New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01


udiko is a bay FLY by Golden Maxim
SANDY Bar, owned by J. G. oNnard
md trained by NJ. Smart. II seems
A,t she had been working so well that
- Hackers we're convinced that she
'"vl5 heat Feminist and the others
Vaosod TO her in the last race, and
10 Tin spread from mouth 20 mouth
so4.nidly that most everybody seen'eu
10 be talking about her.
TSose who visited the paddock were
-, particularly impressed with her
49, and those who saw her struggle
$40 few minutes later. six or elght
iaDgtbs behind Feminist. were not i'm
rres,ed with her performance. LOOKS
- NOT make the raeehorse. an9 no
So,,bt Udiko is smart tiily. but she
lacked racing experience and dla hol
Ioein 20 run TO the promise OF her
trials. In fact, according TO one
.locker. she worked much faster thah
sbe raced. II may be well 10 give her
smother trial before passing mai luag-
ment. but il does not look as II she
viii turn out 10 DO so good as her
owner and trainer expected.
SUGGESTION No. Q: Bad actors at the
barrier are q nagging worry not only
for the starter but for everybody a,
Tho track. They bring about genera!
confusion among the other starters II
-bev do not work real damage, and aIto-
together the plough should be thelF
Mars Cassidy must be gifted with in
finite patience. and IN any case ne
worked wonders YESTERDAY in getunS
lie 6el6 Of so well under handicap
,lat in two cases. at least, looked
practically insurmountable from the
stand.
DeDgro. in the first race, was mad
horse. and after delaying the start ten
minutes he took two strides and men
manned himself 50 suddenly that Iur-
rer went fving out Of the saddle. ana
the horse himself. on Mr. Cassidy
own words. stood straight UP on ms
head for a good two or three seconds.
He would not be missed II VI. A. Col
ton shipped him back TO the West.
In the fourth race only four horses
went 10 the post, and vet another de-
Inv came. as Rolv was wilful, Razzano
.0o ambitious 10 get of and Top Hat
.ctuallv vicious The last named trled
20 bite Razzapo, and did succeed IN
,5ckinc Rolv. The kick hurt. TOO. as
the colt stood for almost half min
ute with his foot of the ground.
All this had an effect on the race
Figinny went of to win as he pleased
Roly. with an aching leg. no doubt
was game enough to chase him all the
way. Pazzano lost most Of his ambl-
ton once the barrier went up, while
TOP Hat appeared TO sulk and did not
settle down 20 racing until full
twenty lengths out Of It. The race
must be forgotten. II had no real
bearing on the true form Of the four
horses. or. in any case, that's how 1t
looked 70 a good many
Suggestion No. 5; The weather was
bright, cool and refreshing, which is
Just little bit more than can be said
about the racing.
Most everybody seemed willing to
admit that Distant Shore was the class
Of the second race but most everybody
seemed 10 question his ability TO go
the distance. Billy Karrick had no
doubt on his mind. and so advised such
Of his friends who asked. A couple Of
recently graduated maidens were the
ones picked 10 beat him, but Distant
Shore fairly stood them on their heads,
Is the saving goes. TO win easily.
August Belmont's Fernrock lost two
OF three lengths in boiling from the
middle Of the track to the rail, inside
the last furlonc pole. in the Canarsie
Stakes. third in the card. II was well
for him tina, he was clear of his field,
otherwise disqualification would have
been his portion. AS it was. Success
almost wore him down. but he was
game enough 10 stand Furnishing fin
ISL and so won by head
Jimmy Butwell was not so much in
evidence Yesterday. He won with Bac,
which outclassed his two opponents in
the fifth race. finished second with All
Smiles and was unplaced on North
light
Quoted favorites were again proml-
rent. five Of the six winning. Watch
now for the striking Of an average.
MI