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THREE FOR WILSON STABLE COLORS OF SARATOGA ASSOCIATIONS PRESIDENT HAVE WINNING STREAK. Naushoii. Candlcberry and Onager Carry Them to Victory in Successive Races at Belmont Park — Grasmcie Takes New Rochelle. New York. May 10. — The colors of U. T. Wilson. Jr.. president of the Saratov Association, were conspicuous at Belmont Iaik this afternoon, when three firsts in a row signed for tin* stable were followed l»y Bcaucoups third in the haml iia | . in which there were five starters. Rose yueen rushed into an early lead of half a dozen lengths and Madman chased her to tile stretch, where Jioth retired. James K. Kernes Ciasmcrc came on to win handily liy three length* from Prince Gal. while Bcaucoup caught the tiring Kosc Queen and scored third. TJie tabled history of the New Rochelle Handicap Mine lifflo is as follows: Year. Winner. A.Wt. Jockey. Val. Time. VJ * Survivor 4 KKi Bullinan .. .,140 1:27s 1V01 Kn. of Rhodes. .4 111 T. Burns .. l. 40 1:2SJ 1902 Hatasoo ;; KMj OConnor ... 1.310 1:27 i J1XI3 Wasuift 4 KI4 Wonderly .. 1.505 1:33 1904 Dolly Spanker..:: M» Bedfern ... 1.525 1:33" 1905 Jaeguin 4 MS ONeill 1.70ft l::u" s ]9 m; Security 3 105 T. Burns ... 1.745 1:33 VMft Sir . unewood.O 104 Koerner ... 1.040 1:01 1908 Itasligouche ...:; 107 Nottor 1.525 1:311 HMO Fashion Plate. .3 1*7 J. Glass ... 440 1:11* 19M Grasm.rc 3 103 Butwell ... 340 1:12 Bun at 7-8 mile prior to 1909. Naushon. which won the opening race for Mr. Wilson, is a handsome black so:i of Yankee and Koyal Gun. and the race was one to stamp him as a probable gi«i l one. He was the only one in the race that ran straight and he had speed enough to stay 4-lone to Frank Mullens ami Ivochiel. Cantllehcrry. the second winner for the Wilson stable, greatly outclassed bis company, which was natural, for it was ;i maiden field. No line could be had on his qualities ttocaiiHe the op|tosition was s.. very weak. Onager, • he unsound two year-old that won the third race, lias been one of the most consistent youngsters in training, but he has not hooked up with the top-rulchnra. In the New York Steeplechase Agent took the measure of Thisth-dalc after the big bay bad cut out «ll the pace, and Kossfenton was the one to run Into third place. The icrforiuance of Bossfenton was a striking one. for jockey Allen made half a doaeiJ moves with him. In the last race McGee was guilty • if a badly-judged effort on B innie Kelso, with the result that he was lM-aten by Berkeley, when he should liave won. Mars Oassidy was not on hand to start Ihe first r.-oe today .and C. H. Pettingill released the harrier for the two year-olds that went in that •lash. The tabulated history of the New York Steeplechase is as follow-: Year. Winner. A.Wt. Jockev. Yal. Time. 11M** Pi version 0 1«3 Yeitcli .....4173 t 1lM o-Cosmop.litan ..4 137 Mouolian 1901 Bonkonkoma ...3 15. Dayton .... 75tt 4:011 l!Hr2 Fulminate c. 153 Mara 970 4:02" list:: l.avator 7 153 Mara 1. C10 3:55 1M04 faller 5 140 Donohue ... 1.355 3:55. IWOMd and Plenty. 5 140 Ka 1.320 3:54 HMO Hy las 0 140 Kav 1,005 4:23 1M07 Grandpa 8 153 Stone 1.805 4:20 liais T. S. Martin. . .5 140 Dupee 2.300 3:39 HM9 Agent 7 15.? Kelleher ... M0 4: M 191« Agent 8 103 Kelleher . . 400 4:35 *l»ead heat and stakes divided. 4 No titiM- taken. Sweep is tlie latest ..f the Kecne horses to fall sick, and small chance is held out that he will start in the Withers Saturday. The rejiort at the track today was that his fever had reached 100. and it was feared that lie might not recover. J. W. Stokes will ship Topsy Robinson. Busticana and Toll Box to Latonia next Monday.
