New-York tribune., 1910-06-04
THE TURK MEETS DEFEAT
Prince Imperial Turns Tables Or
Son of Heno.
WINS BROADWAY STAKES
Haphazard Start Mars Runniny
of Fifth Race at Graves
end Track.

The Turk lost some OF his prestige IN -.
running Of the Broadway Stakes az Grav.,
end yesterday. when TIE Woodhavsu s.,.
nIe's Prince Imperial took his measure =.
defeated him IN the most decisive fasbi,,
II was a clear case Of turning the ta5..
as the son OF Heno beat his conqusro- !.
yesterday in the Arverne Stakes az Ar..
duct and again IN the historic Withsrs !.
Belmont Park On this line The Turk ~,
the quoted favorite for the oldtime Gras.,.
end fixture. but while he looked and sc-ss
well he was no match for Prince Irausr,,
and in some respects was lucky 70 S...
Grasmere for the place
Z Dugan had the mount OF Prince In
perial, as Garner IS still nursing his inlups,
ankle, and he had TO do little more ths,
sit still and let the colt run his own rsss
The son OF Orlando had speed enough IA
take the rail at the start. and. making "a.
Face 20 suit himself. came gallopinS dora
through the stretch ike Colin Just ar.
turning for home Dugan gave him coup,
of cuts with the whip. but II was q needles,
precaution. as IL turned out
The Turk chased him all the way. ana
simply was not strong enough 20 come oe
when McGee made his move az the head q,
the stretch In fact, he was doing his bs,.
at the end 10 beat James r keens's Grsx
mere q length for the place
It IS no exaggeration to say that Grax
mere was all over the track and cove-ss
fully Eve or six lengths more ground tha,
the two horses which finished in front
him. He broke well from an outside pos.
ton and ran directly across the track d
the rail. only 10 bear out again on the fra
turn, losing valuable ground II was "a
same thing on TIE far turn, and the cor
ran a remarkably good race 70 finish VIII.
In length Of The Turk az the end.
Rocky OBrien. the good Meddler thr..-
year-oId. which was unable TO keep his =.
at Belmont Park because o<
mild attack OF influenza, was a starter
the first race He showed no effects OF n,
illness. so far as bodily appearance reut.
but ran as IL he needed two or three rscs,
OF strong workouts to tighten him Up tur
hts best efforts. Tinfd1ty on the part o.
Archibald may have accounted n par. for
his poor showing, as the boy pulled ID
when he found himself in close qua-s1
z. Dugan was blamed for the ds,sss oc
Sir Cleges in the second race. the conts1-
ton being that he was too Impatient ard
lIldOo HIS A4ON1 lDO H-ANAAJ NA-C4A 10 e-r4
away from Quantico rounding the TN
The result seemed TO justify this. as !:
CIeges stopped in the last sixteenth.
that Quantico. running on. got up in tn.
to win by comfortabls margin IN Al
probability. however. the distance. one rls
and a furlong was too far for Sir CIesa
and that ouantico was the better horse a;
the weights
The start for the fifth race was a haV.
hazard affair. II was a combination OF ths
walk Up and standing systems. ard TIA
horses which were ST standing. including K0r-
max. had no possible chance The wOrs
OF Mars Cassidy has been uniformly god,
but there appeared 10 be no excuse for hs
hasty action in springfng the barrier as "a
did in this race yesterday
Ogawarn. Incision and LochfeI were ~
lucky ones 70 be on the move when tas
start came, and the last named won easilz
saving two or three lengths on the raj
turning for home, when Agaxam caTriz
Incision wide.
KOrmak ran in the name and colo-s d.
S. c. Hildreth. who purchased him fruz
g. ". Berry yesterday morning for prs
said to be $3.50. Mr. Berry also sold Ant@
nor 20 George K-aus for a somewhat bstfs:
price
Matt Allen warmed Up Merry knight II
the last race, but forgot TO report him
the paddock. with the result that the hoTs
could not start Mr.. Allen had an iiz
that he could beat Glucose and was ds
gusted at his oversight
Jimmy BUrwell. the jockey. who was =
jured in the distressing accident on Thl-
day in which Langan lost his life, was sad
10 be resting comfortably.
Herbert Temple reported that rvsis
horses the property OF Mrs. I. A. LIVES
stoD- got IN from Canada in charge
Matt FeakeS.