New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
Kaskaskia Raced Out !,
an Early Duel with
MOntrosa.
PUNCH BOWL BREAKS
THE TRACK REC0pn
Luke Proves Disappointmeu, =,
a Fine Days Card at the
Saratoga Track.
fBr Telegraph 70 N. rrf,n..

rBy Telegraph 10 The Tribun.i /.
Saratoga, - Y. Aug. 4.-RiA..,
Carman's Lady Bsrbary, three tir.
winner about New York, sdssI -
Spinavay Stakes Of $1,000 or -
abouts to her accumulation Of vissi.s
this afternoon when she defest,S'
field which included the brilliant r.
kaskia, the light-footed Montroa -.
James Buffers sluggish mare Cst,f..
at five and a half furlongs in tie ~
tling good time Of 1905 fat.
Time was when the Spinsvay v,.
$4,000 race, but it probably ney,,
trscted smarter FLIES than Ladv d.
barry, Montrosa, Catalina and Ks,,..
Lila, and, besides these. Menlo Pa
Broomleaf. Royal Martyr, Busy ~,
and Turn Turtle, new one stsrtsS
Lady Barbary was an added STAR.
[ but the action Of the Carman stsbI.
adding her did not prevent the er..s
/ from making a fayorite Of Kssss.,..
or from playing Montrosa heavly. q.
had run a rsttling good race with E,'
kaskia At Yonkers.
/ Montrosa. with pull OF trr,,
/ three pounds in weight, stepped Az,
I from the barrier as though she irt~{
| ed TO turn tables on Kssksskia .,
| for half a mile she led Harry
knapp's big. fine-loosing FLY q der,
/ life. But she finally succumbed "a 4.
/ speed of Kasksskis, and the Yam.
/ filly led into the homestreteh ~
what appeared to be q winning msrr-
Issue Comes in Stretch.
But the sequel proved that Kssct
kia's hard chase after Montroa kl
exhausted her speed, for when al,
Barbary, which charged swiftly h.
behind on tho outside, challenea !,
the last furlong, she quickly gave n
! and the Carmsn flly won with s6r,.
thing IN hand. Lady Bsrbsry is pls,
little flly by Gslfeston out Of Bs.bsu
Belle (she a daughter Of Wstereres
who races away above her looks q:
size. Neylon handled her cleyeriy q,
afternoon.
The Spinaway was run over fsr
track before a crowd OF 1000 men a.:
women. II was the stake festurs Of a
attractive card of seven races, on. 4
trem special sweep Of $3.50 each, b
which Rsl PARIS the Governor. Andrss
Miller's Mary Warren, Clifford Co4.
rams Connemara and Captain Z. z
/ CssSatt's Humiliation started. Thss
socistion's contribution 20 this ints.
esting event, a sprint Of six fUrlofr,
was a sky-blue ice-Wster cooler. vhH
after the finish was filled with va,
and speedily empticd by the clubhsss
contingent.
Mr.. Cochran paid for the wine, y
cause Connemars, after stopping Mar
Warren in the first half. withstood n
homestretch challenge Of tho Goserr
TO win by about half length. N
Governor was fsyorite.
T.. +. Cooncy's smart three -yesf<s
Punch Bowl broke the Saratoga trss
record. I'LL 30, e19sblished BY besn
IN 1909, when he won the fourth nc
in I'LL fat. Punch Bowl was sbout &
equal favorite with Hocnir and Hsr-
Payne Whitney's Forum, appearing r.
the first time as a three yesr-old, ~
in some demand.
Punch Bowl in Haste.
Punch Bowl wasted no time. \
hurried to the front in the first furic,;
and stayed there 10 the finish. ~
contender was Forum. which came frrs
long way back, but he never seriovs'
I monaced Mr.. Cooney's colt. Ufe'
Jimmie. another brand new threeJer..
old, brought up third. Hocnir fes,'
the water tco deep. He is only g.
loway.
Luke, carrying the silks Of Sena'''
]. y. Camden. made his Eastern ces...
in a sprint of five furlongs and h'
for two-yesr-olds Of both sexes 81
was beaten by John Z. Madden's Chsi'
ter Maid and Herbert l.. Pratts ni'
zano. TIE Peter Ounce colt was y
odds on favorite, in spite OF his bei'
den of 1913 pounds. and he made ~
race hot for half a mile. but Chsrf'
Maid got TO him in the homestretch ~
made him stop so badly RazZsno AZ
beat him. Luke probably will do oe''s'
another time. He was lame not le'.
since and John Oliver Keen had y
frightened him up for this afternocr'
performance. Nevertheless, the ",
formance Of Charter Maid was his'3
creditable. Obviously she is g..
flly. She is a daughter Of Star s'',
/ anO OnaTlcf queen. DHt wiz ". -
to beat over distance Of ground. !,
J Richard r. Wilson was disappoirr'
at the defeat of Montrosa in the ~.
away, but the day was not without y
terest 10 him. His colors were breuf'.
} down in front twice. Montresof
four-year.old hslf-brother 10 Monrss
won a mile selling handicap for r'ar'
and geldings in 1888 AS and fes.
, Eyes defeated a bunch Of lower srs''
platers at one mile in LAO.
John Sanford, the Amsterdam SPAR
man who is having his troubles
France, won a maiden race for tsr,
year-olds and over with Clif fisc,
good looking son of Clifford and kls.
field. Cliff Field easily outran nv.
tier. Pebeco, Dancing Master -
, Kehtoh a,
Boves, who was reinststed by y.
Kentucky Racing Commission the o'n., s.
day. will ride for James Butler As ~.
as the Jockey Club grants him Ice.
Mr.. Butler, who has many briliisns'.,
year-olds, has taken second call o. n
services. First call is retained " =
G. Yanke, who has no younssN,lL.
Bovet is a first class jockey. ne ~. y.
Pennant brilliantly last year ID y
Futurity.