New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-17

feet alignment by Mars Cassidy. who
took unusual pains to eliminste 1the
proverblal racing luck. AS tho grace
was run Consistency proved much she
best Nolan had the leg up Of the
winning fliy and soon crowded out TO
the front and from a middle -pa%ston
over to the rail. He sent mis- u.onnt
right along and soon opened Up a com
handing lead. The race was OVER. at
the head of the stretch. Constancr Hsas
eased through the last furlonga az.
His Choice, a stable mate OF Con-
stancy, was ridden by Lotus, as sta. ssv-
eral other dangerous ones were ef.Sai-
mated by the crowding' for posttEns
that followed as matter Of course
from the congested field shortly 4aNter
the start. LOTUS, when he realized
Constancy had things her ownrway,
very wisely refrained from Us itse-yup
his mount in the stretch run. cl.@
Jam Retards Masked Dancer,,.,ss
One of the most dangerous cunrpetis
tors that suffered in the early ialnnwas
Masked Dancer, of the Coe sta bae 7IThis
one was bumped about, jSrrere hack
and lost in the shuttle before til sfarst
turn Harry Payne Whtney'sS After
noon. which was one of the moS1 ad-
mlred of the lot, ran a very disaprwint-
ing race. s.s
The fifth race was the easiess 1rort
Of exercise for Ivry, the fevotite.
Rowan was last for half the distnisce,
but worked his way up gradusffvoand
nailed the early pacemaker Sg pnen-
tin, at the sixteenth, won as he ,pInased
by three lengths. ST Quelrumrs as
usual, stopped 10 a walk at the ana.
He had q lead Of half dozen .fens,ths
and the race apparently sewed ap at
the stretch. Robinson very iooiuily
went to the whip with this advantage
and the gelding simply curled under
him. Scotch Verdict lust faileG1tsoret
up in time to take the place nth St.
Quentin. ...oE
The Oneck Stables Overcvst.r an
odds-on favorte. won the SIX ftrrones
dash that concluded the card. Bound
ing Through got the place and SUR Rosa
the snow money Overcast spread
! eagled her field. a1oao
A. K. Macomber's War Kiss >yon- the
SIX furlongs dash that star;ssb-.the
Gays entertainment, with J. " Nays
Joyful second and Nose Goldb.att's
Fiji, Cd, third
Widener's Damaris Out of Ruppt,r
J. f. Wdeners Damaris. which ear
! rled most of the wise noGqy.a Was
strictly outside the picture csssss:, The
ace tNFOUSnOu was one teLtVRnyb VI ar
Kiss and joyful. The latter bl osss, n
! front, but was outfooted in the. hpsrsur-
long and had to take up and srytsS a
couple of horses, fact that cos Mr.
grave his best chance Jovfal 1os,ot
through on the rail at the stretch earn
and hooked up with War Kiss thsaps.rh
the last furlong, bat the latter~ssas
more than holding her own under a
hand ride at the end, with good kong
nech's advantage. ~
The steeplechase, at about two
miles, was a practical walk-over, fer !.
+. Widener's Doublet, which vas ISpu-
lar, as it should be. though ~he
paid only 1 for . Only two o.d4rs
faced the starter. Kismer fell lat the
clubhouse jump, so that Double t,3aad
nothing to beat but Robert Olive.
Robert was outrun all the way
The largest crowd Of the season7xas
on hand for the first race. To accom-
modate the great throngs that, Game
from New York and other {sassa
cities for the weekend the assoc1,adon
held back the preliminary dash sakatil
3 O'Clock. 1t was estimated that, $4,000
saw the sport to-day.