The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
TRIAL BY JURY GOES
FURTHER, YET WINS
Taking No Chances, McTag.
cart Goes Around Field of
His Principal Rivals.
SUARPSHO0TER SECOND

Cant T.. Il. Cassau's Trial by Jury
M, a clean cut victory yesterday In
the Ramapo Handicap for three-year-
o,ds at Belmont Park. with the excep-
,,or NJ Regret. all the best racers OF his
.rs eplsn,d behind him and he conceded
,ofeb, 10 all but The Finn, which An
,shed In third place after a rather u
Trim over the mile and a sixteenth route
s,huyler l.. Parsons's S~harps1ooter made
tho mace most Of the way. 10 Civ way
before the rush Of Trial by Jury In the
,,reich and finish second, a length be-
hind the winner.
Tommy McTaggart. row riding better
than any other boy at Belmont Park,
had the mount on Trial by Jury ana
he carefully avoided getting In close
ouar,ers. which would leave n loophole
for a disqualification. such as followed
10 victory Of this sterling colt in the
Trayers stakes at Saratoga. Trial by
Ipry was favorite at 2 to l. with sharp
shooter second choice at IL TO o and
The Finn next in demand at 7 to 2.
The Firms hard luck began at the
start. which caught both him N Hau-
b.rk unprepared. They had Inside posi-
,lo,s and before they could make up
tive 'o.t ground Trial by Jury and sharp
shooter had shot to the front from tne
outside, and the rest OF the Held closed
IN so that there was "A blockade In front
OF the tardy beginners as they ap-
nroached the first turn. Turner o
a chance OF working his way through
the field with Hauberk. but McCaney
chose the longer but safer route on the
outs de with The Finn.
Meantime Trial by Jury had surren-
dered the task OF ~pacemaking TO sharp
shooter, but he never was far away from
the leader and both were travelling toe
fast 10 allow the others n chance to pick
No. Hauherk was struggling along mex
10 last when one OF the bandages on
hs leg became loosencd and he was
forced 10 pull IN. The Finn was slowly
making his way around the field ano
when Trial by Jury passed Sharpshooter
Al the beginning OF the stretch run the
ton weight was moving along so speed
ly that IL looked AS II he n a chance
10 win. The two leaders had something
left. while The Finn began to back VI
q, the eighth pole. McTaggart Away
held his rival safe md Trial by Jut!
wen, over the line a handy winner by
A length. The Finn was third, foul
len-,hs back and hve lengths In from,
Of Lady Rotha. The time OF 80 A.
was a second and a Attn slower thar
ths track record.
There was considerable interest In I'M
frs; appearance on "a metropolitan track
NJ FoXhall y. Keene's two-year-old MY
nlss in Boots. The daughter or Petel
Par-Star cat conceded weight to some
very smart FLIES IN the second race anc
proved that her victory over Dom!nan,
a. Saratoga was no flake by w!nninl
handy from August Belmont's Mala'
chte IN IS 3-5 for i've furloHgs.
Fuss in Boots led all the way, viii
J. mes Buffers Grasp second, TO th'
,zlth pole. There Malachite came VIII
q rush. and for a few moments the back
e-s OF puss in Boots were uneasy
Johnny McTaggart got every ounce h
could out Of Ma!achite, but when he go
within half a length of Puss In Boot
Garner shook the leader up. n sh
drew away again, winning by a length
with a little in reserve, TIL summaries
FIRST RACE.
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