The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-17
TWO-YEAR OF
BUTLER SWEEP ALL
Catalina and Marion II. Land
First and Second in the
Fashion Stakes.
HIS HIGH NOON WINS TOO
Outfoots George Roesch With
Ease in Maiden Race That
Starts at High Noon.

BELMONT PARK, t. l.. June 1s.-New
proof OF the omnipotence OF James But
ler's two-year-old string was furnished
at Belmont Park to-day by the result OF
the race for the Fashion stakes and the
triumph OF Mr.. Buffers brand new asplr-
ant Tor juvenile fame, High Noon, In the
maiden race which began the day. Not
content with merely winning the $500
Fashion with Catalina, a light footed
daughter of Ben Brush and Ectarina, Mr..
Butler took place money with the equally
fast Marion H., which was added at the
last minute, and could have won just as
easily as Catalina did IL Catalina had re-
NAMED In the stable. There was no falter-
ing of the courage OF Marion H. to-day as
in the running OF the Keene Memorial,
when she gave II up at the turn for
home and left the Drawer Comely to 40 on
alone and fight II out with Hauberk and
George Roesch. She was running gamely
on at the finish OF the Fashion and be-
having as though she could 20 any dis
lance.
But OF greater Significance than the vic
tory OF Catalina and the highly cred. ia BILE
performance OF Marion II. In the Fashion
was the victory of High Noon In the five
ana n half furlong maiden race. For
on the performance OF George Roesch I'm
the Keene Memorial last Saturday, a rae ,
In which he came from pracdcalI last
place In the homestrs tch and all but
caught Comely and Hauberk. John w
Schorrs star Shoot colt was proclaimed
by many dlscrlm mating Judges the smart
est colt shown so far. and II that esti-
mate was correct High Noon Is the best
colt out. He made n show of George
Rog sea to-day
Ar.
IN order that polo enthusiasts who also
patronlze racing might get over T.
Meadow Brook In due season. and the at
tendance was better than was expect ed
for such an early beginning. Five thou
sand New Workers swallowed their bacon
and eggs In time to get down for the
FIRST race and more came as the afternoon
wore on. A high wind which blew di-
rectly up the straightaway baffled the
runners some but the sun shone brightly
and the gong was tolerably fast
The Fashion. Belmont Park Inherit.
ance from old Morris Park. attracted a
hsld OF seven. OF which Catalina, Hassock
Coquette and Disilusion were overnight
. nominations, and Change and Dismiss,
| like Marion II, eleventh hour additions
| Catalina and Marion H., coupled as the
entry OF the Butler stable. looked good
/ to the regulars, who sent them to the
post favorites at ? to 10. with Dismiss.
u.
Dismiss. the medium of a spirited post
time plunge, was backed from hves to II
! TO 3.
But neither Dismiss nor any other
starter ever had a chance with the But err
/ pair They were in front from the start
and they finished a trlhe more than a
length apart, Catalina out In front with
coquotte third a couple Of lengths back OF
Marion VI. Dismiss was an indifferent
fourth. Catalina's time for the Ave -eighths
Of mile, l ;0l 2-5. was creditable con-
siderlng that she had to breast a gale.
] The connection between High Moons
name and the unusual hour OF the be-
ginning OF the racing appealed to many,
with the result that the Butter candidate
In the first had a following at II to 8.
He was not the favorits. however. Re.
Numbering the aforementioned Creditable
performance Of George Rocsch In the
keene Memorial the talent sent him to the
post favorte at evens or thereabout,
Gaelic, said to be the Brookside Stable 8
best, was in some demand. but not so
Mallard. another OF John Madden's young
sters. II was no race. merely n question
OF High Noon first and the rest nowhere.
for the Butler colt won in canter from,
George Roesch and the latter cleverly
whipped Gaelic fer the place.
w. II Laudeman's clever Ally Kllcrea
won her third straight when she defeated
Louise Travers. Perth Rock and Naiad ir
the mile for three-year-o OF the softer
sex. In which Nalad was the favorito
Kilcrea Lad from the start and easily
defeated Louise Travers and Perth Rock
The last a gallon OF one mile and six
tenth. fell TO Patton. whose most formid.
able rival was removed when Guy Fishe'
scratched. The summaries;
FIRST RACE.
For maidrns two years old. by subscription
OF $40 eech with s4Oo added i,ve and a half fur
Dl Rors and f age ". Jockey. Prices FL,
is1, SG Ros Ss KS&,5' i,s
: Mslisrd,s ....... los T'Tbr,.her iS-i 81
. Good start: won es lily. High Noon, ch. c., by
votcr-Noonday: owned by James Butler; trained
| SECOND RACE.
Of go 3 Oh, with $500 added one mile
si h9r:s snd age W ". Jockey trl"es III
LSuise f,ytiis, 3 los Mctsbe. 81 IS :,
erth Rock ...... 100. sumter. - lilo q
|, NHiad ...,,.... iNt. rander.. SIS SIS
l Time, 10 2-5
GSSd 'r pod Gwnad by WITT f.
tu Sed by + d. Weir
THIRD RACE.
The Fores, H; Handicap FOR 10 and
ri ASF "ad ace i sa 5sSs.y , st:; r?
EP rly Rose. S.,.... ~. MO- ahey IL 30 -
Isldora. iii? Davirs 90. 1875 %
Time TIA ?-5
Good snrt: won driving hard. Tranid, oh Z.
by NOpr-rrue Love: owned by =. l.. Parsons
trained by ". II. Karrck.
FOURTH RACE.
Tho Fashion SNlrs; for two-ycar-old Miles
by subscription ofSl5each starters sl5additional
ST. so added OF wh lch $3.50 TO the second and ST.
, to the third nve furlongs stralghtaway:
Horse and age. VT Jockey Prices, Fin
CAtAlineI. 2.,.,.,.,ll5 kederis. .o-l0 rs -
Marion H.. 2......1ll, McCabe. ,e-t0 as 2,
Coouette. 2........ill. Buxton ...,.. ST IS 81
Dismiss. 2........,1il ,fairhrother1l-6 IS I
J Change, 2.........l 07 NcCahey,...2o-1 81
Has, ock. 2.......,Ili., NiCkaus.,. .20-l 81
DIsiIIusion a.. lO7, Buiwrli 90, i0-i Al
Time. tot 2-5.
Good start; won cBslly; Catalina, b, T.. by Bel
Brush--Rca lhrina, owned by james Butler
trained by II. C. Benson
FIFTH RACE,
! The Sprint Handicap; for three-year-oids an
I over; by subscription OF so each. half forfeit
$500 added; six furlongs suaighnway:
| Horse and age, VT. Jockey, Prices. Fir
Lahore, o. go. II, Nottrr ;.....i?-i - I,
' ypnpro Notions4. lO5, .KfTTick.... 81 6-5 81
5 Grover Hughes q, ll3, N'Crtc ia 6-5
SprinRboard, 5. li8 .Da vics .,... 81 even5
Time. i:li 2-5
n Good start, won rfsily; ahore, oh. e., b.
s Deihi-Nora Creina. owned by John q, Talbot,
| trained by ". ), House.