New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-31
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ters. were four in authorizations and
Lahore, running in the interest Of j. q.
Talbot. OF Denver: Jack McGinnis's sam
Jackson and Frank J. Nolan's Ringing.
the last named added at the last minute
II was no such field az had taken part
in the races for other Saratoga cups.
There was no entrance OF the quality Of
Beldame or Caughnawags. or OF African
der or Oiambala. but II was not badly
balanced field at that. Jawhone and L.
hore had done things over distances ~
ground which led the talent To suspect
that they might accomplish something
here. and the followers of the Beverwyck
Stable were strong Tor little Ringing. the
only three year-old in the lot.
Ringing proved the surprise OF the
day. while Lahore and Jawbone disap-
pointed the followers OF the fortunes q
the Talbots.
Jawbone. after leading the better part
Of one mile. backed up shamefully. and
Lahore. instead Of coming OF. as the
original plan called for. stopped and let
Sam Jackson race away with Ringing.
The latter hung doggedly 10 the tanks
OF the Garry Hermann colt in the dash
around the upper turn the last lap. ort
Sam Jackson shook her of In the home
stretch and came on TO the easiest sort
OF victory.
Lahore, staggering from exhaustion. nm
ished third. long way UP the track.
Sam Jackson's tlme-3:0S 2-5-indlcated a
poor performance. even with the track in
rather slow condition.
The fifth race. dash Of one mile
brought a field OF six platers 10 the post,
and the choices were Royal Meteor, Joe
Diebold and Working Lad. The winner
was Joe Diebold, who lay off the pace
cut out by Royal Meteor up the back
stretch and came away in the home
| stretch.
| Working Lad made a desperate effort
10 get to Royal Meteor in the last quar-
ter but the son OF Star Shoot and queen
| Regent had entirely too much foot Tor
him 1t was not much of r. race.
John Madden's Well Known was touted
a sure thing I'm the last race. sprint oil
five furlongs and a half for two-year-olds
OF both sexes: so was Applauder and sc
was Harvest Queen. Harvest Queen. who
deserved the highest consideration OF the
talent because OF good performances
Under colors. got the big end OF the purse
We'll Known. away badly. did not figure
| in the dash up the backstretch
Hillstream was away with the track
and when she bore out at the turn into
the homestretch Harvest Queen took COM
mand Well Known began TO close on
the leaders I'm the last quarter and made
I'd quite a bit OF ground. but she did not
get close enough TO menace either Hill
stream or Harvest Queen, and the latter
won with "A lot in reserve. Harvest Queen
Was the first winning mount OF young
! Alexis Wilson since he entered the employ
OF the Jacksons.
| Robert Davies, the brewer OF Toronto
who owns Southern Maid was not salts
fed after the running OF the Futurity that
the best horse had won, and he offered "a
lace Pennant, the winner, three-quarters
OF a mile on Monday for silver cup
When James Rowe heard OF this challenge
he said:
IF Pennant was in condition to race
again I would be willing to send him out
| against Southern Maid at a difference Of
| DIteen pounuS III tlt my y ihfOi "'' 'N'
$4,000 that ne would beat her. but he Is
not I'm condition 10, race again this season
and he will not Both he and Forum are
10 go into retirement. and | believe thai
both will make first rate three year-olds
Pennant has n splnt. and he was so lame
this morning ! would not have thought OF
starting him II I had considered Forum
up TO his best race. / could not depend
upon Forum because he is a big, over
grown colt who knows little or nothing
about the game"
w. C. Yanke, owner Of one OF the
strongest stables which came here from
the West and employer OF Charlie Borel
rider Of the winner Of the Futurity, lef,
this evening for Havre de Grace. where
nc will race next month. Borel will re-
main over for Mondays racing.
J News came from France to-day to the
erect that John Sanford member OF the
State Racing Commission OF New York
and the owner Of Hurricane Farm. near
Amsterdam, had entered racing In France
Mr.. Sanford has spent 100000 for
yearlings this season and hired Preston
Burch to train them for him next season
When he paid $4,000 for a yearling filly
the other day he established q French
record.