The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-27

back, beaten as Borrow moved up to
within "a length of Tartar. which still
was following with Infinite patience the
pace set by Roamer.
As far as the quarter pole the idol
OF a year ago went on with even stride
and maintained his advantage OF a
length and a half without apparent
enort. Then just as 1t looked as II he
was going to triumph easily 1t was
noticed that Butwell was a; work and
had given Roamer a touch of the whip
to keep him up to his gait. Borrow. on
the outside. was gaining slowly but
surely, and as the trio Cane into close
view at the sixteenth pole Roamer was
fighting hard to maintain a lead of half
. length, with Borrow almost Tapped on
Tartar.
lightweight shoots Out.
McTaggart steadied his mount for his
first and final effort, and while the two
heavyweights were staggering under
their burdens the lightweight shot out
from between them. 1t was only fifty
yards from the wire when Tartar's thrill
ing dash took the lead away from
Roamer. but IN those last few strides the
Ogden gelding went away 80 fast that
he won by a length. Butwell and Notter
rode doggedly in the battle for runnerup
sttt tchlth'I hsN VIII Nil'ukh " Atht'
the place by a nod. The struggle of the
three leaders had been so keen that few
noticed the other trailing in headed by
Rock View ten lengths back.
There were plenty of other good races
to help make the best days sport that
has been seen on local tracks this year.
In the Hudson Stakes, for two-year-olds,
James Butler scored n popular victory
with Paddy Whack. a son OF Celt-
Network. That race provided another
disappointment for Harry Payne Whit
ney. as Emden, which ran in l.. s.
Thompson's colors. was touted as the
fastest youngster in the stable. Emden,
which is by Broomstick-Miss Hamburg,
was making his first start, but the repu-
tation o: Trainer Rowe for WANING the
frst time out caused him to start a
slight ~favorite over Paddy whack, which
had a stake victory to recommend him..
Emden Runs Grecnly.
The wizard Rowe failed in his
speciality for once, as Emden ran greenly
and never gave Paddy Whack serious
trouble. The Butler colt won by three
lengths, with Emden two lengths in
front OF Damrosoh, the best of the Bel
mont pair.
Favorites were beaten all along the
line until the fifth race. when +. Man
nix's Sleuth rewarded the confidence of
the public by galloping home first Old
Salt repeated his victory in the steeple-
chase over Syosset. much to the disgust
OF the experts, who expected a reversal,
and In the first race J. S. Ownbey's
Wanda Pitzer beat He Will and Etrus-
can, both Of which were more fancied.
The last race. for two-year-olds, was
. hummer. four OF the nine starters
finishing almost on a direct line. Joe
McCahey came through on the rail with
J. f. Davis's Plumose and snatched VIC
tory by n nose from August Belmont's
High Horse. l.. J. Carey's Tribolo and
c.. A~lexandre's Ataka were in the bunch
heads behind. The summaries:
FIRST RACE.
subscription OF SO. with $50 " added: SIX fu Ey
I HSsss : Tl; Ass: SIX. Ms, u !essss: = ET''f g. r II
Etrnscsn. B.. 10: Buxton...... - rs .,
H. Hsl %i s. siS;,,. Aft III. hsEsh. WI: g 7slS g
Palan9uin. q. II ITroxler, 80. 81 50 S
s siSsi. Teresa, 5. .i 30 RBS onEI,Ss IL %
Good start; won Hidden out; Wanda P!,zer;
trained by J. S. Ownbey.
SECOND RACE.
Steeplechasc: selling: for four-year-olds and
upward: by subscription Of $40. with $500 added
o SPF ssi; 1 Ass: 81 81. .p !Sssss; !, Prices. FIJI
Gun Cotton. a. 1879 Howard, 81 al $40
S s.sss; g. g.: I Is.. .A A.sn XII" 81
Refused. tFeii.
Time, 40.
Scashore IL.-Sallie Thomason: owned and
trained by z. a. Burke.
THIRD RACE.
The Hudson: for wo-ycar-olds: by subscrip-
flnn nf Eln. sfAYfers m nav m addttipnaI Uuar
antccd cash value 5000: nvc furlongs:
r ass;e & 4 Ass; W. Ms. pd dSshey: l,- Fa'e +. rI II
:PamTosch.? ioi Mccahey.., s3 Is 8
i itIs; sands s'!': a.. I 49,. .ssS SssSn:....., g ~
Coupled as Belmont entry.
Good start: won easily; Paddy whack. b. G..
by Celt.Network owned by James Butler
FOURTH RACE.
The Brooklyn Handicap: for thrcc-year-olds
and upward, by subscription OF $50. starters to
pay 500 additional, guaranteed cash value
' hossc enc g SR mlle w and 3 f%K,lSns' Prices. Fin
T Tssssri s. iss. Rh S,ws ~ p r. /,
borrow. a...,,..12h .Nottcr. ..... 2-l 7-lO $40
!A s.% M nc En- 4. s.i 1883 AM asnsl''..:: q =
Coupled as Belmont entry.
Time. l. 80 3-5.
SHGa SS'sni; " Sister ar't OWED r sy R. r. p wilson Vii 5 Si
Is: trained by 7, j. Hcalcy.
FIFTH RACE.
Selling. for threc-ycar-olds and upward
which have not won since June o. 1918: 81,
5or;st Age. W. Jockey. Prices. FIN
G.it Edge. g., los Buxton. 1876 even %
ftn m NcEs' /. ~, y, ,Il,es o,;' e 81 g
Lost Fortune, 4. ~ Huests"... POI 81 S
Sir Denrah. g.. l20 Corey. IDOL Al 8
Surgeon, s.. i05 Steward io-i l2-I 7
IInn 111
Good start: won galloplng. Sleuth. oh. e., b,
Woolsthorpe-Espionsgc; owned by +. ManniI
trained by c. Merritt.
SIXTH RACE.
Selling; for two-year-olds: by subscription o
50. with 500 added; nyc furlongs
P THrHs S .s To- M TSfH"s; 81 rf''e 81 IL IN
Tribolo. ? ....... los BuNton...,.. as IS 3h
Ataka. 2.,...,... l00 Louder 600. az SIS 4
Lady Akin, .. los Hopkins. SOL iO-i S
Besslien, 2..... l05. Lillcy ....... 81 81 8
Blue Rock. 2 loS Allen. ..,.. 81 81 ]
Mary Black'd. 2 iO5 J,Mcraggart 81 81
Time. lOl lis.
Good start, Won driving: Plumose. b. T., b
King Jamcs-pluncria. owned by j. r. Davis
trained By j.
New York state LEAGUE.
AT ELMIRA.
Utica ........ 1900 Ia ! .
Elmira. ,...... o 0 q ID
Bst,sries-B Brewer and Ahles, Dessa
aad litter.
wnkesbarre oOOgo g., 5
Troy ...,.,... 90 o / | 2 x-5 .
Baper'cs-M mckinley and Brieger; Buckle
AZ ALBANY.