New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-10

-. always 10 the swift. Enough bll
= The handicap at enc mile at AQ
lament for the rest Of the afternc
'.vsral days to come. Here are SON
IF Pebbles had run straight
,rrse would have gone to James But
IF Gamer had not been pinched
-, half way down the stretch the Sc
,r,4sad Of second, contended another
IF Buckhorn had not been hamI
80, carried almost to the outside rs
..,,v would have been written abou
. ute as noisy a lot. Now come the
p.bbes did swerve all over the track
b. che stretch after forcing the early
=. first shutting of Gamer as he
( '~s-vs5 over toward the rail and then
Irving BucAhorn wide as he swerved
: -. outside. so that R. T. Wilson's
vo,tresor. perfectly handled by
;obn1v NcTaCgart and with clear sail
80 won in O. hard drive by short
ms is no. written 70 detract from
As credit due MontresOr, which has
.,ovs5 his camcness and honesty in
4 .sny races. but simply TO recount what
4 Irr3reds talked about after the race
4 vas run and 90 prove the assertion that
.bs race Is not always won by the best
horse al the weights.
Turner. who had the mount on Peb-
vss was ccUsured by most everybody
,t,srt the stewards. Either he was not
Il ,,,oTy enough 20 handle his mount or
J.s he ruruosely devoted too much
me 70 jockeyinC instead Of TO riding.
II whether Willingly or not, he certainly
l,rpered both Gamer and Buckhorn,
I'D under q strict Interpretation Of the
rsss his mount should have been dis
qualified.
When horse bolts or swerves sud
denly no Jockey living is strong
sroygh 70 control him, but it was hard
"a convince many that the boy was not
rssvonsble for his errauc course
through the stretch yesterday. In my
own opinion. Pebbles was responsible
FOR the general disruption Of the race,
srd evidently the stewards felt the
came wav but that does not excuse
them Tor failing 10 call up two or three
q the bows and hearing what they had
70 say before confirming the result. ~
would have had q wholesome effect, II
nothing more. as the jockeys are again
forgetting the lessons of Jamaica and
doing deal Of rough riding.
The crowd was treated TO a little
Wild West show after Sprint galloped
70 easy victory in the opening race.
She stepped iu q hole as Buxton was
pulling her up. unseated the boy, tore
BOSE from The bride as the Jockey
held on 70 the reins and went careen-
IN around the track, with most or the
stable hands around the place trying TO
head her of.
She was not caught until she had
made the full circuit Of the track and
had been ,h0oed into the chute for
nile and q furlong start. In the mean
tine she tried TO jump the outside ran
4 near the stables on the far turn and
scratched herself up a bit. The acct
dent was unfortunate, as il may neces-
state throwing her out Of training Tor
Two or three weeks.
Sprint was purchased on Thursday
evening from John L. Madden by the
Nizpah Stable for price better than
$4,000, and she again proved herself q
remarkably good hlly. Coming down TO
the elbow, she was good four lengths
behind her opponents, but raced into
the lead IN q sixteenth of mile and
came away 20 win easily.
George Odom, who is now training
Sprint, put over another winner in the
second race. when Uncle Jimmie ran
the FIVE furiongs in 100 fiat, with the
others strung out in Indian file behind
him. He then lost the horse.
Uncle jimmie was entered 10 be sold
for only $500 and when offered at auc-
ton G. Alexandra bid him UP 70 $500
Il and took him al that price. In view OF
the fact that FIVE and a half furlongs
seems TO be just about the limit Of
Uncle Jimmies speed, the loss was not
great one.
John Sandford's Quartz ran the fast
est five furlongs Of the meeting, when
be made a show Of his field in the last
event. lie covered the distance in %
seconds. This is the same colt which
opened up q gap of eight lengths or
more in race with Morse King a few
days ago, but stopped badly in the
stretch. lie looks Ike horse Of quail
iiy, but must yet prove that he can
carry his speed over reasonable dis
lance.
The natural cussedness Of Dengro ap-
pears 70 be bred in the bone. II took
y stable hand and a pony 10 get him TO
me post, and the same stable hand and
pony TO get him back again. lie bolted
as the barrier went up and refused TO
race step.
Flying Fairy and Garbage have fol
lowed SprinPboard 20 the farm. Cap
Sin Cassatt is too much Of a sports
man to 90 on racing them, In view OF
heir poor performances at the current
Meeting. Il is quite possible that both
vii come back In the early fall the bet
Ter for rest.
John f. Madden turned buyer for a
mango yesterday. lie purchased the
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