New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
llNsTONE A SURPRISE
,.,,s Beaacoup and Others ir
''' Grass Selling Stakes.
.eurBs GETS BAD FALL
..,.srsan Suspended for Part He
Played in Fatal Chase
Accident.

.r,5e-'s Bockstone furnished q
s,,-nrise n winning the Grass
s'-..-v v.,ses at Sheepshead Bay yester-
v,.s little NcCabe in the saddle
,ss tae psoe closely, with his
- .se sir. ana fairly ran over Beau
:, ono+ea 1avorite ct odds on. when
..,-ss cat IN the stretch. Rock
.,s rsn one or two fair races and
!. r eight bad ones this year. As it
ss hts last one was particularly
- re ran second tc Quantiec, and
E'o.- ,'.orared. the latter was in the same
2 = -.sts-5av and finished far back.
''. '...eaha dismoanted ST first without the
-, Of Inc Judges: in fact. he went
'--.,.-r of IN the most undignified Way
- mas stiIl so ambitious after
- - that he tried 10 run away and
.-a5 McCabe Of when one Of the vslets
-. = STOP him by waving his arms.
=. = sorse finally was caught and the boy.
- s-,,--,-z. brought him back TO the
aH5
,,fsvorabIe comment in the first
g vhich she was beaten by August
ss--o-.,s E7ietd Mouse. He rushed the
~ ;n,o 2 long lead in the first quarter
- he, lei her run cut on the turn, so
=. reid Mouse saved two or three
Is at least hv coming through on
as al
Il uss pointed out however, that Foliie
,.rr has never shown liking Ter dis
..,-s except in one race, and that she beat
,so- let on the only occasion in which
- rss ssEed 10 run 8 mile The form
= .s,t race was upheld, TOO, rs Our Ham
ssk-Uss shout the same distance behind
e;n both cases. Field Mouse has
.orss herself mare Of some class on
sa7s fhs, one occasion, and in all prob
ssiiiy would have wen even if Follie Levy
Ia been favored with a perfect ride.
Montgomery wji} not extend himself free
r On The turf That is the only explana-
ian Of his sudden Improvement over
. rest On Thursday he was soundly beaten
n The grass course at one mile and fur
lrr bat ne came hack yesterday and ran
;5e distance over ihe main track in the
:as time Of 1851 3-5. which was within
,spe-ffths Of a second Of the track rec
r5 established by Fashion Plate last
s#
Shilling took up FIVE pounds overweight
/ y aEaer 10 sccept the mount, but even
i fssh Mentgomerv had thirteen poundSless
Il the saddle than on Thursday, which. of
urse, made some difference. Further
Ihsh that the race was run exactly TO suit
lin Shilling let him rate along behind
he pace. while Reyburn and Norbitt were
fghtlng desperate duel for the mastery
a around the stretch turn
Butwell. who was injured in the acei-
rsHt at GraVesend when Fred Langan lost
lis &c made his reappearance yesterday
il the secend race. accepting the mount
rh--Sebsgo The crowd applauded him
ssFnly in the post parade. ---=
Fiacent Powers had an unhappy day
Il Rss held up for speeding in an autos
zsbile and had narrow escape from seri-
Us injury il not death when Wise Mason
tsl IN the running Of the fifth race. The
Aarse got caught IN a Jam approaching
ht fer turn, and Powers went flying over
ds head, but escaped with a shaking UP.
i wss The second close call for the boy
2 tTo weeks. as he went down with Me-
aaian n race al Gravesend-
Patterson Jhe negro steeplecIase Jockey,
rs been held responsible for the accident
SAel caused the death Of Huppe in a race
6 Wednesday He was suspended for the
-ss''Hg Yesterday and his case referred
1at stewards Of the National Steepie-
mas ane Hunt Association fer further
sg0R.
\ x held that Patterson, who had the
-seHi on Bound Brook. shouldered Ticket
Leave which in turn crowded Gold
rae going to the thirteenth jump. The
al hsmed tel and Huppe died Of the in
'-les sustained the next day