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BELMONT PARK Copyright. 1924. by Daily Racing Form Publishing Company. NEW YORK, N. Y.. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4. 1924. Belmont Park. 1%. Miles Twelfth day. Westchester Racing Association. Spring Meeting of 20 days. Weather threatening the first three races, raining thereafter. Stewards of Meeting, August Belmont, R. T. Wilson and J. E. Widener. Judges. E. C. Smith and C. Cornehlseii. Starter. Mars CassMy. Raing Secretary, V. E. Schauniberg. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. Chicago time, 1:30 p. m.. W indicates whip. S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate date, track reco.d, age of horse and weight carried. *Indicales apprentice allowance. 7QrTar*"i FIRST RACE— 6 1-2 Furlongs. "Sept. 4. 1920— 1:17%— 4— 119. Jamesport Purse. 4 %J 4 O-l. Purse ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second. 00; third, 00. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 79535 LA ELY w 5 117 6 7 5h 5l 4 || C Turner Riviera Stable 3 31 31 8-5 4-5 79538 PASSPORT wb 3 102 12 U 1" 1* 2i C Ralls R H Shannon 8 8 7 21 7-5 79474 MUSKALLONGE wb 6 114 16 6 4h 31 3» 3» B MrinelliMrs A Swenke 12 15 15 6 3 78980*tMONTALVO wb 6 109 13 14 11" 12 61 41 G Rose W V Dwyer 20 25 23 10 5 72722 FIRST PICK w 3 1061 3 4 f.J W 7»k 51 K Legere C Buxton 20 31 31 12 6 79180 FELICITOUS wb 4 112 11 5 V 2* 21 6» J Maibn i C Winfrey 21 21 20 8 4 79538«MARY AGNES wb 3 97 17 19 16 10 10 71 B BrningW L HernstacU 8 12 10 4 2 ■J9474 NEOOCIATEUB w 5 114 12 11 10 111 17 8 E Sande C R Fleiscbman 5 7 7 21 7-5 79474*C:BHAM wb 3 97 9 10 :i 91 81 9i H Rich-d.sLongriclge Stb 50 50 50 20 8 BRIGHT SPARK w 3 97 5 8 S"k 8.J 9 10J G Cooper J Butl.T 31 30 30 12 6 79738 ORCUS wb 6 117 7 9 71 7111 1U1 G Rabin C A Applegate 20 23 25 10 5 79044 HONOR MAN wb 8 114 10 18 18"18-12» VI1 H TburberJ Magnus 20 3c 15 6 3 79309 KEEN AN wb 4 112 18 17 13 14 14« 131 T OHara P S P Randph 12 15 15 6 3 76680* BEN WOOD w 4 107 15 15 17-" 17h 161 14 V CatroneJ Barton "0 30 30 10 5 79176 LECLAIR wb 6 114 14 12 14- 151 15 15 J T Hurts A J Contento 30 3 30 10 5 79474 MAWRCORON wb 5 114 2 3 t»| li 51 16i F CollettiN Loscalzo 20 20 15 6 3 789801 REPRISAL wb 6 109 4 1 151 161 13* 17J C Taylor W M Jeffords 5 8 6 21 7-3 79176*BESSIE LGHTON w 4 102 8 13 121 l.T 18518=» R Pierce II Hoseadier 30 31 30 10 5 79690SIIINE ON w 3 98il9 16 19 19 19 19 G Thomn G Peterson 30 30 .: 10 5 Went in entries as Montillo. Time. 23%, 46%, 1:12%, 1:19%. Track fast. Winner B. Maintenant Verwood F. bred Mr. Phil T. — g. by — Sournoise, by trained by Taral; by Chinn. Went to post at 2:33. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Wen driving; second and third the same. LAI.LY, close up f r m the start, closed up resolutely when called on and, challenging PASSPORT, got up to win in the final seventy yards. PASSPORT showed high speed in pacemaking from the start and raced FELICITOUS into defeat, but tired in the- final sixteenth. MUSKALLONC I moved up rapidly while rounding the stretch turn on the caitside. bi:t tired right at the end. MONTALVO closed a big gap. MAWRCORON raced well to the stretch. FELICITOUS ran well to the last eighth and tired badly. FIRST PICK ran well. REPRISAL was shuffled back at the start and could never get rp. Scratched 7SS35sWeIlfinder. 106: 7S989H;gh Commander. 115; 724S4 William Tell. 112; 79176 Jynlee. 109; 78.842Melysia. 97: MM Monastery. 114; 79538 Byron. 102: 79538 Black Wand, 97. Overweights— First Pick. 42 ix.unds; Mary Agnes, 5: Shine On. 3%. — — 1 ■■fQayO SECOND RACE — Ahout 2 Miles. Douglaston Steeplechase Claiming Handicap. ,400 4 *J el 0 tW Added. 4-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner */1.150: second, 00; third, C0. Index Horses A Wt PP St 3 7 10 12 Fin Jockeys Owners 0 It C P S 79428VOX POPULI II. ws 8 140 4 4 1« V 1« Ill W McNaii Oosoris Stable 2 21 8-5 3-5 out 79589 -PARLAYS w 5 137 1 2 2- 21 21 2"» V* C Mergler J E Widener 6-5 ll-511-57-10out 7S638 MARK TWAIN w 4 133J 3 14 4 4 4 33 L Veite h W J Salmon 8 10 7 2 out 79589 MERCURIUrf w 6 140 2 I 31 31 3" 3» 4 A Escott Laurel Pk S SIM 4 21 7-10out Time, 3:50%. Track fast. Winner— Ch. g. by Voter — Spumante, by Polymelns trained by J. Fitzsimmms, Jr.; bred in France by Mr. J. Sanfnrel. Went to post at 2:55. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. VOX POIULI II. soon raced into a long lead and outjumped the others, but made a bad lauding at the final jump and only cutgamed PARIAYS in a hard final drive. The latter was confidently ridden for the first turn of the field and moved up rapidly when going to the tenth jiunn. but came wide in the stretch and tired after getting to the leader when he stumbled. MARK TWAIN raced well for the first turn of the field and finished resolutely, but was third because the rider cm MECURIU8 eased him up. The latter jumped well, but was taken up after taking the final jum; , which cost him third money. Overweight--Mark Twain. 1% pounds. I r7QrT£5Q THIRD RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Sept. 7, 1923— 1 :42%— 3— 1C0. Amityvillc Handicap. 4 *J 4 OO ,200 Added. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner 65; second. 00; third, 00. index Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S *r. 79640»AGA KHAN v 3 1041 5 2 3 3 3» li 1* J Maiben Belair Stud Stb 2 I 3-2 3-5 1-3 79307 ATHELSTAN w 5 113 6 4 4l 41 4nk i»J 22 J CallahnE F Cooney 5 I 6 2 1 79535-KING ALBERT w 7 103 2 6 5h 5»k 51 31* 3h t OHara P S P Randpli 4 7 7 21 6-5 79592 THUNDERCLAP w I 126 4 1 6 6 6 5= 4s E Sande Rancocas Stablj 3 6 5 2 4-5 79535VALADOR wb 4 105 3 3 2» 2s 1» 4l 5" T RrothrsW Martin 4 7 7 2 6-5 79592 DREAM MAKER -W4 104, 1 5 1*11 21 6 6 F Smith F Johnson 8 10 6 2 1 Time, 23%. 46%, 1:12%, 1:37. 1:43%. Track fast. Winner — Br. e, by Omar Khayyam— Lady Caiuot, by Radium trained by J. Fitzimmons; bred by Belair Stud. Went to post at 3:25. At prst 1 minute. Start good ami slow. Won easily: second and third driving. At; A KHAN was saved close up to the last turn, then raced into the leael in the- stretch ami won going away. ATHELSTAN saved ground when entering the- stretch and tv-.ishccl fast and game-ly, but did neit menace the winner. KINO ALBERT was badly outrun for the first three-. 111:11 tors, but finished resolutely and outtinished THUNDERCLAP in the final strides. The- latter lot gr -mid • :ii the stretch turn, but closed a gap and finished fast on the outside. DREAM MAKKR and YALADOR laced cae-h ether into exhaustion in alternating in leading to the stretch. The nice was run in a rainslo. 111 and darkness made it almost impossibl» to distinguish colors. Overweight — Aga Khan. 1% pounds; Dream Maker. 4%. ■"7Qr7|5/f FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile Main Coarse. Sept. 4. 192C— 1:10%— 4— 122. T-sneh 4 *J 4 0"rft Running HOLLIS SELLING STAKES. ,000 Added. 3-year-olds a d upward. Selling. Net value to winner ,525: second, 00: third. 00. Index Horses AWtPPSt % i % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P 8 79536MISSIONARY w 5 115 14 5 lh 31 11 F CollettiC Buxton 5 5 5 2 1 79046 DOMINIQUE w 7 117 4 5 7 61 41 23 E Rarnes E Arlington 7 II I 3 S-5 79048 PRIME MINISTER w 4 109 7 8 3* 31 1" f H Thui b -i R 1. Gerry 6 7 I 1". 6-5 79476MONTAlD w 3 110 8 3 4 4 2 41 L McAt. e !• J Farrell 5 6 4. 2 1 79136-HULLABALOO WB 5 MR I 7 i.l ! * 5s 5» J Maib°n AV C Clancy 7 12 12 I ■ 79045 DRY MOON w I 115 10 9 8i 7 6* 65 C FbtherC A Btmm h.tm 7 12 12 5 3| 79225 *MISS CERINA w 4 105 3 1 2" 81 7»k 7i R RrningA J Contento 11 12 .8 3 8-5 75681 -CATALAN wb I 105 5 6 10 92 8= 8» C Ralls E H Garrison 50 10 Ml 43 2 79310 IPOLYCARP w 3 95 2 2 ll 2 91 91 J CallahnOneck Stable 6 8 8 3 8-5 79431 PRICEMAKER w 3 110 9 10 9 10 10 10 L Fator A Belmont 5 7 4| 2 1 Time, 23%. 48%. 1:12%. Track sloppy. Winner — Ch. h, by Honrlcss— Mission, by Reek Sand trained by C. Buxton: bred by .Mr. Augu-t Belme nt. Went to post at 4:02. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. MISSIONARY, close up from the start, saved ground while- roaiiiling the- stretch turn and took the lead, but was forced to c-e me on the outside in the stretch and lost it. then came fast and. mcing into the lead again, won drawing clear. DOMINRJIF. began slowly, but worked his way up on the e.utside and finished with a lush on the c.utside. PRIME MINISTER was ,-, forward reareafjav from the start and. coming through on the inside on the stieteh turn, te ok tie- 1-ad when an eighth f.i m home, but was tiring badly at the end. BONTAUD ran well from the start, but also tired badly in the final drive. HULLABALOO finished resolutely. POLYCARP showed the uio.-t early SfM* and quit. PRICEMAKER run | eioily in the going. Scratched 78860 Rival, 107; 79476 Suncar, 97; 79137 Aragon, 105; 79390 Cockney, 107; 1MM Wampee, 105. r7Qr7£JET FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile. Sept. 3, 1923— 1:35%— 3— 113. Pinslawn Purse. Purse ,000. 4 *J 4 VPt_f 3-year-olds. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second. 00; third, 00. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 79306 •■SOOBA DORO w 102 5 4 5i C*| 5i 1| 1 B Rrning Mrs F Byer 3 7 6 ■ 6-5 79474-ANNE w 106 2 3 31 1 4 31 2e L Fator II S Bowns 8-5 8-5 7 5 1-2 1-5 79538 THE POET wb M 4 2 61 63 68 2nk 3* J Dawson J J Moran 15 15 12 5 21 7884-: -DELYSIA W 107 6 5 lh lh 214 143 L McAtee J Butler 15 15 8 3 8-5 79095 FLAX w 112 7 1 2 2= 1" 51 5 J CallabnMrs J A Coburn 5 7 7 21 6-5 79268M;AY BEN w M0 1 6 4s : k . k 65 6» B MrinelliF M Kelly 5 6 31 6-5 1-2 7741 I3 HENRY M. DIETZ w 115 3 7 7 7 7 7 7 F CollettiN LoscaUo 5 10 10 4 2 Time. 23%, 48%. 1:14%. 1:40%. Track sloppy. Winner— Ch. t, by Escoba— Mollie Elliott, by Voter trained by F. Byer: bred by Mr. K. D. Alexander. AVent to post at 4:28. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won handily: second and third driving. ESCOBA DORO was outrun for the first three -cjuarters. but moved up steadily after rounding the far turn and, coming on the outside on the stretch turn, finished fast and rese lutely and won going Continued on fourteenth page. BELMONT PAKE. Continued from third page. away, but swerving out through the final sixteenth. ANNE was saved in the early running and was out off on the stretch turn and finished with a belated rush when rlear. 11113 POET ran well, but met with interference in the stretch when forced out by the winner. His rider claimed a foul which was not allowed. DELiYSiA set a fast early pace, but tired from racing FLAX into defeat. The latter quit after racing into the lead. Scratched— 79538 Byron, 106; 79095 Friday 13th. 110; 74680 Marcelliue, 98. Overweight 1 — -Delysia, pound. » ■ P/Qr7£»£J SIXTH RACE— 5-8 Mile Straight Course. Sept. 12. 1918— 55%— 2— 110. Lilac 4 *j 4 DO Purse. Purse ,000. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner 00; second, 00; third. 00. Index Horses AWtPPSt U Vx % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S "79037 !CI.OI*DLAND w 113 1 1 1* 1*1 l"k C Lang J S Cosdon 4 6 5 7-5 1-2 79539SENALADO W 118 4 5 4s 45 2nk B MrinelliR T Wilson t2-5 1-2 2-3 out— 79590 PKOAOOGlE w 112 6 S 31 2»k 3* I, Fator Rancocas Stable 21 5 4 1 1-3 TWHTJtDDIOT w 112 2 4 21 3 4 » C Turner R T Wilson f2-5 1-2 2-5 out— 79642 VALENTINO w 109 3 2 5= 5» 5° G Rose Mrs H Acker 30 50 50 15 6 ROYAL GIRL W 107 5 6 G 6 6 L McAtee W O Donnell 23 30 30 8 4 tCoupIed as It. T. Wilson entry. Time. 59%. Track sloppy. Winner-B. c. by Wrack — Fairy Ray, by Hadium trained by W. Garth; bred by Messrs. A. B. Hancock and E. F. Simms. Went to p st at 4:.r 4. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. ClyOlRLAND. helped by the going, raced into an easy lead at once and kept it, but swerved from the inside to the outside and then back to the inside and barely lasted to win. SENALADO began well and was running fastest of all at the end. PEDAGOGUE raced close up from the start, but tired in the final sixteenth. FADDIST had no mishaps. The other two were always outrun. Scratched 711590 Rejected. 115; 78787 Julie. 105. Overweights--tlondland. 1 round: Valentino. 1; Royal Girl, 2.
