The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-30
GIVES PUNCH BOWL
WEIGHT AND BEATING
Surprising Lowers Colors Of
Cooncy's Fleet Footed
Threc-Y ear-Old.
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CLOSE FINISHES PLENTY
LcocharcS Lands Victory by
Neck and Lohcngrin by
Nose Margin.
CLOSE FINISHES PLENTY

Nose Margin.
T.. +. Coonoys Punch Bowl, which has
made quite a reputation rs a three-year- /
old racer in recent events. met with n I
setback Yesterday when ". =. Carinans /
Surprising conceded him two pounds and |
gave him beating in the Knlckerhocker |
Handicap. which was the feature "f the .
Empire city Racing Association card.
There werr only three starters. and aftc- /
the talent had figured tho situation, Sur /
priSing was made favorite AZ : to &. with !
Charlestonian second choice at to :, and /
Punch Bowl, the outsider. AT the moderate /
odds of II tu . Punch Bowl went nf |
IN thu lead. but Buxton kept Surprising 7,
near the pace all the way. founding the T.
far turn Surprising ran alongside nt
Punch Bowl and after sharp but decisive
duel came away to win comfortably 10y
two Lengths. Charlestouidn never was a /
contender and was beaten i've lengths for /
the place
The third race. a handicap FOR three.
ycar-ulds and upward. AZ six furlongs,
provided u pretty race lsidora and Mr.
/ Specs made In" pace and In the run down
! tn" harkstrctch were five lengths IN front
of Leocharcs, the To- fayorite. Leo
D
turn and Mr. Specs dropped back. leav-
! ing the issue between the favori,c and
/ lsidura. II was a royal battle To- tn"
wire. but McCahc landed Leocharo- q win.
ner Ivy "A neck.
Mabel Montgomery ran away with the
/ first race. for two year-olds Distant shore
! made tho pace 10 the stretch. where Mabel
: Montgomery took command and won in
clever fashion.
". H. congdon's Iohengrin was in
stalled favurit, FOR the second race. al
though the talent understood that the
going was not to his liking. l.ohcngiin
made a SHOW OF his field I'm the first
/ half of the journey and had StcntOr,
which was following him. AT hs merry
! Tay Fay Was fifteen lengths behind WHEN
! "A quarter Of mil. remained, hut Olsen
went TO work on Shccdy's gelding with
such good fleet that the hackers of
/ Lohtnvriu had heart disease as tho pair
approached the Judges. Lohengrin won
by Il nose and Tay Pay beat Stcntor by
five lengths for the place
J. - Murphy'S Martsl was the pitfail
for the spectators in the NTH race This
siN-Ntar-Old maiden was supported at
even money IN fed of seven, lie had
early speed. hut showed a disposition
to stop as quickly as he began. \ six
teenth from home Marte had shot his
bolt and Neylun drov" valiant I" the
front, winning 10y half length from
/ Margaret M.iss.
i. Hogan's Reno was selected to win
the sixth race with +. J Mles's Be and
r \. T. Doyle's patci also well played.
Re had the early foot and led 10 the far
turn. wher" Reno went 20 the front and
won without apparent effort 10y three
lengths The summaries
FIRST RACE.
or sG ggar old. S6cn bay n.yc g9n %9
aided NE ana hal' flriong,.
=, nnr,, ana age w iockry Itces TN
Distant shore : 100 Huiueu 81 10 -
pixie 81, ,.a9 Lorrhand 20 - -
i IdsNS@NST''''- To- o, M NGjiI1 80 =
Time, 100
GuOd start Won easily. Mabel Montgomery
, By 3s>ary AngIc'a owned AMI trained
SECOND RACE
For four year old, and upward non nlnnrrs
At the meeurg selling b. subscription uf $40
with 500 added one mile and seventy yards
Ld @Sris hna age ios wS %Ss ''s 80 !"
ray Pay. 8. lo5 Olsen. II 3 no :,
sSsl,%;,, ,,.o * &, g 9iS'GH );
Mud sill. q IN steward iOi
b Go.dcr,,l legend. owned and trained BY
" a. Congdon.
THIRD RACE
S sab.c "F Of &c. 9Th $50 added a'1 S taP
5 S,., ana age " Nc cssss Ere; o, r Il
y, I.ldora, :. los McCahey.. = even 90
EH:$ $:i 4: s s:ss$ i 4
: Good start, won driving Leo,ch,res 9, by
srSSom'urS Lf'yon1rE 9ynSI by Jon" '"
FOuRIH RACE.
The KnIrkcrhockcr Handicap, for three year
olds by subscription Of SIS, starters $50 add
Sa!PS5,issSssIs n' ~ S Sass@ !: = T.
, Charlc>tonlan s.. ioe hurlnsam", 50 %
Good start, Won ' driJIaa 10 Surprising. c. by
> Marta Santa StrathIon. owned and trained by
X. J. '"r"""' ruru RACE
-usocrp1 dY q SO win 40? aided ;ls farloqss
H2.,, ana Age W. W. <. iosE,y u rr'', ~
M sta,, Mcsr aios huston - IS 3!
-, Mariel, ...... 10 Doylc even IS
u Duncrai2. y l07 Olsen. l5l o.
S RSI BOG ip '2 i TroaIsP = Il
r. Time, M
- ociagon lady Of me valley, owned by Thomas
% Cahiil trained nv " Hrsch
z SIXTH RACE
? Tor three year Odds aud upward non winners
- of two races At thls meeting selngi by sahscrip
. uon ~ SO, with 500 added one mil' Hnd fur
Ilorsc and Age W. r, IoGssy .rrces, F,qq
J., { he ..... lO1 .Nry l0n. .... II 80 "a
~ Patton. =. ....... li3 sumter .... y q
tOgudC NoOln, ! wv N''NdlN. ~ d '
/, Tine. I 81 = r.
Good start won cAsllS Reno. b I by llcnO --
. NJ Bucla. owned and trained by =. Hogan
l. TROTTING MEET HALTED AGAIN
D. Effort win lie Mad" to Complete
Tuesdays Programme To-day.
The subscribers light harness meet
II ing which was scheduled To open th'
~ metropolitan circuit at tn" PARKWAY
track on Tuesday suffered another set
!. back yesterday when a severe storm IN
u terrupt"d the racing afler the first hea
Of the 2.30 trot Nathan AXworhN.
bay stallion by Axworthy, won this heat
making a record Of 2.lil,.
% The programme included the 30 pac'
NJ and the ~ trot, each with n purse %
N $1,000 Tuesdays card viii he complete
D this afternoon II the track can be pu
~ In condition.
=. = EMPIRE CITY TURF NOTES.