New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-17
WILSON HORSES SCORE
Win Half the Programme Al
Belmont Park Track.
GRasMERE SHOWS SPEED
Runs Fast Race in Winning ys-
Rochelle Handicap-sweso
Starts Coughing.

r. T. Wilson. IT.. had the satissacsion -
seeing his horses win half the card Ar D.
mont Park Yesterday. when Nausbo1 r.
dIeberry and Ouager raced TO vfcfo-~ Il
quick succession. Tom Healey. who fr,,..
for Mr. Wilson, tried hard 20 mar. !.
four straight by sending Beaucoup IN =.
most In the New Rochelle Handican 49,
the best the Ornament horse could do r..
to Nnish third 20 James r. Keene's f.,,.
mere and George Odom's Prince Cal
r. T. Wilson. jr.. showed fine lookir.
colt. and a speedy and game one wf,s,a
when Naushon won the first race. n.
royalty bred. too. being by Yankee-Rov,r
Gun and hence a half-brofher 20 the l.,.
William C.. whftney's favorfte mare su,-
fire, which in her day was ranked WIS,
the best Naushou won driving by tsrs.
lengths in the East time OF 50 seconds "a.
the four and a half furiongs, beating IN.
such useful horses "a Frank Mullens ana
LochieL He owed hts success in par, ),
running straight and true. as the other Nv,
swerved all over the track
I.ochfeI was considered about the bss-
twc-ycar-oId at PinIico. his owner. + :
Jones. the onetime Jockey. refusing an
offer of $500 for him. but Naushon nsss
him look decidedly cheap Frank Mullsns
was the one 20 give the Yankee colt tbs
hardest battle They raced IN close com.
pary for three and a half fIrlonzs. Out
Naushon drew out at the end under drive
making q most favorable impression IN
the critics.
Mr. Wilson's second winner was Candl.
berry. the Ben Brush colt which ran seq
ond 10 Sweep In the Futurity last year Hs
outcIassed the cheap maidens Opposed to
him and had no trouble in earning brackets
for the first time While showing class ard
quality last season, his opportunities w.a
few and he went into retirement withou.
winning a purse. II looks count for any,
thing he will be a good horse this yeay
His race yesterday was IN the nature Of
public trial for the withers Stakes on Sat-.
urday, and while the time was slow Il IN
Dictated that he was ready 20 run to hls
best form
OnaSer. which won five races at acrs-
duet. continued his winning career IN ina
third race. His ankles were still hssviig
stained with iodine. indicating weakness.
but they troubled him not a biz to all 40.
pearances. and he galloped tn front all tas
way in spite OF losing some ground ~
swerving.
Jimmy Rowe. wfe trains for Mr. Kssns.
reported that Sweep. which won bis frs,
start of the year on SATURDAY.. was ina
latest victim Of the influenza, from which
most of the horses in the stable have been
suffering. He began coughing on SGnds7
and his temperature ran 50 high that ts5
veterinarians were called He was httls
better yesterday. but the chances are
against his going TO the post in the Witasrs
Stakes next Saturday Mr.. keene should
have a worthy candidate for the historic
fixture. however, in GFasmeTe. which raced
six furIongs in the fast time of liz in win
ming the New Rochelle Handicap YESTERDAY
The MeddIer three-year-oid not only cans
within two-hfths of a second OF ssuallns
the track record OF III SIS. held ifntly ~
Roseben and DeliFiUrn. but he cane frcrss
behind and beat such speedy horses as
Rose Queen. Prince Gal and Madraal,
among others. IL was a brillisDZ performs
ance even though he did not have hs
weight up.
BY dint of hard riding and much whip
ping Kelleher managed TO get Agent ur y
time 20 win the New York Stespiechases
The horse looked little high IN flesh ara
the race should do him good
Rising Star. jumper owned BY j.
Davis. which won the Meadow Brook Hahst
ers' Trial Steeplechase on Saturday. oross
down so badly after the race that ne nay
never start again
ButweIl carried Off the jockey hone7s
riding three winners-Naushon, GraSnis's
and Berkeley.
Word was received at the track rom
BUenos Ayrss that a hlly by Vorsr--fial
Grow. bred by James r. kee1e. had Vca
one Of the richest two-ysar-old fixtures q
Arpeutfna