The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
Carman Takes His First Race
on Metropolitan Track With
Lady Barbary.
RICH PURSE; FIELD FAIR
Victor in Canarsie Stakes Has
Five Lengths to Spare
Over Tinkle Bell.

htuy barDary walked away with the
Canarsie Selling stakes for two-year- odds
at Aqueduct yesterday. With $1,000 guar
antecd. the stake was the richest event
or the afternoon. but the field was com
posed OF youngsters OF only fair class
| they were so well matched OIL previous
performances that there was little to
choose before the race. the Brooksde Sta
ole's Al Reeves closing favorlte at to 2.
while to l could be obtained against
Lady Barbary and Sarsenet, with 16 20 )
against George Roesch and 8 to 1 against
James Buffers Tinlle Bell the extreme
| outsider.
Al Reeves bolted at the start ard this
LEFT comparatively easy Journey for
| Carmans hlly. She had a good lead
coming down the stretch and though
threatened at the furlong pole by T!nklc
BELL came away and won handsomely
by five lengths. Tinkle bell was eight
lengths In front OF Sarsenet Al Reeves
never could make up the ground lost at
the start and finished absolutely last
Carman won this stake on It's last pre-
vious running In 1910 with Scmprolus.
far more interesting struggle among
two-year-olds was furnished in the first
race a handicap In which the issue was
considered strictly between John T. Mad
den's The Finn and the Brookside sta
ble's Gaelic The former was made ia
Norito mainly on the strength OF fast
privat" trials and when Gaelic got away
running IL looked very much as though
the followers OF Maddens stable had
made mistake. With little more than
furlong to cover. Gaelic was swinging
along In front with lead of i've lengths
on The Finn. Then came one OF tho
most startling changes ever seen on a
race track. As Buxton eased Gaelic for
Few strides Turner applied the whip to
The Finn and the horse with the
slavic nomenclature overhauled poor
Gaelic so quickly that even hardened race
gocrS were astounded. The Finn rushed
over tho finish line eight lengths in front
or Gaelic. which beat Razzano fifteen
lengths for the place The time. l :0l.
was second faster than that hung up
by Lady Barhary in winning the stake
event at the same distance later in the
afternoon.
The track was holding and dead after
the heavy rain and with one exception
big margins separated the contenders. The
talent made "A wise selection In the sec
ond race, In which Rolling Stone started
an odds on favorite. Dartworth and Col.
Ashneadc made the pace for three-quar-
ters Of mile when Rolling Stone Joined
them and rolled homo five lengths In
front OF col. Ashmeadc With Dartworth
two lengths further back
Mrs. VI. X, Farmers Rodondo gradu-
ated from the maiden class In the fourth
race AT six furongs. Belray, tho IA
vorite. began slowly while Rodondo was
always close to the pace set by Prince
Chiffon. and took command in the stretch
TO win by four lengths from Chupadero.
There was a semblance OF real racing
In the last event at mile and a six
tocnth. Butwell on Belle OF Bryn Mawr
IL 4. r. a
Sonny Boy. All through the last furong
Rutwell was crowding his rival to the out
side rail and by these tactics managed
10 retain a lead of neck AS he passed
the judges with Belle OF Bryn Mawr
Ground. the favoritc, was beaten eight
lengths by Sonny Boy. The summaries:
FIRST RACE.
For tWo-y ga r-olds: handicap: by subscription
Of $40 with sIoo added; nve furongs:
Horse and agc. VT. Jockey. Prices Fin
t tnS en- iS S Buxton bST1cn go G ss 30
ss 'ar Shooter ~ hhG tssy 30 even
raLr start; Won easily; The Finn; blk, 6; by
b. {. I. Patterson
SECOND RACE
sor " SO Sn 500 ys sSSrd
EoiiI i $i% q g. u ssSs,,nser. . gu! i
Appassionam.s, in Ward 49,. SOL 81 I
Good start; won easily a rolling Stone. br h.. by
ilsTmenrcc-- RuctIon; owned by c. c. smi'hson
THIRD RACE.
The Canarslc Selling; for two-year-olds: by
Subscription Of $40. starters 10 pay sl5 addi-
tional, guaranteed cash value slcO; hve fur
lioric and age. W. W ,Jochsy Prizes, nm
r %a hS q i iis ksaafs g 20 20 3
Sarscmct, ioi Mccshcy.. 2 even 2.
hfG eS 'SSsG9 a. % b a,we - f so
by Galveston. Barbsry Belle owned and trained rail-
by Il. +. CaTman.
FOURTH RACE.
Tor maiden three -ycar-olds and upward. SELF
Ing by subscription OF $40. with 500 added: six
norss and age W Jockey. Prices. Fin.
thH HdT,S s i los n nSr =. 20 i 81 =
Bs RS,. Chiffon ISs SGsls ,er 81, =
King Chiffon. . los Nicklaus 20 / 81 !
R RsTf 8os. 3, R M.S.6sy 70: e; q :
Bcd rded ady. T.. io7 brady -. 30 IOi
Sig Levy, g. i0t Hammer .. 20i 81 .
Hannah, T.. .... .i07 buxton. 81 FL 10
Time, ils,
Good start; won easily; Rodondo, b. g.. by sir
1Iuon Azhccna; owned By Mrs, NJ. Il. Farmer;
trained by ". Praull,
FIFTH RACE.
FOR threc-ycar-olds; selling; By subscription
pumcttr Beu,3 l0A McCahey n ~ out u
Mr.. Nnlggs. 8. rs sumter. ~ as 90
ySf., E ( ' y s SsTso !, & =
Time, l:2J.
Good start, won easily; Ipmettc Blcu, h. o. by
Rcn Brush Mauvettc; owned by Montpelc
Stable trained by = J licacy.
SlN1h RACE.
For thrcc-ycSr-olds 6nd upward which IN ve
not 500 IN 1919 or lOi e. 81 lllng; by subscrp-
ton Of $40, with sjoo added; one nile aud six-
tenth
:, tiors: and .ge, W. Jockey. Prices, Fin.
s sen q hn @a mr. y M SI%sn 4 g
Orotund, 3 .iOi sumter. 65 IS go
Odclia. D., ...... l05 kedeHs s 81
Assessor, T. ln5 Hammer I0-i 3,
Good start won ridden out: Belle OF Bryn Mawr
b. l., b. Ort Wills Tho Ilclle OF Mayfair: owned
by J. L. Dwycr. trained by NJ. {. Kelly.
star Card for BiR Cycle rrack.
\ star card OF bicycle and motor cycle
races viii be offered at the Brighton Beach
Motordromc for Fourth of July thrill
seekers Saturday night The bicycle sprint
triumv!rate--A American Champion Frank
Kramer. Worlds Champion Walter Rutt
and Jackie Clarke OF Australia--w will clash
In a three heat point race at two-thirds
of mile. Another feature will be the
Independence Handicap for amateurs at
fiv" miles, with Gus Wohlrab, Harry
Kaiser and Donald MrDougall on scratch,
the limit allowance being 6G5 yards one
other amateur bike contest at two thirds
Of n mile and motor cycle races at two,
-four and six miles complete the pro-
| gramme.