New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-25
0VERMAN KEEPS Winning
Rock Sand Colt Shows Quality Al
Jamestown Track.
SUFFERS FROM BAD RIDE
Edws rds, the Jockey, Injuries Ria
Leg When TANNED Against
the Rail.
lBy telegraph 10 The Tribun.

Jamestown, Va. April A.--August Raj.
monts Overman, Am Of the costly soe,
Sand. once more proved his quality in Win.
ming the dash for two yesr-olds at ~.
track here to-day, in spite Of the fac, fra.
MADEIRA, a stable boy, who had the noun
did everything except fall of. Overm,r
was pounds the best. and should have VA,
gaIloping. but MADEIRA messed him abors
so badly that Kittery, closing with run z
almost snatched the purse, and. as II han
pened, was beaten only neck. Kitterv
was badly shut of at the head Of IN
stretch. which initiated against h,s
chances. Orphanry was knocked out Of N.
race at the start, as was the case two A,
three DAYS ago. and had little or no chanc.
thereafter.
Warden, which furnished a stunning su,.
prise last week by winning az the sanrv
price of 80 20 I, repeated to-day IN the open.
ing race when q lukewarm favorite at u
10 g. He was in close quarters 10 the
stretch and lost lot OF ground by a wits
turn, but closed strongly when straightened
out, and came away to win cleverly
Edward, the Jockey. had his leg injured
by being TANNED against the rail- whfs
trying to come through a narrow openirs
in the fourth race. After the finish the boy
was In such pain that ne fell on and had
TO be helped to the paddock.
Tom Shaw, heavily backed from 8 to Z
10 s TO 5, made his field look cheap in the
third race He worked his way 10 the
front in the first quarter. and was hardy
more than cantering at the finish, 10 win
by twelve or fifteen lengths.
A block on the trolley lines caused much
inconvenience in getting to the track. and
the first race was not run until o'clock
Arthur Elrod. manager Of the Marlboro
track, was IN town and expressed tie
opinion that no meeting would Be bad
there this year. -,
The summaries follow'
First race tselling; for four-yesr.olds sss
inward; six furlones)-Warden. ioI (Dgia).
a l.s SHcGanry 1853 fscSuttnse ADJ
TO and u $. third. Time. Ill 4-s. Pa!
Davis Lucille R, Hudas sister. Cnief Hsyu
and Pete also ran
longs)-overnan. IFS (Madeira). even. Z To
and out. won: Kittery. llS tGoldste,n,. 1m
G Stn' Ssl a e orphlnr y also ana ran ' 'e
Third race Ceiling: for four-year-olds aaA
upward; six furlones)-Tom Shaw, 1l5 ffsr.
Nn), 8 70 2. 70 10 and 70 g.. won; Light
house ll2 (Peak). 10 10 l. 4 20 ard 10 l.
second: Vienna. los (Pickens). 80 TO !, l2ts
end : to l. third Time. 1913 AZ. lnferss
Queen. Amerique. crec.an Bend. o. K. H.raaaa,
Elbernica and Laughing Eyes also ran
Fourth race flor three-year-olds and up
ward: one m,le)-Horman. li2 (Gelds,s.lA
even and out. won: Judge Monck. eS DC
cahey). 1 to I, even and out. second: Sir a.
ward. l12 Warrington, ~ 10 ]. 10 AID
to g. third Time. LAB rs. Agnar and Live
Wire also ran.
Fifth race (selling: for three-year-ods -
upward: six furIongs)-Cooney X, ZOE (cG-
Iahan), IL to !, 3 TO and 10 TO- won: Rw
STRAW 1o7 (McCahev). to and out, second
Black Chief. 90 (Edwsris). 9 70 !, to
and 20 s. third. Time. is 2-5 Path6nte
srd John A. Munro also ran. Black Chief ls3
his rider and broke his foot. but the judus.
placed him, third.
Sixth race (selIing: for thres-year-o!ds ana
upward mile and a sixteenth )-Hcraes
f.. l03 (Tapinl. 6 20 !. 10 and 70 s. yeE
Golconda. 9S (Sweeney). 2 TO 1. 3 10 5 and I %
10. second Brsvite. 100 (Warrington). 7wL
< 10 and even. third Time. $40 1-A dk
Michael. Juggsr. NeoskaIeeta, Miss Ohesos,
Hedge Rose and Tho Golden Butterfly also
ran.