New-York tribune., 1913-08-15
CrOSSbun Makes a Show of a
Fast Field in Kentucky
Selling Stakes.
REYB0URT, AGAIN WINNER
Humility Unseats Heating in
the Chase, but Jockey
Remounts to Finish =
Horse in Money.

Saratoga Springs, y. Y. Aug IA
Crossbun, the two-year-old daughter OF
Peter Pan and Lucy Cross. bore the silks
Of August Belmont chairman OF the
Jockey Club, to victory this afternoons
in the Kentucky Stakes, selling, while
five thousand persons applau&id.
Under burden of ia pounds, Cross
bun took the track at the fall OF the flag,
and made a show Of field which in
cluded Delft, Naiad Edith W., Water
Lady. Christophine and The Spirit. COW
ering five and half furlongs in l:Qi 10.
Edith w. was pressing her close at the
turn for home, and Tommy McTaggarc
hit the flly on the left side to stir her
to her best effort
Resenting this blow. she bore sharply
TO the outside, but was quickly rishted
and came on the easiest OF winners.
Edith W, which was in receipt Of twelvo
pounds. and Naiad, which got thirteens
brought lp second and third respectively
The race was run over fast track and
the going was good.
While the Kentucky was the stake
feature Of the programme, there were
two handicaps. one at seven fuTongsi
and the other at one mile, which depel-
oped brilliant contests and were run I'M
oood time. Reybourn, the same which,
stepped a mile in l:37 and fraction tho
other day, was dropped by a lenieno
handicapber into the seven furlong race
under the absurdly inadequate burden Of
% pounds. and by virtue OF rafting
good ride hv Master Johnny McTaggarL
n,ade a show OF the two-year-old So
sus the fve-year-old seoago and the
,hree-year-olds BelamOur and Hester
Prynne.
rho rghtness Of Reybourn's burden
had previously frightened Iron Mask
cur Edge. Or. Duenner, Sickle and
Roamer away.
Hester P-ynne passed Belamour al the
turn for home and looked an easy Nln-.
nor a furlong out. But she tired M
the last hundred yards and Reyoourni
and Belamour passed her. the former
winning under stiff restraint from ne
son Of Rock Sand and BeIdame N
l:2ai-5.
The handicap az one mile was, tor
-, y, tho three-vear-old and up d!yi-
eion and II brought Swannanoa' sem
nri,o Mission. Flamma, Kalinka' King'
ling Bruln Belle and Hedge 20 the posi-
swannanoa was fancied by the Wtst
,ha having done her best running N
The other side OF the divide Dut ahoI'7N
Western mare made the pace TOO ho'
for her this afternoon. The otHe' was
senprite. which stepped Into o'S .e@u
going out Of the chute and was never
beadod. Swannanoa weakened IN tne
s,ro,ch and was easily passed by MIS-
sion.
After the -year-old Astute' an lh-l
ueualIv nrecocious Jumper, hsd stumo.eN
and pitched HAYNES over his head ~ 40
as, tumn Of the backfeld the second
time round. Buckthorn went on anu
eas,lv took the two-mile chase tFoHl
Son Of the Wind. Humility unSea'oo.
Keating early but Heating held on VI
tho mares head and remounung' orousH1
rer over the course while the cFo"N
cbeered his pluck. Humility got snow
money.
nv an Industrious ride through mo
bomes,retch Borel got w. c.. fanKe 5
Korfhage up in the last sixteenth u ''S
FIRST race in time 20 beat Harvest ~uee"'
a matter of neck. The distance "'S
eye furlonss and half, and haTVes-
Oussr came from a long way back IN tn9
stretch 10 take the track from Charmelss''
povai Meteor defeated Rolling Stohs
a,d Stentor in the mile selling for three
vear-olds and over. The star S"oo
peldIng was always out IN 'front.' anu
nothing pressed him. Ella Bryson "a.
dlsappointingly under the hanH.'hs -
little Nicklaus. ..
An effort is being made 10 get UP W.
good features for Labor Day whieh WIN
no used this season by the Saratosa aSso
citation. the Jockey Club having conseh'eu
% an extension OF the meeting. one OF
the races proposed is a special TOT W
vear.olds al three-quarters OF inue'
scale weights, Old Rosebud StEom'0','
rItawav Roamer Gamer. Punch BOWL
r,,,e Nerhew. Pennant and Southern
Maid TO start.
II IS proposed that the subscribers eaCn
MI, Nm 1000 and the association add wv
Such a race would prove highly attracus''
Southern Maid, a daughter Of PlaualS
Aun, Sally, in the stable OF Roos'
Davies OF Toronto. is the champion t"o-
vear-old of the Canadian circuit ana a
Fu,ur,ty candidate. She recently steppea
tbree-ouarters of a mile in Ill ana
fraction under llS pounds. She Is que 10
morrow. with some other horses OF Tue
Davies stable. -.
The stewards Of the Jockey Cluo ha'e'
:, is understood. decided that William
Garth acted within his rights whs" u.
suspended Butwell, and 1t is imur'od'0
that the Jockey will be seen under eolOiS
AGAIN for a few weeks, except in cer'a,''
races in which he engaged himself to ria'
before he incurred Mr.. Garth o''
pleasure. -,... ,,,,
lohn Miller arrived from Kentucky 'h'
afternoon with carload OF yeaI""'
90, signed TO John Madden, Thomas @'''
Francis r. Hitchcock and r. I. WILSON,
r. f. Carman's sprinter JACK "an
run,ured a blood vessel in his chest '"'
r,nrning while exercising and died N
few seconds. Samuel Hildreth is due "
r,orrow 10 take over the horses oi Wv
stable of August Belmont.
EASTERN ASSOCIATION RESULTS
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