New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-08
WARNING FOR SC0V|LlE
Escapes Fine or Suspension for
a Bit of Rough Riding.
MELISANDE WINS A RACE
Runs Fast Six Furlongs IN Beat
ing Shannon and Others
IN Handicap.

ScovIlle. the jockey. was lucky to escape
with a warning TO be good in the future
for bit Of rough riding in the Neptuns
Stakes. which in the opinion Of some horse
men. cost the Quincy Stables Kfnspin IN.
race. The boy had the mount on Bobby
Boyer, and he cut of Kingpin sharply
approaching the far turn that Tanz's leg
was jammed against the rail and made Il
necessary for him 10 pull Jp. xingpin not
only lost three four lengths. btft was
knocked out of his stride and by the time
he had settled down TO racing again Royal
Meteor was sailing along FIVE or six lengths
in front
The race looked over. but kinzpfD grad
uaIly wore Royal Meteor down. and headed
him for few strides half way down the
stretch. but the latter responded zarneiy 70
Notter's drive and drew out again right az
the end. as Kingpin tired from his efforts
In trying 70 overcome desperate handicap
Lang went before the stewards and
lodged complaint against ScoviIIe, showing
his cut boot and painful limp as evidence.
but E. r Bradley1s jockey was let OF with
warning. although IT looked as II he DE-
served suspension or a fine.
Only three horses went to the barrier
Their post positions were one. two. TIRES.
one, two. three were the quoted prices
one. two. three. as per the order on the
programme, the positions ar the post and
the prices quoted
James P Keene's MsIIsande which raced
In England last year, won the handicap a.
six furlonxs in the fast time Of liz 3-5.
She showed keen speed IN two previous
races at Sheepshesd Bay. only 70 stop bad
ly, but yesterday. after being outrun BY
Trance for five furlongs, she came on and
fought out a spirited finish with Shannon
Rocky O'Brien proved a grievous diSsp-
pointment to his owner and trainer He
was in ugly mood and objected for a time
to going 10 the post Once there he scted
badly. and when the barrier was released
showed nothing 70 Justify his being ia
vorite. as he sulked and ran last most &c
the way Trance. once a rival Of Fftz Her
bert, appears to be d hopeless case She
has all her wonderful speed. but appears to
be unable to carry IL more than 1ive fur
longs. at most
r. T. Carman's Rye Straw was quoted az
a false price in the opening race He was
close enough TO Gauntlet in their last meet
ing on Tuesday with Hetherington UP, 10
be worth close consideration with Teddy
kOerner in the saddle. as the latter ~ 4
clever jockey and Hetherington little more
than a stable boy. Koerner was wide awake
at the post. and breaking Rye Straw from
an outside position took him right TO tbs
front, where he stayed. in spite OF every
thing Shilling, on Gauntlet, could do
E r. Bradleys Bell Horse, a good look
ing colt by Cunard-Eonic made his first
appearance in this race. and did not lack
- s-7--
the railbirds that he had been burning I'D
the track in his work He ran greenly and
was in close quarters most of the way. so
that little chance was furnished to judge
of his worth. Bell Horse was one OF the
highest priced yearlings sold asst year. Mr.
Bradley getting MIN, after some keen com
petition. for s., 100
The owners of the vaTioI-s racing assoc1a-
tions held an important meeting yesterday
TO consider the advisability OF racing in the
fall. after the new law against bookrnakinE.
with or without writing goes into effect
but no definite decision was reached, OF az
least for publication
Fftz Herbert was scratched from the six
furIong handicap yesterday. and sam Hill
dreth has about decided TO keep him out o.
the Brighton Handicap, TO be run to-ror-
row OIambala the Suburban winner
worked a nile and a quarter for the race
Yesterday in 2:1f. and Prince Imperial went
the distance in I'll 10 Car. another s1rs
starter. galIoped a mile and furlOns IN I'd
w s Vosburgh the official Handicapped.
was held I'D for speeding on his way TO tas
track. and a wag remarked that hereafter
he would have TO pile on the weight
Horsernen were interested in the news
from England that the seventeen yearilnss
shipped abroad by Clarence h Macksy.
most OF which are by Meddlsr, brought an
average of $50 at auction