New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
AmaIfi and StromboIi Run
Second, but Deserve a
Better Fate.
HOCNIR RACES TO
WORK IN MORNING
Buxton Again Carries on Jockey
Homors at Aqueduct by
Riding Three Winners.
Nv HERBERT.

Two horses ran second at Aqaeduet
Yesterday that deserved better fate.
r. T. wilson's AmalG was beaten ~
head By that prince Of cutters stone
henge after being bUfeted about Ike
bobbing cork in the early part. OF tpe
second race. while August Bslmonts
stromboli was beaten the width " .
hand in the one-mile handicap oy an
kee Notions after being caught Vs.
footed at the barrier and losing Tour OF
five lengths.
Wolfe had the mount on Amain aha
was unfortunate. q say the least some
there were who charged Dim with penn
4 bad rider. but then he has been salleo
that before. Be that as u may, tne
horse was knocked out OF ms sstirs
shortly after the start, and before ps
could recover was bumped again ah so,
then again until Wolfe found himscii
in last place. fully ten lengths oeh'""
the flying Stoneheage.
1t looked like a hopeless case, ou' w
boy was ambitious, IL nothing more, 81"
set sail for the leaders. One by one -
passed the other horses untb onis
Stonehenge was in front, but the over
land journey he was forced TO tsSe coz
more ground, and while Amaiii gaiheu
at every stride the race was Just pns
stride too short and second money Wa
his portion. ~
Jimmy Butwell rarely is caught OF
his guard. but he could not get Strcn'-
bolt TO break as the barrier nasheo ~
in the third race. whereas Yankee No
tions WIS of or his toes and wing
This made all the difference IN the
world. The Yankee colt, after cutting
OF Governor Hughes on the turn and
then racing him into submission, cane
away at the head of the stretch 70 WAS
looked ike an easy victory, but sud
denly found a battle before HIM
Stromboli was a good six lengths out
of il turning for home. but Butwell sat
down to ride one of his strongest m
ishes. Unfortunately, he mad TO submit
to a Dumping match with Nandergrlt
before finding clear sailing, and ali TINS
proved too much of handicap. Strom-
boil got TO Yankee Notions inside The
last sixteenth pole. but there he hung
and was beaten a short head IN a turi-
Gus drive.
Hocnir, three-year-old belonging to
the Beverwyek Stable and little known.
except to the rsilbrds. won the Union
Selling Stakes like a fair sort OF colt.
The railbirds had seen him burning
up" the track in the morning ana whis-
pered it about, so that those Who
quoted prices quickly cut from 10 TO
to 4 to ]. He turned out to be real
live tip and won cleverly enough from
Pomette Bleu and Undaunted.
Sumter's efforts to ride whipping
finish on Undaunted were pitiSble. With
any kind Of a smooth ride the Stan
+ Shoot fliy, would have been secopd h,s
2 stead 0i third ssG
doe ROsenield finally was gradustcd
from the maiden class in the 18th rae,
He did not run out as when racing the
reverse way of the track at Belmont
Park. and managed TO stsgger home a
length in front of Beethoven.
Buxton again carried Of the jockey
honors, riding three winners Stone
henge. Hoenir and Coquette. Butwcii
accepted only three mounts and vas
twice second and once unplaced.
J r. F. Carman, who has been racing in
the Vest, arrived here with his stable
on Monday and started Lady Barbary
+ in the last race. She gave a fair ae-
/ count Of herself, running second to
CoQuette.