New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
IDOLS FALL WHEN
BLACK BROOM WINS
Whitney Youngster Captures
Grand Union Hotel Stakes
in Fast Time.
ISIROSE SPRINGS SURPRISE
Tea Enough Thrown After Mix :
Up with Harvest Queen
in Maidens' Race
at Saratoga.

at saratoga.
From Staff Correspondent ~ The Tribune J
Saratoga Springs. n. Y. Aug. pa
couple Of idols were shattered I'm the
running of the Grand Union Hotel Stakes
here this afternoon. and new asplrant
for two-year-old fame developed The
weather was bright and cool and the
track fast. and field Of five. all young
sters Of class. lined up at the barrier in
one OF the oldest Of the Saratoga Asso-
ciation's juvenile specials.
The distance was three-quarters OF
mile. and It looked before the start as
though Johnson y. Camden's Bringhurst
and Casuarina. respectively a colt and
FLY by Plaudit, had the best OF the
weight scheme They were asked TO
shoulder 122 pounds apiece and make sub
stantial concessions. but each had shown
foot under weight Little Nephew, how
ever. had his friends. and Bradley's Choice
was not neglected The outsider was
Harry Payne Whitney's Black Broom. a
son OF Broomstick and Black Venus. and
a half brother to King Cole and Black
ford. Black Broom turned out TO be the
iconoclast.
Little Nephew. away with the track
this time. cut out the running up the
backstretch and around the big turn,
with Bringhurst and Casuarna in close
attendance But as the field rounded the
last corner Black Broom and Bradley's
Choice made their bids on the outside.
Bradleys Choice might have won II he
had kept in. Instead. he bore we'll over
toward the outer fence. while Black
Broom. saving an acre OF ground. over
hauled Little Nephew and came home
rather n clever winner In l.l3 l-5. Brad
ley's Choice after being righted rallied
and got place money.
Black Broom's performance was not
discreditablc. but. inasmuch as he had
only l07 pounds in the saddle. II cannot
bee said that IL meant much as Futurity
trial II Harry Payne Whitney wins the
Futurity he VIII have 10 DO II with Pen
nant or the unnamed Voter Harpsichord
colt OF which the checkers speak 30
highly
The gallop ~ one mile and three-quar-
tiers for three car-olds and over, gentle
men TO ride proved easy Tor Absconder.
which had Master Tommy Wright In the
saddle The well named son Of Disguise
Swiftfoot looked all over winner before
the start His opponents were Fred
Essen. Ariosto and Rock Abbey and he
had always beaten such.
The lightweight handicap. At three-quar-
ters OF a mile FOR spriuters % the three
and UP division. drew Plate Glass. Spring
Board. Sebago. ROsmer and lsirose ana
two or three others. and developed a sur
prise In the victory OF Isirose. With one
victory TO her credit. Isirose did not took
formidable even n the handicappcr did
let her in lightly But she was there with
the speed.
Breaking with the two-year-old ROamer,
she took the track IN the first furloug
and held II 10 tn. end. winning with CON
summate ease in liz 80 Roamer ran
rattliug good race and easily beat Sebago
for the place Plate Gl1ss. often sulker.
did not half try. Hc was never in the
running.
Eunisk!llen furnished lead for Penob-
scot I'm the staeplechase az two miles. ana
the son Of Yankee. fencing perfectly. out
ran the son OF Black Dick through the
hornestretch and scored an easy victory.
There were only two other starters, Big
Sandy and Dissenter. and Dssenter did
not figure after the first mile. PenobscOt
under burden OF 1852 pounds stepped
OF the two-mile course IN 400, which was
rafting good time.
Jawbone, running a biz above his FORM
won the mile for platers Of the three and
ND division. which attracted a Held or
six Or. Duenner and Hedge were In
greatest demand before the start ana
Towton Field had friends. Towton Field
Ont out the running for three-quarters CT
a mile. Jawbone and Hedge challenging
on the outside at the turn into the home
stretch. Jawbone proved better than
Hedge and came home the easiest OF
winners. and Hedge cleverly took The
measure OF Towton Field.
Samuel Ross came all the way from
Washington TO see Dr. Duenner run. ana
ne remarked after the finish that the
Prince OF Melbourne gelding was getting
old and unreliable.
The last a dash OF five furlongs and a
half. for maiden FLIES OF the two-year-
ola division. was won BY Frank Weirs
tucrea after a mix-up In the upper turn
in which Tea Enough was thrown ana
Harvest Queen was forced ON the renee.
The trouble seemed to have been caused
by Tea Enough and Harvest queen.
harvest Queen. Master Johnny McIas-
CARTS mount. ran into Tea Enough from
behind and threw the Belmont hlly over
against Notoriety. Tea Enough went
down and McTaggart's leg was scraped
against the fence and cut In many places
The lad was not seriously injured. Har-
veet Queen was knocked out OF the race
when abe appeared to be winning. Kill
80 oVnerienced no difficulty in beating