The evening world., 1913-08-02

orr.
Maro Cassidy was back on the Job In
the starters box for the first time on
the Metropolitan circuit since August
1910.
In the once Of the District.Attorney
ON Broadway. the Pinkertons. Sheriff
and Deputies. spent an hour this morn.
Ing Ssotln8 instructions a. 10 how to en-
force the law against betting.
The nrst race saw the defeat Of the
Arst favoeats OF the meeting. Palanquin.
He did nothing to Justify the confidence
rspossd IN him By me oral wassrsrs.
He was away none too we'll. but he
never did Improve his position. HobnoS
broke hrst. ran, ScsllywaS into the
ground In the run 70 the stretch and
came on 70 win oisvsriy. Oliver Lodge.
who ran THIRD 70 the stretch. passed
scailywas In the run home and got the
place money handily iron, tho FitDim.
mon geiding.
The Shilleiah Steep!schase furnished
ono Of the most interesting races
through the field seen this year. II
marked the debut o; Charley Grand -
8 chaser. He rode simon Dale. and ex.
cealsntly 1t that, at the end being sec
ond to Shannon River. after leading all
the way. and In front Of Dclirium. Not
more than nvo lengths separated the
field at any stage Of the two-and-half-
mile course. AZ the end Shannon River
vas Q length ard y half in front Of
Simon DALI ana the latter one and .
half lengths In front Of Dsiirium.
COCK o THE WALK oGrS
THERE.
Cock q ths Walk took the 5000
Saratoga Handicap In clever fashion
from Lahore BY ha1f . length. with
Rolling 6tons dix lengths back, third.
Cock o me Walk won like . good
threS-ysar-oA after . careful we'll
Judged ride by Glass. He trailod the
pace Of the lightly weighted Rolling
Stone until the laster became tired juSt
before the stretch turn. Then Glass
took him around Rolling Stone and
came away. Lahore. third most Of the
way. passed Rolling Stone in the
stretch run and, although Butwell
whipped him vigorously. he had NO
chance Of setting to the winner.
Fred Mulholland tore OF two plates In
the paddock as he was going to the
post In the Attn and cut tendon In the
right fore!eg, still he was started. He
finished fourth after q game effort Col.
Ashmeads led al the way after the
ilrst ten Jumps and came home six
lengths In 'front.' OF Beaucoup. The Will
son veteran was second throughout and
newer got nearer than five lengths to
the winner.
FIRST RACE.
Thrss-year-olds; selling; six furlongs.
--Hobnob Ill tMusgrave). Z to 9 4 to
and I to O. hrst: oliver Lodge los "a.
Burns), u to I. 8 to ! and even. Sec
ond: seallywax IOs (McCahey). 7 to 2,
4 to s and l to 3, third. Time, La l-5.
Palanquln IN. Orowoc i06 and Lodons
| 10 also ran.
SECOND RACE.
The Shillelah Steeplechase; selling
four year olds and upward; about
two and half miles. - Shannon
River. lsi 0Allen), 8 to 2. to
an! out. hrst; Simon Dale. 40 Grand
| to 1. 3 to and out, second; Delirium
l&2 GHeider), Q to 10. ! to 4 and out. third.
Time-S.36 rs. Title D., 100, also ran.
| THIRD RACE.
Two-year-olds: the Flash Stakes; nv,
and half furlonss.-Old Rosebud. ~
tMcCabe). 3 to 8, out, out. frst Strom.
holi, liz (McTaggarU. 8 to 6, out, out
second Black Broom, 100 tMusgrave)
20 to I, \ to 1 and to 8. third. Time.
l.O. Flittergoid. Prairie. Bradley.
Choice also ran.
FOURTH RAGE.
rhs Saratoga Handicap: three-year-
Olds and upward; one and one-qusrter
miiss.-Cock O the Walk, I07 (Glass)
Z to s, Q 60 8 and out. hrst; Lahore. ITO
lButwslI, . to s. / to . and out, Sec
sae; 1Alilsg stsaA % exsrtia>, ~ 70