New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-04
Ten Thousand See Fayo,
ties Beaten in Feature
Race at Belmont.
KOH-I-NOOR ANNEXES
RICH FASHION STAKE,
Horse No. I First in Five Evs,,.
Sam McMeeken Wins from
Platter Field.
By +. D. BURROWS.

. - VIZ f''f't f'''N w ''v'F ne ff.it.
Al least. his beautiful little ef.,.
colt. High Noon. had no difficulty ~.
ever i'm anncxing the twenty.thir5 .,
ming Of the Toboggan Handicsp ~.
featured the programme OF the H..
chester Racing Association a. Bslr..
Park Yesterday afternoon.
The four-year-old son o. VOTE, =.
MONDAY. which captured N, a.
event last year in the someyb,,
markable time Of 1903 3-5. was "a,
away the best Of the feld 81 a..
starters which faced the barrier. -
before the septet had proceeded l.T
way down the giX-furlOng straigs,,~..
the crowd Of 10000 persons 80 =
signed itself 10 p High Noon yi,.,.
the only question being By VIA, n.
tsrce the wonderful little sorr ],
would win.
There were hot tips out on s,,,.
| cally every one Of the seven tboyos.,
/ breds which answered the BUZZ, !,
/ The double entry Of Schuyler l. p,
sons, made Up Of that one-tims ~
liant Splinter. Phosphor, and ,hs ur-.
, liable gelding. Hanson. was mad. =
vorite in the betting, despite IA. a,
that thousands OF the spectator, ~.
ferred High Noon and backed X.
opinions with the coin OF the r,,lr
/ Oscar Lewisohn and his friend. 50,
/ in a heavy commission on his nuor,
/ gelding, Benevolent. and August 3,
mont is said 70 have made ss7e,
wagers Of considerable size on his !,
and-out performer, Tea Caddy.
Lewisohn Entry Makes Strong BID
But High Noon fooled them all. n,
sterling colt, picking up IA pounds y
a track which was barely recover,
from a heavy fall OF rain, dashed ;
the six furlongs in 1910 As. beating 2
the stout-hearted challenge Of e
Lewiston entry By sheer speed and Z,
ishing a generous three lengths to h,
good.
Benevolent captured the place m.
. Phosphor. which did not seem ssl, ,
get going, while Hanson. Tea Ca:ir
Fenmouse and Gilies finished in u
ruck. Hanson might have had char
tc get in the money. but ran far oui &
the course, over against the -
stand rail. and lost enough distance ,
ruin mis- chances. Tea Csddy and &
lies showed little or nothing IN t.
company.
But Mr.. Parsons. owner Of Phosfi'
and Hanson. had already captured Z
other feature OF the Afternoon,
Fashion-and taken down a guarantee
cash prize of $4,000 Koh-i-Noor. q
ebony daughter OF DR.. Leggo-Pricsla
Jewel. put this number over for Y
popular owner. clearly outclassng q
field OF four other young iillies =
dancing home at the somewhat p'css
tive odds of 2 10 5.
Pleasant Dreams. a daughter Of IN
Rock. gave Koh-i-Noor run fcI ?
money. but when the real test a.
the Parsons black appeared to ~
wings, fairly flying across the Z,
while the daughter OF Trap Rock ~
still striving. Triple Crown, fsT'H
by many OF the layers, finished lir
Just ahead OF II. P. Whitney's Z.
Hour. Ginger Snap II, an importsiH
showed no foot whatsoever
Top Horse" the Big Fsvori,s
TOP horse" was the great bet Of e
day. In FIVE Of the six races the 1si
oughbred which carried No. on b
saddlecloth came home FIRST GlHs
Gus, in the last race, being the o.,
"top" which did not come hregr
Schoolboy, James Buffers entry = e
first event of the Afternoon, MADE q
English favorite Emden quit eole :
the last pole. sprinting beagrt.
through a broken field, 10 win D.
comfortable margin.
Jockey LOTUS gave the Butler 9 /
ing a dandy ride, and Linden, VIZ
was held at 70 and bette, tsT'1
had a chance. He managed to gsi har
in second place, McTaggart erri 4
Keziah in for the show money. IKE
in front of DR.. Gremer and Elei'''
Flying Fairy, fully recovered if'n
recent attack Of buck" carried l',s
McTaggart TO victory IN his nsH y.
of the 1916 season az Belmont ~
tain Cassatt's dainty brown mir us,
the lead as the barrier went y 7.
never relinquished II. SharpshooM
favorite, was slow 20 start ana q.
rot work up sufficient speed 70 w
take the fairy fier, which rompo ~
at the comfortable odds Of .
/ +. Madden's colt, Woodward, toss
ond by a nose after a pretty bstue
the belated SharpshoOter, wnen
70 be contented with third money.
After The Fashion and The IoooS''
had been decided Sam McNeesn'
is slowly but surely taking X IN"
head TO become a rscehorse, Gems
from the paddock and won mile =.
per from a field Of I'VE gooo "
platers, chief among which was "
Mulrenan'S colt Sasin 40,
Sasin appeared 10 be the GAS y =.
outfit and would undoubtedly raw
the event. save for the fact tns' ~,
Taplin permitted himself to De O..
mapping when the gate was - -,
with the result that the MulrenAA
was practically left at the posi- ,,s
At that Sasin ran a eorALs !,
overhauling every horse except - -,
ratio Belmont entry. Ambrose, 4,
Lyke up. again ran out oad'y "a.
stretch, bat managed 10 get hSmss 80 20
OF Flag Day. Chsrmeuse ana 80 49,.
mass. for third money, hs No.,
run-out on the part Of the !, 4,
Stable entry will probably reso \. . 81
reinstatement OF Jockey Ball. fHy ~
set down because the sane ~.
jumped the track at the same p'"
days before. =. A, Z
VI. Hirsch uncorked a gooo ", ,,.,-
the last race Of the afternoVrG, n
kathryn Gray beat Gloomy ~, ~, e.
fsvorite. to the wire Jockey Ms NJ
ner protested this race. elslmln go,
the Hirsch fly had bumped .as ss,s
colt both before and after wv ,;s.trl
but after a few moments inssss,',.
the Judges disallowed the eoniehN