New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05
r.,ricious Filly Makes the
Fourth a Day of Joy for
The Thompson Stable

AZ Rosebud. the pride Of Old
-" won the classic Carter
s..Sicap AZ Aqusduct yesterday In a
s..-isr driving finish that had a
- crowd Of 5000 standing on
!. oats. venting a great, inarticu-
=. ,oar OF excitement. 4 blanket
=. have covered the first five
-. that Numbered across the line,
- are field fought through the
~ =, frrlocg &, seemed anybody s race
- time was 1875 40, and under the
.ar,ili-c conditions was fast.
To5 Rosebud won By half q length
~. Promo. which ran ia the colors
"a ;,terests of L. S. Thompson. The
~ Broomstick was a similar dis
y. IN front OF II. c. Hallenbeck's
- The Finn, which came along
- r,eteoric rush ~ the last fur
- 20 beat Raj PARIS Crimper By a
~ while Old Koenig raced "a nth
-.,;.;on. neck behind the Parr en-
IRE rest Of the field was strung
an; along the course. 49,,
psess have been run in which
,,ss,sr purses we're at stake, but few
ave been productive OF more thrill
acton. The last furlong Of the
c.,-sr was a real struggle, and posi-
.;srs changed with kaleidoscope
.,s,d but az the distance the winner
~. best What might have hap
..r,S had the race been az a mile or
rars Il a matter of conjecture. The
T~n made one OF his CHARACTERISTIC
.-.s,. in the last sixteenth and
800 -apidlv. He showed a marked
,-provement over his last two starts,
.ni is ready TO wage another yletori-
,vs campaign, IL would seem.
Rosie O'Grady in Glover
BANKING second in importance on
ae well-balanced card that PROVIDED
feast Of sport was the annual re-
r,Tal Of the Glover Stakes, for two
,,sr-old FLIES. The feet, but tenn
.,-ame1,al Rosie O'Gracy, which also
an In the interest Of Mr.. /. s. Ihomp-
AN. was frst over the line, closely
rrrsued bv II. L. Schwartz's I'M
sorted brown fly, Enflace. Mrs.
Trbbel. a stable mate o. the victor,
vas third. .-.-
Rosie O'Grady was i'm a capriclous
mod when she arrived az the post.
sbs WAS Quite willing 20 take KICK
=, any fllv her weight. and was even
Wiling 20 concede o few pounds. She
Wa next 70 outside IN position. Break
;ry away with all her early foot. Kos .
O'Grzdy raced in front, and. a.tnougn
sard driven for while In the stretch,
managed 20 maintain her advantage
until the end. Enilade ran slash
ing race behind the winner, and was
,asilv second best. She beat Mrs.
Trubbel by a couple Of lengths.
4 tvpical racing crowd was on hanc
70 enjoy the holiday sport. There was
70, seat 20 be had IN the stands, and
he clubhouse was jammed % a point
where little comfort was 70 be had.
TIE lawn was packed. too, and up
along the stretch an overflow crowd
eoryregs.ed in the field stand. Form
players enjoyed a profitable day, ior
three favorites and q well backed sec
ond choice came down II front.
Roamer Is Scratched
t was regretted by many that An
drew Miller decided 20 scratch Roam
q in the Carter Handicap. for the
crowds looked forward with eager an
teipation 20 another meeting OF the
knight Erranr gelding and Old Rose
bud. Swan Song. Of the Wick-ifte
Stable. also was scratched, reducing
he Original field OF a dozen 70 ten.
Old Rosebud was made an equal
fsyorite with Bromo. Eleven 70 five
vas quoted against the pair. ne
Finn had a strong following, as usual,
ard ore could get the liberal ODDS OF
70 l against the black, with even
money 70 show. Liberal prices were
quoted against the rest.
After a short delay az the post tne
fed was sent away on even terms
Old Rosebud broke in front and. cut
ting out 20 make the race from q lead
Ing position. carried the SPEEDY
0rnesdsle and Bromo with him. Inc
rest Of the bunch ran in close com
rany. with the black and white OF II
{. Eallenbeck cleaning through tne
tust in fifth position, as The Flnn
n,ed back. waiting the summons %
-ske bis rush
For a furlonc the bunch sped on
yard, the white and blue o. II. G. Ap'
rlegate flashing In front as Old Rose,
bud spurned the turf on flying iee'
ard tried % shake of his pursuers
0rnesda'e passed Bromo and snoWeI
:, second position. while Old Aoenl2
moved up on the outside, running
strongly but well within himself.
there was little change until inc
tsA rounded the turn and Strengthened
"; for the long three-eigaths OF
sile down the home stretch. OlC
kossbud was first 20 settle himself. anc
',en il seemed that every jockey ~ tn,'
zee decided % make his move simul
arsously Ormesdale was first Z
Esyer, and he decided 20 view the pace
nttsad OF making 10. Deer Trap
''7sr prominent, dropped furthel
tstsrn.
0ld Rosebud. still out in front, hearc
Re hoof beats drum up the turf iT
Ezc pursuit. lie needed no prompt
As from MS jockey, and az once le
81 a few links Of speed. Brom'
T.hsd out, shaking OF the rest % th'
20, ard gained a bit on the leader
va Koenig was in close company, 100
"a 4 wiit jarRon o. names was funi
? ias ar az the par.isars rooted FOL
A'ir respective favou-ev.
Kramer Sets New