The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
HARRY SHAW RACES
UNDER HUGE IMPOST
Packs His 40 Pounds just as
Real Horse Should. and
Cantprs to Wire.
MADDEN SHOWS GOOD ONE


Shaw carried 40 and wor In easy style
from Helen Barbee. which shou.dered
1856. with the three-y ear-oId rolaitus
carrying i2S pounds In third place.
The remarkable part OF Harry shaw's
victory was that IL was gained IN THE
middle OF the track. whereas he has
lost several races this season because he
swerved toward the inner rail ard got
pocke,ed. lie is what Is known ne a
rail horse. and though he drew No. .
position he remained true TO his habits
at the start and kept pushing inside OF
Helen Barbec. which had drawn the
rail-. until Starter cassidy go; .Iied OF
sending him cat ana let him stay there
for the break.
With his favorite position to VI In
the race looked a good thing for him.
especially a. he was a strong |faVorite
in the betting al II 10 IL. There was
great surprise. therefore, when Superin-
te0dert showed unexpected speed and
] outruun.rg both Helen Blrhee and
Harry Shaw took the rail- away from
The choice al the beginning OF the turn.
Going around the bend Harry shaw had
All re could 40 20 hold on to second
place. IS Hr.r0 Barbce and Grumpy
Mere pushi"g hn hard. When I've
reached the homestret,h the fdvortte
Shot hy Superintendent. which crumpled
up right away. and though Helen Bar
bee made a gallant efiort ia set ON
terms tn me last quarter she never
really threatened lie 'eide., which
passed the judge with four lengths TO
the good. po!arius was tl-Iug At the
finish and had all he could do to take
show money from Grumpy, our lengths
ichind lielcN Rarhee.
Harry Shaw wtS one Of thee winning
faNoriies. the others benz Ella iirNson
and ST Isidnrc. both AT odds on. The
greatest shock for the form PLAYERS
came In the hfth race at a mile aud u
sixteenth. in wh,ch Il r carman's
q VI Miller started AZ odds of , t. 20
and the best he could do was to ruish
third To James MacManus's Iobtnettt
aud Capt. G Is Rockwells Stonehens.
The latter set a hot pace. with j. W.
I Hedrick's Napier doing his best 10 keep
up. Napier was Two lengths behind the
nylns leader at the end OF the ptchstrctch
and -. Nj Miller. the nearest of the
! others. was FIVE lengths further back.
stoneh.ng. has the reputation Of DIVING
i'm the stretch. and when q. NJ Miller
go, within a length of him AT the quar-
ter pole the race seemed safe for the
| choice. Rohinettd had been knocked
back 70 last place At the far turn. but
little Henry persevered with her and
/ came with a rush down the stretch TO
win 10y four lengths from StoneheuGe.
with q. NJ. Miller three lengths fur-
ther back
John r Madden failed TO bring off a
coup IN the last race, for two-year-olds'
ia which he started FOR the first time the
cnestnue colt Sir Vivian. by Ogden
Lady Sterling. Sir Vivian is "A full
brother to Sir Martin. which Madden
sold to Louis Wiuans. and which
started ~faVor.'e for the English Derby.
in which he was knocked down. The
hot tin on Sir vivian caused him TO
bc practically the onlI horse played IN
the field OF ten except John Sanfords
81. lsidore. the favorite Buxton could
not, get Sir vivian To show his speed
in the early part OF the race, hut as soon
a. he got down to real racing he came
very fast and was beaten only half "A
length 10y -. lsidore. The summaries :
FIRST RACE
For ,wo.year olds which have not won
$50: 10y subscription of $40. with ST." added:
Horse ami age VT Jockey Prices Fin.
Sasn. -..........llo Turner cot. - IL l's
/ Broom ale. ...... lis. Butwell 30 /. IA
startling. ...... M. Buxton. p. 1919 - %
Mustard. ........llo Dawes. 81 -
Time 80 -.
Coos start won drlyine sss'n h 9 nv
The Picket Queen; owned by e j oReiliy:
trained by J. j Mulrenan.
SECOND RACE
For three ycar.olds and upward which have
no, won at tins meeting; selling; by suo'
scrtption OF 81, With 500 added, one m,le;
Nephthys. 3.....-a MSahey. p! -
81 Mhf pn:n i, AGED I%5'i4 i MsT9s,'. - r ..
CARTON c, .ssci = Matthew. y
Lights Out. e5. Hopkins, iNi III )
Good start. won driving. Nephthys. Oh Z.
by ls,dbr-Malest: owned by J j Moran
trained by j F~ltzsimmons
THIRD RACE
For three year olds and upward which have
not Won al this meeting selling by -no.
Horse and aSp W.T.. Jockey Pr~icesFin
Ell. Rry;on, a-ed II 'Hn,Seli 80 ONT
C~ommaure,,a. a..- ~ Hunt ...... ~ 50 %
Bran Born, 3,.... ios. Buxton 81 81 :
c. F. Granger, u TOO. .lAllcy ...... 81 hl :
Miss h. Harbor, lot, Flint Si Nl .
Tlme-Ep.
Good start, won easily Ella Rryson. oh.
m by %luvenal- Graziosa, owned and trained
ForRTH RACE.
The Eatonah for three year-olds and IN.
ward: lightweight handicap; ny suhscriptio on
Of $40, with $500 added; ak and a half fur,
q A'Nl-
Horse and age. w Jockey. Prices. Fin.
Harry shaw. g.. liN. Buxton ... l-lO ~ L.
Helen Barhec, a...l3s. Rorcl ...... - - 90.
P%olarius. 3...,...,.l2S .FaIrhro'er lS.5 as "a
Grumpy, S.........lt .. Turner. 1Tl fl I
sarcriGtendent !. i2e TMcTas', ioi - :
Harry Junior, 3~...l2i.. Byrnc. 600. ST re
Lady Barbary, lis. Butweil.., lcl hi :
Time -l:a1 -
Good start, won easily Harry shaw. h Q,
NY sam Hand Rel: owned hy O W Parry
trained ny g. VI odom.
FIFTH RACE
For four. year olds and upward: selling: nv
subscription OF $40. with 500 added; one
mile and q sixteenth,
Horse and agc. VT Jockey Prices Fin
Rohrnrtta. t.",.. o. Henry .... - - +,
q NJ. Miller, aged rs. Buxton ... 20 ont -
Manner. G........... lO1. Byrne ..... - I
Perth Rock, a,.,., loi, j McTag't. Isl - :
Superstition, aged 100. Allen ..... sol 81 4
Good start, won easily, Rohinctta h :.
nv FAR Play Retained II owned nv James
MacManus; trained by e Cunningham.
SIXTH RACE,
For maiden " year olds; purse $500. five
furlongs;
Horse and age. WI. Jockey. Price. Fin
81 Isldore, : loe T McTaz't 7-loll II.
SIR VIVIAN, ".,.,,, IL, buhton,, IT - ~
Emily Il, g..,.,,,. 100, .Troxler. 900. lal 81 3h
Qui Niyc, "........l i2. But we'll. II - I
Rae Il. g..,,...,... 100 j. MrTas't. T.; 81 :
Venture, 2.......,.. loa, steward q, m-l Isl i
Navigator, ".....,, ~, MCCahey. '0l lOi :
Nolli, g.! .-,,,- ~ Herbert 60. 81 = S
Rcsislihle. 2...... 100, Corey ,..., Iol Isl 10
TImc-lHM
:, by i,idor-O nara; owned by John san
ford; trained by " Hughes
Pacific Coast League,