New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
MARYLAND Girl, Beetho,,,
and Water Welles SEQ,
at Empire City.
FATHER BILL" DAILY
ALSO WINS A psr,
Ella Bryson Gallops Hon, I.
Front of Lily 0rme, Hama.
capped by Poor Ride

Mrs. R. I. Miller thinks n. c..
New York Fair at the Emoi,. :
track should be encouraged u.,.~l
institution. Her eOlors, esris.. !.
green cross ssshes, were carr, I
victory in three races, whils A..
just failed to make it four By mr.
second to Father Bill" DAYS. p,
the last event.
Mrs. Miller's winners were Mr..
Girl, which made all the ruoni., !.
beat Hectograph and four Other !.
year-olds in the first race; Beesk.'-
which slipped far enough avsT n
Tay Pay in the early part OF b, s:|
to beat the Stalwart gelding 70 "a, u
and Water Welles, which made , ~
of his three opponents in the 90
race.
r. F. Carman's Ella Bryson VA n
other winner Of the day. 81. n.
Culvert into submission roupdi,e y
turn and had plenty left to hoI y
badly ridden Lily Orme safely ! ).
stretch.
Tice, on the last named, to.t ]
sharply and pulled TO the outsid, 4 y
home corner, when with a lii, II
thence he could have saved two Or 81
lengths by slipping through on d, :
1t was a poor move and cost d, =
any chance she had Of winning.
Hammer, who rode Culyert Frs v
fore the judges-0'Neil Seyisf n
Russell T.. Tucker and lodged ~
of foul against the winner q n
ground that Davis grabbed his ~
in the run around the far turn. DxS)
when called, denied it, and withos, n
frmation Of any kind no action =
be taken.
R. F. Carman, jr., borrowed n
colors from c. r. Fleisehmsnr u
started Marvellous in the fra. ~
His bow hereabouts as an owug q
fairly encouraging, as the geldnf 4
third, beating mis- fathers hone n
Jennings, among others. The latsi Z
counted on to win, but she kept I'd
ing out all the way and could I'd
reach a conteniing position.
Turner reported i'll, which sadly !
pleted the ranks of the jockey
left Johnny McTaggert as tie Il
rider of any real experience.
Archie thinner had engaged TN
to ride Stars and Stripes in the Z !
race, thinking the purse was Voc,
he lost faith when it was neeesn1
substitute Chappell, and well IL q
as the gelding finished third.
McTaggert rode one winner ni I
second horses and only his good i.
ment and strong finish landed Arn
in the place.
The summaries follow:
First race SELLING. for twc-ygtz
purse. $500; five Observation-Disclosures Z
lO7 CPetrofD, TO ] and to 5: "
two lengths, Photograph. III (NcTan.
to . and out, second, by four 60
Marvellous. lO7 Grand, 10 / and
third. Timc, 1901 2-J. Leda, Eh
nings and Saxin also ran. Sa1iE *
the poet
Second race SELLING: for three-ysr
and upward: purse. 500, I'VE funNp
Ella Bryson, li2 1DaYsl. 4 10 )
70 (, won by two lengths; LILY ora
,Tice), Il 10 > and 20 10. second
lengths: Miss Brush. ~ (Mciagfs
TO and 10 g. third. Tine ~
Culvert. otto Floto. Whisper bes
Miss Primity also ran.
Third race tspllnE; Tor thrse.Ysr
and upward. purse. 500. one mAtl-
thOven. 1OJ ,McTaggertl. . % ! ~
>. won BY two lengths. Tay Pay ~
sem. { 20 and I 20 {. second "
lengths. STAR and stripes, lU3 lSais
q 10 > and 8 10 ). third. Tine ~
Captain swanson and Short orc6 ~
Fourth race selling Tor all ases
s4OO. FIVE and a hslf fuhonrl-'
Welles. III Davis. / 10 ana -
10y three lengths, Aitawaha, ~ -
ers). y to ! and , 10 ]. seeond
lengths: Hermis Jr, III (Aurfay.
and to ). third. Time, l'0' w"
also ran. .,-......
Fifth race selling for thres-is
and upward. purse. $500; I'VE 49,
Phcw, 100 Hammer, 70 J aaa
won by length: AVIATOR ~
gert), . - ] auu I 20 .. secona
Chaser, Jos tO'N"ih. ) 70 !
third. Time. l.0i 40. song
Duncraig. Herman Doyle sain"
Captain Jacobs also Fan.