New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-08
Comedies Weight to Good
Field and Beats Mala-
chite by a Length.
SWISH GETS CHASE
BY STEADY JUMPING
Bedrick Disappoints Crowd by
Letting Blue Thistle Go With
out an Opposing Bid.

Letting Blue Thistle Go With
out an Opposing Bid.
roxhsU p. Keene's Puss IN Boots
,-oved q little more eonclusively that
=. as, the best two-yesr-oid Of her
-, seen under colors this season at
Salmon, Park yesterday afternoon.
TIs dainty daughter of Peter Pan
s..- Cat picked up l2i pounds, and,
-vins away weight in chunks 10 SIX
- ones. carried the famous white,
- srots IN front all the way in a
s-1-furlong race for Niles IN the cred
~ time Of O:Bs 3-5. But II was
-. 60 much the time as the way she
E,nosed Of Ms'schlte. one Of the best
vo5pesters from the stable OF August
h,lmont and Grasp, one OF james
prtler's smart wo-year,olds.
Wfsn Pass in Boots beat Dominant
4, the United States Hotel Stakes she
"a. IN receipt Of twcnty-three pounds
80 his mitigated against the clear
80. 70 her title. But yesterday she
r.s giving from twelve 70 fifteen
.,r,Ss 20 the others, and could have
-, bv lengths had Garner ridden her
-, As IL was. he merely shook her
M when Malachite rushed up, and
I,rgth was plenty for her margin OF
victory. o.
ain 7. 3. Cassatt's Trial by Jury
,syillrd the crowd wh,n he beat
s5arpshooter from the stable OF
Sebuyler l. Parsons in the Ramapo
g,n6icap for three-year-olds at one
~Ns and a sixteenth In this the
T;rn made 8 brave ending Of bad
bsrjnning in getting home third az
,,r being practically left at the post.
There was something more in that
: Lte down the stretch between
Tommv McTacgart and Tommy Davies
.s,n the crowd knew, for Davies was
1dlrr his first race since leaving the
snplov Of Captain Cassatt 1t might
ave been that he was a bit too anx-
iops 70 win. for he rushed Sharp
.boo.er TO the front and kept him
,Ssr, as long as he could. And then
/, came down 10 a question OF JOCKEY
ship, and Tommy McIaggart won.
The hard luck which seems 10 fol
law Hauberk was in evidence again
Yesterday, FOR just before the field
reached the first turn a stirrup leath-
Of broke and he was pulled up.
7. was Ladies Day. and bigger Off
Say crowd than usual turned out.
There was q greater number Of race
roers in the stands. and apparently
sor,e were seeing their first racing at
the track. judging from the squeals
Of excitement at every jump during
the steeplechase. ..
Little Hugh developed a streak OF
temperament as the field went 70 the
most An the Trouville Steeplechase Han
dicap and danced and curvetted around
In the middle Of the field for fully FIVE
minutes. When they were sent away
Little Hugh settled 70 the business IN
hand. and, as things happened, came IN
second 20 Thomas Hitchcock's good
Jumper Swish, which won most handl!y.
The Jumping was nothing out OF the
ordinary. but the crowd voiced its ap-
proval at almost every hedge. Only one
fell marred the race Two jumps from
home Eadbald bobbled and did somer-
ssult. Williams, the rider, had a close
call, but escaped unhurt.
wv. Hedrick, IT,, the demon runner
up In selling races, allowed them 70
lead Blue Thistle back 70 the Hallen-
beck barns without even so much as
hundreddollar bid, after the son OF
Blues Wild Thistle had won the Rock
vile Centre Selling race, at seven FUR
longs, which opened the card. The
crowd that usually gathers around the
judges stand seemed disappointed
Hedriek's entry in this race was Jesse,
Jr, ridden by q mite Of lad by the
name Of Gartner, who looks as though
he was just out Of a kindergarten.
j. P. Mayberry did not saddle His
Nibs yesterday, or Cock O. the Walk on
Monday as he Is III al home suffering
from an attack Of nervous prostratlon,
caused by worry over the accident TO
his wife az Saratoga Springs last
month. Nevertheless, His Nibs won
easily for ] F. Johnson, jr, and
Msyberry In the mile race for
platers Of the three-year- and
upward division. He broke in
front and made every post q winning
one. Jawbone disappointed again, for
ne was the tavOrite, despite the pao-
cock tip on Watertown. Jawbone quit
utterly, and fourth was the best Water
town could do.
J. o. Talbot had one winner, how
ever, for his Sand Mark earned
brackets in the five and half furlong
'telling Attain for two-year-olds that
closed the days sport. i was perhaps
the best finish Of the day, for Sand
Mark and Flag Day were head and head
down the stretch from the quarter pole.
VIII Wallace will ship the horses
under his care to Kentucky to-day.
These include Senator Camden's Luke
ana Marse Henry, Primero. owned by I.
Z Mcdowell. and his own good young
Iers' Big Smoke and PoekichOo.
clifford A. Cochran has decided not
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