New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
, Runs Fast and Brilliant
Race in Winning the
Carlton Stakes.
GAMER ALSO WINS
IN DASHING STYLE
Equals Track Record for DIX
Furlongs in Beating Some
Speedy Sprinters.
Bv HERBERT.

Iobn ". Schorrs Luke McLuke
,...,nor nj the Belmont Stakes, once
,oorr proved himself q three ycaf-Oi'
80 tho HIGHEST class in winning tn'
C,rlon Stakes at Aqueduct yesterday.
Vie defeated August BelmOnt5 Stf0H
loIi Charlestonian and fginnf, ana u
doing il he followed siZzhLG P~C'
under 1875 pounds, stood "hiPPi ~
0rivc for q quarter OF niue ana al
The end drew out TO win n"hd'.y DS
length and a half in the ias1 ''i'' -
i.8s As Tor the mile. ,...,,,.o a.,
,rac track record .or the distance Is
i.3S. set bv Orthodox, with loo po"n"a
nm IN 1905. 80 that the race yeslel oa =
,ras one of the best ever run over '|o
Tbc rumor noated about tnat LG"e
NcIukc had been pulling up ll'"'
scrc i'm his work and credence Was iei
40 this i'm the paddock, as blankets "VI
scpt ON until he was led GU 10 the
rack gate. where Buxton got the Ies
lie showed no indications Of sore,
uess on the way 10 the posi-, peI az
not seem disposed to eNtend Ei".Se'i
n,llv ou., the race Wa on. nc "@'
asst away from the ban tlei' ana Du"-
ON gave MIN three o. iOu' cats .-'
tnc Whip on the far turn 10 rouse nm
and keep him up With the pace ~
ne hc&G OF the long st'ctch me DoE
went 20 the whip aga'n an" Grow nv
col. nard Tor quartcr 90 m'e zee
the need ended. StrOmb"h F" nv
beaten. however. until well "lhln t"r
last sixteenth, but then Luxe McAu"'
drew out f....
The pace. as said before, was .,sd
Stromboli gong to the qua 1Itr ~ W
he half i'm 0:i6 80 anG me So iu'.
longs i'm i'll a-5. Any horse that can
follow such pace and draw our at Int
end 10 win handily. II not easily must
be accorded greatness" ,,...,....
CharlestonIan. winner of the Winners
,an his usuol honest race. but Flgnnv'
bich wa second i'm both the He'fc-
,ol;ts, and TooogCan haudicarS diJ no'
soon, TO be at his best tic was pau
daged behind. which IL dicatcd some IN
so,ndness. even though slight.
Luke McLuke did not run the oh!y
Good race Of the day. Gamer, tnc three,
vear-old for which II. 2. whitney Paiu
so. 800 at the dispersal sale 81 ire Ho'-
land horses recently. won ms hrst race
in the light blue silks, and a rema "a
able one, too, hen he defeated Ade
lido 7. Yankee Notions. Spring boafa
ond Icocharcs i'm the TX furlong nahul-
cap. ...,..,c o,6
with tO5 pounds w hc closed WIN 4
,,rco- rush through 1he stretch ana Was
clockcG in i:l2. which eouoiicd nc
rack record. established by EosugoGcno
under 100 pounds IN 1910.
III. son or Martinez broke we'll IN the
Carter Uandicap last Saturday, but
could not hold his position ana was
onicIlv smothercd. With clear =aulns
yesterday he did immcasur"oly oc'l"I
nd ran about the best race OF ms NJ
Nctcalf. the iockcy, felt the he%Vy
herd Of tho stewards after the tnifd
nc. The starter reported him Tor as
ohcdicncp 81 the barrier with tfogtc"-
i've and the stewards SUSPENDED MN
Cor Che rest Of the meeting.
An unusual happening marrcd inc
.r,b c,cut. The BcvcrWyck St%plc3 .
hanson. the quoted faNorite' ait'I
h. ing escorted TO the post with l'au
horse. decided that racing was ho' 10
a. tho barrier flashed up he took one
stride and then wheeled sharply ABOUT
tossing Marco over his head. Nobody
was 10 blame. as il was just the ugh-
ness Of a whimsical horse.
With Manson left ut the post zap
tain Walkers Afterrlow won purse
lie and Lohcnprin came down through
.be last furlong in close company ana
with whips fving. but the latter Aai-
tercd first. The stewards sent for 0otni
bovs to explain some bGmplng and
crowdirc. but the jockeys had no 1aul'
- find With each other and nc acton
Jimmy Butwell, the Jockey. IS IN a
nod ,nt He has not ridden. winner
s;rce the second race last Friday, ana
HE followers are in despair. The boy
bss been slightly under the weather
and can be expected TO do better from
now on. --..... .o,,,,o -
Those who make oral wagers cannot
scttle hereafter at the track after the
last race. The authorities object 10 any
disp'ay Of money inside the gates.
II time was "A reliable means OF com
harrison The Finn would be one OF the
hest two-yeSr-olds OF the season as
he ran the fastest five furlongs oil the
meeting in the closing event. A.
The son of Ogden-Livonia Is on the
email side. but he seems TO be an over
a racehorse and is likely TO WIN IN
much better company thai' ne met Eea.
terday. John f. Madden THINKS nlghiy
of him and with reason Judging oy ms
performance in turning inc hVe Iu'
longs in 50 3-5 seconds without oe'"s
f1liv extended at the finish
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