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auU luOSc plCSCAl saw a CdPitaA AiAioA
In the Parkway handicap at a mile anf
a sixteenth, when Howard Mann proved
that his Brooklyn handicap was nc
fiuke. as he took up lis pounds and won
again. Arabian made the running. with
Harry Reed second and Howard Mann
back in the ruck with Roundsman.
Sloane made no move on Mann until
they began to round the upper turn and
then Joined the leaders. AS they
Strengthened out for home Howard
Mann was in the lead with Sloan look
ing back. He thought he had them ali
beaten then, but Thorpe brought
Roundsman up on the raj. and there
was a hot finish. Mann winning By a
head. ~ ..,.s. ,.s.
= MI. Beisnont's pair, Don de Gro and
Octagon.. and Harry Stulrs Braw Lad
were the only starters in the rich Carl
ton stakes and Mr.. Belmont declared to
win with Don de Orc. De Orc con-
cluded TO run today, and after indulg-
ing Draw Lad with the lead to thu head
of the stretch galloped away from him
and won. Results:
Six furlongs-Yemen won, Schum Sec
ond, Premier third; mei1:171s.
One mile and a sixteenth-Paul Kau-
vars,Won, Free Lance second, Aivaraio
third: time, 1:5l14.
Hudson stakes, five furlongs-Geerge
Keene won, Handball second, Murillo
third; time, 102%.
Carlton stakes, one mile-Don de Orc
won, Braw Lad second, Octagor third;
time, 1:44.
Parkway handicap. mile and a six
teenth-Howard Mann won, Rounds
man second, Brandywine third; time.
1:51%. Arabian, Lehman, Harry Reed
and Sunny Slope also ran.
Five furlongs-Handpress won, Gen
eral Maceo second, George Boyd third
time, 1:031s.
CONEY ISLAND MEET
NEW YORK. June 5.-The program
book for the June meeting Of the Coney
Island Club will be completed Tuesday.
The meeting begins on the 22d inst. and
concludes on July 10-twelve days rae
ing in all. The racing daysand orders of
the stakes are ae follows:
9 Tuesday, June %, Suburban and
Double Event; Thursday, June "a, Daisy
and Swift stakes; Friday, June 25, Foam
stakes and Coney Island handicap; Sat
urday. June &c, Zephyr stakes and Stir
rup stakes; Tuesday. June 20, Surf and
Tidal stakes and the Grass inaugural;
Wednesday, June 80, Spring stakes and
the Bay hurdle; Thursday, July 1, the
Pansy stakes; Saturday, July 8. SPEND
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Trial stakes. Sheepshead Bay handicap
and Coney Island Grand National stee-
plechase; Wednesday, July e. purse
events; Thursday, July s, Vernal stakes
and Long Island handicap; Saturday
July TO- Double Events (sscond half and
Realization stakes
The Realization, for 3-year-olds, at one
mile and five furlongs, is the richest
stake of the meeting. 1t is worth about
$4,000. The value of the Great Trial, for
2-year-olde, is about $4,000; the Su-
burban, $500; the Double Event. each
section, $4,000, with an extra $1,000 if both
sections are won by the same horse.
Last year Ornament captured both di-
visions The Tidal, for S-year-olds is,
$4,000, and the Foam and Surf, for 3
year-ol.ls, are worth $500 each In ALL
the Coney Island Jockey Club will give
at its spring meeting in stakes and
purses $125,000. Mr.. Thomas Smith, as
sistant secretary of the Coney Island
Jockey Club, has compiled a list of prob
able starters in the Suburban handicap.
distance one and a quarter miles, to be
run the opening day. two weeks from
next Tuesday. 1t is as follows: L. 5.
& w. p, Thompson's Requltal 121
pounds; r. l.. Roses Clifford 12G
pounds; J. M. Murphy's Buck Massie,
125 pounds; A. Belmont's Hastings, 129
pounds; P. Dunne's Flying Dutchman,
121 pounds; G. E. Smiths Belmar, 121
pounds, and The Winner, 115 pounds;
Bromley & Company's First Mate, 119
pounds; Oneck Stables Sir Walter. 10
pounds; NJ. F. Dryers Ben Eder, Id
pounds; w. Jennings Dutch Skater los
pounds; j. A. McCormack's Peep O. Day,
le7 pounds; w. P. Barrick's Maurice,
lO7 pounds; F. l.. Parkers Lake Shore,
104 pounds; G. Z. Seagram's Havoc, 1G2
pounds; w. C. Daly's Volley Gncluding
four pound penalty), so pounds; j. r.
Keene's King Arthur IL. 9S pounds; f.
f. McLean's Berclair, Sc pounds.
Mr.. James Rowe, trainer for Messrs
will be in shape by Suburban Day. Cliff
ford is again going nicely and Hastings
is reported recovered from his lameness
First Mate is receiving a special prepar-
alton for the big race and Havoc will
arrive from Canada in ample time to
start. DR.. Mclean had Loki in the Sub
urban at 10S pounds, as we'll as Berclair
He declared Loki, however, with the
statement that he expected to win the
Brooklyn with this horse and did not
care to pick up a crushing penalty and
start him in the Suburban. 1t is GER
tain that a fine field can be obtained
from the above material
OAKLAND RACES
DENVER. Col, June 5.-The races at
Overland park opened with beautiful
weather, fine track and a large attend
ance. Late in the afternoon. however,
a storm came up and part of the races
We're postponed. Results:
First race, trotting. 2:40 claes-Boy
Dello won second, third and fourth
heats and race. Time. 2:22, 1926, 2:23A
Romey won first heat in 2:23A
Cressy. Director Prince, Gehbard, Miss
Jefferson and Choma also started.
Second race, pacing. 2:10 class-Kate
Medium won, in three straight heats
Time. 2:12%, 2:131s. 2:10A. Nettie JET