New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
MONSOON GALLOPS I H(I
C. E. Crawford Rides His n.
Horse to Easy Victory. =
HEAVY TRACK MARS spol,
Vreeland Revels in the Mud =.
Runs Off with the Berks. :
ley Purse.
fRv telegraph 70 The Trihur. ,


jamestown. Va. April &c. p
ford rode his own horse, Monsoon, Il y
tory in IN. third race at the track ~
day. in which gentleman Jockey, b.y =
mounts. II was motely collers..
horses, fve years old and over. bu. N.
birds knew all about their work az =
"tip" on Monsoon was go genera, ,s...
vent 10 the post hot fsvori,. r.
down from 8 70 to 70 s. Mr.. cr.-s
sat his horse well. but was not csIlsa
10 show much skill az jockey a, ~"
soon vas so much the best that b, -
eagled his field and won gallopins bv q,
or ten lengths. Jim. with Mr.. Carrs
was an easy second. with the others -. y
out for quarter OF mile.
NJ. G. Pritchard's Vreelsnd. WITH -.
III. made show of Ragran ara ~
others in the Berkeley Purse. at 81, i
longs The son of Ssin reyell.d in "a.
ond came away in the stretch 10 vi, -
much as his rider pleased
50. Abe and Jack Baker wer. shor,
fsvorites for the hurdle race. but ~. !.
ner proved much the better. and vsr !.
by himself Octopus and Gun Cot,o- !,
but the Jockeys were not seriously ,,...,
a stunning surprise came In the r,,. =
two-year-olds when Molli. Kesrn.y ,r,..,
az IL 10 /. captured the purs. %, NJ.
James Mclaughlin. Lesbos was N. ,.
tir II the rsce. being backed from 4 !. I.
to 4 To ;. but he proved disappo,p,r...
being unable TO raise respectable s,s.
in the heavy going August Bslnon,', =.
ssnd. the opening favorite at ods. !.
drifted back in the betting. hu. h. -
aged 10 finish second, eight length. s.s.l
the winner
The day YVES dull and cloudy s,s j
track In poor condition. but a big ,,,,,
turned out for the last Saturday ~ !.
meeting. Close and stirring finishes -.
few and far between. which proved An.
pointing 10 the onlookers
Alfred the Great was sold 10, SON !.
private sale to-day ~ an unknown h,,
While Royal Onyx was sold 10 Bob Pa.
for $500 Both horses belonged 10 A
Walser, who was denied the privileg. . i,
C"ufSS rev Gays ago
First race ror msidens three years ola a..
Wsrd; hye ana half FREDERICKSBURG n
0Schutting.r), TO S, I TO and out, won u,.'
running. l0I (Ta plin), 8 20 T. 8 70 2 ara ~. n
second Pyramid. 102 lMcCahsy). S 70 Ia.
and 10 8. third. Time. iio& Nevs ~,
Light, Or. Bart. Aristor. Balarcer. In, 3.
kerran also ran.
Second race hurdles; tor tour-ye.r-ola, p
upward about two mil.s,-s,. Alb. i52 p,,.
u 70 5. TO and 20 .. won; Jack BaE., 1.
NpG T1fr
Lord Nelson. I3o conner, IS 70 l. suTr
3 10 l. third Time, 1872 octoru. ard ossr
Third race oGentl.n1en'. Cup: for ,h,..,x,
olds and upward; six Observation-Disclosures. nj
Crawford, 70 5. 8 20 ; and 10 g. wcn S.|
40 Carney, s 20 ?. 4 70 . END 2 10 S s.~
otogo, l4o C. Crawford, 70 I. % 8 n
70 $, third Time. 127. Cheyenne. Pls,.|
Belford and Fire Alarm also ran
Fourth race for thres-year-o!ds and upv,-I
SIX furlongs)-Vreeland. 10T Tapl.n), - n
out, won. Ragnlan. III Peske), 20 20 J. 6 seI
snd svsn n, ssconf Mon Mon,calr & 50 Es,sp
Agnes and Frank Purcell also ran.
Fifth race for maiden tro-year-olis fog, Il
half furlongsl-Mollie kAerney, 100 (schu'r|
ger, 10 70 1. 3 70 and 20 3. Won. Tiru,
112 (McCahey). even and ou', second God Eel
100 (McIntyre), 70 J. 3 70 and 70 ), thr
Time. O:5s-s. Lesbo, also ran.
Sixth race selling tor three-year.ots ,st Il
az cMcCahey). g to !. 2 20 and even, ssz.
Firevood. p1 COlser). 20 I. 70 and ~
third. Time. 1:1Iis. Brevite. Mon Ami II
Barkley. Iakahira, Cooney h. and JennAlgi
Seventh race selling; for toUr-yeartls n
upward: one and one-siX'eer'h milesl-Lsy,I
Virgins. 1o9 Goldsteinl. s 70 70 al
10 4 and ou,. second; Nv Gal Zoe lSxssrsy
70 :. : 10 : and out. third Time. i:52 GS|
Castle, Harmon Pass and HsrrAy ?. also ~