New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-02
CHOICES IN. POOR FORM
OnIy One Favorite Wins at the
PimIiCo Track.
WATERFALL EQUALS RECORD
Dinne Ken, Winner Of a Realiza.
ton, Turns to Jumping and
Captures Purse.
trv relerrn nh 70 In. rrlb.ne. J

p,l.i-,ore Nav I - Winning f3vcri'ea
were en- few and far between az the Pim-
leo track to-day that those WHO nave
fondnoss for following the fortunes of mo
first choices went home in poor hnmor Tor
their dinner Watcrvalo saved the stua-
ton. or prevented at least complete lolt'
by Winning tire Driving Park Handicap iof
August Belmont His margin was cny
hoad and those who had wagered on his
chances At TO suffered mid case oe
heart failure before the numbers went VI.
Shannon was running over him In the iast
sixteenth. and IT looked TO many as II no
onetfTne breadwirner If Lucky JACK 9ic'
Ginnls got up in time - WIN.
Watervale ran A good race from a oa1
beginning covering the six furlongs II
f12 Is. which equalled the record for ito
track He is fine looking son OF water
cress. and promises 10 make pis mark be-
fore the meeting IS over.
4 big field OF eleven horses vent 20 30
post for tho steerlechasn and Dinra Ken,
the son ~ Yankee Forget, which won 4
RI alzation in the coors Il Harry Pavno
Whitney some years ago. captured the
purse after a drive through the stretch
with Tho Speaker and Trudo. lie made a
rad landing a the last jump bat Hende--
sor picked him up cleyerly and then SAT
down and rode q strong hnlsh. Ivan Fox
and his friends ret on the geloIng. a
to 1. Sam Ball Was the favorte. AMI raced
along in a contending position 10 the tenth
jump when he Numbered 50 badly that
Lynch almost lost MS scat This ruined
any CHARGE he may have had
the second race dash FOR tWo-year-oids,
at hall mile furnished a thrilling inisn
They passed the judges heads apart -
pamed. Gay was played for a Killing
and backed from 70 70 10 70 J. re vas
best as the race was run. and would ha's
wen in two more strides OF badly 10
stra gglins start. ne was forced 20 over
come some Interference but closed strongly
and Just tailed 10 get Up.
The mercury in the thermometer hol eTel
around 81 degrees. which may be cheering
news for those IN New York and other
points North. bat which was none, 700 ac-
attendance. and the racing went of ~itn
a snap and dash that were satisfying.
Tho summaries follow:
First race efor maidens. tsre' y'esr. Oh ara
t6 to as9 io q Won sbrnsmss r;
GByrne,. even. 70 and out second. Matt.s
Ker1an. % Dunn - 20 i to ana 70 !:
Nora. Nevs. Old Erin Con Carne. Tiger jim.
Fezzan. Alice Virginia ana ENceiien nnsnet
second race for two-year- Odds: FOUR Hirlongp
Thirty Forty. 10 90 Burns) 70 /. ? to
and even. won. Gay. 20 tMcCaheyl. 10 l.
to ; and 10 ,, second. Nsxenfus. % OByrne.
Is n ;. 3 20 and 70 TO- third Time o.ia's.
Blitzea. j.. Erela. Uncle Henry Harrison.
Arsny. Warpaih Onrico. Helnous Flan and
Brghtsido finished as named.
Third race for three-y ear-olds: one mile
Judge Monct 10 tlicCahe,l. > 70 ,. : % 70
and out. won Jim Basey 10 Glass. 10 .,
TO and out. second: Joe Kenyon. ioi tEstepl,
~ 70 3 10 10 and % ;. third Time. 1905.
Feather Duster Idlewe'ss and Racewel finished
as named.
and over. two mileS-Dinna Ken. if2 M. Hem
dersonD. 20 ! > to and 70 ,, won; The
Speaker. 137 ,Noei - uo I. 10 ! and 70 ].
second: Trudo. l31 tDupee). II 70 ,. even and
to ?. third. Time. i-03's Racehrook. So
Ball. Beg1erman. Jack Frost, orderly Nat,
Enniskien and Landmark finished as named.
Ennis killcn and Landmark finished as named.
Fifth race ifor three -year-olds and upward:
six ngst-Wateryaie - Garner, 20 ),
10 10 and 20 ?. won: shannon, l0T Shilling,
ll2 &C.. Burns), TO !. 70 and even thlri.
Time I.lois Seach0 Besom. Srelbogni NJ.
GoliGhtlv and Ben Loyal finished named
sixth for fIra'~Feaf-Olas ana Hp. ors
Sweeney. - to !. 70 and - .. won. OaA-
hurs,. los ,Byrne). II 20 2, even and 20 ,.
second. Michael Angeso. 40 Warrington. 2
70 l. n / and 70 >. third Time 10 The
Monk. Corinth, Scarus Frank Purcell Litil.
Friar. The WHIP rhiri Rail and Superstition
finished as named.
seventh race 0or maiden three-year-olds; six
furlongsD-irish Gentleman. 700 Garner. %
/ 3 20 I and 70 .. Won, Footl ghts, 100 Nc
Cahey) 2 to 2. 70 and 20 3 second. cas-
tanis, 100 Pickensi. 80 TO J, l2 TO and 9 70 4.
third Time. li3is. Baiancer, Miss O'Toole.
Lampbac-. Hatteras. Edith g. supervisor Ruby
knight T,a Wekin, Betsy Trotwood, Clielle AID
Day Bell finished as named