The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-25
GRASS SELLING
STABLE nov M'CABE RIDES
HIN TO VICTORY.


Rocksione. a ~ to shot. ridden by Mo
Cabe. a stable hoy in the employ Of Trainer
Frank y. Weir. upset tho calculations of
the form players at Sheepzhaad hay yesteT-
day when ~ won tho arass Selling stakes.
al a mile and sixteenth. turf course. u. I.
Wilson Jr's BeaucOup. 10 8 faVOrite. Was
rushed TO the front soon after the start,
attended by the ldlebruOk stables J. n.
Reed and ROckstOne white BlackfOnd. 0
to >. Was last In the run up the baokstretch.
McCah@ allowed bookstore 10 run his own
race On the far turn. with Tho result that the
sou Of ROCktOn Oyerhauled BeancOup
az the head OF the stretch Then Black
ford came from nowhere. bat he could not
catch ROCkstone. who won by thrce parts Of
a length. with Blagkford two lengths In
front of BeauCOup. The race Was run In
i.is, and after nOckstons had passed the
Judges he ran into the fence and threw hts
small rider to the ground. but the boy was
not hurt and tr,idged back to the scales
A. proud ~ a peacock. II was his FIRST win
When \ &. Hildreth's Mont somery won
he handicap, al mile and a nrl0ng. the
crowd was thunderstruck On Thursday
Montgomery with ils pounds could not
raise a gallOp IN a race over the grass cOurse
He was tho iavOrtte In that anAir bat none
OF the smart set bet on hiin. In yester.
days race with nfteen pounds less and
odds Of 10 | against him he was 30 well
thought Of by Hildreth and Others that he
received backing a. the last moment This
race Vas run over the regular track and
shilling rode with yigor. Montgomery won
by half length with keybOurn four lengths
IN front Of NoThttt. and the time, 81 SIS.
Was only three hfthH OF a second slower
than Fashion Plates track record. hn-
dreth WAS all smiles az MOntgOmery's
number Nas hOisted hut the crowd on the
lawn INDUCED in much unpleasant com
ment.
August Belmont's color we're twice car
ried TO victory. by Field Mouse and Priss H.
Ian. 10 was tn the first race, for marea. al
a mile. that Field Mouse easily outclRrssd
George OdOms fOnie levy, although the
latter MAS an odds on lavOrite.
PTiscillian. with top weight aud AZ 10 9,
breeZed in front from start 70 hnish IN the
handicap a. siN and q half furlOngs. main
track. and won gaiiopinE by two and hall
lengths IA 4 10 rs. Udom's Nimhus. to I,
serOnd. always had eight lengths oVef
) indran tilOrio had no speed a. all and
dropped back ~ soOn as b. lett the gate.
tioid IT Ophtr a Hen brush Ally led al
the way IN ne second race. for tWO-year-
Olds. five furlongs There were eighteen
starters and Cold OF Ophir beat the barrier
With 20 ! about her. she romped home
three longt h. m front Oi LATHE kalah, q son
Of Hurst Park, who had nall a length over
War jag hy Russell
hMkiuA INANNN IINtu NFEENM " NaAEH
worked wonders with FRANK Purcell the
u inner oi the hth race az mile when
hildreth'- Jeanne d'Arc, 20 I second
chotce tired Of making the pace. ~ Regis.
80 Ia I snot, looked like the winner az the
last iuTlone pole HUT Frank Purcell
then came with rush and got up TO
wm by a neck Ia - IS. The beverwyCk
Stabe's WISE Mason. 20 iavorite.
stumbled m the middle Of the backstretch
Hnd Jockey Powers turned several somer:
sault- In the air How he escaped fatal
injury was q miracle. but he did Just the
same. and walked across the green iniield
TO the paddock a. n nothing had happened
Steepiecha.e Jockey Patterson. VINO rode
Bound brOok IA the race winch resulted IN
the death Of Edward huppe. the rider OF
Cold Plate, has been suspended by tho
stewards for the rest OF ne meeting aud
hts Ease has been referred 20 the National
SteepieC base and Hunt Association fOr
iurtner consideration
~ Mr. Rowe thinks that Mr. Keene's
Ma-ketts can heat kIng James. sad 3 {,
Hudreth yesterday. | am ready TO run
Ihursdty's race over again under tho ~ ne
yondit ions Tor any amount Of money"
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