New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-03
Invading Harness Stars from
Goshen Lose Speed Tourney.
sHAWBY'S FAST HALF MILE
Captures Purse Race with One
Heat in 1:05-Eofman' 5 Mer-
riman Takes Handicap Trot.

EQUINE stars held a reception at Tuxedo
Park yesterday afternoon, and they sent
invitations to all of their Goshen rivals to
come and be beaten. Many responded 70
the call. The handicap trot, which was
novel feature of the programme, had more
than a score OF entries \ Tuxedo favor
tie. W NJ Y Hofman's Merriman. won
the handicap, and he was placed 800 feet
back Of the wire. John R. Townsend 5 Jap.
with q handicap Of 800 feet, finished sec
ond. and John Caldwell. also from the Hof-
man stable, was third
The only purse race of the day was won
bv Richard Delahelds splendid brown stall
lion shawby. with Bud Murray at the
reirs. His best tine, made with so little
effort that he might have lowered It, was
les for the first haIf-niIe heat This is
onIv. one second slower than the track
record Of 1:O4. made by Arden Farms Out
setta last season. with Murray in the drtv-
er's seat.
Walton Gentry, d good looking, well
hammered four-year-old, won the Glass D
Il
and was bred and raised by Robert Wal
ton Goe!et. r Mccormick sat behind his
bay mare, Mary Mac, and he drove her 70
victory in the first heat, but Bud MUr-
ray and Walton Gentry proved connbira-
ton hard TO beat and they We're out in
front IN the next two heats
In the Class z pace the honOrs were well
divided, and the Iaurels hOtly contested.
PoIy z with P 2 Fisk az the reins. had
considerable difficulty in getting away but
he managed 70 forge ahead until he led
the field down the honestreach- Jack
Barry finished third IN this heat, Helen
Paudit was second and Kansas Wilkes was
lost in the shuttle, and the last that was
seen OF him was when he passed the
Judges, stand in the Erst lap Jack Barry
won the second heat, and as Eolly 2. was
drawn in the third heat, the race went to
Jack with Helen Pau6it in second place.
H Z Burnetts splendid high stepping
bay stallion Nayrer won the Class z tr0-
which brought out such coed ones as
Pierre LoriIard. tr,'s, Guess Again, Golden
Means, Jap ard Flushing
The Tuxedo horses were not allowed 70
n,onopo!fza rhe honors. however. for the
CIenrnsre stable had everything their own
way in the Class Z trot- schaib!e. with
ond honors were divided between John r
Townsend's Red Gift and W NJ Y. Hof-
mans TeasriEe
The summaries follow:
CLASS .-rPoTrrNG-EALF MILE HEATS
TWO N THREE-PCRSE 500
snav-by br > Brock Farm 8Iurray) -.---- |
Carrie Worthy b n. Robert Johnson ---- :
John Caldwell b e. ". ". Y Hoffman .
patsy a5ady /. n. W 3 Ferguson DICK
Tine. los 1O5a4.
CLASS C-TROTTING-MILE HEATS-TWO
Manner b 3. H L Burnett CDickerson)- l l
Golden Means B. 9. N. .. Sehaeterl .-.- :
Guess Again b. & pierre Lorlllard. j;
Jap. % G, Glennnere Stables Townsend 4
Flushing. b. 2. e 2 RoWnel ---..- ! D
Time. 2.26-9. 224A-
CLASS B-PACING-MLLE HEArs-TWO IN
THREE
lack Barry. b. John n E4 3 $500. -, 3 ]
Fo!ly y en-. n. II F. FlsEel --------.- ! CT
Commodore blk, g civilian BusnelD DR.
Time, 25. z.2o. 2-30'@-
CLASS D-TR0TTINe5-afILE HEATs-FWO
walton Gentry b. g. p " Goelet a.,
Mar, Mac. b n r. ascCorrn!c,) ~. 3 3
TIME , y Is 2.2s
CLASS E-rROTTING-sILE HEATs-Two
IN THREE
$ha be l e S!aP 49, ssr5ein'
Red G!tt b n Glenrnere Stables Gowns
Tine. 22'z 22s&
CLASS F-HANDIcAP-ONE MIIE
arerrirnan 70 & (W NJ Y. Hoffman, .... /
Ickn Caldwell Cw II V Hoffman, ...-.. 3
Guess AGAIN b n (Plerre Lorillard. jrD-.-. !