New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16
TEN POINT WINS AT
HAVRE De GRACE
Beats Field of Good Ones
in the Hartford as Meet
ing Opens.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Havre de Grace, April 15.-Ten Point
carried the silks of Tony Aste first
past the wi1mrng post in the running
of the Hartford Handicap here this al
ternoon.
II was the opening day of the Har-
forJ Agricultural Breeders Association
spring meeting, and a crowd turned out
that taxed the capacity of the stands
and spilled over on TO the lawn.
Nine horses, the best field, so far as
class goes, that has answered the call
of the starter on the Eastern tracks
this year, went to the post in the Har-
ford. Brave Cunarder was scratched,
bu. w. r. Coe sent in his Hauberk'
which showed so well early last year
as a two-year-old, as an added starter.
Ten Point came into his own as a
sprinter to-day. Ii was his first start
Of the season, and he did the five ana
a half furlongs in 1905 3-5. a fifth be-
hind the track record. The showing
that the big brown son Of Jack Point
made in his trials fortnight ago con-
WINGED Banks that he was ready Tor
this particular race. Butwell had the
leg up and he handled his charge clev-
erly and had him winning gong away
Mirimichi ran bang-up race Tor the
place, and Slumber II, full brother OF
Borrow, carried the Whitney colors IN
third. =,
and Hauberk showed well for their hrst
start of the season under colors.
The Jumpers furnished the usual
amount of thrills in the two-mlle chase
in which c. R. Fleschman's Astute
won over a good field. The son OF Cold
Heels fenced in his best form' Out
at that he had to do his best to peat
Racebrook. Abdon led the others home.
Tommy McTaggart, with his 'scutch-
con cleaned of any blemish, was back IN
the saddle. and rode Elwah to victory,
beating Eagle, the favorite, in the SELL
ing race for three-year-Olds and up
ward at six furlongs, and had the leg
up on Mirimichi in the handicap. BUT
we'll rode another winner, IN addition
TO Ten Point, in Jawbone, IN the mile
and seventy yards that closed the days
sport.
Bambi won brackets il. the four..fur-
long dash for the two-year-oids from
lot of fair ones.
The summaries follow:
First race selling; for three ,yeat'oids n M,s2
s to l. > to and even: Wiley. 100 ti4Iy,S f,dS
l.: 8 TO and to second; Bt ,h,19 Tim aDs
H.
90 -. Dinah Do Bolala. Coiors and AofA-
second race selling steeplechase; FOR f9gr-year-
olds and upward about two milesl.NOn ny
A,tute li9 lUayncs). 10 2 even and 20 ,;
Racebrook l47 (Afr JosephthaD, SO TO !. 20 70
/ and 10 10 l. second; Albion, lt9 (Bootn): =
10 / Z 10 and 10 3. third. Time i'Os 80
little Hugh NY Fellow. Buckthon. A6eriedy.
Sir Caleiore WOodsle. Judge Waser and "ooltet
also - a,,,.. "a
1RiceJ, l2 to l. . to / and TO- Regina. Igs
(Ruxtoul 9 to > 4 10 8 and 10 D. second;
C9sco il2 (Goldstelnl 10 l. 10 and 2 10 ..
third Time. GAS As. MOonstone; Brooinc9rl.
King Tuscan. Celandria. Honey HiI ana LILY
Fourth race (Harford Handicap; for three-year-
olds and onward; FIVE and half furlongsl- won
Inv Ten Point 1876 (ButwelO, Is TO 8. 7 to ana
q 10 :: Miramichi. los IT McTaggarD, 20 70 l.
s 10 | aud 10 l. second; Slumber IL l0S A3uA-
toni Is 10 l. 8 10 / and TO !. third lime
:05 3-5 Pomette Bleu. Wateroass. keTessa. Inc
Aiasquerader Isidora and Hauberk also ran
Fith race selling for three year olds and up
ward; siI furlongs)-Elwah, liz a. McTassanl
even. / 10 3 and out. second: Nidet. lO2 tLoudetI
& 10 / even and 10 4. third. Tine liz 'at-
ton G. and Ahara also ran.
sixth race SELLING: for three -yer-oids Shd w
ward: ore mile aud seventy yards l-Ja"oohe ~.
CRutwelD II 10 s. 9 20 8 and 10 >. won; JOG
Firn lOT Houderl. 3 10 l. even and 10 z;
Second. Nercurlum i07 (HauwelD. 80 20 !. ~
70 / and 10 10 l. third Time. l43 30 Gordon
Russell Hermuda supreme. Patton. DR.. Duennef'
Ardencraig Buzz Around. Fred Levy ana AOoo's'
ford also ran.