New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
0A[NADAN NOW ON TOP
,,,rcs Tables on The Turk. to
Surprise OF Crowd.
uaJvp THE WORLD SCORES
n.seats Strong Field in Stirring
Drive for Rich Great
Trial Stakes.

.v that was little short Of shocking.
uo,,nd the World defeated Iron Mask.
,..,.sh,, and others IN the Great Trial
in = way that was refreshing and
.no-st,ng 20 those who love a good horse.
mi hracing air and excellent card
.s "a attract one Of the biggest crowds
.ho season. and judging from the en-
-..s,ssrn the sport was keenly enjoyed
+he face Of The Turks poor race
,ha slaughter of six quoted favorites
Keene, an infrequent visitor this
x,e7t down to the track for the ex-
--sss pur,ose OF seeing Iron Mask run in
=, Great Trial and he expressed himself
highly pleased with the performance Of
=, .olt. even though disappointed at los
ing the rich prize by the width of a hand.
r.. sYrn-ss,ng and unlocked for change in
,.-D IS shown by Dalmatian and The Turk
-,os- overshadowed the brilliant race and
s.;-r,ng finish in the two-year-old stake.
,,.-ss-,e, shook their heads, and all sorts
# ordinations were offered to account for
..s Easy victory Of The Turk IN the Tidal
s,.tes on Wednesday. when he beat Dal-
-,,-ssn four lengths. and the sallopiug VIC
.o-r OF Dalmatian yesterday, when he
r,e6s The Turk look like a cheap selling
-ls.s- They met at even weights In both
r.,ss anG the extra distance had little
tsaring. Much depends on pace and jockey.
Ia1 hor IDs sf-,ao
-oorlv handled by F. Dugan on Wednesday.
--be, he practically forced a sizzling pace
,rs hsd nothing left TO finish with, and
,h,, The Turk was badly ridden yesterday.
,ber Powers appeared undecided between
waiting or going 20 the front.
Re that as if may. il was impossible to
,econcile the two races, and the question Of
t,ree-year-uld supremacy IS harder to solve
.han ever Dainlatian Is now on the top
for the moment. whereas before the run
ming Of the race yesterday The Turk was
hailed.
Powers did not shine rfder-fn fact.
his efforts on The Turk would have done
a;scred.t 10 a stable boy. He waited under
grsps rounding the first turn. then changed
his mind and rushed the colt up in the mid
die OF the backstretch, only 20 take him up
ing the far turn. Isalmatian also went by
before Powers decided 10 move again, and
then he dropped his mounts head and al
lowed him 10 swerve over to the rail when
Strengthened out IN the stretch. Such hand
ling was quite enough to beat the best
horse In the world. In the mean time Dali
matian. showing marked Improvement IN
der shIling's skilful handling. came away
10 min as he pleased, while even Sager beat
The Turk in hard drive for the place.
Round the World won the Great Trial
Stakes for tvo-year-olds at six furlongs In
way that stamped her g hliy OF the
highest class and quality. Meeting some
OF the best colts IN training at even
weights she shared 81 the pacemaking and
fought out q stirring finish with James P
keene's Iron Mask and r. T. Wilson. j.. s,
Nsustor. 10 win by a short head. It was
q brilliant race, as Round the World and
Iron MASK raced head and head practically
al the way. while Naushon Joined them az
The last sixteenth pole for the final desper-
ste drive. The horses faced strong wind
which blew directly UP the stretch, and
which accounted largely for the slow time.
Without detracting IN the least from the
credit due Round the World, II may be said
that Naushon was the best horse under the
conditions He was in the rail position at
the start, but was shut off socn after the
barrier went Up. forcing Butwell to pull TO
the outside He overcaune this handicap IN
tine perhaps. 20 have won, but swerved
slightly ButweIl drew his whip inside
the sixteenth pole. and this proved fatal
j anything. be was running the strongest
OF the three placed horses at the finish
Iron Mask. too proved himself good
colt as he fought out the finish to the last
stride in the gamest fashion.
W G. Yanke a Western horseman, who
OWLS and trains Round the World. was
out on the track patting his good flly as
walsh. who. by the way, rode a mastery
race, brought her back 10 the stand. He
haa reason TO feel elated over the victory.
as the flly now takes rank with the best
o. her age IN training.
Hornd the World may be described as a
ole little flly. She is short legged and
rsther small in the way Of height but
wonderfully deep through the heart and SO
Ols oocied that she looks as X she could
etsno strong campaigning. She has now
"on Your stra iglIt races since coming East,
eho II she trains on is sure TO hold her own
aof The rest OF the season.
Round the World is a chestnut FLY by
Ue English stallion Lackford-Nellie BLY,,
ana she has proved her ability to run on
oOIh fast and a heavy track. The Great
uaI Stakes had a guaranteed value OF
'.""' but was worth close to $1,000, SO
ula' Mr. Tanke can count himself fortu-
-ate II winning one Of the richest pluIns
Ol tne racing season.
melio~mint met his first defeat through
uie neld when Sanctus beat him a head In
Nne beacon Steeplechase after q race that
@s studded with action from end TO end
v ce two-and-a-haif-rrliie course Dono-
ue roce a careful, patient race on the
1her and timed his run 20 a nicely.
'f has been away q long time-since
o. last year. 70 be exact-but Ed
CUTS sent him 10 the post trained to the
ninute
pore out az practically every Jump
hereby lost valuable ground, but
-'noe straightened him out quickly each
aho waited and waited until il looked
ne would never turn his horse loose
1proachiEg the far turn Sanctus WIGS six
esht lengths behind the leaders, but
4eH!y DoDohue called on his mount,
. slowly but surely he moved UP, so
~, coming to the last jump he challenged
.ene"mint, and long drive to the wire
S--'"eo' which Set the crowd shouting and
80. hanctus gained an advantage Of
49,. length turning into the straight.
sn,- IN the closing strides and won
py short head
.. en'nt ran in the name snd coiors
A. Ionpkins. who purchased him