The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-11
|ROAMER first
At AQUEDUCT
Beats Stromboli by Five
Lengths in Brookdale
Handicap.
%
R0CYWIEW DINO TflInn
ROCKVIEW RUNS THIRD
August Belmont's Tea Caddy Romps
in Ahead of Field in Juvenile
fremont Stakes.

New York. July 10-Roamer the most
popular winner in this part of the coun-
Try, made himself more a fayor;te ~
such thing were possible. by running
away with the Brookdale handicap az
| Aqueduct today. Five lengths behind
TINS little racing machine came Strom-
| OOH, staggering and out to the last
| ounce Behind him toddled Rockyiew.
! beaten way off
| Inc race was procession for Roamer
lie shot away from the barrier ana.
never stopped. The more ground he COW
ered the more ne moved away from
Stromboli
The victory was appreciated by the
majority of the speculative elenent
who We're delishted get II TO IN for.
their money, thought the Belmont pals
mad Few followers who figured that
the distance would initiate against
Roamer's chances
Tea Caddy, the steady winning Rock
sand colt. belonging to August Belmont,
captured the 5000 fremont stakes in a
manner that showed he is one of the best
Juveniles around here. Achievement. car
ryinS the silks of r. F. Carman, fin
ished second and Slipshod, a Whitney
color bearer brought UP the rear of tho
money division.
FIRST RACE-Three yearolds and upward: hin,
weight handicap: $50 added: six furlongs Ha.
noVia. 10 tBurinSamel. to S. to s. to ].
won; Helen Bsrbee. l3i Turner) to l. ) to l.
u to l. to l. to 2 third Time. li44s
Suisnntendent. Adams Express Lady Barbary,
Hanson Careorrock. and Vladimir also ran :
SECOND RACE-Three- yearolds and upwards
handicap: steepseciiase; $3.50 added: about two )
miles Bonny Laddie. l52 CTuckeyl. to L. 1 TO-
}. out. won: Cactus Bud, I3s (Allenl, to I.
even. to 5. second: Single Stick. l52 tLee) 9 to
:. to 5. to .. third. Time AZ IS Big Sandy
ana Meadow Lark also ran
THIRD RACE-The fremont Stake Of o. 900: ,
year-ods; SIX furlougs- Tea Caddy l07 jTurperl
D 10 D. to s. out. won: Achievement lC But
" LOUDER. - to !. to l. to l. third Time.
li5. Damrosch. Success and Woodward also ran
FOURTH RACE-The brooklyn Handicap with
u s" added; 3year-olds and upward: one mile
and one furlons- Roamer. Is CButwelD IL to %,
out. won; Stromhoh, l2i Turner. ) to 2 out,
second; Rock View. Ia tDugan). tn . out,
third. Time. 1903 Only three starters.
FIFTH RACE-Three- year-olds and upA ard; SELL
ing; Ss0 added; one mile. Amalf. lis CMcCaheyl
J to 2. even, / to 2 won: O'Sulvan liz (Burlin-
samel. to l. to 2, to s. second; Stouehenge
10. IBnxtoni, Is to /, to |. to I. third. Time,
30 Richard Langdon. 6. NJ Miller Ambrose
Dengro. Golden Prime. Grumpy. Armor Mack Is.
Eubanks. Athena. and Brian Born also ran
SIXTH RACE-Maiden 2year-olds; selling 500
added; FIVE furlongs. Bob Redfeid. 100 Turner,
to !. to l. to S. won; Edith Olgs, los
IT. McTaggartl, S to l. to s. Z to TO- second:
100 (Butueln. S to /. to l, ! to 5.
third. Time. 3 Is Walloon. Belle of the
Kitchen. Payente. Maifou. and Jerry jr. also an
SEVENTH RACE-Maiden s-year-olds; selling
400 added: five furlon:s. Startling. IL (Buxton)
to l. to S. to 10, won; Good Counsel. iog
MckecVerl. to !. to l. even. second: Recluss III
Turner. to l. to l. 4 to S. third. Time I0i "a
loIli. Indian Chant. Tony Fashion Flag Day,
nd Miss Phibin also ran.