New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-10
lLNBALA WINS AGAIN
c,IIons to Easy Victory in the
Brighton Handicap.
RACE RUN IN SLOW TIME
o,6eld Shows Remarkable
Performance After Being
Left at Post.

Wilson. il. s. Olambala followed up
-,ocess in the Suburban and Common
m hsndicaps by gaIloping to easy vic
.be Brighton Handicap. OF $500, al
rr.ui-e city track. near Yonkers. yes
ssv The four-year-o!d son Of ornus
n.s his field for seven furlongs, but
- I'D strongly and steadily rounding
-,-n. and came away TO win as his rider
,..sss in the slow time Of POS SIS for the
s,s & quarter S. c. Hildreth's Hamp-
Cart. the despised outsider, chased him
"a while Gar. an added starter, Prince
---,.-iaI and Hilarious came trailing alons
rsuy lengths back
TIE handicap which has been marked by
MANY stirring struggles in the past and
-A,,A was made famous by Broomstick
her. IS three-year-old. he established
-. zo-l6's record Of 2:o2 as in beating the
--.st irish Lad head. had little TO rec
,---end It beyond the fact that Olambala
-, -r1e 70 form and did all that was re-
.-,,ss Of him 10 win. Only the week be-
80 ne had equaUed Broomstick's remark
che record il beating King James in the
commonwealth Handicap. and the perform
.-ce yesterday suffered IN comparison
-hs-e was 4 time rounding the turn when
.,-s few strides all five horses were close
r. bunched. and the crowd began TO antici-
,s-s q close and exciting finish, but sud
5s-lv the field strung out, and at the end
-be race degenerated into q dull procession
Prince Imperial. which ran second TO
ols-Ssla II the Suburban Handicap, beat
,,r Ballot g head. suffered from q weak
-i5e a. The hands or Garner, and, further
-han that. was almost knocked down
rounding the turn. James r. heene's Hi
ls-ious which was expected by some to be
-be contender with OlambaIa. had less ex-
cuss. but ran an even more disappointing
race -han Prince Imperial The expert
-1eut was made Of trying 10 place him, and
:. proved disastrous Naturally a speedy,
free running horse. he would not brook re-
GRANT. and when hotter let him down
sfts- having him in his lap for seven
sr-lonEs the sen CT Voter would not or
could rot respond. and gave up trying when
shs 7ea- fight began
Prince Imperial has run his best races IN
rom. put Garner-under instructions, no
6oubt-pulle6 II behind in the gallop 10 the
erst r1r1 il spite OF the slow pace BE
waited and waited, TOO, and finally made
rs move II ne loose going on the rail-
-aln6inE the far turn. Il was only p mar
VOW opening-too narrow. as il turned out
and inst as Prince Imperial began TO race
b was crowded back and almost knocked
q his knees That settled his chances.
s c Hl5reth scratched Restigouche and
rgzlu1a-ian and sent Hampton Court out as
2 torloru hope, but did not consider him
worth hacking He finished where he did
because he vas allowed 10 race along freely
while most Of The others were being pulled
and hauled about under wait orders"
P 7 Cz-mau had 2 good day. as Horizon
ra--ie5 his colocs 10 victory, in the Distad
Stakes and Campeon was lucky enough 10
land the purse II the second race Horizon
was Bit lucky. TOO, as Garner. which made
the running wi.h Five Aces, was obliging
enough 70 leave an opening On the rail in
TIE last fu-long through which Teddy koer-
-e- drove TIE Hastings FLY TO win If
Garner had hugged the rail in the stretch
s. is doubtful If Horizon could have come 10
the outside and got up in time 10 score
Al oid English Handicapped once said;
There Is only five pounds between the
worst and the best Jockey" This held true
q E large extent in the opening race, when
Summertime ran second TO bne Hague,
beating as she cid OF wednesday. R +
Cs-r1z- White Wool In their last meet
iag Summertime, with Reid Up, beat White
Woo TWO lengths. and yet with seven
pounds II her 1avor yesterday. but with
Hoffman I'd. she was quoted at - TO and
= 10 /. while White Wool was a Short
p-ioed farorite- As il turned out, form
he'd true. Hoffman and all
Danheld ran a truly remarkable race n
TIE second event, at six furlongs. and was
pounds the best put had 70 be content with
Eecond money. One OF the assistant start
ers held him by the head at the start %
keep him straight and when the barrier
was released the son Of Irish Lad was prac-
ticauv- left al the post, being six or eight
lengths behind the last horse as he settled
dowr 70 racing and fully fifteen lengths
behind the paceulakers-
Dovle. knowing what q good horse he
Tcle. decided to go after his field, and
FowIy but surely made up the lost ground,
s-.ho--zh the horse was forced 70 run on the
outside al the way Turning for home
Da-ae1d had worked his way into con-
tending position, and IN spite Of his earlier
Efforts fought it out 10 the end, being
beaten only half q length by Campeon- The
race vas run in .13 Is, but Danfeld was
lined separately il r.
" G yanke Won his second race Of the
dsy when Jupiter Joe fairly rolled home IN
the selling handicap, at one mile, IN spite
q running out - the stretch turn The
Improvement over his effort On FRIDAY,
zaen he started in a race at six furlongs'
vas 50 marked that the crowd TnaTFelIeo
sno could hardly believe their eyes