New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10

" = -,..-,s Ormesdale ga.-oped TO
/ s NnsV nv. The race es sbllshed IN
% n'',i' the late james r. ke bee
- !,.yssr-old question IS s,', -.
y 80. y. s,on settlement, as the sea
= n .ni young bul the OrmesdaIe
g So Skelv 90 have s lot TO
~ -. n. dis.ributio4 4 me hon0Is'
.bovn steady 'mPIloY,eIhen. ~
= 81 and q, this writing seems
e re- - leading Tretender to the
- ..,r, the Disappointing race OF
v,.is. the racing yessteIdSy wa, was
= . e,,r to provide q Attlng ,, G!ose
,'', .5ring meeting Of the W est-
~ 5,c,rT Association. The pig
,'ikl 80, 49, crowd Of the season, re
80 - the strong card, PLAINLY
'-.5 i' ,hs dsy and the sport. II me
...,.,l;,sn Jockey Club, wnleh opens
- :. Jamaica. can MAINTAIN the
Fy = - he last few days there
- g,tle room for further crlti-
:, Sruu, Handicap, a. six furiongs'
y ~ ca many good .orses that u
-. ...;bis 70 snlt 3. and make two
% - the sixth event did not MI.
- 81 sooe mistake the third race
Wy. AZ ss the sixth and the sixth
~ -, ,tird but trainers were ADVISED
,i,r,7 Of tine, so that there was no
q h getting the horses 70 the pao-
Il q, HE third event. I was mis-
-. y ~ however, and brought about
ri comment. ~, ,,.-.~
:. =. srst half, and Andrew, from
/, osiney Stable, the second, ana pc
I! re- we're Just abJu. the best
-.,,,s in training. Both were IA
-.jIT light weight, but both showed
srs advantage
g,,.skia. which ran second 70 Tro-
!, y he Futurity last year, again
7.sto iustify the confidence OF her
-, and trainer. She had speed IN
I, ,sir3 race. but stopped badly when
!, issl test came
gsrY Maid. in the last event, was
crbs, that rather upset the hgures
"A, hssdieappers. She was asked to
rcd, twenty-five pounds 70 Andrew,
c. he no, only failed 20 do this but
,atsd far back
% NsCshey rode Two winners, and
e;sr TO be gradually settling down
lie form which made him one OF the
a!rg jockeys last season.
lbysn Sands has everything TO rec
-ssri him-blood Of the best, looks
s,.srnstion and speed. Sam Hildretn
N n ides that August Belmont Will
I better represented by this son OF
III Sand-Linds Stone than by any
'.G iEo-year-oli in the stable.
he colt started for The first time IN
q opening race, but ran so greenIy
!g tree furlongs that Prince OF Como
g.,sd gp q zap which could not be
FE,one. Re is likely 20 show marked
sinvtmsni now that he has had some
ulsfsnce.
Ltysn Sands is big and well devel-
ID .or his age and one Of the best
Ai,,si Youngsters seen this year.
% sosi is rich in texture and dark
~ Il color, while there is not a sem
',,,s o. eoarseness or q single blem-
a Rs had worked fast for the race,
2 I'D not seem % know just how 70
Aiss himself until too late.
Coy Fisher Won his first race as a
1+ytar-old when he got up in the
E stride, 70 beat Camellia a head IN
= second event The old fellow, for
~ Fisher Is old 20 hoariness as race
a'"s 20, has never sspired TO great
I" eai he has been a steady and rea-
".-asly true eampsigner.
q sarted yesterday IN his one hun
~ and SEVENTEEN race and earned
: li'y-hrst victory quite a record as
'HHas 90. He was purchased as q
''''ystr-old for $500 and has more
~ paid bis way.
.s byrne took de-, perate chances 10
Y an home in front. but desperate
ssaees we're necessary, so necessary
IL The boy had chosen the safer
\ pn TIC outside second money a.
= would have been his portion.
s.'esd Byrne picked his way through
-'iag FIELD with rare skill and saved
- ground thereby 10 make up II
- 10y the lengths lost in the first
!. ,siiohgs, when Guy Fisher could