New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
With Trojan Scrsics.|
High Noon Wins East,
in Fast Time.
CHARLESTONTAN BAn|
TO HIS BEST FOpI|
John E. Madden Shows a e.
Named Iron Duke, Which
Looks to Have Class.
BY HERBERT.

Trojan, the Futurily winner "A
60 out to prove his quality over 4
track at Belmont Park yesters,,
the disappointment Of a a..
crowd the colt, which ran sueh !, i
pressive race over a heavy ty,.t
Saratoga Springs. was scratehs1 4
was whispered about, moreover ~
the Sir Wilfred colt would nat !.
again this year, as he had earned n
enough for one season.
In Trojan's absence James B,a.
High Noon was top weight AZ n
won in a way to indicate that a y
test would have been provided III
Voter youngster ran the 1--WE a.
half furlongs in 1904 as, only ~
ffths of second behind tbs ~
record, held jointly by Queen X,rr'
rite and Spring Board. He wea e,si,
too, although Butwell did not nv, =,
a chance to do any losfing untB ~
inside the last sixteenth pole.
Small fields again we're the ruk :,
there was far more life TO Tie -
than on Thursday. Chief irtn'-
perhaps, centered in the handies ;
one mile, as all three startsrI N 4
following.
"Whitey" Langdon sent Chrn
tonian to the post in the pink Of ~.
dition, after a freshening up "a !,
winner Of the Withers last m,
proved that he was at the tor \ 81
form once more by gslloping u q.
lance in 1888. He carried ms s.
pounds, but won swinging from Har
( and Thornhill without ever beng 4
down, or so it looked.
Far down at the end Of he ~
gramme John f. Madden showed y,
year-old, called Iron Due, Wild N
| all the marks Of a ~ lat bora b
was no race, as he mai sAM Z
| Slumberer and Pierrettt ais OalI q
ponents, and won gallOpiag in l:nt,
but horsemen enjoyed looking IL
over in the paddock and seeing IN
perform for the first time.
Iron Duke is a rich chestnut IN cor,
/ by Ogden-Saratoga Belle. In esuia-
nation he looks much like his ilasz
/ sire. as August Belmont pointed ",
az! it will be surprising II b ~
! not turn out to be one Of the bssi Z
the present crop of two-yeaf-ods Z
is too late now at this fsg end q b
season to prove the colt againA ga
stars as Pebbles, Regret and CeAsh
but, barring accidents, he should nia
his name as q three-year-old hsxi ~
Iron Duke is a full brother 3 ~
good horse Fayette, and is bred . 4
purple. His first appearance va .
iayed on account of q slight lines q
also because he was such a Big, gs
grown colt that Mr. Madden xanik
give him every chance to MI oa 81
develop.
Most of the horses in the nfss 2
were near cripples. PswhusEa -
four bandages, while Mr.. Specs, re-
shire and Yodeling were content VI
two apiece. Pawhuska and NJ ~
we're the ones favored to hghs ! =
hut two clean limbed horses-Vsss
mara and Louise Travers-ia'S !
the finish one, two, and eaI'A
lions share Of the purse. ,,,.
Andrew Miller's Bac is not S ll,
He was beaten in the third race .:s. ~, !.
TO make it five in a row within y
weeks. Butwell rode far from ; -
race. going up on the outside an I. = y
inc a wide stretch turn when 7, y
the The choice of waiting on the raz :
This probably made little a in 49,,
The winner turned up IN %. ., ~ /,
ve;obted Easter Star, which eis .s., !
big gap and caught the le e q. ~; 49,.
O' Toe McCahey carried Of the TO- l.as
honors, riding three winn e.
mara Charlestonian and nes'"'