New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-23

THE FINN RUNS
DULL RACE AT
HAvREDE GRACE
Finishes Outside Money In
Handicap-Vermont Cut
Down and Beaten.
lBy Telegraph to he Trnm.l

Havre de Grace. Nd, Sept. u-.
Maryland air seems 20 agree much be-.
ter with Runes than it does With IN,
Finn or Iron Duke.
The son Of Voorhees, Chile won n.
Royal Blue Handicap, for three.y.ar.
Odds. at one mile and seventy yard,
here to-day. while the more favored
Hellenbeck entry did not get In tss
money, ard only five started, 20 thai.
This was ore OF series OF unset.
for L. s. Thom psor's Vermont vas en-,
down IN the running o. the conditio,
race for twO-year-o.ds, and Just mar
aged to finish second The favori,ss.
in fact. Jared badly. FOR only two
Isirose and StCliariua, got first pas.
the winning post
Distant Shore and Cacle Bryn wars
the other starters in the ROYAL Blue.
which was worth $1,000. ard they en-
ishcd second and third 70 Runes. The
Oneck Stables Celii0r made the run
ming % the bacse.retch. and ,hen
Tommy Davis shook Ruues I'D A llttls
end he went % the front ard rad mora
than enough LEFT 20 fight or the clos.
ing rush Of the others The Finn
showed ore belated burst Of speed In
the last quarter, but ran an otherwi.
dull race.
Z. J. Albright's Favour. a smart look
[ ing FLY, made every post = Winning one
/ in the five and a half fur ong dash FOR
two-year-olds Had Vermont escaped
! injury in the Jam on the bockstretch /.
no doubt would have been another
/ story, but as IL was the laughter d.
Duke Of Ormonde-Com7er safe won.
JEFF Livingston's Flegro did rot have
any the best Of il NJ the start, bu.
made q good end e a bad beginning,
/ and was Just beaten for The short end
of the purse.
The injury 10 the Thomson colt prob
ably will keep him from the races for
the rest OF the meeting. Purdy, the
English three-year-old from tbs
Thomson stable that showed 50 vel
on his FIRST start under colors al Be-
mont Park, spread a foot yesterday,
and retired for the rest Of the season,
and Adroit pulled up lame after q
workout with Remembrance this morn
ing.
Isiro5e carried the silks Of John San
ford 20 victory in the first race Of As
dav over a fair sized field Of rsths:
better than ordinary plsters The
Nasouerader was in the lot, and 10
/ showed so disappointingly that Raj
Parr said that he would put hin 70
jumping. In this race Z. /. Wilson's
Naushon fought Il out with lsirose e.!
down the stretch after Cooper slipped
through on the rail, and at that was
beaten only short head.
R. F. Carman has purchased venea
ctrome to be bred 10 Meridian IN the
fall. 1879
The summaries follow:
F,rs. race ceiling; for ,hr.s-5,...elcs I'D y,
ward sT furlonss ls,Lo.e lol ,nr 'r.O,.,s
70 ard 10 10 sec0ni. Glno, o. lWl:ssr,'
10 70 !, 4 70 / ard . !. thru Ia. le' -
Ma.querader Grspeshot. Ycdelilg and Afnsrsoi
Second I raos t,.n,ns; Tor ,hrs.-ysuola. ,ne y.
i q 10 and even. won. May Warren. ~ .Bl.
Fsh ~ Z q M:r.;ss ~ H.. &c. "a =:
Harry Junior Caraverock LIS orne Hksr. Eiaei
| Allen Carl. Laura and Earymorn also ran
ons. 'r ns 5snG 'sih i5s b. MTasssr, is
70 and to Won d. Grstat I lg5 ,nns' =
- j.: - !" sd ana az 10 70 ant % J. AhI
Tine, 81 81 Besslen FLAG Day. Mar Blset.
wood. smilaH. Bob Reifsid. Ruth sissn.nal
school f'r Scandal important Mis- Phloa taa
Edna Kenna also ran.
Fourth rare Royal Blue Handicap io' NY.
year-olds. ona mile and seventy yafdsl-Runs W
lIlllyj. 70 l. 70 5 and 1 70 S. Won, Dt,,.s
Shore. eS CMcCaheyl. Is 20 l. % ! .n1 :'sal
second Uncle Byn. % Cooper. 70
and to I. third. Tine. l41 IS Th' FIN ard
Iron Duke also ran.
Fifth rscs ror tHo,yssr-olds; Eve .nd al
furlongsl-Favor. ZOE Dawes. q . I, ~
10 S and out. second .Fleuro. ~ iMecss.,, .
20 s. , 70 5 and 20 ?. th'ri Tine ~ ~
Sixth race telling. FOR thrs-yeaf-oids ara Y.
ward mile and evenly yGrisl-Bsn Vuincs ~
Cooper. s 70 !. 70 Gnd even. Won A1 si,
100 (McKeeyerl. u N !. 5 20 ! ard 70 J. .cee1i
Carlton G 1902 Qilleyl % T. 70 and e !
third Time las Col Ashmeaie Rooinect ~ W..
initiation. stars and STRIPES Iris krinsis ara w
Fisher also ran.