New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
ROUND THE WORLD WINS.
FiIIy Proves Her Worth by Capt
uring Wellesley Handicap.
TRACK LIGHTNING FAST
Nearly Every Race Run Clos to
Record Time at
Saratoga.
-E~ Telegraph 20 The Tribune

Sz-s+oEz. n 7. Aug. 29--lu the ar
..-oe Of Bashti " G. YANKEES Round the
World once more proved herself a star
among the tvo-year-old fllies or The sea
son ov taking I'd 10 pounds and galloping
- easy victory in the Wellesley Handicap
~ the track here TO-DAY. She worked her
uav 70 the front in the first qusrte~, and.
e-ttine fast. even pace won hy four
lengths IN the fast time Of l .o6 for the
I've and half furlongs. which within
,,ne-6fth Of 4 second of the track record
established by James r Keene's Maskette
fust before she Won the Futurity in 1908.
Matt Aliens Hausernaid chased her all the
y1av and finished second. NiEhtfall. pur-
chased yesterday at the James R Keene
safe bv H 7 Wilson. IT. had little chance
20 show her quality. as she was IN close
quarters most Of the way
The track was lightning fast and almost
every race was -In in close to record time
live Wire covered one mile and three
sfvreenths in IS - in winning the fifth
~s-e which was within two-f7fths OF sec
end Of the track record. esta ahlished last
vea- bv Sir John Johnson. The Handsel
horse was entered 70 he sold for $1,000
tr.- no bid was forthcoming when he was
offered at auction Later in the after
room however. r d Williams bought him
e-0r7 J 2 Bartlett for s2.50O. Bonnie
Ee1eo may have been the best horse in this
-aoe hut n. stumbled just after the start
and lost 50 much ground the best he could
,sn vas 70 finish second.
,, cosr + =. ireland s9N5 10 retain Cher
---ofs after SIZE had won the third race at
ore nile in the fast tine Of / IS 1-5
Ear Tt-ueII whose Black Mate finished
second thought she was entered too cheap
f.
Ireland then saved his good fiiy with the
-.Eua7 g advance
r. P Doerhofer had the satisfaction q
seeing Neiisaude. which he purchased for
8, 40 a. rhe keene sale yesterday. defeat
rizh class He1d Of sprinters in the open
--r hsndfcap. The four-year-old daughter
of Disguise shook of Bosom and Sir Alive
scot when straIghtened out for home and
-on II mid drive by q length in J:l2
Tor ne six furlongs. Besom hung on long
enough 10 he second. while Helmet. an
other castor from the Keene stable. for
which Z R. Bradley paid S6.56a closed
resolurely 20 earn third money.
Woodford Clay's great three-year-old
@Uv ocean Bound. which was asked 10
concede weight TO all her opponents ac-
cordiug 70 the scale, did not have fair
chance 70 show her usual speed She was
in close quarters practically every foot OF (
~. Journey. although Norrer took iesper-
a.e chances in an effort 70 find an opening 4
Dreamer stumbled just after the start
which ended any chance he might have
rad.
Touchwood broke doxn during the run
mig o. the steeplechase. 50 that Ticket /
cf-Leave Man made q show of his field /
and Won Is his rider pleased ThistIeiale .
gsIi al the water jump but Palmer came /
smiling with not g scratch 20 show for .
his spectacular tumble Bound Brook .
fenced badly so that Touchvood. IN spite .
of breaking down finished second.
August Belmont's co1Crs we're carried to !,
victory for the first time Al the meeting .
IN the last race when Via Octavis vas .
graduated from ne maiden class. r'atesby
z ro6rord's ANY PORT ran a winning race.
-e vas OF badly and Tas forced TO make /
80 twelve or fifteen lengths 70 reach q
ecr-erdirE position. but finished strongly
End go " in time -~ beat Jonn SanforJ's
Maezie 2 half sister To Danoscara and .
hor -17 tor the race, , head for the place
M ard Mr. Belmont appeared 70 be as
much pleased - the success Of va DC
-srls -ae if - fad Won . FurUritr.
nsr76 Clrlop-s Touch Ne worked six fur
.9HgS 5H 10 - al the track this morning
in srr- impressive fashion thai he viii be
sura starter I'm 77= FururIty. He-aert has
Ie-r engaged 70 ride.
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