New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
perthshire Gallops to Easy
Victory in Garden City
Selling Handicap.
CHASE MARRIED BY
MUCH FOUL RIDING
Ioe Rosenfield Runs All Over the
Track, but Stablemnte Goes
10 His Rescue and Wins.
BY Herbert.
GO. Herbert DaleyD

p.lr,ont Park was picture yesterday,
and goodly crowd turned out-the
bird biggest OF the meeting in fact-but
-. racing was below the standard Of
.e,.;o,s DAYS on the whole cheap lot
:, horses went to the post. and cheap
,,rses mean ordinary racing and poor
sort So 1t was
p,,,hshire won the Garden City Selling
us,5icap from Lohengrin. Any Port
- Guy Fisher without being hard
,-sssed. while Gun Cotton captured the
.,s.,lechase after meeting with enough
,,,srference to discourage any but the
..,,sst These races were the features.
- features they could be called.
The stewards overlooked a clear duty
a. not disouahfying Adventures, which
=, second in the chase. They would
lave had no option II the mare had won.
=. Hannigan, who had the mount seemed
,,,.nt on winning by foul means IL not by
"a, He allowed Adventures to bump
"a otherwise interfere with Gun Cot
-, two or three times IN the last half
"a. and while thwarted in his efforts TO
-, he mount home in front deserved
.,,,ishuent. lust the same, under the clear
later OF the rules. Rough riding must
~ discouraged over the jumps, as 1t Is
A,,pr discouraged by the stewards who
p-ssde over the fat racing.
"a. Rosenheld Is a speedy three-year
"A but a most uncertain one. The day
,,v come when no will learn 10 follow
~. straight and shortest way TO the nm
:, line instead Of ducking here and there
:. winning all over the track. When II
s.,. he will win some purses for David
Svenson. who bought him from John T.
|. s6den on wednesday for price some
thing under 500.
loo RosenAeld started in the second
rare Yesterday. and after blazing along
in front 10 the far turn took it into his
rbirnsical head 10 see how much ground
n, could cover. and finally was restrained
orlv by the outside rail. Fortunately for
NJ stevenson. Bartlett proved much
rore dependable second string TO MS
.sv and. working clear at the last fur-
ing pole. pulled down the purse whlch
a. stable companion so ruthlessly tossed
ivay.
Joe Rosenhelds swerving propensities
q, Sumter a suspension in his previous
"a. and Butwel, much stronger ooY'
,srld have suffered the same fate If any
,...s had been near enough 10 meet with
-..-ference. When the colt bolted full
,,,vD man would have been as helpless
a., ,ar-vear-old boy to direct the order
Gks going.
es-,er Maid is one of the best looking
Gas OF the year. and, according TO the
nj birds" she has been burning up the
M In her work. on top Of this MI
y,ssn expressed the greatest confidence
sh,r ability to win the last race ana
r,5s no secret of his feelings Charter
hid ran unplaced; il takes more IMAM
E1 looks and fast work In the morn'hs
bvn races in the afternoon.
Sne excuses could be offered Tor the
s.at OF the Star Shoot hily as
4. vas crowded and banged about in the
a,y mart OF the ract, but If she was the
nj good two-year-old indicated by her
trk and her last race, when she ran sec
a. 10 Razzano, she would have peeh
Er,ing clear Of the rather ordinary heid
Sn the even break, and so free from
l n Reference. II was a slow race 100
"A ~ Considering the dead track.
SAT. Wilson scratched his horses Oh
Ecvsnt OF a death in the family.
4 lanes Buffers Gnat is well named one
4 Iy Voter-MosQuito.