New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24
nvnersFi ghtShy of Kings
County Handicap and
Stromboli GallopS.
81 ANS GO ASTRAY
WHEN OUTLOOK LOSES
e1ly Closes a Big Gap from Bad
BEGINNING, but Runs Second
10 Ethan Allen.
BY HERBERT.

nall vss The day and duiler was the
- a. Jamaica Yesterday. When the
- County Handicap closed, three or
80 weeks ago, enough good horses
~. entered 20 indicate that the fXt-
!, would be one Of the best races OF
"a pee.rc. Il was put on al just this
- n the end that 10 might be sort
= ,yblje tr.s. for the Brooklyn Handi-
=, on Saturday, but trainers were
NV and preferred 20 work their
,',..s rather than race them in prep
..,,ior for the much sought fixture on
!. opening day nj Aqueduct.
10 result. three horses went to the
.,a and August Beimonts Stromboh
,.joved Ntt.e more than an exercise
.,tcp 70 win as he pleased from Sur
.,sisr and ChGr,cstoniAn. With $1,000
,iSsd' the race deserved better Of own
- And trainers, more particularly as
4. petropoIitan Jockey Club counted
:, his handicap 20 hold up an other
"a, weak programme. AS 4 was, there
"a, more Interest in the cheapest sell
:, race than III the fixture which
,,onjsed 80 well Bobby Burns was
.rtt about best laid plans going all 70
,nash 81 times.
That same saying held true also in
Il, tbird race. Paul Powers, Willie
Si,lds and their friends, TO say moth
ROT their friends friends, confidently
yurted on outlook winning the purse.
mere was reason for this confidence,
:, Outlook had 20 be content with sec
ed money.
The well laid plans went astray at
q, post Outlook propped herself
Eghty as the barrier went up, and
,fore Lilley could get her moving
buah Do, which was nervous 70 the
w.nt OF fightiuess, bore over from the
,s,side and knocked her out Of her
rri6e.
To ali intents and purposes, then,
1.look was practically left at the post,
I'D. while she closed an almost lmpos-
fbls gap and proved herself pounds
Z, best. she could not quite wear down
rhan Allen. which had made all the
mining. l. proved the luck, or, in this
lt the il.-luck, Of racing.
Steward. the little negro jockey, went
More the stewards after the finish Of
n first race and complained that TroX-
n. on Edith Baumann, had cut him of
tirply on the backstrctch. The boy
nd nothing 10 gain, as his mount, Fa-
pvr. cane from behind and beat Edith
aumann for the place, but he felt
rived and wanted TO express himself.
I looked from the stand rs If the
s-plaint was justified, but the stew
ris dismissed il without hearing the
wort Of the patrol judge. i IroXler
V, guilty, he should have been made
suffer. as Buxton was on Tuesday,
rahis mount disqualified. As the boy
nd nothing 70 gain, his complaint
hosld have carried greater weight.
Csrlestonian pulled up so lame after
Re fourth race that he is not likely to
seen under colors again for some
ne. A rest may do him good IN other
aspects, as he is carrying mighty little
ISL
Matt VIM, secretary Of the Empire
',y Racing Association, will serve as
steward at the Aqueduct meeting in
ace Of Phil Dwyer
RF. Carman has decided 70 weed
i =, bis stable. and eight OF his horses
I'll be sold az public auction in the
I a3ioek az Jamaica at I o'clock this
4 tienoon. Camnion, Semprolus and old
'ohnie Kelso, no, one OF which IS IN
1 n seven years old, are among those
rith will be offered
Max Hirsch. acting for T. B. Lemaire,
ssght Mack 3. Fubanks from f. Am
v's Clark yesterday az private sale.
The Cleveland Stable Will ship eight
s'ses TO the track to-day by motor
n from the farm at Johstown, y. J.
here will be no lack Of horses for the
u s;sttuet meeting.