New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-31
1udees Eject Valentine
from Money Because of
Her Rough Finish.
payBERRY CANDLE
TAKES THE STAKE
c.;liau BUYS In Dune Site After
Selling Race Victory and VIII
Ship Her to Santiago.

r..-s was a disqualification at AQue-
-. ~e.,erdav afternoon. 1t came as
- N-..t 70 some rather dull racing, in
80, ! rses. most Of them favorites,
ned home Ike trained geese.
: Widcner's Valentine, which
made me place in the fifth race. was
=. oser4er The officials in the
/ -, stand acted with neatness and
E.r,,cb Valentine went to the post a
~ favorite in thu mile affair for plat
.rs Of the three-yesr-Old and upward
l,ss A. the rise Of the barrier the
3,,cbter Of Marta Santa-L'Orient
90. ~. in front and stayed there till
,.,s q furlong from home, VIXEN Sam
S,.t from the Cleveland Stable, came
t,o, behind with a rush and won, with
Two lengths to spare
N the last furlong the faltering
Valentine sweryed out and bumped and
o.hsrwise mterfered with Sandow and
p,S,a. which were making their bid
,,,,, that time. Menlo Park suffered
title. too. cut finished third. 1t is
soubtful if the humping spoiled Ru-
saa's chances. as she did not figure
, prominently in the running. None Of
,ls rider. went into the stand, but the
;gsees ordered Valentines number
lawn and moved Menlo Park into the
Mace and put Sandow third.
sam Slick won his brackets handlly.
The rovallv bred chestnut son Of Rock
ssrd-Artful was rated back OF the
race nicely and came away handlly.
San was purchased from /. 5. Ihomp-
son during the Belmont Park meeting
ii Iure.
The Valhalla Handicap. the only
s.ske on the card, was more or less
Of gallop for J. &. Greener's Bay
Ssrry candle The daughter Of Cunard
lower OF Candles seemed to like the
track and made a veritable show Of
he, company. Transit, whose claim TO
fame hereabouts is victory over Rock
View. which. By the way, is not much
70 brae about. made the place, and La
bore. that temperamental-not TO say
su.ky-son Of Delhi. was a poor third.
Fanovia and Polly H.. the other start
ers. trailed along in the ruck.
2. T. Carman lost Dune Site, his
sher clever Singleton Sand Dune
81. after she had won the selling race
t,- .wo-year-olds. at five furlongs, from
Refuse By a head. j. NJ. CaraJana, OF
Santiago. Chill. ran her up TO $l,oOO
la9 led her away.
The senior said after the purchase
,,at this was about the only way he
could get good horses hereabouts, for
O. soon as he talked terms to an owner
he prices would soar. He is a big
BREEDER and owner in his own country,
having string of racers on the South
American tracks and a stud of forty
mares and one English stallion, SIR
Bobs
caraiana purchased Burgomaster
from H. ?. Whitney at a private sale a
cay or TWO ago, he said. and will add
hin 10 his stud. Dune Site will not he
seen under colors here again. for her
rev owner is planning TO ship her to
Santiago next week.
John Sanford declared TO win with
s. lsidore in the last race Of the day,
Z aye-fWong affair. for -yearolds.
The son Of lsider did that, and handily.
Tie real tight was for the place, be-
tween Puckshot and Whimsy, and the
former got home by a head. At that,
Whlmsy stood long drive gamely.
That's the way like to see a horse
win" said one Of the supporters of
Captain c. X. Rockwell's Stonehenge,
when the son Of Hastings-Linda Stone
oaibroke his field and rOmped away
With open daylight between him and
ne other right down to the winning
post. Dartworth, the favorite, was
'g disappointment
It will be getaway day to-day. The
Mount Vernon Handicap is the out
sanding feature on the card, and in
ms The Finn, Iron Duke, Hodge, Sam
Jackson, High Noon and some other
good ones are entered.
Iwenty-three platers are named in
,ae mile and the six furlong affairs, for
,aiee- year-olds and upward. They say
iced bills are high these days.
!. +. Marquette is busy pursuading
.!o.'Semen TO ship their strings to the
-F,y-day race meeting that will be
SShcucted al the San Francisc Panama
'selhe Exposition next month. The
aeeting will be conducted by the Col
Na Gate Breeders Association, Of
stch Marquette is the Eastern repre-
'sntative.