New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
MISS NETT BY A HEAD
c.ts Uu in Last Stride to Win
the Bedford Stakes.
-ptpcF RUNS UNPlACED
u-.oss Garth Buys Black Bridge
out cf Selling Chase at
Gravesend.
ICE RUNS UNPLACED

..--.,o noad-and-head finish marked
--4-r of the Bedford Stakes al
i-ssrd Yesterday. and Miss Nett Won
- s~-ion Of nod. getting up in the
x o-.ss she heat the Newcastle Sta
ea ns7re- Marx. which looked a sure
1a -o-7inr into the last sixteenth. out
- h-,-r badlv rizht Al the end z
- v-ss blamed ny some for making
-.,,cb 1se of Danger Mark in rounding
.,,-n when ne drew out from Pluto
=. brt The chances are Miss Ne1I "ollo
&C. o7 nv 3 wider margin II the Roy
- ,si-ed 70 make his move as the Mas
-.;r-- fllv ran much more gamely than
:. son Of senpronius.
a O'Briens Fluvious. which ap-
=, have the stake AZ his mercy. did
=. s.s-- a. he pulled Up 50 lame in his
-, dsv o- TWO ago that fears are eZ-
- mat he has broken down
.I.,se-sor who had the mount on Black
- - ne steepIechase. drew -he finish
s,a -Ast q howl went up from many
--s,rs in IRE stand The horse was only
.r,-i-r whereas Lynch was driving
- o,5- with whip and spur. The on-
- in rhe way the two boys were
----finq -beir mounts made striking
--..,-A Those who had made oral waEers
49, --ere shouting. while those who
. s---ov-e5 the fortunes OF Black Bridge
sto-r price were dumb with dread
- bo,-s overconhdence would cost
lie race. 49,
i Ttncut who owned Black Bridge,
,s- him after the race. as Woods 1arth
- re horse I'd $40 over his entered sell
: u-ice and bought him for N.ss1- suli-
=, v-as ror injured when Judge Ernen-
,-o-r fell a. the liverpool
a.7-ra 0doro-s Trance. one q the best
.,-.-ves--oId Suies of 1905. when she was
=. -a7usr Of Ffrz Herbert IN the early part
- -,e season. was badly beaten IN the
.-.-irr race she looked well bodily, had
-,a confidence OF her stable. showed al
.s- els sreed for half nile. but stopped
-s=r,- -75e- pressure al The turn Tor home
30 finished outside the money trance
vas retired last year, after beating De
ur-5 Al PfrlIECo OF Nay !. because q
s--,4 leg trouble but the rest appeared 70
s4.-- a cure. and she mas been training
s,un6.v this sprlng. She was beaten in her
as, Start al AoueGuct ly Mary Davis,
,bs- she ran as II short, but no excuses
fr-
5-,sss re---anoe sne voald not extend her
seq freely II the uncertain footing Some
--rrrh- she pulled VI nodding. as Il slight
81 ame
P0h T. showed liking for the mud when
hs cefeated Berkeley IL TIE handicap al
-re nile ard 1--ee-sixceenths. The latter
-sds a. the running. but Bob r. was 50
-uch NE best a. the weight and distance
ma 1e fairly ran away with little Lang,
mo II his excitement az winning a race
rris5 1a use his whip half way down the
f-=s--n when rls mount was running over
Berkeley
Dave Toodtord. who trains for the Bev-
s-rrck sra BE. got Bob r by the claiming
l-cc5ss. Just as he lost Berkeley, al old
.sro-ite in the stable After the race he
-ssa-ke6 IT did me S-.e'0 worth q good
| ta.5est Berkeley with Bob R
NrSee l7z- two races yesterday on horses
nr IN the opinion ot several good judges
sh1zd have Won. Reference IS made TO
Ialcare and Busy Miss Both horses lost
enough ground by being carried wide on
he tu-r 10 cost the purses. This was par
iirllsTly true 0f Dullcare- which covered
1aly four lengths more than PeITOnius and
Frank Purcell which finished in front Of
Tin L the ff1a race
L Is long tine since Class earned the
Jockey honors but Re carried them Of yes
tsrdsy uv riding TWO winners-MIss Nett
sad Psuonius
somebo6y suggested Offering q prize 70
n -Dae VINO could pronounce the name OF
TIE FLY which vor the last race. Il Is
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