New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
AFTER VANDERBILT CUP GLEN COVE TO BEN LOYAL
Handicap Has Three Starters
Turk and OaImatian Out.
JAMES BUTLER'S COLT WINS
Large Crowd See Good Sport at
Empire City Track-Shilling
Has Good Day.

The Glen Cove Handicap and fair carts
for the FIVE other races attracted an an
usually large crovd 10 the Empire atty
racetrsck YESTERDAY. Indeed. considering
the fact that IT was Monday. the attend
ancs was exceptionally good
The feature race OF the dsy-the Glen
Cove Handicap. for three-year-olds and up-
ward. at six fu-ionEs-was won BY Ben
Loyal There we're Cnly three starters. The
Turk ard Dalmatian declining the Issue.
L. J. kahns horse. FauntlerOy. and Ear
Ieythorpe we're left to fight it out Owing
to his recent defeat Of Tim Pippin, Ben
Loyal was installed the favorite in the be-
ting, and went to the post ar = 70 ).
FauntIeroy was second choice and Barley
thorpe third
BarleythOrpe shot into the lead vher tho
barrier rose. closely followed by Ben Loyal
IL was a driving race almost from the
start. The horses flashed by the second.
third fourth and fifth furionz posts IN the
above order. but as they swept into t5Ie
stretch Garner sent Ben Loyal 20 the front
Barleythorpe had shot his bolt and could
not fight off the tremendous bust of speed
with which FauntlerOy came on Shilling
mount captured the place. and Barleythorpe
firished a bad last The time OF the race.
A"AO - ctS 5col StltiAlilE ildO = sObH ud@
The clever little jockey rode winners in tile
second and sixth races and seconds in the
Glen Cove Handicap and the first race
a big field faced tie barrier for tire ffrsr
race of the day, for maidens. two years Old.
selling. with 500 added James Butler.
owner Of the Empire City track. won tho
first race OF his running turf career. when
Scoville rode Dartvorth under the wire
easy winner in this event Mr. Butter was
warmly congratulated by his friends The
victory was a popular one
There was little money bet on the Butler
colt, and he went from 5 TO s before th4
start. football and Hiccough were both
heavily played. and BacCarTa and Stare
also had strong folIowings.
Jeanne dare. the game daughter OF Ben
Strome, carried the Hildreth cOlOrs 20 the
front in the second race, which was for
three-year-Olds and upward Tubal was
chosen favorite. but never had a chance
There was scattered play also on the resi-
of the field. The start was poor one AMI
for the first two furlongs ROsimiro. with
Martin up forced the pace Then the
Hi!dreth mare rushed TO the front AMI
was never headed. Jeanne dare sim
ply raced ROsimiro into submission, then
drew out and won going away Sir A1ves-
start well back of the field: but after Koer-
ner got his mount Strengthened out he
came on strongly and closed up lot OF
ground. getting third money. Had the boy
ridden Sir AIvescot better, or at least been
more fortunate in the start, the Fiidreth
Colors might have Jrailed at the finish.
For the third race there was a field os
twelve starters. Sandrian and Big Stick
were picked as equal choices to win. with
the odds at To L Both were backed heavi-
1y. while star Actor had large following
The barrier went up to z good start and
the field was off Nnan ridden BY Heth-
erington. moved UP very fast on the home
turn and won easily Noon was 70 Z IN
the betting Harvey F. with McCahey in
the saddle ran a good race, and at times
pressed the winner hard. Bang, which vas
in seventh place al the start and in fifth
at the tnTee-quarter mile post, came on
strong IN & driving finish and took the
show money away from Star Actor The
winner got off badly. moved Nv into fifth
place al the quarter and held q b sOxxSa
AT the half HetherInStOn lifted the Say
geIding from NTH 70 second position be-
tween the half and three-qUarter posts and
then went 10 the front Shawnee and Big
Stick started out to set the pace and were
in first and second positions. respecrfvel
at the quarter, and held them 70 the hall
NJ. J CromwelI's Mr. GOlightly was tho
idVOTlfS GOF tNe uLJu race winch Gdu Nv
starters with kfngEin as second choice
ROgOn. with Garner up raced 10 the front
when the barrier went up with kingpl1
close up and Mr. Goightly third a the
quarter ROgOn still led. but Mr.. Cfolightlr
had closed into second place. exchanging
with kinEpin At the half the Cnres
horses were in the same position. bu5.
Mr. GOIIghtly went to the front and took
the lead al the five-eighths- Amalf moved
I'D into third place. and Kingpin quit. In
this order the three leaders flashed across
the line
For the last race six horses, MOntgOmery.
Perry Johnson. Bad News Dandy Dixon.
Zienap and OTcagua. faced the barrier.
Mont gOmer- with Shilling up, was Uada
an Odds-Ou faVOrite Perry Johnson was
second choice and Bad News sold at 81 70 I
The Winged Foot Handicap. at six fur
longs for twO-year-OIds with a guaranteed
gross value OF 81 so, is the feature event IN
tO-day's card
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