost of s125.O01. She ran grssnIy dazu
the broad straight. losing two or th-s
lengths at least by ducking out and .sss
in, but z. Dugan kept her up 10 her ash,
70 win by a narrow margin. With
stronger and more experienced boz tazl
Phillips on Warbler there would have ossa
another story to tell, as the Garry Her
mann colt appeared 70 be running Two fer
to Golden Sands one through the last 81.
teenth.
Mr.. Belmont had a narrow escape trou|
serious injury while watching Field Nous
being saddled in the paddock. horse b
ing led by dashed out with hts heels an
just missed landing a knockout blow.
King Castle Oroke down in the runnts
of the steepIechase. and literally pulled Il
on three legs after finishing second Il
Black Bridge. He was running alu,s
smoothly in front coming to the seccri
lump from home, but faltered as BizdI
Bridge challenged, and no doubt oroRI
down at that point He struggled on n tn
gamest fashion TO the finish, when McKis
ney disrnounted as soon as possible BiaGI
Bridge ran and fenced in way 20 uosl
himself a good horse through the field
Creevy's weak finish cost r. T. Wisr
jr.. the first race with Arnald Il IS y
possible that the boy was trying % ke' |
the colt straight. as he vas shov'rs
disposition to bear out 70 the rail. and ecs Il
seouentIy could not draw his whip or II
his mount out with the vtgOr expected
BIinkers made a big Improvement
Towton Field, which was badly beaten
his last start by Amald and Others are
working a fast trial for Tom WEIGH Fl
came down the long straight witnol
swerving an inch after Hawley had sEsi's
over in front OF him at the start. re Va
firing at the end, but Garner rode one
his strongest finishes. to win by head
F1tz Herbert. the great son OF Erhsine'-
MOrSanatic. which was ranked u =
champion three-year-old last year ana y
of the best horses Of the American sd
will make his first appearance OF tns
son to-day IN the Jockey Club Veisnt" (
Age Race, at one mile and furiong- az
r. Keene's GTasmere and F. l. Hl1'
jr.'s. Candleberry will be his chief osF
nentS-
Fitz Herbert viii race in the eoi0's
John F. Madden, who purchased nm ~
s c. HfIdreth last winter for Saa"@
Mr.. IIiIdreth's Dandeiion, good h.1
cap horse in his day. is suffering
some bowel trouble, and is not expsc'Sl
recover.