New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
PINCH BOWL SHOWS
SPEED IN JUVENILE
Races to Easy Victory in Old
time Fixture at Belmont
Park Track.
SHARP DRIVE FOR PLACE
Tommy McTaggert Gets License
to Ride and Will Sign a
Contract with Chairman
of Jockey Club.

r F. Cooney's Punch Bowl won tho
,hirty-seventh running Of the Juvenile
stakes az Belmont Park yesterday ike
colt Of rare quality He shook off all
,nposi,ion half way down the straight
and came away TO win swinging. under
mild restraint. He ran the i've furlOnCs
in 1875 seconds. but with SO much ease
and In such impressive manner that sew.
sral good judges expressed the opinion
that he might nave equalled the unheaten
collins track record Of - seconds II But
We'll had been called on to drive him out.
once upon a time the Juvenile Stakes
was one Of the richest and most coveted
NJ the early two-year-old fixtures Ii has
neen captured by such horses as Seth.
Waldo. the best colt Of 1909; Joe Madden.
smoker and First Water. and rarely has
the winner failed TO train on 10 be some
thing more than a useful horse. Its value
has shrunk in these DAYS. when an effort
j, being made to build afresh but it az
,racted eight horses OF good looks and
,oyal breeding. Punch Bowl. In meas
IRE spoiled the race from a spectacular
noin, Of view. as he won so easily. hut
three horses fought it out for the place
IN a whipping finish, with Mr. Earle's +.
Bird. a son Of Sandringham. getting the
decision.
J. l. Holland started TWO horses. Ga-l
and Gamer and they were thru and
fourth. respectively. The latter was sec
ord best. bat sweryed 10 the outside rail
and lost three or four lengths.
Black Broom. a fine big colt by Broom
s,ick-BIack Venus. carried the colors OF
Harry Payne Whitney. He did not run
up 10 his looks or breeding. but is likely
10 improve. as he showed some greeuLess.
Punch Bowl Is what the railbirds call
Mg htue horse He is a dark chestnut by
Urnament-Algie NJ. and q half-brother
10 Donerail. winner OF the Kentucky
Derby this year Nj. COoney bought him
last spring from Tom Hayes for 5000 ana
would not part with him to-day for twice
that amount While not big. as some
tvo-year-olds 20. ne is sturdy looking
contract and we'll muscled He is quick
on mis- feet. too. and in both starts ar the
meeting broke away from the post like a
quarter horse This means much 70
horse In big fields and five-furlonS scram-
Hes.
Delirum. once a good spTlnter IN me
stable Of Harry Payne Whitney, proved
himself a good jumper when he won the
steeplechase under the pink, black
stripes" Of the Greentree Stable. the nom
Dc course Of Mrs. Payne Whitney. She
was at the track TO see her colors carried
to victory over Harry Warmers Nosegay
and four others. Delirium is BY San
bingham out Of the famous hurdle mare
Forget. and judging by the way he
fenced YESTERDAY will be a most useful
horse through the field.
At a meeting Of the stewards OF the
Jockey Club between races Tommy Nc
Taggert. the jockey. was reinstated. lie
was under contract 10 August Belmont
part OF last season and will ride again
FOR the chairman OF the Jockey club. lie
vas set down last fall on n charge or
rough riding when Worth. on which he
had the mount, was injured. He has been
exercising horses this spring. and his re-
instatement will be welcome. as he is a
clever, capable jockey.
McCahey and Rightmire carried on the