Evening star., 1915-08-08
RACE OF CHAMPIONS
BuIse Shows True Form and
Wins Sanford Memorial Stakes
GEORGE SMITH IN THE RUCK
Lady Rotha Wins Travers Stakes
After Trial by Jury Is
Disqualified.

SARATOGA. N. Y, August ii. w.
Parrish's Bulse, by Disguise out of
Nethersole, won the Sanford Me-
mortal, thirty ty-five-hundred-d dollar
two-year-old feature, this afternoon.
J. N. Camden's Marse Henry was sec
ond and K. o. Keene's Jacoba third.
1t was a race of champions. To win
Bulse had to vanquish the unbeaten
George Smith. the sterling English
youngster; Col. Vennie, L. S. Thomp-
sons promising Broomstick colt Bromo,
as well as the juveniles, Jacoba and
Marse Henry. The youthful son of
Disguise ran like a grand thorough
bred. He packed the heavy impost OF
127 pounds and won handily.
1t was a good start. Bulse, Jacoba
and Marse Henry broke on practically
even terms, with the field well punched
just behind them. Bulse raced to the
front and opened up a gap of over a
length rounding the first turn, with
Jacoba in hot pursuit, closely followed
by Marse Henry. The rest OF the held
was strung out This order was main
tanned to the wire. Buxton. on Jacoba,
made his bid in the stretch. but could
not get up. George Smith never fig
ured and finished in the ruck.
The Travers, the historic three-year.
the Sanford Memorial. was won by
Capt. E. B. Cassatt's Trial by Jury.
but he was disqualified and the race
awarded to Andrew Miller's Lady
Rotha. This placed Saratoga second
and Iron Duke third. The alleged foul
occurred right at the start Saratoga
bore over on Trial by Jury and forced
him in front Of Lady Rotna, it appear
ing as if Saratoga were to blame for
the foul and not Trial by Jury. Turner
O. 10 tr otn iN,ro fnr
his rough work. Trial by Jury led all
the way and won by a dozen lengths
1t appeared a rank injustice to take
the race away from him, and the judges
were severely criticised for their ac-
tion. Adding insult to injury, the stew
ards set down Jockey Davies. who rode
Trial by Jury. for ten days.
Summaries.
First race, handicap; fve-eighths of mile
Dinah Do, 100 Garner, Is to 10, to and
out. won; Forecast, 90 (Washear), to 2. to
and to 8, second; Brian Boru, 103 Turner),
12 to 1, 4 to 1 and to 1, third Time. LII.
Santo, Saturnus. Blackthorn and Gallop also ran.
Second race, steeplechase: two miles-Welship
oomp1neas. eS M1 ss4 e aeley' " ans ste and
second Knight nS Of aerei liza iSs 'HePdef me
4;ss Cabaret Indian , Azrsw, .Chupaderec ec,aa1 and
Third race, the Sanford Memorial: two-year
olds g, 500 guaranteed; six furlongs-Bulse, 127
CAM, to /, to and 8 to s, won; Marse
Henry. ITO Garner, 10 to I, to and 2 to l;
second; Jacoba, 1Is Bu!ton), to !. to ! and
ts E sasd Col TINE ssnne ss'zs
and 'Damrosch also ran. added starter.
Fourth race, the Travers; 81 500 added; three
year-ods; one mile and a quarter--Lady Rotha,
1o6 lGarnerl. 8 to 1. to l and to TO- won;
and out, third. Time. 2.11 2-5. Pan Maid also
qualified for foul.
Fifth race. handicap; three-year-olds and mp
ward; 5000 added; one mile-Harry Shaw, 112
(Burns), 9 to 10 and out, won; One Step, 1Os
lGarnerl, to l. l to and out second: Coy
Lad, 1O5 Buxton), 20 to I, to and out, third.
Time. la. Reyboufn also ran.
Sixth race; selling: five and 2 half furlongs.
2, won; nlaria. 1o4 OicAtee), IL to /, 5 to I
and to 2. second; Black Beauty; 1o7 tGasnerl.
Tribolo, Harry Gardner, Servia, Helen Marie,
Wayfarer and Southern Star also ran.