New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
THE TURK SHOWS CLASS
Defeats Prince Imperial in the
Argerne Stakes.
DANDELlON WINS A RACE
Garner Rides Three Horses TO
Victory and MCGEE Two
al Aqueduct.

The Turk won the Arverne stakes AZ
Aoue6uc' Yesterday like a hieh-clsss colt
The son of Heno-Gracelle was rather snal
END slow 20 mature as q tvo-year-old last
season and did not 60 20 the post unth
rather late but he beat Cherryola aho =
strong field in winning the Lynhrook f7aho'-
cap al Jamaica on October ls in a way l"
yrove his worth. He more than lived up
20 .he promise OF that race YESTERDAY. ana
indications noint to the Silver Brook Farm
owned by w s Fanshawe. heins Wei repre-
scented I'm such three-yesr-old fixtures as ne
IS entered FOR
Prince Imperial. which ran such good
-sce IN -h. Carter Handicap from bad
break was behind him m the Arverne. IL
S~ss not a satisfying test, as the ORLANDO
.fh-ee-vear-old wheeled ss the barrier
aasbed ND and was or three or four lengths
rehind his field Several good 'udees' how
.ver. expressed the opinion that The TURK
-ro,,ld train on into the better horse. THIS
,ninion vas based On his way - racing
Fe forced fast even pace. and when ne
hegsn ~ tire inside the last furlons pole
suynped away from two Or three cuts OF the
uhip with a courage and Willingness that
marked fhe good horse. He ran the SIX
f,,r'ones. TOO. over dead track IN ia ina
s,ls, A. the end appeared 20 have something
n reserve.
The Turk Is rich brown IN Color a'io
has filled out and grown over winte- mic
ers looking colt He is quick on ms i"e'-
runs close 20 the ground and has tee
.n,oo,b sct,on. Garner. on pTtacs Imperial
esves some ground 81 the head OF 'le
.-rs.cb and the cot ran up strongly
~-o,,.b ., look da7re-ous half way 10 me
4n,sh me. but he hung ~ the .nd. - 'fat
Touka % O,nonde managed 10 earn ne
place -
Dsrseto, the aged son of Hamburg
y>.-e,. u.hf~h iust failed 70 earn lasting turI
4s,,A IN 1905 when he was beaten snort
Reads N the Metropolitan Handicap oy
c-raDrie. in The BROOKLYN by Tokalon ana
~ -he suburban by GO Between. won th1
ouerfne rsce ike his old self lncidenAiLy
~ was the first appearance for the season
=. .re coiors of : G. Hndreth. who cam
-stenes ri-z Herbert and strong stable
Iss, vesr and finished a close second 10
lance p Keere IN the list OF winning own
ers with 8 total of sl0sooi 70 his credit
r1sndelfor is not SO sound as he used to be-
and came out with all four legs bandaeec'
but Mr. FIildreth. a past master IN prepaT-
frs horse for his first start had MIN
ready. snd the old fellow ran creditaole
race
Powers on Msdman. the quoted faNorlte
81 ODDS on. and Taplin on Elm Beau,
strong paddock tip, had the race between
them for five furlongs. but the fast pace and
keen hattie for the lead told on both horses,
snd when they hogan 70 hang Dandelior
cs-,e from behind 20 win cleverly.
The distance of the third race. for two
,,esr-olss. was stretched out 20 FIVE furlongs
s-- the srst time this wear. and r T. VIII
son fr's. oraeer proved once more that he
,s q useful colt. II not p resl good one. he
came auav SO easily after racing with
Naughty Lad for a time that the perform
ance was impressive for SO early in the
season
Aug7;g, Belmont. chairman of the Jockey
club won his first race Of the season here
r-he1 Rahbler. a son OF Hastings. carried
his colors 10 victory in the last race. The
colt was I'm close quarters IN the rail Tor
p quarter of mile. and suffered from some
interference as Agawam kept boring over
but he showed plenty of courage and drew
out cleverly ~ the Cnd. Lula suffered even
more than Babhler from interference. ana
-.hie beaten. deserves quite as high a rat
sne
Garner. the Jockey. who is under contract
70 the Newcastle Stable. silenced those
who have haen criticislng his work by rid
ing three winners. Dandelion, Berkeley ana
Bahbler. Iie does not seem 70 he as wide
awake al the barrier as last fan but hls
judgment % pace yesterday was excellent.
MCGEE. who is riding Tor George doom.
shared the honors with Garner, as he
handled Ardri and The Turk IN clever fash
for
John Sanford. who with his father. Gen
eral stephen Sanford maintains A bis
breeding farm near Amsterdam. made his
first visit 20 the track. He said that the
usual custom would be followed of not rae
inE any OF his horses until the midsummer
meeting ~ Saratoga Springs in August.