New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-25
IlIlD BIG SURPRISE
N DINNER" STAKES
..,.s R. T. Wilson Host Last
MI Nioht to the Losers and
Their Friends.
AMY ROSE BADLY BUMPED
...uav Bolts to Outside just
"a ,aor Start and Ruins the
Chances of Herself
and Favorlte.

wilson was the host last night al
.-,s- 10 his beaten opponents and
f-isnds at the Waldorf-Astoria,
70 Naiad, his Ogden-Nahma flly,
y. - raced 10 victory in the Astoria
~. stakes at Belmont Park yester-
20 was not fancied by the paddock
and Mr.. Wilson himself did not
80, ,,reh confidence after her defeat on
",s.v when Early Rose won gallop-
"a heat her a good seven lengths.
Gifted. however, by the luck Of the
and this played no small part in the
toT. ,-,,. A. a..
=, oirtment. so TO speak, as she bolted
=. outside Just after the start, when
.-.,gsrt tried to rouse her with the
I. and almost knocked down Early
proceeding which cost both FLIES
A. three lengths. if not more, and, OF
.. any chance either had Of winning.
II, was unfortunate, as the majority
=. good sized crowd in attendance
-,ss the race between them. and We're
.T.rs 10 see them hsht 1t out at even
,,,s and settle a much mooted ques-
!, a. 10 which was the better FLY. The
ling nut an end TO this, so that An
~ Naler's Anytime a daughter Of
-,,see. chased Naiad home, a scant
.rs before Early Rose which closed
--sly in the last furlong.
= looks counted. Alr. BelmoDts Fit
,,y would stand out as the best FLY Of
I. season. She filled the eyes. as horse
- say. in the paddock and not a flaw
a9 be found In her makeup.
g,rly Rose. for which Alex Smith
raran paid John f. Madden $3.50,
q pot sl2, 900, as reported "a few days
- 70 the end that ne might be repre-
g,,si in the race, suffered in comparison
y. Mr.. Belmont's big daughter Of Fair
ng-Fliuermouse. She is lacking in
IA and, due partly 10 her color
lat chestnut-is weedy looking She
Is rere speed, however. as proved last
s.uday and courage. too. as showed
l.asday, when she kept on trying after
az so badly knocked about.
he Dinner" Stakes was a private
Hs,siakes Of 500 or half forfeit, the
sosi horse 10 save his stake. and. as
7giy.four nominations were made ana
Il started. Mr Wilson won $2,7co, quite
nmgh to pay for the dinner, 10 say
uhlng Of a much coveted trophy worth
81 and added by the association.
FAIRY Payne Wh!tney's Delft. which
rl the opening race when Mordecai
srked' 10 the outside IN the last SIX
5sliA Is a perfect picture Of her sire
Srgmaster There We're those 90 tne
;i.5ock who also saw some resemblance
uhsr famous dam, Blue Girl, which won
-sny races under the silks Of the late
HAN c. whitney She did not beat
In yesterday, but has resolute way
Eirg ana made up much ground from
pG beginning. so that she is quite
-lag 70 develop into a lilly Of some class
h jockey honors for the day were
arg distributed, Troxler McCahey kar-
"a Wolfel ButWell and Mluder each
a-lg Z winner.
ne dinner last evening, with Mr.. VIII
= a host. was a jolly affair, ana about
--y-aYe sat down 10 4 DDunteOus re-
~ August Belmont and Mr.. cochran
=. 10 Europe, but most Of the loilo"lne,
70 we're invited. toasted the winner ana
Z good FLY.
ian Sanford. G. X. G. Billings. Raj
IN. Andrew Miller, Thomas MOnahdn'
..srss Butler, r. r Wilson, colonel van
s.zn, P. J. DNyer. j. q. FOAansOee'
tssaick Johnson, A. Daingertield, q. a.
A:alah, J. 5. Metcalfe. j. D. Graham
Z Madden, Chief Lally, Eugene Wood
i.i.al P. Keene. ". &. Edwards, j. ,
..<'oach, Edgar Murphy, W. q. street,
"a G Hunter, Thomas T. Ryan, August
mont, Clarence III. MackAy, Thomas
s'.acock r r. Hitchcock. samuel ROSS
a1gs 2. Eust.s, William II. ReynoIds'
X Vanderbilt Schuyler l.. Parsons
,-,slt L Gerry, /. s. Thompson. joseph
Hhener, George j.. Widcncr. II. l..
.l1ey, Captain L. b Cassatt, II. =.
.'s-saoeek. r. r. Carmen, George Brown
81 Z. Cowdin, Anthony y. Brady; r. D..
an W. p. Thompson. Payne W hltheS
= August Belmont fr