New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
5[ANBALA GETS A TRIAL
Beaten by Dinna Ken in First
Appearance of Season.
nNsGER GOES ON WINNING
Gallons Home in the Bouquet
Stakes for His Seventh
Straight Victory.

-. WILSON. frs olambala. one Of last
- rood three-year-olds. was beaten a,
-.,-,.,- Park yesterday in his public trial
.bs BROOKLYN Handicap next Tuesday.
u..;ch he must shoulder 115 pounds TO
- - Fg+z Herbert It was his first start
ne season, and while he looked in per
=. condition st is Just possible that he
.sss the race 10 tighten him up. Harry
- Nhitney's DiRna Ken. the Realiza-
- 7ri,ner Of 1907. and a horse which
-s,e5 IN England last year, was the one
-.lse his. measure. but the son OF Yankee
s.ss -tring and bearing out at the end, and
go ~ be driven out 10 win by scant
.lsnsth.
.,-oes-her. 10 a disposition he showed to
= vide on the turns Notter had his
..ss nulled sidewise in an effort TO keep
-, IL and this handicap proved too much
,rerconae in the run through the stretch.
.-oo-ding to 4 number OF good judges, the
r--rs fo,l--vear-oId qualified for the big
s,sz-,,rs ST Gravesead-
-,,--a Ken. which IS built on heroic lines,
-, looked q bit high IN flesh. but he ran
IS raee that stamps him as worthy Of con-
,-ssra,ion in almost any company. weight
.s zs he was Yesterday. A number Of
-,..s-Iechase owners cast envious eyes on
- as Il looks as e he would make an
tseaI jumper
rarmsn-s Senprolus took up 11s
-,r,ds in the third race. and after racing
=. speedy Frank Nullens into submission
arsv out 10 win in gallop- He ran the
F,v- sFd q half furlongs IN the fast time
~ = seconds. only one second behind the
+r,-k record for the distance, established
=. P-ocentor in 1905 Semprolus Is colt
sf-eod bone and fne substance, and il will
"a ss-p-ising II he does not turn out TO be
-, of the best two-vear-olds of the sea-
~. he appears 10 be improving, and no
I opss-;on can be raised as TO his ability to
candle weight. He is en easy colt TO
Esndle and ride, as be is even tempered
s,s = crest "doer." as the paddock sharps
say.
= II Berry showed two-year-old
ran7sd Antenor in this race Of which he
thinks highly and which ran well enough
~ impress the critics. He is youngster
n eood size and splendid action. and with
me-e racing education viii show TO better
e5rsntase Textile. too. is almost sure TO
Improve. The story goes that he is one
q Llt E-SL FDAllEcAcAe Al AbAhA WELSH :
bgTn.
ar wilson's Onager won his seventh
,-s--sight race when he galloped to easy
victory in the Bouquet Stakes There is
70 telling how good q colt this son of
Plzuett-Ondurdis is, as he keeps right on
ztnning in spite OF weak ankles. Frank
Ruhs1aller. which won q number Of races
Il California before coming East. tried to
keep pace with him. but gave it UP as a /
bad job coming 10 the last fu-long pole. |
0nsge- was entered 70 be sold for Si,To0 /
tr no hid was forthcoming when he was
ozsrsd e. auction.
With three races for two-year-olds down /
ths Straight course and e stseplechase with /
2 three starters. the card was none TOO |
faractive. but e good sized crowd was In
s--endsnce
4 Thomas. the new lightweight Jockey !
osTelope5 IN California last winter. had |
rTe mounts and finished third with Zienap. |
those who spend most Of their time in the
paddock are divided as 10 whether he is
negro or an Indian. but all agree as TO his
skll as { rider.
John :. Nsdden's Flora. z starter in the
trst race. did not take kindly 70 the whip.
which NcCshey used freely half way down
7he stretch. and ran much stronger when
ihe BOY rut II down and rode her out with
his hsnds