New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-25
CHARLESTON DERBY
WINNER BEATEN
Ivan Gardner Runs Second
to Little England at
Empire City Track.

Ivan Gardner, the Charleston Derby
winner, was beaten by Little England
in the second race at the Empire City
track, near Yonkers, yesterday, but ran
well enough to indicate that he Will be
heard from in pretty good company at
the Laurel meeting in Maryland, which
begins next week.
II seemed to be the feeling in the
paddock that he was not quite up to
hard race, and his performance bore
this out. McTaggert rated him along
in third place for six furlongs, but
rounding the far turn the three-year-
old moved up to Little England, the
paccmaker, so smoothly that it looked
as if he would come away easily.
Condition, or lack of condition, told,
however. and he tired in the last six
teenth and swerved out so that Little
England won going away, with some
thing in reserve. Ivan Gardner IS a
big, good looking colt, and stamped
with some quality. The race is almost
sure to put him on edge.
Mrs. Il. I. Miller's Maryland Girl won
her second race in two days, when she
beat Change, cast-off from the Bel
mont stable, in the last event after q
hard drive through the last furlong.
Change was counted the surest win
ner of the afternoon, and consequently
was held at prohibitive odds by those
who quoted prices. She was slow TO
settle in her stride, and good eight
lengths out Of it rounding the far
turn. She closed big gap, but failed
to get up by half length.
K. +. Carman's Cycle was another
disappointment. She had worked five
furlongg in a minute fiat, but was
beaten two or three lengths by Carlay-
crock and Rosemarine in 1901 80.
Founders. who rode Ivy Marquette,
lodged a claim of foul against Davis,
on Cycle, saying the boy almost put
him over the fence on the far turn.
The patrol judge did not confirm the
charge. so the stewards dismissed the
claim, but issued another warning TO
the BOYS against rough riding
The summaries follow:
First race dor two-year-Ulds; purse 500
five furlongs) -CaTlavcrolk, l0j OlscnJ, 10
/ and to o. won by two lengths. Rose
marine. 1Oj WhappelD 10 ! and TO !,
second by length; cycle. lO3 lDaFisl, 10
. and 10 4, third. Time, l:ul 3 .. liecto-
graph Leda and Ivy Marquette also ran.
Second race for thrce-ycar-olds ana uP'
ward. purse $500: one mile and sixteenth
Little England, 10 Grandl, t. ana J TO
T. won 10y two lengths: Ivan Gardner; 100
lTCTaEgerO. II n and TO ,, fcconH ny .
length: I'udercoycr, q Pctrofn, I 10 ] ana
2 10 / third. Time 137 Is. Perth Rock
and CnCnac Robin also ran.
Third race selling; purse, 800; for three
vear-olds and upward; one mileD-Mr SnlgRS'
iO5 sIcTaEgsru, TO I and out. won by two
lengths; Beethoven. rs davis TO ana
1 10 4 second hy ton lengths; MISS SItI
WOOL jOi (ChappelD. 30 TO and 70 !, thiTd'
Tt,ne 1:u 2-5 Roland Pardee also ran.
Fourth race Selling; purse. 800; for three.
vear-olds and upward; six turlongsl-Water
INV lO4 Davis. 2 TO 3 and out, won by 2
isnssih. humiliation 1W Grand, 10 ] ana
fS q second by three lengths; Misc Caya-
nsrb 104 (McTaggerU, % to l and even
tbird time, l:14 ID. Rummage and Her
man Doyle also ran. .,,n. -. 80
FIFTH race Selling; purse, 500; for Two, two
vsar-oIds. five and one-half furIongsl-MaT!
10 C.Iri iO7 (NicTaGEerD. 10 . and TO a.
, ,"rrp Ey half a length; Change, 1O7 Davis.
TO ! and out second Ivy six lengths; essay ,i,y
Maid, lo7 GhapPs,i, a 10 and Nd Gaips5orough also
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