The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-28
PEBBLES RUNS FINE
RACE IN LAKEVILLE
Two Other Three Olds
Follow Butler Crack in
Order to Wire.
PLEIONE TAKES BOUQUET

James Buffers Pebbles won the Lake
tcrday over a distance 81 seven furlongs
and mis- easy victory together with the
fact that three other three-year-olds
followed him home indicated that the
younger division must he seriously con-
sdered IN future handicap events. In
the field Of seven were August Belmont'e
F%Tittergold and the old ~campaigner
Adams Express. but neither was able TO
keep up with the fast pace set by the
t~hree-ycar-olds and F1ittergold was
pulled up 30 that he finished absolutely
last.
ON account Of his good race In the
Kentucky Derby. when he ran second TO
Regret, the Butter champion was made
an odds on favoritc. witt Fittergold
next In demand and Iiazzano and Rhine
Maiden the only others seriously ron
sidered.
Local racogoers. who have been USED
to seeing Pebbles left at the post. were
relieved when Borei got him away well.
but both Rhine Maiden and Razzano
outran him in the early part and the
former entered the stretch with a lead
Of half a length. while Razzano s,ill
headed the Butler crack. Jockey Borel
let Pebbles down as soon as he was
Strengthened out and with tremendous
! strides he ~overhaulcd the leader before
the eighth pole. After that Pebbles
gal,op,d easily along and won by FOUR
| lengths. Rhin Maiden fell away beaten
and Rurcs. coming from behind. got up
in time to beat Razzano for the place
By half "A length.
public form was indicated N the
| race tor the Bouquet stakes In opp"-
sl'ior TO the ideas of the price makers
who established August Belmonts Fern
rock ~Tlvorite over Gifoid \. Cochr1n's
We ore. MIR. Cochrau's Sain ally hhd
beaten the son Of Rock sand IN their
previous race and easily repeated
though there were moments when the
lily had them uneasy as she veered
; from ;tc centre OF the track toward the
! rsl and threw away much of her early
,sv,r.orc Ferurock and Broomvale
were following rcioue most Of the way
hut I'm the last sixteenth Capt Cas9hf' :
sun God came along and took second
! Mace. sour lengths behind Ileione ana
half , length IN front Of Fernrock.
The Belmont colors also were lowered
In the first race. also for two-year-oids
witch went I'm the easiest manner to X
r Wilson .Ir.'s DfmesdAle. Tea taddN'
the Rolmout representative. finished Sec
,rd i've lengths behind the winner,
There was a hot tip on CLIFFORD y 'och.
rams Prince OF Como. which was played
from % to ! to 10. and he was well W
with the leaders after taking a zigzag
course until he ran straight across the
track.
4 poor ride ny Brady caused the de-
feat OF John T.. Madden's StratoEa, ar
even money ftvorite. IN "A field OF clever
maiders IN the second, race SARATOGA
got away well. hut Brady could not ge'
him GU + trouble thereafter and wa
knocked back so ia. middle Of the bunch
i. q. Tulbutts DiIih 10 VAS always
with the leaders and hung on Ions
enough to win 10y half a lcugth from
sand Marsh. Saratoga, which ran int
n pocket I'm the stretch. found a cleai
course In time to take third money,
The Gresrtrre stables Cherry Malotte
which hes been running ~ good com
ptny through IN" field, was dropped int
the selling steeplechase with tho lish'
weight OF lS> pounds. She Won cloy"rlN
enough. hut bld salt gave a good hattie
and but FOR "a slight mistake AZ tho frs
jump ou the bachstrotch might haV'
further extended Mrs Whitney's jumper
n. g. Hallcuheck's striker. ~favorite n
the last race, never showed prominently
and lIurakau. the second choice. over,
took the flying Lily brWc in the stretch
In time to Nin by iva lengths. Th,
summaries;
FIRST RACE