New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-28
NOVELTY WINS LAORE[S
HEAVY Inapost Fails to Stop Colt
in Rensselaer,.
BEATS NAUSHON BY A NECK
Countless Defeats Olambala for
Saratoga Cup-Cohort Equals
q Track Record.

~ Telegraph 20 The TriHunel
Sa-a1oEa- y Y. Aug. IS { Hlidre'h
Novelty again proved himself colt OF 'ie
highest class and quality by taking H9 Rle
crushing i-npost OF 1S5 pounds and "il'iiiis
he Rensselaer, Handicap. Of No.0eo at the
track here today. Always close TO 'he
fast race set By Semprolus and sharing
in it in the first quarter. he came On IN 'he
stretch with rare courage and fought out
. br5,ltant stirring finish with r 7. VII
CON - Naushon. TO win by short meek
---bo-nss Nonahan's Textile. closing strong
l. GOT I'D in time 10 earn third money,
1r=-b s,,cb other good horses trailing.
among others. as Round the World, Sem
1,.>o,i,s. Sweepaway and Blackfoot- Nov
civ ran the distance in l:lS. an excellent
performance, all things considered
Following the victory OF the Kingston
rzvo-vear-old the crowd was treated 10 a
stunning surprise when Countless. three
vear-old by The CommCner-Olefant. Won
the Saratoga Cup. OF 5000. at one mile and
six furlongs defeating Mr. Wilson's DIAM
bala. the Suburban and Brighton handi-
CAP winner. Countless made all the run
ming and won easily in the fast time OF
eS3-a. which was within three-fifths of a
second OF the track record established bE
Africander when he won the same race in
J C. Greiner. who. breeding in a small
WY. seems 10 turn ont At least one good
horse a year lie sold Olamhala to III.
Wilson a year ago for $Ie.c'o when that
horse won the cup. and then brought on 3
rhree-year-old this year 10 bea; ,he son o.
Ornus
II was P cay 10 SATISFY once more the
lovers % racinS from the outlying towns
and villages ffoCEed 10 5he attractive IN
closure nestled Ia Inc pines. and fairly re'-
eIled IL the bright b~acing weather ana
exhIlaratIug spirit Every seat III 5oth
stands was occupied. while the clubhouse
boxes and balcony could not have held an
other person IN comfort. il WAS the last
holiday racing OF the season. ana TIE
l,iE crowd. putting aside the gloomy
thoughts OF the passing OF the sport-i"r
TIE year al leasJ-enjoyed itself - the
full
without detracting in The least from the
c-ecit due Novelty. which has now Won in
Quick succession three Of the richest fNt-
ures of the meetng-the Saratoga Special
the HOPEFUL Stakes and the Rensselaer,
Haadicap-it may be said that Naushon
WIS the better horse a. the weights to-
6av. This was the opinion. al least. OF
many good Judges The son Of Yankee
RovaI Gun was Of poorly and slow 70 set
lie in his stride a usual This meant
that he had TO run on the outside OF ms
field all the way, a distinct banere2 under
The conditions The horse closed 4 big gap,
tr,r swerved slightly in the last sixteenth,
which probably cost him the rich prize.
Niece had the mount in place Of Batewell,
with whose ri5e on Olambala week ago
Mr.. Wilson was displeased. and While ne
rode 2 good race all things considered, ne
WAS 10 match for Shilling. who rarely Il
ever handed Z horse with such SIKH ana |
cunning. With the riders reversed, II IS
safe To say there would have been a diff
1erent story to tell
Novelty = the second two-yeer-oid N the
history of the American turf TO carry 80
,.7,,r.3s =, victory in q big stake Hamburg
No the other one. when he won the Great
Eastern Handicap. Novelty may not be
second Hamburg. but he Is by all odds the
fasr tuo-vear-old colt Of the season, with
only Rashti left 10 question his right 10
being the champion OF his age in training
Pound The World had no excuse in the
race outside OF being IN rather close quar-
1ers around the turn. She was in good
,,osifion all the way, but failed 10 come on
when most was required Jimmy Rowe
who bought SweepawaE at the WeedlnS OUT
lie Of me James r. Keene stable, had
high hopes Of winning, but his colors' seen
for Tie first time in several years were
not prominent. as the half-slster 10 sweep
failed TO race up &c her work
SemproIus which was hailed as the pest
o4 his age when the meeting began, tailed
utterly 10 carry his great speed more than
five and a half furlongs- He came SWING
ing around the turn two lengths IN front
but stopped badly at the end when Novelty
and NaushOn challenged
Mt Wilson was sadly disappointed al |
the defeat OF Olambala, which appears 10
have trained OFF slightly after MS long
campaign Archibald rated nun alons "a
. good position all the way; but me morse
failed TO respond when called on al me 1
head OF the stretch, and did not nnlsh
with his usual dash and vigoT- Count
worthy to meet the best Of his age over d |
distance Of ground. He was runn 1ng
smoothly and strongly through the last
quarter after forcing all the pace
Cohort edualled the track record Tor |
seven furlongs in galloplrg TO easy E3c-
tory in the first race lie ran me as rs
rance 81 "a 4-5, the mark estaollSfleu Dy /
Sir I.vnnewood with 99 pounds up, in 1910; |
The five-year-old son of Cesarion OUTRAGED
himself going into long lead IN me ilrsl
half mile and holding il TO the end with
out showing his usual disposition 10 stop
in the last furlonS- ..,-
s c. Hildreth's Woodcraft ran a truly
ennarka BILE race to finish second. Slow to
hegtn. ne was a full ten lengths behiHd the
m S5iIiing gave IIp all hope. Neither bog
nor horse were discouraged, however at
what looked like hopeless, stern chase,
and Woodcraft closing strongly unoer the
WHIP managed TO earn the place 20 ne
SHOUTS of The crowd, who enjoyed the
spectacular rush - :. -.
only TWO horses went TO the post In the
Reverwvck Steeplechase, ana II was
raa-red BY the slipping OF The Nelan
saddle which forced Dayids on 10 pun up
81 .he last half mile. and 30 allow r Am
hrose Clark's Hy-Ida 10 win as she pleaSed-
-he Wclkin rated one OF the best jumpers
in training. was the quoted faTorite She
ga not fence as well usual, but ap-
reared 10 be only galoping behind Hylda
Until the girth loosened, and DAVIDSON;
barely able 70 hold his seat, was compellea
n ease up or invite a sure fall
The summaries follow:
SARATOGA SUMMARIES.
Weather clear: track fast.
FIRST RACE-Selling: for three-year-olds and
inward $500 added Seven fuTtonRs. Start
good Won easily: place driving Time,
20 Winnie. Oh. g. bv CessrIOn-Onda-
Ian Owner. Oreek Stable
Bet
Horse VT Il str Fin Jockey. ting