New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-01
ooe.Time Cripple Flashes
Around Turns in Amaz-
ing Time of 1885 3-5.
oTrIIARINA EQUALS
5.FURLONG FIGURES
Virtual Dead Heat and Falls
IN steeplechase Also Mark
Getaway Day of Sport.

ling season Of gocd racing, and
-. cochet on the comeback OF
SCI az $50 Twenty thousand per-
eou ako sweltereG through the long
49, ,,"on ebeerei the aged son OF
Co. Hermann -Ravello II as though
h were little koamet' e..
Il didn't seem TO be such IasV
-,re 10 those IN the stands ana Oh
ne lawn. but il was the sort o.
.ace hat sets time at naught. Inc
s,sc,ional times we're OILS, O;24, 1850,
AZ IS. 0:59, III, l;23 10 ana
l' IN addition to breaking the track
LORD FOR the mile, II bettered the
.;ms for SIX furlongS, ~, set Oy
Gamer. carving Jos pounds, by full
.nrord and also the record for seven
s,,'orrs. SET by Roamer in winning
.se Garter last year. with lo9 pounds
NJ. BIZ the same margin.
Siy horses the bes. that were LETT
,i,er the barns had been depleted by
Js shipments TO Saratoga Springs,
,rs,- 70 the post. They were Hodge
VI Webcr's four car-old, when
ssoaed so well on Monday; BucKhorn,
In, Duke. Coductte, Surprising ana
S,r Jackson. The last-named, with
M mounds up. was giving away
~siyb+ 10 everything IN the race. with
,bs execution Of Hodge and Buckhorn.
Of 10 an almost perfect start, Co.
,rs,,e was first 20 shove her nose out
n The field as they spun up the back
stretch. Next Surprising. the out
.5sr, went out. One length, two
i,Tg,bs in front ne raced, running
smoothly. Sam Jackson got on last
and was ou-run for the HrSt quarter
Tten he settled into his stride.
Tommy NcTagcart. who had the leg
p, on The son Of Garry Hermann,
rs,ed him nicely TO the first turn
gradually closing the gap. There was
: little tanning as they swung
,Yund. and heIe Hodge, the western
rark suffered. McTaggart took the
overland route and went ahead. Slow
~ but surely the blue, red sash, red
sleeves and blue cap went along, wear
Ing Surprising and Coquette down.
1. the head % the stretch they were
almost neck and neck. Coming home
VeTarcart shook up the horse that
had come back" and he went out IN
.rort The BOYS on Surprising and
Coouette went 20 the whip. the iilly re-
Standing cemeIy. but her best was TO
finish barg-up second. three lengths
In front Of Surprising, but four lengths
behind San Jackson. Hodge came
fourth. q rather tired horse.
The snectators rubbed their eyes and
sDplauded wildly as W. II. Baretto
hung out the figures IN front Of the
timers stand The former track record
vas l:3>. made by VI. L. Hayman's
Orthodox. I'm 1901.
Sam jackson mas not been called the
Comeback horse without reason. lie
broke down while being prepared for
the Endurance Handicap at Louisville
IN the fall Of 1913. after successful
season on 're Eastern tracks. Ever since
hst time lucky Jack McGinnis has been
working over him
Last fall Nr. NcCUllv punch-fred his
lsgs and this spring he seemed as
GOOD as ever. Tim O'Brien sent him
70 the races a. the first meeting al
Aoueduct. and he has been in the
r0ney every time he has started.
When he ran second 10 Stromboi in
The Suburban IL was called more or less
iluke. because Of the accident that
tAeAAFu tAF AtIillilSs AANNtf III ~
Text race he ran third to Gamer and
Aidie ~. u the Empire CITY Handi
tar and among others beat Roamer.
Sam jackson is another horse that
vas purchased for little more than the
goyerbial song. Jack McGinnis owned
Sans half-brothe, Frank Gill, whose
dam was RayelloII One day he heard
hat Rayel,o II and a foal at foot by
Larry ,trl.r1I he cd
or and he made E special trip 10 bid
them
He bought he foal for $3.50 and bid
On the mare until the bidding reached
SL4OO There he stopped, and RavellO
was Knocked down 10 II. B. Duryea.
Sne later threw foal by Broomstick,
which was Sweeper II, and was ia
Lyor''e for the Derby and won the Two
thousand Gu.aeas.
sam Jackson is not entered in any of
ne Dig STAKES az Saratoga Springs, and
was thought pity that a weight-for
axe sweepstakes at one mile and fur
!iong cOult not b arranged. in which
&c could meet such good ones as Roam
e. borrow, Stromboh. Regret. Tartar
and some Of the GOOD ones from the
Aehtucky and Western tracks.
II has been some time since there
was a dead heat at local track. After
me second race Yesterday the Judges,
usually so quick 20 order up the num-
IerS' DELAYED and consulted as TO
SShe'her y would be DR.. Deunner or
cong OF VALLEY which would get the
.ohor in ne mile race Of platers Of the
.IiesS.,year-old and up class. Song Of
we taAey caught the firing Doctor in
we Iast nifty wards. and they passed
me winning post like team.
from the stands II appeared that
u'ner might have won. and the sup
lOr,ers Of the two horses called put
'p ~. Put up 22i" They put up 10.
,N'ellarna, from the Mizpah Stable.
'I'er several Disappointing perform
'"eeS, came out in the first race with
neld Of likely two-year-olds. and
Leking M l05 pounds ran the five fur
"IHs IN O:59, eQualling the track rec
, wa set BY James r. Keene's Veil. in
..vo' II was a good performance and
sohed for much in the minds of her
Vae fall and a claim Of foul marred
0'h,rwise perfect steeplechase. J.
DaYlSs Senegambian outgamed A.
s.9!ow kramer'S CLOUD in the stretch
~ won. but Chandler, the boy up on
gsoad, went into the stands. claiming
g' Murphy crowded him going over
re last Jump.
.Sfiiln, who had the leg up on Stars
~ otrpes, was thrown when his
guh' iell at the fourth jump. He lay
are Tor nearly twenty minutes while
49, driyer Of the so-called ambulance
1--WE his wagon IN circles around the
~ at snails pace. Had the injury
sh serious the pace would probably
ave been the same.
s'ohn Sanford won the last race Of
d., meeting with Sevillion. a smart
SLhg two-year-old gelding by Isl
| e-Adruthia. Tommy McTaggart