New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
STAKE FOR PLATE GLASS
Jam at Start Kills Chances Of
0rphanry in Baby Race. 2.
STEWARDS TAKE Action
Trainer Of Bosom Punished and
o. g. Smithson Denied Priv.
lege of Track.

jamestown, Va, April 1s.-P s. p Pan.
dolph's Plate Glass continued HIS winp,,.
way at the track here to-day by gallor.
ing 10 easy victory IN the Exchans.
Handicap at seven furlongs. lie was
hot favorite In the betting. going 10 ~.
post at 3 10 g. The price would have bs..
shorter except for a wild plunge on q. "
Miller, which was backed down from
to TO II TO . Just before the horses wen,
10 the post.
Orphanry was picked out ss the IN.
best bet OF the day IN the second rae.
for two-yesr Olde, az everybody seenes-
10 know Of his fast work in private u.
was backed from 8 10 5 10 10 r. bu, q.
Jam at the start ended any chance h.
had OF winning. The colt was cornpls,.br
knocked out Of the race, and Mckay hsc
no recourse but TO let him race slor~
behind his field. The winner turned up IN
August Belmont's Overman. The son n,
Rock Sand worked his way 10 the s-;r,
in the last quarter and won cieyerly
from Florda's Beauty, a rank outsider
Nickle, q stable companion OF overran
lost Warrington, his rider. in the lam .,
the start, but rho boy WIS not badly IN.
jured. Only two favontes won, Plat.
Glass and chepontuc.
Byrne the Jockey. was suspended for IN,
remainder Of the meeting for his poor IA.
on Golden Castle In the last race yes,ar
day. Guy Burns was blamed for The lam
I'm the second race to-day, and as r4sul,
he was set down for the meeting
=. @. Smithson, q prominent southern
racing man, and his commissions. A. !
Wslser, were denied the privileges ot III.
track to-day. This wss the aftermath q,
the race yesterday won by Stlnger which
resulted in the suspension Of McCabe. vha
handled Bosom. because OF q bad looking
ride.
The stewards announced that they would
not allow any horses TO race here that are
under the care OF Nat Byers, the trainer of
Bosom, which finished third, YESTERDAY
when he should have won, according 70 the
officials
First race Selling; for three-year-olds and
upward; seven furlongs)-Corinth, 103 Nc.
Michael, lO5 CBurno, to i. 8 to ) and = to s.
second: Rscewell. 100 (sweenAy). 3 70 T. 2 70 /
ana even. third. Time i:2s. j V. Narnoc. Jr.
auavsr. Mazon and Harmon Pass also ran.
Second race lfor maiden 'wo-year-o.ds, four
Snf = ndH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liz ma 1srzi,
q 10 l. s 70 and to 5, von Floridss Beauty
100 (Taplin), 40 TO /. ~ 70 ! and 70 l. secoli
Losbos, 112 UGoldstein), 10 20 |, 3 20 and 9 70
2. third. Time 0:562s. Thirty-Forty. Orphaury,
Inwood and Nickel also ran.
Third race selling. for four-vssr-ois snd
upward; five and half furlongs)-Roysl onyI.
107 Burns, 3 10 l. 70 / and even. won; Mon
Ami, i02 (Olsen). 10 .. even and , % s. sec.
ord, Grandissimo ii5 CTroxler,. 5 10 I. . 70
and TO 5, third. Time. l:0s2t. John Pstter-
son, Paul Davis, Ameriaus. Black Branch, Bert
mont and John Mars also ran.
Fourth race for three year-olds and upward;
seven furlongs)--Plate Glass, ia Tsrlinl. 10
6 and out. won; G. VI. Miller. 1o4 Burns. 10
and ont, second Judge Monck. 80 Olsen.
10 l. even and out. third. Time. 1.27't Only
three starters.
Fifth race selling; for three-year- -oids and
upward; one nnile)--Idleweiss. e1 Gordon, 3 10
J. even and 1 10 2, won. Little Friar. 80 Dunn,
30 TO I. 10 70 ! ana 10 !, second; captain
Swanson. III (Taplin). 70 I. 70 and out
third. Time. 1924. Planter, Hlltop ari
Premier also ran.
Sixth race selling: FOR three,year-ods an!
upward: one mile and > siyteenth,--ChepontG
100 (Mccahey). 3 20 2, TO and out, woa:
Lawton Virgins, ia CPicksn), IS 10 !, %
and 20 2. secord: wsrden, io1 (Goraon), % %
/, 8 10 / and 2 10 ]. third. Time lisi7. u.
Rose. Hedge Rose whidden. Laughing Eyes.
Irwin p. Diggs and Grecian PEND also rsn