New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-30

was none too sanguine.
The aged Peep o Day mare, however
vas in running mood. She sailed away
- front as the barrier was released,
,rd soon had her two opponents Keeling
,,6 dizzy in trying to keep up. shell
.,on. she'll come back" said hundreds
:, the stand. but she never did. and
The biggest upset Of the day was re-
Harrv Shaw finally shook off Blue
Thistle and made brave effort to get
~ under the whip. but the mare also
responded gamely to punishment and
won by a length.
1illey's ride on Helen Barbee, as
,ompared 70 his ride on Lahore in the
.sror5 race. was so strikingly different
sc 70 make many rub their eyes TO be
s1re that il was the same boy. In one
ta,e he looked like the best jockey IN
,ss world. and in the other like the
erudest apprentice. In one case ne
swung MS whip vigorously; in the other
h sat still and proved about as much
ielp TO his mount as bag OF salt.
lahore was a better horse than
l,luli al the weights, in the opinion OF
,bovt nine out of ten OF those VINO
v,,rbed the race. but Fairbrother, on
u, latter. was wider awake to the re
,uir.ments Of what must be done and
"a, his mount home by the width OF q
and In Justice TO Lilley II must be
s,id that Lahore is a confirmed sulker,
az has been in other years, and &C
eording 10 paddock gossip the boy was
vsrned 10 let the horse have his own
vav and not to do anything to rouse
HE temper or distract him from the
work at hand 80,
Lilev did nothing except sit still.
Perhaps he carried out instructions 70
The letter. but he did not earn any
plaudits from the crowd by his policy
Of wStchful waiting.
LazulYs victory was not profitable for
: s. Adams. as Dick Benson, trainer
for James Butler. bid up the mare SSOO
over her entered selling price OF $l,ZOO
when she was offered at auction. MT
Adams kept her for the usual So ad-
vance. As the purse was worth only
$500 he lost $500 on the transaction
Captajn Z. p. Cassatt's Trial by Jury
ran one Of his bad races IN the VIII
ismsbrdge Handicap. Perhaps ne
sulked; in any case, after being plncned
Of slightly in the run up the back
stretch he dropped so far out OF 1t that
!, was surprising even 10 see HIM come
rsttljng along in the stretch, TO hnlsh
third. behind Holiday and Capra.
There is no accounting for the way
some horses run. In his two previous
races Trial BY Jury was sailing out IN
front. but Yesterday he could not begin
10 hold his position in the first dash
from the barrier. Two other cases
we're particularly noticeable yesterday:
Commauretta, which beat Bac head
in race at Belmont Park recently,
has not run within pounds Of that
form since, while Robinetta, which beat
G. NJ. Miller, among others, on Tues
day, could not raise even respectable
gallop yesterday. and under exactly the
same weight and in company little, IL
any better
Sam Lewis. Tommy McTaggart and 9
good many others seemed to think that
lolant had nothing but an exercise
gslop before him in the fifth race. lie
80, the exercise, also a good beating
by Athena. Tommy McTaggart felt
him firing at the last furlong pole,
and went TO the whip in an effort to
hold his advantage, but 10 no avail:
he simply stopped and Athena drlfted
home.
Nose Goldblatt saddled Ball Band in
the last race. and apparently told some
Of his friends that he thought that the
gslding could win. The tip spread like
Wild FIRE. but Ball Band must have
sorked better than he raced, for he
sss fourth at the finish, not first.
The winner Of this race turned up IN
After Night, rather cleverly named
son Of Peep O. Day. Yes, the peep o
c,y comes after the darkness of night.
Judging by the number Of horsemen
Who have made reservations for the
\ gsvanagh Special, which will leave for
Nrstoga Springs on Sunday afternoon,
ne train will have 10 be run out in two
sections. Saratoga Springs is likely to
cow one OF its biggest days next Mon
ay.
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