New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05

% tho danger OF easing horse Va
soon, and Williams deserved TIE e..
sure Of the stewards. In view :,
Tuckey's patient ride on Bonny Lsls.,
PebctO would have won easily Il vii.
iams had not been 20 culpsbly eArsl..
As il was, the boy got his horse yo..s
sgsin just In time 20 win, but Only u
the width Of a hand.
The racing was much better yss.x..
day, although the fields were Still l..
derslzcd. Tho competition, hozs7v,
was keensr-three head and head Is,
ishes lending plenty O, excitement
In some respects tho Wh!ss.ocs
Handicap carried greatest interes, a.
though only two horses wen. =. Ia
post, as Short Grass, imported 70 tt,
country last fail from England BIZ En-
Herr, made mis- first appearance in tie
metropolitan district
The aged son OF that great Ecgi!,A
stallion Laveno Is good 70 look Ct H.I
is big without being bulky and lac
plenty Of bone, substance ard quality.
His action, too, is remarkably smoo,t,
and a better test than furnished yss.
terday will be eagerly ANTICIPATED b.
lovers OF racing.
He fairly ran over Morse King 10 4,
stretch and covered the mile ard si..
teenth in the fast time Of LA II,
only one-fifth OF second behind lie,
track record. made By Supermaa n
1907 with ll2 pounds Up. Short Gnu
carried 100 pounds yesterday
Mr.. Herr said that the German a..
eminent offered him q fancy price .''
Short Grass year or 30 ago, as he's
bred along the best English blood lines
He added that he never regretted e,
selling, as the horse won four go3
races for him shortly after the oes,
Wanda P!tzer, q starter in the seer!
race, worked six furlongs over the "
maica track a few days ago in l:lt
This made q not tip. She raced 81
furlongs yesterday in l:l3, 30 that 3
must be admitted that she ran 70 h.i
work. But the distance was a mile, a..
seven furlongs was her limit.
Peaceful Star, winner Of the Arr
race, also had worked fast, and this y
was q better one, although he won b
only a head after a long whipping eri1s
with Miss Puzzle. This col. is hsli-
brother 20 that once grea; sprinisi,
Jack Atkin, being by Star Shoot-E
Salado.
Dick Benson discouraged his friends
about Miss Puzzle, OF which he does
not think particularly well, but ne
FLY surprised him by making ell q.
pace and failing only By nod to li,i
the purse.
William Pinkerton paid his arst vis'.
20 the track and his hand fairly ache.
from acknowledging greetings b. d
friends
who's Lafferty," asked & man vs'
fsncied G. w. Miller IN the second rae'
but hesita:ed over the jockey.
Gust about the best boy riding q
Charleston last fall came the snsvt'
LafFerty is q good enough Jockeys
was decidedly unfortunate yestertr
which made i look as II he used pos'
Judgment. In truth, he had his NOUS
pretty we'll al over the rack, but, eve
so, might have won 4 not forced
pull up approaching the stretch TN
when disappointed in an opening .1
looked inviting but closed up.
Frederick Johnson will be justified.
he scratches Top o. IN Morning 10 'i'
first race to-day. The Official hard
capper was rather severe in asking us
three-year-old 70 pick up 40 pounas
Joe Byrne now heads the list o
winning jockeys for the meeting We
twelve races 70 his credit. His s'scss
finish won FOR Peaceful Star IN w
first event.
Kenneth Karrick, who hss gwen %
race riding, IS making engagements ~
LOTUS, Sumter and Lowder. gu"
stable IN itself.
LOTUS has been forced 10 stay q;
the ground FOR few days because q
the return of a peculiar leg 'roa'.
originally caused by any injury
Juarez two years ago.
James Buffers Pebbles and h =
Uallenback's The Finn promise ts
race for the historic Belmont Sac.
to-day. Il is surprising, however ia
the field is not bigger.
John r. Naddcn's Charter Mac, ~
named 70 start IN the Belmont, VIII
70 the post in the Ladies Handicap u
der l0S pounds.
On work Pebbles and The Finn 81
close together, bat as two-year-o'..
Pebbles was ranked much higher 9
racing A leading question Will PEI
swered this afternoon. The Finn ran
brilliant race in the Withers "sN
ago.
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