New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-10
-. Older Horses in a
Nav to Set the Seal on
Her Greatness
,avS OF GREENTREE
TABLE TO THE FORE
"a, ID and Ballet Win in
VS. 49, Of Mrs. Payne Whit
AZ Belmont Park Track
Bv Herbert

aonht existed as 10 the high
7 'l' ~ James Buffers comeiy 1t
a'' s.,,lled a, Belmont Park yes'eF'
e ,.o.vear.old daughter Of DIS
ls' ~ Maiden, which so closely
20 her name, conceded big
'ss - older horses, according to
,'ls ..,ls. and won the Autumn High
:. u.ndieap at SIX furlongs down
pigpI H- course ia the most con-
icing way r,r,y Voter
p rrsar.old. which ran seeohu "
~. Row. in his only previous sI"It
t.l'a ...sr was counted sure "iI nue.
~ ~. wise handicappers ana Pauuo.N
b tle +bc theory that the two-year-
cs'e. ~ y" could not give him sixteen
- ny ..sIe weight, but she did hand,
'ahus , ~ and beat him length ana
y t ,s't,1r canning from behind.
ssu 10 oayc Surprising, an audeO
S.e az, ,aei,e pounds and worse
,;nc while the others s'r'Bs,S"
s.'.A sss,eling and dizzy. IL was an I'm
s-y rerformsnCc and once more
Fsss5 gowelv second only 70 H. !.
stl.Y, pnbeateu Regret among tne
li. Ln.,.y,.old dllies of the year aud the
He-{ 'e-.~bsns of her stable compan-
on. Pebbles. .,p.--., ar5 ComeIv
"a not meet this season, when IS
49, for regret an unlntentonaI
o struggle between the two Tor
- y ivrloncs would arouse widespread
h y. Bpilcr is considering retiring
r.~clc now tha. she has again proved
S.-ssf after training OF slightly AT
sztoga Springs o.aLl.
..,e5 by Mrs. Payne Whitney were
~. carried TO the front first by
,,o.,si "a and later by Ballet IN the
81 ,5e i've aar.cfs in the jump
y,sSow Lark aud Noscgay came to
- while Wooltcz cmulated tho eN-
'~ple Of Rcybouu and IAN out on TWO
an. This left only ZeIlwood TO Keep
10 with Ballet DO the last half MILE
"A while they cleared the closing
nm bead aud head 10 was only be-
g5se Tuckcy on Balc, was playing the
u and mouse trick with Waugh.
Chandler on Nosegay paid the pen
~ for most impatient and i'll
;,iged ride. lie kept launching along to
r. to the front If the race was at
N fprlongs instead Of two miles, and
. hurried the geldlng at one OF the
ivrps that he crashed down. The boy
rs1red badly strained leg, but
Tfbs. who fell with Meadow Lark, was
ra Injured.
bpdrsw Niller's Bsc won his second
ne in two days and his fourth in sue
csssi6n By beating Blue Thistle, Fit
saay shd Naiad after furious drive.
He looked beaten half way down the
stretch, but the leaders tired aud But
veil rode one Of his strongest finishes.
Sam Hildreth instructed Turner TO
~ Of the pace with Flitaway, but the
tsy did not dare take back after break
ng in front and earning a position on
he rail. It probably made little dit
srenee, as the tilly does not like TO
ace much over six furlongs.
Striker, the Disguise fouT-ye8r-old,
Which Frederick Johnson claimed out
q selling race al Saratoga last
uonth, ran one OF those races in the
lpsning event which make lovers of
ee sport so eternally hopeful.
he was slow 10 begin and a distant
fiiler for half a mile, but settled
.sEn 70 running n the stretch and
homed through his held like Colin
slih q LOT Of platers.
He closed so fast that it looked al
sssi as if he had dropped from the
toldS and won going away in a COM
l9n gallon.
The Montpelier Stables Amalfi, which
1g credited with a worlds record of
l:Bs for one mile at Syracuse last
yssk, was beaten a head by Syosset I'd
2 The second race, but deserved the
parse.
!osset "a ran the mile and 3 six