New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11
AUGUST Belmont's Tactics Turns
the Tables ON Kittery.
n Telegraph 70 The Tribune J

Jamestown Va April 1c.-kddls DuSdH
August Relmonts Jockey, hit his stride TO
dav and rode three horses 70 victory, 10
t,e loudly exrressed delight Of his follow
.-s lie did not accent mount in the nrst
-oca b,,t sent Tactics scampering down
+be etret~h in front Of his field IN the sec
ord and followed M this success ny orlns
i,, Dress Parade II and John A. Munro
home i'm front in the third and hfth races
rasnectivelv He showed all his old skill
. IN getting away from the post. and IN All
availability will head the list of Winning
icckevs for the meeting, il he continues
10 ride in the same form.
Tactics. q good looking colt by HAST
ings-Merry Token, turned the tables on
Y r Wilson'S Kittery, IN the scramble for
,yo-vear-olds Two or three days ago he
made his first appearance. coupled with
Overnan. as August Belmonts entry, and
was such a hot tin that the stable went 10
the post at odds on. on that occasion both
colts ran greenly and Kittery furnished a
stunning surprise by winning at the fancy
/ price o. % 10 !.
/ litterv was the favorite to-day with Tao
tics H. some demand at 13 to .. coupled TINS
thine with stable mate named MCKEE.
The result was never in doubt once the
barrier was released. as Tactics jumped
away in front, made ali the running ana
won driving by a length and lAh
! Only three horses went 10 the post for
/ the Atlantic Hotel Purse at seven fur
+ longs but It waC d horserace all the way
4 with first one and then the other showing
/ i'm front. I'm the last sixteenth II came 10 a
bitter drive between Bdnives, the odds-on
I favorite and The Golden Butterfly. ana
Burns outrode Estep just enough in the
I closing strides 10 land the former M tiont
by a short head.
Baby Wolf which made show OF his
/ field in the FIRST race: Dress Parade II, a
Z lukewaim favorite over Win. BaniNes ana
The Monk were the winning first choices
i The track was in fair condition and q good
sized crowd was on hand.
The taking OK testimony before o special
Grand jury summoned 10 investigate alleged
violations o. the anti-betting laws at the
/ track here was postponed until tomorrow
Judge lawless merely gave the jury an
analysis of the racetrack law.
! The summaries follow
} Fnst race selling. ior -four yea ld-. six and
1 I'd half furonss,-B,by VIZ 100 ,byrnel. l..
] o. 10 . ano out won; John Patterson, ls
.
: Jaooblts IlT CdcCaheD. : 10 =, 10 . and :
e. third Time l:45s Hedge Rose, huda
/ sister Brcyit, laughing Eyes. IathnndeF' Joiis
{ ans Lawton Virgins also ran.
I second race for tive eat-' odds. Jour anu q
! hall furlouys i-1acjics io5 Dugaui. o. : .
! = ana out. won. Kittery. l[6 tGoldsteint . 70 !
/ DO 10 .LI 4 To- =. second. Monsieur Y lo'
] ,Burusl 10 D. ! 10 and even. tniid. llmt
O:5Sst Bait Nlckle and InwoOd also ran.
Third race, selling. for three yea. -"lls an. an.
! inward. siz fuIlonRsj-lress Parade II. u
/ aJuaanI % p ] To and out w-n. Mlsh
! melon. - oa-iiuej To /, 10 ! ana even
/ second. IDLE Michael. 100 ,Mcintyreh 10 tS
/ and ] 10 :. third. Time l1iiS Nhin' NeNa
! and ROYAL Iode. also IAN. s
Fourth race ffor three-yesr -olde ana upward
] seven farlougfi- Rauives l01 bBuiisl. T"
{ and cut won: Tho Golden Butterfly, lvl tfsi'Pl
/ 10 ~ 10 aud cut. second. Mchat4 Ans'I"
fGa CTsnIfnb io :. 20 y and out. mira. Time
1..1 -. Only three starters.
Fiftt race (selling. TO- three-!etr olcs az.
| upward. six fWlongs, John y. Munro. IL
/ ,ipugaul. : to J. 3 to and 10 ~. Won: scr
| ,iccnco 1ig Warrington. 3 to ]. even ana {
| :. second. ST Joseph, li3 Ryrnel. 10 ], 10
! and 4 fo = third Time 10. Moncrief. Taxa
rira AM LIDS Irm1 also ran
| Sixth race selling, for three year-olds ana w
| v,ard. one mile AM q -ixteentht-Th' Monk. g
/ ,Olscnl q O., =. > 30 = and out. won. Sir Edward
| Jos Warrington. > 10 !. : a. . ana out. Scconc
| NJ cal ~, nfsnovcrl. 10 20 J. 60 and even
| third. Time. % Henry Munro" ana fiaai
! Iurcsn also ran.