New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
aANNA WINS LADIES'
FROM A BAD START
v,,ps Around Her Field in
WI, What Has Been Called the
Oaks of American Turf.
7wn HORSES DISQUALIFIED
s,,mplar Races Along on His
own Account After Falling
at Sixth Jump in the
Steeplechase.

Steeplechase.
Cordran's Flamma upset the pad
,harps al Belmont Park yesterday
o'@ ing 10 easy victory in the Ladies
Y 49,, an in the old days the oaks Of the
4,.,' .sa uas pounds the best. too, at the
',.t,s After being pnched of at the
''s s,6 a bad last In the run up the
s'',. s'",,,rstcb. she raced around her field
10 urn and came away In the last
Long 10 win galloping by four lengths
= ,,s fair time Of 80 SIS for the mile.
1,bn santord's Bally Cliff, t. X.
v,,nns sprite and Captain Cassatt's Fly
- ys,ry were most fancigd 10y close fol-
,.s.r, Of racing form. but the fcur-year-
=. hastings mare q half-siSter 10 Fit
.r,v fairly smothered them for speed
-.., the real test came in the stretch.
Rsuy C!in and Sprite killed each other
- bv forcing the pace for six furlongs'
,,s had nothing left when Flamma chal-
,.,.d and most was required. Harry
p,yne Whitneys Sylvan was an added
carter but PLAYED little part In the
Struggle
1ttl4 Rsdtke. q brother of Herman
p.5,ke. who not 30 long ago was ranked
,roog the leading jockeys Of this coun-
~ was all smiles after the race. He
s,ss no, get many mounts, and never the
,,,k so that his delight IN winning one OF
=. historic fixtures of the turf was good
:. sss He rode a clever race, too, all
rings considered. and showed the excel
Int quality Of perseverance after beins
crowded back at the start.
The handicap for two-year-olds was
nIl Of exciting incidents, which only
ended when the stewards disqualified r T.
csrman's Surprising for crossing and SO
,,dly interfering with Spearhead that the
horse went TO his knees and barely escaped
bad fall.
Captain T. 3. Cassatt established
rrecedent by hurrying 10 the stewards
sand and making a complaint against
Glass for interfering with Spearhead,
which carried his colors. even before the
soys returned TO weigh in. Davies. the
Hekev also claimed a foul, and the
stewards. after hearing Glass in his OWE
defence, lost little time IN disQualifying
Surprising. This gave the race 20 Raj
PARIS Executor, with Stake and Cap sec
ond and Salon third.
The stewards then went further ana
punished Glass by setting him down for
tvs racing days, believing that his rough
riding was deliberate.
J. l. Hollands Gainer. the quoted IA
yorite and winner Of the Great American
S.lkes had a stormy journey IN this
sct He stumbled and almost went 20
hs knees at the start, and then after
uskilg up the lost ground got in a
s1nping match with Surprising just be-
fore the latter fouled Spearhead. II
boxed TO some IN the stand as II Gainer
vas the real offender and brought about
he crowding but the stewards, who were
10 the best position 10 see, thought other
wise
The steeplechase furnished more excite
nsnt and a fat chapter OF accidents.
EIsmplar. which was considered a sure
winner. fell al the sixth jump. opposite
The clubhouse. Brosseau, the second
choice, cut 4 barrel on one Of the turns
ard consequently was disqualified after
finishing second. while MaXlm's Pride. the
Up Of the race. came crOpper at the
ast Jump when eight or ten lengths IN
iont Of his struggling field. All this
opened the way for Nosegay to win.
Palmer who had the mount on EX-
smplsr. was stunned and lay stretched
o1i where he fell. as II seriously injured.
i appears that one OF the following
horses struck him, but he escaped with a
h'd shaking up
Exemplar was not 20 be denied the fun
q racing simply because he had lost his
ockey. With the saddle back on his
launches and the bride dangling. acting
IS whip and spurs. he kept right on
Sticking TO the course and taking every
imp IN turn. He came 70 the last hedge
Z ieng'h behind Maxim's Pride, and when
ne latter fell raced past the judges IN
iont as the crowd howled IN delight. II
'howed that racing IS not all business
sFen With a morse
Aonocacy. which had woU MS last three
iiarts was picked by the wise ones TO
VII the opening race, but after running
MO a contendiug position at the last fur
ong pole he suddenly dropped back ana
pulled up lame.
K +. Carman told some Of his friends
nat Kalinka had worked fast enough 10
sin' but few accepted MS opinion and to
her sorrow, as the Sempronius MY
omped home quoted at 20 10 /.
butNeil almost collapsed after ridlnG
Executor and was 50 iil that he cancelled
me Of his engagements. lie was well
.nough, however. 10 accept the mount on
Water in the las. race and 90 "in a sec
no purse for Raj Pa-r
me stewards announced yesterday tnat
se training license OF William Hogan had
zen revoked. the suspension OF kelleher'
ne jockey. continued and both cases re,
erred 10 the National Steeplechase ana
lgni Association for further action. 1his
~ !. came about because Of the quick I'M
{. ..oYement shown by Bucklhorn III
'erpechase Tun last week.
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