New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12

5sposed Of THE b'ustery
=. ..-S US: few words must be de-
| =, - /. tAsnkfulnes' TO Mr.. NaheT,
~. !. superintendent, who accepted
:, ~ rssnt advice offered after the
=, 5.y and soaked the lawns and
{ =, dust. thus saving those who
Nav, about from being choked
location. Il was s wise and
..4ssl act Some things in this
:, w ;. more easily borne when
~,,,,3 with things that are worse.
.,t o. Thursday was worse than
nd Of Friday.
/ "a ,he racing. Thosphor, run
!. : II. name and coiors Of Schuy-
/ ! Parsons. took I'D l26 pounds in
lri,as Handicap and won his
4. straight race Like Longfel-
:, brook. il looks as # he might go
l,tTer
= . beat He Will Maybe he was.
..srion will never be answered 10
/, u,,isrtion Of an concerned. He
vas buFeted around by other
ID /, the wind rounding the far
: sisrs he dropped back from sec
4 ,l,,s 70 last. Most every horse
- 70 take keen delight in add
! . his troubles so that when
fs,red out McCahey had 10 make
nj .. Of ground on the outside Of
fed % again reach contending
rrtr.
he coli made up this ground with
.i. and after turning for home
u,gsi momertarv danger 20 Phos-
b When had been gal.oplng along
,,sr, but the effort told, and he
-.i % nothing more ttar chase the
G. paep O. Day home
ls-nly, this led 20 the feeling
q, ?l5Iaor was lucky 20 win, but
-.N not be overlooked that Phos-
20 Won easily, and really was never
35vt except for O few strides in
q - .isi sixteenth pole, when Lof-
|, ,sok hin up a biz.
! c Hildreth sent two winners 20
: post for August Be,mont-Fcrn-
"a "a the second race and L.byan
rs IN me last Fcr0rock opened up
p .! three OF four lengths so quick
~, / looked from The stand as 4
"a messed his field up pretty badly
! n barrier was released. As a mat
z Z fact however Ferrrock was as
III Is a cat On his feet. and Dugan
~ E,tsly criticised by many for an
!Elng
lsH, Sands, which, rumor has il, is
2 'sii iwO-yesr-oid I'm Nr. Belmont's
r. made q show o. his field in the
y sent As told two or three days
q 70 better looking colt has been
" ais year, and now that he has
pre- some racing experience a more
Hn rs, for this son Of Rock Sand
hlgiy anticipated lie did not seem
h'sly extended az any part Of the
i 'goags YESTERDAY and was being
~. y ell through the last sixteenth.
t'isef Is back in his old barn. He
'a ,linsd By D. Douglass out of a
V nee on Thursday FOR 500, but
i ,Etr Of the Palace Stable wanted
sist 20 badly that he gave Doug
~ i.pFssi that he might start in his
= a.'n to-day or sons other day.
) lhompson's Harm onicon, which
20 VIII some distinction IN England,
Z Hals bis FIRST appearance in this
70 u the Paumonok Handicap this
.s,,oh he worked six furlongs in
~ around the turn az Belmont
% NO days ago for this race and
~ t'i lack followers.
= John Sanford horses sixteen in
.-&-Eill be shipped here from
''&'ian early next week Preston
- sill act as stable manager, while
- hughes will Do the training. Mr..
-1 Ald yesterday that the fifty or
h'i'es Nh. Sanford has In France
'a'iaisiy marooued on account Of
Vosburgh, the official handi-
~ rates The Finn four pounds
-. asn Pebbles in assigning
~ ioi the Southampton Handicap,
Ql text Tuesday. On the form
= Belmont Stakes The Finn is
49, pounds better than Pebbles, but
.-s''ey knows, OF course, that the
Il "a not begin 20 run his race
,s;s.Esekin gets In the same race
~ pounds, and will take a lot
,s,.lg II be goes % the post II is
49, 'sIiPnsing that nobody has pur-
~. ms three-ycar-old. John r..
y, = holding him for a fairly big
u. y" then he is a mighty good
} , - ,aenpson's Port Light, a start
last race yesterday, is bred
purple, being by Hamburg