Tourennes Cosmopolitan.: Defeats Jack Atkin Easily, But Is Greatly Favored In The Weights.; Forsythes Substitution Scheme Fails to Work and Melisande Defeats High Private for the Laureate Stakes., Daily Racing Form, 1908-05-27

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TOUREMES COSMOPOLITAN DErEATS JACK ATKIN EASILY BUT IS GREATLY FAVORED IN THE WEIGHTS Forsythos Substitution Scheme Fails to Work and andMfilisando Mfilisando Defeats High Private for the theLaureate Laureate Stakes Now York Mny 20 Tonrenne backed from 12 to 1 to I to 1 was tin easy winner oC tin Cosmopolitan Handifap nt Belmont Park today defeating Jack Atklii i by three lengths after tin latter had made the pare for almost a mile T nircnno was in re ¬ ceipt of twentyeight pounds from lack Atkin and was clearly In better horse under tin1 conditions Jack Atkin showed his usual great speed lint his race to some fonlirnud the theory that ho is best at a mile when pitted against good company es poeially under tlie weight he must carry in a lian ilieap lie cut out a fast pace the mile being run In 1SJ Lut the Dual sixteenth was too much for him and Toiircnne which was second to him through ¬ out galloped liy him when called upon Jack Atkins Metropolitan victory was sulliciont to make him favorite and he was well supported at 8 to 5 Tou reime was favorably In under 101 pound which included one pound overweight and while lack Atkin had a lead of a couple of lengths at one time it seemed that Tonrcnne might have been keeping pace with him had his rider so willed Lawrence P Daley which was well supported also was a distant third thirdOn On paper the lieId seemed to bo the best seen hen this season but none of those behind the first three showed anything like the form expected of them Montgomery racing for the first time since he won the California Handicap nt Santa Anita in March made 111 especially poor showing and was I nlld up in the stretch after having been outrun by all but Salvidere This was not his race Sal videre refused to extend himself from the start broke slowly and showed little speed at any stage of the journey Dandelion showed ti Hash of speed lint could not maintain it far enough to be a con ¬ tender at the finish finishThe The Cosmopolitan is one of Belmont Parks now stakes Today was it third running and its tabled history is as follows follows1MMi 1MMi Inquisitor 10 V Miller 07 1473 14731I07 1I07 McCartcr 100 V Miller 5175 145J 145JIDOS IDOS Toiircnne 4 101Mnsgrave 471M 1455 1455Hosthen Hosthen met defeat again Uoval Tourist finding it no trouble to score over the old sprinting cham jiion in the six furlongs handicap Koscbcu was favorite and backed from 2 to 1 to S to n while lliere was a smart following for Koyal Tourist The latter was in front all the way and won like a useful threeyearold Kosebon had the outside posi ¬ tion at the barrier and broke through the webbing when the start came but was not impeded in the least because of this as ln got to the front in the llrst few strides but was soon passed by the winner winnerII II I Whitney siowed a good twoyearold In Bobbin winner of the maiden race and one that is sure to prove useful Bolihin is i full brother to Tanya winner of many twoyearold races in 1901 Suffragette from the Keene barn was favorite on the strength of good trials but she spoiled her chances by swerving at the post after cutting up a lot of didos before the start canje Mr Keene had better luck in the Laureate Stakes when Mclisande beat the favorite High Private in a drive For sythe substituted High Private for lion llomine the overnight entry from the stable but the scheme did not work so well as it did earlier in the meeting when Ion Ilomme was added to take the place of High Private and won Melisande was in front throughout though put to a sharp drive to win by less than a length High Private swerved badly in the run down the chute Interfering with Koss fenton and in the opinion of many should have been disqualified disqualifiedThe The tabled history of the Laureate Stakes since IIOO Itonnibcrt 110 Odom 2015 50 50IHH IHH loin Paul 107 Henry 180 101 1011J102 1J102 Charles EwoodllS Wonderly 2 i7r 5H 300 Box wood 11 Odom 2S50 3ll Song and Wine 125 Kedfern 255 5SJ 5SJliMir liMir Penrhyn HOShaw 24 X 101 1105 Okenlte 11 Kadlke 275 5 1 7 Frizetto 117IW Miller 42 HIOS Melisande 107Nottor 2SS5 50B 50BWhen When P 7 Mackenzie paid 10000 for Tourenne in the fall of his twoyearold year he had his hoieo of this colt or Montgomery When Mont ¬ gomery turned out to be one of the best threeyear olds of last season and was sold for 25000 Mr Mackcnzio was chilled by his friends for making bad bargain lie has tlu laugh on these friends after Tonrennos splendid victory today with Mont ¬ gomery pulling up a half furlong behind him Tou ¬ renne had worked a mile at Sheepshead Iay in 140 for todays race going the wrong way of the track It was on this work that he was so gener ¬ ously backed backedColin Colin worked one mile this morning In 142 and finished out the mile and a half in 2 E This was his final preparation for the ISelmont Stakes to be run Saturday Celt a stable companion went the mile in 140J and one mile and a quarter in U07s Many good horsemen who were not favorably Impressed with Colins race in the Withers would not be surprised to see him beaten at the Belmont distance of one mile and three furlongs and pick Kalr Play as one that might do the trick trickBoth Both August Belmont and Perry Bclmont will leave on the Lusltania tomorrow morning for Europe to see Norman III run in the Derby next Wednes ¬ day dayJockey Jockey Gilbert who was one of the finds of the winter meeting at Oakland is here to ride for James H Keene


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