New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-01
THREE RACES IN A
ROW FOR R. F. CARMAN
Wins Half the Card on Last Dav
of Meeting at Belmont
Park Track.
RECORD FOR SPRING BOARD
Gamer Captures the Youthful
Stakes Like a Colt Of
Class-Move Now
to Saratoga.

r. F. Carman wound up the Metro.
politan Jockey Club meeting at Belrnon,
Park yesterday by winning three race,
in a row. With Water Lily, Ella Bryson
and Kalinka. He was not at the track
to enjoy the fun. as he had gone to Sara.
toga Springs 20 arrange stable room sor
the meeting which begins tomorrow, bu,
his son attended 10 the saddlng, and
quickly flashed the good news.
On top of this Golden Chimes ran sec.
ond for the Youthful Stakes in the white
blue sash and bars, so that altogether /,
was a field day for the Carman family
and little Nicklaus. the jockey. who q
surely developing into real rider. He
made no mistakes yesterday.
Gamers victory in the Youthful Stake,
was the other feature OF an excelen,
days sport and from a racing point Of
view aroused chief interest The With.
drawal Of Punch Bowl. which has preten.
sions 10 a place in the top flight, robbed
the race OF an attractive angle, and al.
lowed ]. l.. Hollands Martinez colt 70
stand out as the logtca! winner. He Lived
up TO the promise and won Ike young
ster OF high quality.
Mater and Golden Chimes were the ones
TO give him keenest battle, and tho th,es
raced around the turn and into the
stretch heads apart. Gainer proved his
class. however. at the last furlong pole
by drawing away 90 win easily. Stake
and Cap, owned by Thomas F. Ryan,
which beat Gamer at a previous meeting.
was crowded back at the start and never
seemed 10 settle into his stride.
Scrapper. which works faster than al.
most any two-year-old ever owned BY
Captain Cassatt, again ran green. as Il
not knowing quite what 70 do with him
self.
Water LILY. the first OF the Carman
winners, showed startling improvement.
in .galoping to easy victory in the first
race. In the Suffolk Stakes on Monday
she appeared 70 be totally lacking in
speed and was beaten a full eight lengths
by Anytime among others. The race was
around the turn instead OF down the
straight, but this could hardly accoun,
for the difference in her form. II was
the more surprising because she had been
so consistent. and most landscapes
threw the performance out as being TOO
bad TO be true. So it proved. She ran tEs
second fastest race Of the meeting at I'VE
and one-half furlongs for two-year-olds
Yesterday, hanging up 100 3-5. and WIN
ming as she pleased by three lengths from
Robert Oliver and Gallop. Early Rose
ran the distance in l:oi Is on July Z, and
she is ranked with Flitaway as the best
OF the two-year allies shown In the
East.
Ella Bryson had only Yenghee 70 beat
I'm the second race, and did II by coming
from behind in the last sixteenth when
the Yankee gelding began TO hang oH
distress sienals. Then Kallnka made
three in a row, showing clearly mat she
is q most useful lilly and one perhaps
which IS masquerading as selling platter.
Captain Cassatt's Spring Board equaHel
the track record OF lea az five and nan
turlongs down the straight IN beating
Beson and three others in the NTH race
fis now shares the mark with queen
which established II IN l%
with Ou4y ~ poullIS uP d.'A "'~'' '
gale at her back. Spring Board csTreo
is pounds yesterday and the PERFORM
auce was much more praiseworthy. d.
he had 70 race the speedy Bosom iho
before drawing out IN me
closing strides 10 win cleyerly. He ha'
few equals as a sprinter
After N!ckaus had won the first urea
races johnny Wilson went out 10 eaSa'
the mark. and succeeded. too. by rid!hs
Gamer. Spring Board and Jawoohe
victory. Thus the two Jockeys dlVidea
the card.
Jimmy Butwell was crowded agahs.
the rail on Mater in the fourth race ana
injured his leg so badly that he hnpea
about painfully the rest OF the afternoon
He said il would not interfere with ~
riding AT Saratoga Springs.
Most of the horses which stayed o's.
for the closing scenes at Belmont Fa'A
will be shipped up the state to-day w.
what promises to be the best meeuNs
held at Saratoga for ten years OF hioI~