New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13

Whitney TetuThtH -'''''
..,,lv. where he ranked as one OF 'he
~ ...,,.., .prin,ers ever developed
=, brilliant chestnut, veritable
-. among thoroughbreds, was max
-, frt appearance in this coun-
ge had worked so we'll that the
..,.,,. almost to a man considered
=. ,,,s;cap q: his mercy. His races
...,SbsJ been impressive ard his re-
~. .,;,ls had been equally impress
=. N. All he could do yesterday was
..t,., Blue streak, which would not
..-s back, and 20 finish a respectable
e;oad H. De-
y,..- Corbett did not wager a. penny
90 Jeanette. and lack Goldsboroueh,
=. trai,er. -,sEed just Sl5, spread
,.,,s, the board. as he saying goes
-, bs heard tha. she was quoted al
gsand 3. Blu; g.ccful shouts here
81 here and occasional broad smiles
....,,.s 70 the fact that those who did
=, INV had more confidence in the
N, which ranked with Sharpshooter
-. GEAR Than those who were sup
-,,,5 70 know her condition and
..,,,,, intimately Such IS often the
,,s IN racing. Sometimes Il pays to
,s,. ones eyes and shoot blndly.
NJ Corbett has 8 host Of friends.
a. -anv Of them made ID the crowd
80 packed the cosey little club
.,-,s baleorv as i has never been
,,,E,5 before. even IN DAYS when rae
,,s vas AZ It's zenith. The red board
i,i ,ot zone up before one after an
ssg hurried Up 20 wiring MS hand
Tsg. Il an. victories this year have
s,s- 50 popular. judging by the com
r,,, on al sides.
g,-ron;con. which won four races
d England last year. including the
gr, George Stakes Of $4,000, under
vsfhy ranging from 120 20 l3S
rounds. will win races before the sea
70, & much older Quality is stamped
N over him. Il is Just possible tina.
h nsy have needed the race 10 tighten
.- ID. although Jimmy Rowe Is
rs, master N keyinC up horse 20 ms
hes, form the first time he goes 10 the
post
H.P. Whitney was on hand 20 see
lin run. and while slightly disappoint-
q a. his failure 20 win, found salts
acton later in the victory OF Stun
M d. which raced home before a
d, field il the Colorado Handicap.
.i'n or the card
Not,er a Finished Rider.
Joe Notter had the mount on both
,.Hes, and did not make single mis-
axe with either. This boy is a fin
Ehsi horseman, and IL seems a pity
''li he does not accept some mounts
t.,sids Of his stable. He rode Slum-
W, %, yesterday az ia pounds, the
gttssi he has been in two or three
EARS
James Buffers High Noon, the three
yssr-old Voter colt which won the
lsbSogan Handicap, az Belmont Park,
ns unplaeed in the Paumonock yester-
o. but once more proved his quality,
h he was well up all the way. This
tos, was in receipt Of only two pounds
y the scale from Harmonicon, which
saoss IN what high respect he is held
y the Official Handicapped.
R T. Wilson had a good day, win
,ig two races with Amalf and
FtsIrie. running second with Tralee.
siieh undoubtedly would have won
atspi for stormy journey, and run
,,ns third with Hester Prynne in the
nsnonock Handicap.
The Quiey Stable showed q Ally in
~ last race called Hanovis which is
'ais TO be useful this year. She was
osec up almost 20 a walk 20 beat
sone fair maideus. running over her
-te and making ID FIVE or six lengths
'''e sae settled down 20 racing.
ias weather played more pranks.
Jumped from March TO July over
.sai One Of these days il may set
. down 10 a few hours OF even going
q stretch.
soagh riding cost r. 7. Wilson's
,'slee and Clifford A. Cochran's Devon
..ie Dolly any chance they may have
~ IN The FIRST race. Approaching the
~ urn both we've pinched off and
1oNosd back II looked from the
az. .Aaa as II Lily Heavens was the cul-
t'l and. in any case. she profted, as
.Niofo'her opened up a winning gap
dozen strides.
esSion, who had the mount on
,'s'et, went before the stewards and
,.ssa claim OF foul against Far
~s'osr bu, after an investigation II
= dismissed. although another warn
vas gwen 20 the jockeys.
sers Fitzgerald. one Of the stew
~ ~, explained that the evidence IN
= -1T,sd thu. Fairbrother was no more
oisne for the jam than two other
as, and that under the circumstance
~ TAIN OF foul could not be allowed.
',Snhny NcTaggsrt had a close call
ne nth race. when riding Razzano.
!. ~ hai sweved over and jammed him
ss'n" the rail rounding the turn
ls'hg the boys boot. bruising his
~, enc scraping Razzano's hip.
!. '"any' who is riding we'll, was lucky
~, escape without a broken leg. In
80, 80 o. the pain. however. he perse
49, and landed his mount in third
4 49, only a neck behind Double Eagle
~ IAN cost him second money.
90. ..on I. Madden sold another horse
,.,,tfdsy This time j., was Murphy, a
i. year'old, and +. B Lemaire was
ass'eaee sometimes earns its jast re
w., I'm Healey, trainer OF the X
,.hson horses, sat for a full hour
-, '.esy morning spraying Amalfl's
"a win hose. II must have done the
= '0fse a lot Of good, for be broke