New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-08
Clever Ride of Little
Jockey Factor in Beat
ing Double Eagle.
OLD SALT AGAIN TO
FORE IN THE CHASE
Big Crowd Turns Out for Ladies
Day and Sees Keen Racing
at Belmont Park.

Distance. the daughter Of Rock Sand
Dssembler, carrying the silks Of Mrs.
=. Ambrose CLARK, won the Mckinney
Handicap AT one mile By the breadth
Of mans hand a. Belmont Park yes
terdav afternoon. And Louder outrode
McCahey in as gripping, thrilling nm
ieh as has been seen at the track this
year. while the bigges, oHGay crowd OF
the meeting cheered and yelled ap-
prevail.
Not without reason has little Louder
been called the best lightweight boy
on The tracks. He ia modest mite OF
a boy. who would seem more at nome
in snickerbockers with school books
under his arm than in a Jockeys ki,.
In the dressing room after the raoe
some one asked him how ne won ,r
There wasn't much TO IT, ne SAID l
lust laid back there TIL they hit 'ne
head OF the stretch, then l came
through. Eddie Dugan yelled LOOK
oIt. McCshey! and Joe pulled over
and went through
You see, McCahey beat me nose
the other day, and | had % get even;
That about tells ne story. Buy IL
doas not tell how he did slip
through. McCahey riding his hardest
how the light blue-yellOw sash ard cap
noveI no foot By foot as the TWO
borses Numbered down tho stretch.
while the cries Of the crowd rose hign-
or and higher, and Distance poked MS
nosc in front and caught the eyes OF
the judges.
Two other horses went 70 the post
with August Belmont's Flittergold an
ADDISON favorite. A. the rise OF the
barrier. Double Eagle, one OF the
Quincy Stables smartest tnree-year-
olds flashed 20 the front, with Distance
second and Flittergold third. The son
Of Hastings Fairy Gold did not seem
"a he az his best in the run down me
backstre.ch. and when he was straight
orod ont for home he made a game ef-
for, % get up with the flying leaders
but could not Old Adams Express was
never in the hunt
Little Louder scored a riding double
for ne had the leg up on R. 7. wilson
ir's smart two-year old FLY Iralee N
Tho selling race that opened the day
snort. The daughter o. Celt was mucn
the best, and won quite handy
Louder also had two seconds and
third 20 his credit
/, was ladies' day. and for the hrst
tine this innovation of the Westcnester
Racing Association was blessed witn
pleasant weather. The sun shone oit
and il was more like day IN June
Needless TO say, the far racegoers
turned out in force and saw good
card Of sport.
Henderson rode another Of his wait
ING races on Syosset in the Cedarport
steeplechase handicap at two miles
Eight Jumpers went 70 the post in TINS
fixture. and Old Salt. sporting the SILKS
Of his new owner, Edward Burke, won
handily. Henderson Kept Syosset last
far back Of the field till about hail a
mile from home, then he rushed the
son of Migraine forward. Old Salt was
too far in tho lead then, and the place
was the best he could get. Thomas
Hitchcock's Bryndor just got in third
The fencing Of all the horses was good
and be II said that not fall marrec
the race.
No one paid the penalty Of scratch
ing Yesterday. the first day that the
new rule was in force. Only four went
20 the post in the Mckinley Handicap
but as the horses were declared fol
this fixture some time ago, the scratch
ing did not incur penalty. With thc
bigger fields the racing was much bet