New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
npfeats Holiday and Anytime
in the Greenfield After a
StirrinQ Drive.
PRINCE EUGENE FAILS
winner of the Belmont Again
Disappoints and Runs
Third in Handicap at
One Mile.

.oorsts ms the consistent little FLY 10y
y-.,orbo, raced TO victory and gathered
y, ,t,o nurse. guaranteed at $1,000.
Holiday q Broomstick gelding. owned
-. Ms Archibald Barklie, probably was
.to host horse iu the race, but he and
ANYTIME hampored each other by a little
h,,,rriug match inside the last furlous
-. so that I'm the drive TO the wire
,,,,,r LADY. running free on the outside,
.'rp m time TO win by half length.
wooden Shoes and Gallop We're shy Of
soesd and appear To have trained on
>,,;tber was prominent after the first
quarter and trailed home.
Harry Tayue Whtncy's Hamburg
.,,ree.vea~-old Prince Eugene which won
.bo Belmont Stakes. again proved
srisvous disapuontmont in the handicap
=, one mile. lie broke better than usual
and while outrun by his three opponents
r..s close enough M tho head Of the
s,rstch 10 win If he had run up TO his
o,riv form. Some excuses could be Of
<.rod in view Of the fact that he ran
,., an tbe heels of Sickle rounding the
Gov turn. forcing TroXlcr TO pull up sharp
T.. but even this could not account for
his failure TO come ON iu the last IuIIohe
70 feht IT ont with the leaders.
II begins to look as if he was not the
good horse which his victory over ROCK
Wow IN the Belmont indicated. From now
IN the handicappers will not hold him in
spcb high respect. He was giving away
2 lot Of weight and apparently did not
have the class 10 do so.
The winner turned up i'm Fred Johnson
Reybouru which prohted from "a snug
ride BY little Johnny McTagsart' VINO
gives greater promise every day Of deFel-
opiog into as good "A rider as his brother
The horse lost ground by bearing out IN
the stretch. but the boy got him straight-
ened out quickly and was no whit nus
tered when McCahey ranged up with
Sickle inside the last furlong pole lie
lust sat down and rode smooth hand
finish and landed Reybourn at the wire
scant head I'm front
Bayard Tuckerman, jr's" Ma!tO1e
showed quick improvement in winninG
the steeplechasc. lie fenced well and had
plenty Of speed on the fiat.
Allen. who rode Shannon River the
quoted favorite, went before the stew
sras after the finish and lodged claim
OF foul against Klenck. rider Of the win
nar He contended that he had been IN
terfered with at the first two jumps at
cost OF ten lengths or more. The stew
ards did not agree with him and Maltole
number was allowed TO stand.
Dick Mortimer rode his own horse, Ill
lie D.. and got an ugly looking fall for his
Mains He was not injured, however.
Andrew Miller Mary Warren was the
choice Of the rail birds TO win the open
Ing race She had always out"orked
LADY Grant when both were In the stable
Of the late Charles Kohler. and more
over had shown speed in her only start
so that there seemed 10 be good reason
for the haudlcappers 10 make her the
favOrite. She ran a fair race, too, but
H. X Kuapps Flask beat her home after
a keen duel through the last furlonS.
The Yankee hlly was on her toes WneH
the barrier flashed up and always was
in the first flight
II took two Of the assistant starters
with bull whips to make War Horn be-
have at the post i'm the second race, as
he was as ugly as a hungry dog rooDeo
Of bone. He forgot his temper how
ever, when it came TO racing, ana whi'e
SLOW to begin moved up strongly AROUND
the turn into a cOntending position
McTasgart saved ground on the rall'
and riding a smooth finish landed his
mount In front after a long drive through
the stretch with KaliEka and Oakhurst'
The last named had no excuses and was
beaten on his merits.
Nose Goldbatt. who trains for J. Law
ingstOn, owner OF Foundation, enc OF inc
best three-year-olds in the West, came
down from Saratoga 10 see If he could
get price on August Belmonts Strom-
boil and Flttergold.
he said that the track up the state was
filing up with horses and that among the
owners on hand were Tom Mcdowell,
with fifteen. Frank Weir, with twelve,
including Old Rosebud, the best two-year-
old In the West this season; J. o. keene'
with fourteen; J. McManUs, with eleven,
and W. J. Young. with six.
he expressed the opinion that the two
year-Oids which have been racing In the
West this year are among the best he
has ever seen. I'm this case the Eastern
youngsters will have their work cut out
10 win fair shore Of the purses at Sara
tOga Springs I'm August
Matt j. Vim. manager Of the Juarez
track in Mexico, and Mars Cassidy who
win do tie starring at Saratoga. were at
The track renewing acquaintance.
Herbert Temple has made arrangements
10 ship five carloads of horses 10 Sara
toga Springs on Sunday. including the
stables Of Harry Payne Whitney and
Fred Johnson.
II. D. CCurleyD Brown was at the
track with his counsel to get statement
Of the amount Of money owed TO the
Jockey Club by the Maryland State Far
Association for the ! per cent tax on the
purses given at the meeting last fan. He
took the case 10 the courts last spring,
but having been beaten ne now wants 10
settle and make peace, so that his appli-
cation for dates may be approved.
The programme books for the mid-sum-
mer meeting at Saratoga Springs were
distributed yesterday among horsemen,
and aroused much favorable comment
The stakes have filed as well as ever
before and the promise Of high class
sport could not be brighter