New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08

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George Smith. naturally a slow pc So
,-;,rer. was knocked out OF MS St' aut
~ q moment and never seemed ~ -
fnuv extended. Il was not hlS 80
He looked well IN the payGuo'N bo;nC
hears ever. stamp OF qu"ii'!, 80
deem through the heart ana "o''u''
fully muscled. earring
for $1,000 from the estate OF lne "a
Lives r. Keene. He IS Loyalty DiSu,
y1!- he DISGUISE Nethersole. by
- Torrrsr,er+ His third dam was the
dam Of Peter Pan. f-.., so~i.
$50, ,niurv in his first start, and car
80 car on one Of his back tendonSS'
,,tere he was cut His trainer, W. D.
Vo,,rq saws ne weighed 1913 POUNDS
Iron ru- in training last spring ana
Lss not lost 2 pound since. MS Is
,1rsuaI weight for a two-year-oid'
Tbe sun returned 10 his usual duties
~ evervbodv reiOiced. AS result
Saratoga Springs enloyed one OF us
49, and biggest days in wears. Inc
-rendstand croaned. Not a vacant seat
royid he found. while the lawn was
crowded and the clubhouse oulged:
Vo- even in what so often is referred
N az the golden DAYS Of the turf was
q crowd larger. more representative or
rore enthusiastic. II was q trlou.e 20
Tr.sl .bv Jury won the Travers
stakes. first run back in 1854. but Cap
tam E 3. Cassatt did not profit there
lv AS the colt was disqualified Tor
what the stewards considered dehb-
era+e foul on the part Of Davies Just
sf-er tho start. This gave Lady RothA
the race. with Saratoga second ana
Iron Duke third.
Soon after the barrier was released
Saratoga. with Turner Up, on the out
side. carried Trial by Jury over toward
the rail and almost knocked Lady
Rotha down. The FLY recovered quick
~. and going after her field sooG
reached d contending position and
finally outlasted Saratoga in a hard
drive for the place. IN the meantime
Trial by Jury had galloped along IN
front, 70 win as he pleased. Garner
on Lady Rotha. lost no time in lodg-
ing a claim Of foul, and the stewards.
after hearing from Turner and Dawes
ordered the DISQUALIFIED and so
made one Of the poorest rulings OF the
season.
Turner. who is riding under some
charm. again escaped, and Davies was
saddle5 with the responsibility and
FINISHED Dy being set down for ten
davs. There was no question that
Trial BY Jury hit Lady Rotha, but there
was no question also in the opinion OF
hundreds who looked on that Turner
was az fault for cutting over to the
la.. with Saratoga.
Gwynn Tompkins told his friends
that Weldshlp was at his best, and he
spoke truly Edward VI. Yields good
Jumper fenced in fau.tless stvle and
won the North American Steeplechase
in way to establish his high quality.
!. L. Widener's Compliment and Miss
Chamblet's ChUpadero were added at
the last minute, and the former, rated
about the best jumper N training, was
the quoted favorite. even under the
staggering impost of 164 pounds. He
ian a good race and finished second.
but could not concede twenty-four
pounds 20 the winner.
Weldship was in the thick of the
tight all the way, alternating in the
lead with Cabaret and knight Of Merci
The last named rushed TO the front
rounding the last turn after Cabaret
'ell two jumps from home, but Weld
ship again took command in the last
:urlong and came away cleverly. The
son Of Seahor II fairly flew his
jumps, and me crowd burst into ap-
plause each time.
Dinah Do was wilful on the way to
the 50 for the first race and tried her
best 20 shak- Garner, but once the
start came she was all business / =
tended strictly 10 getting home n front.
FLY was hardy cut IF by Fore
cast after turning for home whc Gar
LeI tired 20 come through on the rail,
the boy quickly pulled to the out
size and n mount took com.-and in
q dozen strides and just romped to the
mont she has turned out 10 be one
ol the most consistent FLIES in train
Harry Stevens, the jovial boniface,
played the os 10 so many for lunch
con on the clubhouse balcony that he
rubbed his hands and orde ed anot, r
ne" rug. For one month each year
OF the last fourteen IN . NAL Harry
mas deserta' baseball and the Polo
Cro~nd for ra.ing and Saratoga
Springs Every table was crowded to-
DAY. and he says that in all his eX-
per.ence he lever served 2 big er, bet
ter crowd.
The track was dead and cuppy as the
times for the various races indicate. II
was dryinS out fast, However, AMI
should be fast by Monday.
One Stem -.-'.b ran seco.. 70 .ra+er