New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-14
Gamer, Caught Mapping, Fails
to Get in Money in United
States Hotel Stakes.
BUTWELL IS SET DOWN
superintendent Fouls Salon and
Is Disqualified at the
Saratoga Race
Meeting.


card this afternoon brought no new
F'uturity candidate out for a public trot.
but a renewal OF tne United States Hotel
Stakes served 10 show that Old Rosebud.
the Western -yesr-old champion, is
still in frst-class form. Under burden
OF 10 pounds the son OF Uncle and
Ivory Bells easily defeated a field made
up OF Gamer, King Mcdowell. Pomette
Bleu. Cliff Field and Black Broom, and,
contrary 10 expectations, the consistent
Gainer did not finish in the place.
This. however, was not the fault OF
Gamer. Undoubtedly he was second best
despite his burden OF l2s pounds. but
LOTUS, caught mapping at the post. was
as good as left, and after getting the
Martinez colt fairly on his stride ran
him into a pocket IN the upper turn.
Outside OF Loftus's poor work the race
was truly run. old Rosebud had the
track at the start and held 1t TO the
finish. He won easily from Harry Payne
Whltneys Black Broom and r. T. VIII
sons T%mette Bleu. Gainer bringing up
two or three lengths back OF Pomette
Bleu
About i've thousand persons watched
the running OF the United States Hotel
Stakes and the five other races. the
weather being bright and clear and the
track as fast as II will be-
The routine Of the day was varied by
the disqualification OF Superintendent
after he got down in front in the fifth
race. a gallop Of five furlongs and a
a half. In which he with Yankee Tree.
Salon, old Ben. Northerner. Executor
and three or four others faced the bar
rier Northerner, Old Ben and Yankee
Tree were the benehciaries Of the dis
qualification, because they finished sec
ond. thrh and fourth respectively and
each moved up peg
Superintendent. the leader down the
homestretch. at the head OF which he had
passed Bandit. bore sharply in abreast
81 the last furlong pole and slammed
Richard CarmAn's big mare, Water Lily.
over against Northorner. forcing both to
pull up. Superintendent went on and won
without great difficulty
Salon. who jumped straight in the air
as the barrier assembled and was left as
badly as a horse could be, was best.
Little Johnny McTaggart sent him hot
foot after the others. AMI the son OF Sal
walton. running gamey under a drive,
brought UP right on the heels Of the
placed horses.
The miA-up at the last furloug pole
precipitated Il rupture az relations be-
tween William Garth ami his Jockey.
- usfTf -. the
activities OF Butweil for the time being
and possibly keep him on the ground the
rest OF the season. Butwell had a leg up
on Executor. and Mr. Garth did not Ike
the want OF energy the Jockey displayed
at the post or the way he pulled up IN
the hOmestretch and took 10 the outside.
The big Virgnlan spoke his mind 20
Rutwell in the paddock after the finish
and told him that he was suspended for
the balance Of the season. Butwul re-
torted that DIR. Garth had only the right
to set him down OF his own account;
beyond that, he had 10 authority over
him. Mr.. Garth told Butwell the stew
ards would have 10 settle that point, and
Butwell averred that he would take the
matter 10 them
Butwell signed TO ride for Mr.. Garth at
the beginning of the season. His con-
tract called for salary OF So. Mr..
Garth told the reporters that Butwell had
been inattentiye 10 business for upward
Of six weeks and that his riding had been
unsatisfactory
II. G. HeIlcnbeck got a purse when his
fast Ort Wells oily Lady Lightning beat
field which included Briar Path. Honey
Bee and Royal Message in the first, a
dash OF thrce-quarters OF mile Lady
Lightning, who Is al her best right now,
took the track whom the barrier assembled
and held the lead to the finish in spite
OF the effort Briar Path. a fast mare,
made TO pass her I'm the upper turn.
Honey Bee and Royal Message challenged
bravely In the home stretch.
Dellrium broke down hopelessly In the
steeplechase. an affair OF two miles, ana
Mystic Light ran and jumped below his
form. with the result that Juverance land
ed first money for l.. l.. Tompkins. with
Bill Andrews In the place and Octopus |
third Bill Andrews. always Il fast aud |
brilliant fenceT. was prominent through /
the field. but Juverance proved too game |
for him in the run through the home /
stretch. Jimmie owens has small hope |