New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
Tranid Carries CoIorS of Coney
Island Jockey Club Presi.
dent to Initial Victory.
SETS HOT PACE FROM START
Rock View Disappoints the
Spectators in Saranac
Handicap, the Honors
Going to Ten Point.

trI'u n NtdII Correspondent or shp Tribune
Saratoga. n. Y. Aug. 1s-schuyIer 7,
Parsons. president OF the Coney Island
Jockey Club, won the first race of bis
career as an owner OF a racehorse this
afternoon. when Tranid got down first IN
the maiden race at five furlongs and
half for two-year-olds. Mr.. Parsons
bought Tranid al the sale OF the horses
OF the stable Of the late Charles Kohler
at Belmont Park. along with the Hermls-
Frederick FLY Dombra. and started her
once at Belmont Park
Trand did not do we'll on that occa-
sion. and she has not behaved as well
since as Mr.. Parsons may have desired
But she ran this afternoon 10 the promise
OF her private trials, and the clubhouse
and grandstand applauded enthusiastical-
~ when she won from Brumley and FL
Biod. She was one OF field OF ten in
the last race. a dash Of five furlongs and
a half for youngsters OF the two year-old
division, and. inasmuch as her work had
been good she was the popular choice
Nor did she hold her hackers In sus-
pense. Breaking on her toes she took the
lead IN the first furlong. and set a pace
too hot for the best OF her opponents
FL Biod, who attempted TO keep pace
with the daughter OF Voter and True
Love, was outrun In the race 10 the turn
and Brumley was beaten in the dash
through the homestretch.
Tranid was loudly applauded when she
returned 10 the scales. and Mr.. Parsons
held a levee in the clubhouse after the
finish Tranid is full sister TO Love
Not. the flly which took show money IN
the Futurity OF 1910, after having run
away for three-quarters OF mile. She
is youngster OF great early speed, but
not dependable racer. Mr.. Parsons.
however. believes she will improve in
track manners. and he will continue TO
race her.
The stake feature Of the programme
this afternoon was the Saranac Handi-
cap. a race OF one mile. for three-year-
olds. in which August Belmont's all con-
quering colt, Rock View. was asked 70
concede big weight 70 Ten Point
Leochares. Flying Fairy and Night Stick
Tommy McTaggart was III. and in his
absence the mount on Rock View fell 70
Glass. Nevertheless. Rock View was the
choice OF the crowd and his Indifferent
performance caused general dissatsfac.
ton. But it would not be fair 10 charge
the bad race OF the son OF Rock Sand TO
Glass. Rock View broke as we'll as any
OF the others. but he bore 10 the inside in
the first hundred yards, and Glass had
TO pull up TO keep from going over tbs
inside fence. After Glass righted Rock
View the others were too far away 70 he
headed. Ten Point. away with the track.
set all tho pace and won an easy victory
from Night Stick. which as easily de-
feated Leochares for the place
Mars Cassidy the starter. eIculpatei
Glass from blame for the defeat OF Rock
View. Mr.. Cassidy told M Belmont that
his great three-year-old bolted 10 the In
side Just after the start and that no
Jockey could have helped pulling up.
Rock View has always been bad actor
al the barrier. and Mr.. Cassidy promises
TO make him a good horse II the son OF
Rock Sand is sent 10 the schooling gate
often enough.
Mr. Belmonts good gelding Stromboi
was beaten in a condition race. Ave fur
longs and half. by Richard F. Carmans
Surprising. Five started. and StromooA
was the choice OF the crowd.
Surprising beat Suomboli away from
the barrier. and although Stromooh
caught him in the first quarter AMI
showed the way into the homestretch'
Surprising outran him on the outside and
beat him home without great trouble.
Nose Gay was supposed 10 he good
thing in the steeplechase. a galop OF Two
miles and half for 'cross-counry
horses OF better than average quality DIT
he fell at the third jump. and octopus
got home the easiest sort OF winner over
Gun Cotton and Lizzie Flat.
Bosom, first choice in the FIRST. saliop
Of three-quarters OF a mile. could not run
fast enough 10 raise a sweat, and after
Brlar Path had cut out the running for
Ave- ighths Of n mile. Honey Bee cana
on 10 an easy victory. The nth fell 10
Undaunted. which was in front after ths
first furlong. Delft. who ran from long
way behind. got the place, and Old Zen