New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

,...'ng nine youngsters Of royal ped
-,s track was morass. and this'
49,, have favored him or Handicapped
,,-. q the others, but his action was
:, ,noo.A. his speed so dazzling that
!, {, reasonable 20 assume that he will
~ % he sane advantage when the
Voing is fast
s.-e,h!-g else. The gloom was so
n.k from TIE low hanging clouds
-,,,t q few moments before had been
.-,,r;-r de,ure, that even those
,rn.d v..h powerful field glasses
,,o,d distinguish little or nothing in
=. first three forlonCs Of the race.
natter q fact. Lena Msha was
70 poorly and swerving as the bar
-, As,he6 U, but such was his speed
rs. he fairly Aashed 70 the front, and
one. there made his opponents look
ordinary
Down through the las. furlong Bux-
,o, who had the mount, found nothing
:, d exce7. steady his colt, and the
-, ~ King James -Gatien Belle raced
ton.a good three lengths before R. T.
Wilson's Or~esda.e, the favorite, and
VA Primes K,,mer.
Il Means Follow Me.
ro-s Ns-a is some language for
10
-~,rt- be Hebrew, but that's what y
means. according 20 Frank Toner me
trainer
vto races his horses as the Beverages
S,sbls. purchased the colt as year!lng
.o- $500 AFTER remarkable tina! !ast
;.l be marked: They'll have 10
follow ne 20 the wire when this fellow
Stars mex, year Hence the name.
Orwes5a'e also is sure 20 make turf
zane This wear, = looks ano ms pe
fo--arca Yesterday count Tor any
,t.-r While Kilmer, too, must get par
tcu.ar mention.
n A Paine. Of Westbury, new
,or,er % the turf. purchased kilmer
8. rr..a.e Sic from John F. Madden
shortly before the race, and got
hsrga n. Tho son ~ Plaudit- Express
;ng was Gil tut left al the post, which
q course. nobody saw from the stand,
and yet made UP the lost ground TO
finish respectable third. It was
striking performance. for back OF nm
were some hiEhly-tried and Speedi
horses.
Storm Mars the Racing.
Il was a sorry day for racing~worse
even than Friday. The sun at O'Clock
promised q clear. warm afternoon ana
lured a big crowd TO the track, but the
sun was only fooling.
Just after the first race had been run
q feareome thunderstorm broke over
Long Island. Its sloppy path was d.
rec'.y in line with Belmont PARK, and
/. crashed along. leaving death. IN the
way Of three horses, owned by James
Butler, more or less destruction and
battered nerves in IFS wake.
For n time the darkness Of evening
hung like a pail, and az no time could
tie colors Of the jockeys be seen with
any surety until he last furlong pole
vas reached.
The crowd escaped drenching, but
everybody felt damp and more or less
d.spirited. and al the 10y was taken
out Of the day.
The racing In spite Of everything
was interesting, but il lacked the salts
faction which utter contentment brings.
Rainy Saturdays are an adherence.
Rail PARIS shannon River won The
Hemps.ead Steeplechase, under the
able handling Of Allen. The boy let
The Elephant, which ran in the eolors
o. Mrs. c. c. Rumsey. make the run
-. - md Inc a
last turn and Shannon River quickly
took command 20 win eased up.
Mrs. Rumsey was delighted at The
Elephant good race. She is an ardent
horsewoman, and one might have
thought almost that her horse had won
instead Of running second.
August Belmont's Fernrock, which
ossppointed on the opening day, i'm
proved as - was suggested he would,
and beat some fair -year-olds IN
ne opening dash. He was entered 70
be sold for 81 900. but, strange 70 say,
no horsenan cast envious eyes in his
erection when he was offered AT auc-
ton.
Fast Time in Mud.
Many 81 the stands marvelled when
NE Official timer hung out 80 seconds
Tor the five furlongs Of the Juvenile
s'ases. L did not seem possible for
any horse 20 slop through such going
N such time. The footing underneath,
however, was still finn.
The famous colors, white. blue polka
cots, Of the late James r. Keene were
seen FOR the first time In the juvenile.
hey were carried by FoXhall ?.
heene's Indian Chant, and not few
tpplauded as the colors were recog-
,ized IN the parade 70 the post. They
brought back memories Of Domino,
,Soiin. Sysonby. Commando. Maskette,
ballot and other great horses.
4, OTTO Floto ran away az usual before
the start Of the last race. A habit
once acquired IS hard 20 break.
Buxton rote two winners, Fernrock
tho Lena Misha. He had the mount on
We first named because Eddie Dugan
oennot make l05 pounds. The lstter's
holng weight yesterday was III
pounds.
Belmont Park will be free 20 al
women tomorrow accompanied by
men. u Is the first Of three ladies'
Gays for the meeting. A the dsnsant
" the clubhouse after the fourth race
viii be an added attraction.
Lena Misbs has a hlaZed face Now