New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
LONG SHOTS IN FRD
Kittery Carries Wilson Colon,
Victory at Fancy Price.
JUDGE M0NCK ALSO SCoR,
Attorney General Visits Norfo,
but Not to Investigate ..,e
Race Meeting.

jamestown. Va. April 7-R. T. Wrp~
coIors were carried to victory for the -
time this season in the opening rae. y
two-year-olds at the track here to.dav
the surprise OF the crowd. Kittery. q "a.
looking colt by Yankee-WitfuI which y
been getting a racing education a. Ia
sonyille, was a despised outsider AT 81 :,
but he won bandily, after scrams,.
four furlongs. from Inwood, another l.J
shot. and Overman.
August Belmont started two to,s.
Oyerman. "A colt by Rock Sand and r.
tics. a well turned youngster by Hagtn,.
Merry Token. They were held at oda..,
I'm the betting, as both were said 10 te 81
ter than Dragonet. which won the oner,.
race Of the meeting in Mr. belmont. coo,|
Both ran greenly. however, and conseaue,,]
Iy proved disappointing, but Oyerman n
least Is sure TO improve and likely 10 ,,,l
the tables on Kittery when they n.
again.
Another surprise came in the third n,
when W. =. Austin's Judge Nonck d,wl
at 70 To I. galloped home in front. eor
ton and Sandhill were the choices W
Montcalm, but they finished in the nbs
The hurdle race proved more eutertsh.y
than on Wednesday. when only one Of
horses finished. Xebec fenced well q.
heat Or. Heard. among others. 70 the |.
light of those who wagered on his chan.
at } TO l.
With bright, clear weather a good sr
crowd turned out. Some excitement q
aroused by the rumor that more tfcs
was brewing for the association for N,
Gloomy Gus" was pleased 20 call dsaa,
of the Governors authority.
The rumor proved groundless. hovs1
as Attorney General Williams ~ Wig,
denied that ne came 10 Norfolk 10 inys
gate the racetrack betting. explaining
he came TO look after the states in,~
in litigations regarding the affairs Of
jamestown Exposition Company. lie
he had the utmost confidence In the n
authorities to uphold the state laws at
racetrack.
Following a conference with the Attor1
General and Judge Joseph T. Lawlsx
the Norfolk County Circuit Court
commemorative attorney. r. C. Mars,
stated to-day that If he found Violations
the law at the jamestown track he yu
institute proceedings.
The summaries follow:
First race Oor two-yoar-olds four flrim
-Kittery. ia iGoldsteinb, 20 70 !. 20
. To l. won: lnwoOd. III fSchuttingc-l.
l. 10 1 and To >. second, overmar
Dugan). . to 3. out, third. Time. %
Flamma. Rod and Gun. Omrico. Tactics
Bill Lamb also ran.
Second race 1hurdle: selling; for four|a
cIds and upward: about one and three-qss1
milesJ-Xebec. 137 nDupeel. to !. rye
/ to =. won; DR.. Heard l3i 'SaTelD. .
even and ! To . second. Usage. l3I iLx
70 /. 4 to 3 and TO 3, third. rfnssi
Backbridge, Jack Baker and Woods Id
ming also ran.
Third race (selling. for three -year-ol'
upward. one mile)-Judxe Monck. 81 iQs
IL to !, ; TO I and even. won Nreeians
fReid). , to !. 10 , and ou'. second,
calm Dugan) . 10 |. 3 to .. out y
Time, 1859. Compton and SANDY HUI
ran.
Fourth race 6selling for three -year-oids
upward: six furlongs seymour Beufls
CReidp. Il 10 >. to 2 and out. won; Serf'r
1l2 Warrington. 10 even ana
second Dress Parade III l1a tQulnlanl,
I. II 20 | and TO I, third. Tine
Bodkin. Laughing Eyes. Harvey F, Pgs
and CHftcn also ran.
Fifth race selling for three -yoar-old
upward. i've and a half furl0ngSi b5vf
fO4 iPvrneb. to I. I - and out. won,
a. Munro. 112 (Olseni. = To !. ! 10 : and
second: Bendaga. -? tGaskinSl. 10 l.
and . to }. third. Time. OPS. Apo~
Horace r.. Bertmont Paul Jones and
Hayes also ran.
sixth race selling. for three yesr-ofs
upward: five and a half furlongsl -Acaisr
81 CMcCaheyl, even. . 10 ana out
LApp-lle. ~ Edwards. 10 l. : 10 anc
second: O. X. HernGon. los Olseni, 70
; and . 10 3. third. Time. I'LL =. Fair "
Ia. Marsh Light. Double r and Amerq~
ran.