New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-22
AlM.Dick Wins
Big Feature at
Jamaica Track
Troise Star Jockey of Day
Pilots Two Winners and
One Second
BY FRANK O'NElLL

Jockey TrQise enjoyed himself to the
fullest extent yesterday in the third
day Of the race meeting conducted by
the Metropolitan Jockey Club at ia
maca. Troise guided two winners past
the line and got another of his mounts
home in second position. He had the
leg up on Brumley in the Clarendon
Handicap, but finished in fifth posi-
ton.
His most popular victory perhaps,
was won in the fourth race, when he
guided Green Gold, good looking colt
by Celt-Follie Levy. home about two
/ lengths in front Of Grant Hugh
Brownies imported colt, Irish Kiss.
Confiscation, son of the mighty Irish
Lad, finished in third position.
Troise hustled Kills home in the sec
ond event, riding a we'll Judged race
and timing his run in the stretch nice
ly. kits had no easy time OF 1t, Tor
Onwa and Owaga were in motion when
the barrier was sprung and set a merry
pace until challenged in the last eighth.
Then the stout heart Of Kills stood by
him and he outstayed his rivals IN the
drive for home.
Al VI. Dick Wins Feature
Al VI. Dick. big, good looking son
of Dick Finnell-Martha Palmer, ac-
counted for the Clarendon Handicap,
which featured rather Indifferent
card. He defeated Fernrock, the Rock
! sand colt which carried the coiors OF
August Belmont. and Dorcas, from the,
/ Cleveland Stables. Dorcas surprised
the crowd BY the race he ran. lie was
prominent throughout and had enough
I left 10 withstand the determined bid by
! Celandria. which made up a lot OF
ground in the run through the stretch'
Fernrock ran as il bit short. he
was in a contending position through
cut. but could not keep pace with Al u.
/ Dick when the latter responded TO ms
riders call on the turn for nome.
Brumley led the field for some SIX FUR.
longs, but tired at that marx ana
dropped back into the bunch to cause
no further trouble.
John Cahill was arrested on. a
charge of violating the. antl-pettihg
laws. 1t was alleged by deputy
sheriff who made the arrest that "a
, hill made a book and employed
clerk. He was taken to Jamaica.
Winning the fifth race was an ex-
pensive honor for the Kentucky Sta,
bles. G. Bernard Fenwick fancled
Beckna. the imported son of Trout
beck-St. Natala, which was first over
the line. Beckna is a stylish looking
gelding and ran corking race: Mr..
! Fenwick bid him up to Sl,2OO. pu'
the owners protected their interests
with the customary s. advance.
Spectacular Finish in Last
| The McTaggart brothers treated the
! crowd TO another spectacular hnisn III
! the last race of the Gay. ana tnls
time Johnny beat Tommy by mere
nod The former had the mount on
r. T. Wilson'S Corn Tassel, an I'M
ported gelding by Santoi-,Cornheid'
! Tommy rode John Sanfords Meteori'e'
son OF Star Shoot.
The two took the track at the break
Of the barrier and were together 10
the last stride. Racing down the
stretch heads apart, the orotners
fought it out with all the skill IN
horsemanship at their commands ana
Corn Tassel just managed to WIN. =,
II was said at the course that A. n.
Macomber intended to ship his horses
to Belmont Park, and that they were
expected to arrive in day OF So
North Star III may be able to race
| this season, it was said. but there Is
possibility that Mr.. Macomber Will
ship him to Burlingame, Cal, and re-
tire him to the stud.