New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-10
FIEIbSH FINISHES RULE
c,sben Driving Club Matinee
Furnishes Splendid Sport.
uRIFERs GENEROUSLY CLAD
~sk Racing, Close Wins and Gay
roats Make Spectators For
get Hot Weather.

as eAClllUE IlldNe
ere fo-ee- The heat was the order
sav - The matinee meeting OF the
r-4,i~z Club yesterday afternoon.
--,e that the equine contestants were
10 divide the hoC0rs With their Griv-
y, Looked brave IL their new satin
Innovation which was started by
Townsend and which bids fair to
80 oo7uIar. II one may Judge by the
E-o-.-zeees expression on the faces Of the
ves-e-s-
nd na-tt-ccIored coats Of yellow and
-, cherry and black, and one modest,
.o,n-e= one which Mr. Townsend
S-nse,s wore.
~ racing vas marked by fast time and
80 contested finishes, for most Of the
-.-.ss-ar-s which had public records low
s-ed them yesterday
"A Bovine drove his bay seiding Flush
SPLENDID race in the Class 2 trot-
So event Flushing is the joint property
= ~ Poz-re and r. A. FaiTbaiTn. but
-,,-ss- owner expected such q perform
- ran him 2 : he gave yesterday. After
,si-r the @-sr heat 10 ]. Howard Ford s
.-,,sis IN 20. he carried him 20 break
:. -re z---e Il the next two heats and won
9
:, 81 and "a.
.no-he- 'eyelash" fnish was in The Class
--o- where Jap. Z bay geldins from the
f,e-r,s-e Stables. Won the first heat IN
90 i've seconds faster than his public
-e,7-5. and lost the next Two TO the Hill
.ise Farms beautiful. high stepping May
,e- IL Is and 2.29 The first mile was so
c,7se thar g good sized blanket would have
covered the fed
Robert W Goelets bay trotter Walton
Gentry. with Nj Bovine al the reins. won
ne opening race Of the day in another
peck-and-1eck tusSle which brought Mabel
Z. OF II vha- looked like dead heat, but
zas decided Il favor OF the son Of John r.
i7ert-y Robert Johnsoa's Carrie Worthy
defeated t1e Glenmere Stables Shaible IN
Straight heats in the Class D trot. and it
looked as though Carrie would win the
bE1zica7 --ol although she was placed 80
fest back OF The wire. The handicap, how
ever. finally went 10 Pat-ie Bell, little
hack mare. owned by Richard StapIeton.
which lad been allowed 10 start AT the
wire. Rensselaer, Weston had offered two
special ---zes II the shape Of stop watches
and Pa-tie Bel won both Of them. one il
re Class Z trorting event, when she re-
fea-ed Grartau Lad, and the other in the
Dev7iees OF the sport are particularly in
teresled n Cle fact that Bud Murray
Grove Richard Deiaf5eld's splendid four
vea--ol5 COLI Slawley mile over the Old
historic track IL 2-Il- equivalent TO 2-0I on
nile TRACK, and q half IN l-o424. The track
is u perfect shape. and members OF the
Goshen Tl-B should feel particularly IA
vo-e5 rv having Z r Bovine interested
n preparing The track for the fast stePperS
NJ Bovine has consented to direct the
preparation Ct the Empire track for the
August Grand Circuit meeting
The summaries follow:
-ECTTING-GASS 4
Walton Geu--y. 2, :. r " Goelet GBowns) ! /
-ei5- Wilkes. en- g; !. Van Ness Van
Time, 2.2S1-. 2-27+--
-RDTTINg1CI-ASS 3
Fuz-z- b. & r BOVINE t2ownoi..- l
s7-asl- blk q stony Ford Farm tEord) / Z
Ge-s= Az1.1. D. m: p L,orillardr II
-lne 2-27. e:22%. ga.
TRO-TING-CLASS c
Name p. s. HILLSIDE Farm GDickersonI : ! !
Golden Means, n &; N o sohaefeF ar
-ir1e. 90. 2.2s. pa
TROTTING-CLASS D.
Car Worthy. b. n: Robert johnson
g, .-75 5;;c3nere Stables cGoeletj ,
Time. 2-26, POI
-ROTTTNG-CL-ASS
rz--ie Bell blk n. Richard Stapeton
.-5-1e- s5 F5a-rv van Cortland jIafer5yj
6s---a = n \ =. Wilcox CTHoox).. ; :
S@lsr C-zt1an. CT. n. II Q. Schaefer
Lad 7 ;. m; h ] Boozstaver Book
Time 20 o-o9.
PACTNG-CL-ASS F
NJ Patch blk All. John =. King king !
S-ler Rail y Wilcox fNSECCXB s =
Donna P F J ! Fitzgerald tFitzEeraid)
Happy Wilkes n z. William Van Ness
Tine 2:261z 2-cS
POTTIS+EANDICAP
7at-ie Bel 6vire}. r SJapleton. l
-z--te WORTHY $40 feet Rober- Johnson.
Ez-e-a 100 feet. y H Wilcox -----..---.. 5
Manner $50 feet. Hillside Farm .--.--.----
sEess AEs.n Lo2o fcetl. Pterre Lor.IIarc. i 5