New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-21
Sasin Wins Chappaou, !,
Favorite, Wooden Sbo..
Finishing Last
BY W. J. MACBETH

Pan zareta. the aged mar. A.,
Cotton which has won far MAJ, 80
than any other thoroughbred !, -
ing added another brilli.n, w.,
ment to her fine record At ~
City track yesterday af,.rnoo,
phenomenal Splinter, whose .v,,
ton bellies her years, sallou.s ,s ,s
the Hillsdale Handicap, at Aha.
furlongs, the feature even, a, AZ
That weight is one Of tn. 49,
incidentals in the life of Pa, ~
the mare proved by pickiu, =. :
pounds, twelve pounds NOR, A..
shouldered by James Butler,
which she beat, pulled up, }, =.
good lengths. Jefferson Lv,r,.
Diamond, thirty-fve pound. Ss..'
than the winner, finished thin
Pan Zareta made it an .,s,
Jockey Mott. All the boy hn.a
was to sit still and keep IL. ~ :.
straight on the course. n, ca
champion was on her toes sut. h...
ing with Capra, cut out su.s a..
pace from the very start tbs. d, :.
of the field was simply lost
A Fast Pace
Federal Girl and Caprs hunr q !.
a while, but at the turn int n, j.,
Of the stretch 1t was noticed I'm A.
Cotton mare was just playing viii 4.
rest Of them. Even so, the su n
too much for federal Gid. Js
dropped back fast in the tint,
Knapp, with Capra, tried hi, .r ,
the run home, but never .s,n p
down any OF Pan Zaretas lead D,
mond closed with a rush ana ,,,r,,.
third money from Diversion Ia d. lw
few strides.
Pan Zareta, il proved, was on. a,.,
very best opportunities Of ii. Ia, A
good a price as 9 to could be hMr
the mare. This was because Of, AZ
estimate Of the form Of Bg.sn
Cspra, supposedly ready for , .su
cutting. Pan Zsrets, more .hr h,
two winning odds-on fayorit.,, va q.
titled to the respect OF the layer
The Chappaqua, fer three.yu,sla
and up, at a mile, was won BY e BsI.
tons Sasin. Wooden Shoes, the iiur
ite, finished absolutely last In he tsli
of five. Lyke laid of tn. early ym
with Sasin, but rated his LON. wi
and when he got ready after the tn
into the stretch came along Just abr
as he pleased. Syrian, that hsp! vi
with the pace through the early stage
outgamed Manobsls in the fsh. for tn
place. FL.
Bella Desmond, odds-on iavsri,e, Va
the first race in rather easy tsshs,.
Bedtime Stories set the pace, With
Bella in close pursuit. Burton DID not
turn the Lewiston FLY loo. till ln.
teenth from the finish; thsn !. va
all over. Bedtime Stories, which tn
saved ground all the way, could n'!n
sist the favorite's final Inst Of srs:
Buffers Schoolgirl, favo:ite 10 y
third race, just managed to irlsh =
the money. Kleeger scored with Gterr
". Avery over Cavemsn, another hei'.
lily played contestant Scs,olgf
showed a world Of early speed, b.
stopped in the drive throusi ~
stretch. Cavemsn was slow 10 kr',
but came fast at the finish.
Roche Takes Fifth
Ed Roche, odds-on favorlte. ''cs w
fifth race in a hand gsllop Hsfm'
Gus race had been decidedly v',sn'
factory, and many were Of tn. 'p'ta
that the colt had gone stale. hassM
the talent was not fooled at OIL VIZ
of 1 to 2 were eagerly accepted.
Star Finch. the Herr colt, sixf'M
to make a runaway OF It, iad *
opened up a lead Of five Lengths |"
Rowan rated Ed Roche perfeetlI, =,
shortly after the half was reaches ~
picked up the feet pscemake' ~.
that it was simply question o. ".
far Rowan cared to beat the hsn ~
Clifford A. Cochran's currer1 as'
the closing event for maiden tEo'I".
olds. McAtee got of well and NAE ].
a stern chase for the others al =.
way. Currency lasted just long .no1 ;.
to thwart Red Sox, W. ". Is.o's,
geIding, that ran his first race. Ar r.;
deal Of the wise money was OF d.
Sox, which was ridden BY KNAPP. =,
The track, which has been ysry NC -,
and deceitful all week, is at lisi 'aa.
ing signs of improvement ana, =. =,
fair weather. should be fairly ias, ~ :,
The fact is attestee ~ y. =,
heavy entry list for to-day, %. ' e,,,
event of which is the Empire ~,
Derby. in which Ticket. Ballad LasI. !,
Corn Tassel and Rickety are Names