New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-26

-, reasonably strong HELD ioi'
. e.,reen the Flags Plate. a handi-
" ....o,echase Of about two mi!eS
80 bru.h course. in a way to leave
," .s..,ion as to his quality. lie
- most Of the running shook of in
nrt. o. Duluth and Beau Broad
III -, n The end was quite will
~ s cutie able 10 accept ana 20
-8 he determined challenge OF
r, ~ Tvalt which yam such good
J. Y ~ swish a few days ago.
* G., w. me Grcentree Stables Al
W. W.. ron such an impressive race
-, .,,vious Saturday the feeling was
- =, less general that he would so
S"s )" IS, fsv3rite for the Harbor
o. ~ CO hut opinion is now DIVIDED
~ up him ard Bill Dudley, and
-. AZ upset may come. il begins to
'Lsf these TWO VIII hGht 1t out al
-. u Rock and prove worthy oppon-
~. y. Roth appear 20 be Jumpers above
y =. 80 nvsers Of the Northwood Stable
- ne satisfaction Of winning
-. As lust before Bill Dudley won
-. .1.% With Harry Tucker up. beat
IL, and Harmon Pass in the hlll-
y. - Elrhweight Handicap at about
&c Eils. ., ...;... "NforL
=. outsider in a three-horse race
:. S,ssov made the saying good. 1t
:, ne feeling in the paddock that
80 Tucker had the race at his
-.,,v with Doublet and that Harmon
ps, would furnish the chef conten-
=. br, Sandow went right TO the
a., Al the start and was never
.aisd ~
J,lrrv Tucker did not let the after
,v- psss. however, without winning
:, ,5rss That wonderful little gal
nv Culvert. beat Rhine Maiden by
!, width Of q hand in the opening
\, 10, 50 much because he was the
sr.r horse. but because his clever
l-s,svr lider was the better Jockey
rhs 4 cane down 20 finish with
Corisr. Who had the mount on Rhine
hiiie,
Carsr. as usual, was on his toes
he break and made most Of the
mining As usual. 100, he felt the
wig q the whip a furlong from home
+. keen him Up 10 his work. and while
K vas firing al the end and anxious
e stop, Mr.. Tucker nursed him home
the most approved style, although
Gordon was on the stronger horse IN
ts closing strides.
A ]. Deyereux, the wealthy sports
nlr Of Philadelphia. rode his own
,'rss, Conqueror. In the Suffolk Plate
lm hunters, over q three-mile course,
I'd enjoyed the satisfaction Of turn
z the tables on Mr.. Arch dale's NJ. J.
Stnnon.
The week before Mr.. Devereux was
r!or;snste enough 20 break stlrrup
ciAsr al the last Jump, and while
y hung on until the finish line was
lssssd, was Of little or no help to his
,'gni, so that n. J shannon won by
NJ length. The finish was reversed
la,erday. but 10 took Mr.. Devereux's
~ efforts 20 get ConQueror home in
agft
b seemed fo- tine as if Pons
s1iorum would make il runaway
aa. Dr. Ieiper opened up such a big
y that It did not look as If the others
sat get up, bu. the horse tired in the
~ half mile. which justified the pa
''hss Of Dir. Devereux and Mr.. Bra
non II rating their mounts so far
a'E and waiting so long 70 make their
n,
Tommy Wright, the amateur rider Of
sanore, won the other steeplechase
~ the Deep Run stables Ptolemy.
- horse needed q lot Of riding, and
-1s who followed his fortunes were
ap'oe with excitement until the very
" strides samuel Winets's Flor
= Which made q good share Of the
.'aing, looked 2 reasonably sure win
~ after clearing the last hedge, but
'ss''y-%@Fe' her down on the fat
-arYn