The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-12
NADDEN'S GILLIES
BEATS BROMO BY
A HEAD IN STAKE
aided starter, Well Ridden by
Turner. Captures Rich Two
YcarOld Prize.
TRIAL By JURY CARRIES
TOP WEIGHT TO VICTORY

~, = Madden broke into the lime
,y.. A, Belmont Park yesterday after
MON by adding his two-year-old colt
cm,.. by Ogden-Golden Drop. to the
u,rehred Produce Stakes and winning
49,, 1ch event by a head from l.. s.
r-,upson's Promo. which carried top
,,,sbt and conceded twenty pounds to
TIE winner
N. two-year-old feature shared in
.,sral interest with the Jerome Handi-
an for three-year-olds. Conceding front
,,s in this division to Harry Payne
xhuney's unbcatcn Regret the crown
n, colts was at stake in the Jerome
IN CAPT. CasSatt's Trial by Jury al
Nxsng a pound to II. c. Hallenbeck's
Tie Finn. which won the withers and
s-mont Stakes in the spring. Trial by
,.ry won By a head and without dis
,.rasinc .he home bred colt, which ran
true. game race. 1t nay be said with
nL-ness that In releasing Jockey Tommy
Davies about a week ago Capt. Cassatt
nyed the way for the victory of Trial
By Jury. Davies had the mount on The
Finn and rode with such poor Judgment
that I, was the impression OF many good
Judges that he threw the race away by
osing his position at two important
1ses OF the race. None will begrudge
cart Cassatt a turn OF luck in his favor.
ir ii was Trial by Jury that was en-
tiled to the Travers Stakes nj Saratoga,
Which wen; to Lady Rotha by a decision
Of the stewards that was generally con
5enned.
There was little surprise when Gillies
Was announced as an added starter for
the big t~wo-year-old vent, The colt
had run a very fast trial on Thursday
ard the only surprise was caused when
his name was left off the list OF over
ngn entries His addition TO the list
brought the feld up TO ten, as l.. S.
Thompson scratched Hansa and August
Bernont withdrew Friar Rock. The
withdrawal OF Hansa left the Thompson
sable with two representatives. Bromo.
TIE hard luck colt. which was beaten a
rose by his stable mate. Thundeier. in
te Futurity, and Slipshod. which has
yN 10 show his worth in stake COM
pUy.
The keene interest also had a dual
representation in Puss in Boots and
Churchill, while yet another entry was
made up Of Prince of Como and All
Man, running in the colors OF clifford A.
cochran. h Thompson entry was an
Overwhelming favorite at : to 10. with
ne keene entry next In demand at 6
70 ! and the Cochran entry third choice
Al : 10 !. James Buffers Spur was
quoted at 10 to /, and IL to | could be
Obtained against Gillies and Achieve
nent
Not'er had the mount on Bromo and
Tommy McTaggart was left to pilot
Sirshod There was some criticism, as
Tommy has the reputation OF being
more skilful In the handling Of two
year-olds than hotter. Bromo IL a
SOW beginner and there appears TO be
no reason 20 blame Notter because he
Ga not get 70 the front early. as he was
nrdy beg nncr when McTaggart rode
MN IN the Futurity. Whatever the rea-
"n' Bromo was badly outrun in the first
psH OF the journey, while Prince of
como and spur were fighting for the
lead.
Turner was keeping close 10 the pace
makers with Gillies, and at the eighth
pole the Madden colors flashed to the
nont as Prince OF Como died away.
promo was In fourth place and there
was a compact bunch In front OF him.
u was too grea' a risk for hotter TO
H"e a chance OF finding an opening
hFoush the bunch, so he shot over to
we INSIDE. losing some ground but de-
pending on the finishing powers OF the
sFtal coIl under him to make II up.
nH'h bfoino was Strengthened out
ulles was A good two lengths in front
VI spur, which led the Thompson colt
oE a length Through that last six
leehth OF a mile Notter ode with fierce
Energy and the sturdy son OF Broom
sucN responded with the gameness that
zen show In every race. The crowd
,neered wildly as he passed Spur and
Nssehed the gap between him and Spur
y every stride Turner was whipping
ss"nIF 10 keep Gillies TO his work and
T" lss'ed JUST long enough TO win by a
"edu. me spectacular rush OF Bromo
.Srned him four lengths ahead OF Spur.
pu.n beat the sterling FLY Puss In
'2vs by half a length for third place.
4"e Instance Of the Jerome Handicap
90 mile, and this comparatively short
Vuss was believed to favor the chances
d Trial by Jury. so that he closed a
esht IdNorte over The Finn. As a
mater ot fact The Finn displayed a
uash OF early speed that surprised his
sa'm'.t admirers, n when he cut
~. q Iead Of three lengths In the first
49, "l q mile the ace appeared TO
'n'r y was here that Davies made
ms Hrs' error, for instead of pulling
"H ana taking the rail, TO which he
c"l'lIcI ne held to the middle of
Wv Td'h ana allowed the fleet Saratoga
" Ia'' up inside Of him and gain the
he turn.
-I,'Ne around the bend Hauberk and
.i" ny Jury made up ground and
;,neH no %tpniending bunch. As Sara
wsa h.gau 20 stop turning into the
su'''h IT'D" Finn had another chance to
Up me lead. but Davies let him drop
, "N.." liauh- rk and Trial by Jury
t,.Gs' y ana forced him to run from be-
A, '''"'Eh tho last quarter Of a mile,
- '"' EH'h pole Hauberk had a lead
IN, '''tF '"p lengths on Trial by Jury.
H. WI. practically through then, and
The i'''N'N t'ok advantage OF
D., '"'N I'd 10 rush his mount to the
r,' " "ts this tlmaly move than won
.. nm. f.r Davies called on The Finn
,,. NM ~ -a,ug squirt and the black
e"'l'N'.y answered with "A display
sp''l '.'' had been restrained too
s,, IT, "Ips'd with resolution and
s,d r,'' pat could not quite get up
s" ira. hy Jury went over the line
".HNr' h' a head. Hauberk was in
,hlrd place two lengths back, Trial by
'lry ran the mile in las 2-5, carry
mf i-I pounds, which, irrespective OF
ppn'"''r OF not he is superior TO The
r-hh, stamps Inn as a three-year-old OF
great mer,
"', "a" field for the Autumn Hunt
"., VAS scratched, leaving three
~, ~ wh'oh two ran coupled as