The sun., 1901-06-07
DOLCE FAR NIENTE WINS.
A. N. 4 d. n. N0RRIsS COLT VICTORIOUS
IN THE MANHANS8T sTAKE&
Clutches Jack No Mund and ssmbrers IN strstch
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Do Mund In tho Manhanset Stakes anu INC
triumph Of Hengist. a i00-to-i shot In the
second race.
The Manhanset Stakes Of $1,000. at nve
furlongs, called small field OF two-year-
olds to tho post jack DE Mund was e-to-s
favorite with Green B. Morris's Sombrero
second choice at Q to s. Opening at TO l..
Dolce Far Niente was backed quietly all over
the ring until his closing price was to l..
To an inferior start Sombrero and Jack De
Mund quickly raced away from the others
and travelled neck and neck to the turn.
Spencer kept Dolce Far Niente In third place
and then made great bid for the lead. The
Hanover colt responded nobly and In tho
straight no readily passed the two leaders
and galloped home an easy victor by three
lengths In io2. It was a hard finish for the
place, Jack De Mund heading IL from Som
brsro.
The confidence Of the talent 20 severely
shaken on Tuesday and Wednesday. was
partially restored when julius Fleisch-
manns Smart Set turned out to be winning
favorite In the first race. II was q contest
In which maiden two-yesr-olds were asked
20 20 five furlongs with the weights ten
pounds below the scale. Smart Set looked
to Offer more than to In the first chalk
ing and as the money came In rapidly the
closing price was even money. q. Whittier
% at e sSs lGSIs Smart sna sqsss' zee Sss
from the moment he left tho barrier, Shaw
did not have to exert himself, and yet the
place By a neck in front OF G. Whittier
When ;sI sas Sst'Gs .I began IN the ;eSHna
at about six 'flrlonss. the talent Concluded
that Albert Feathersto ne 8 Malster was the
sSs s'is5 po hs Ssn aassS
Bluf and Carl Kahler fancied as outside
same as a. bolt Of lightning from a sunny
poor start, NJ G homans Hensist 81 100 to
l. was seen out in front running as IL he had
would stay in the lead. though. even when
hs shass ss sesfs Sa Of But MsHs wSsa
he was still setting the pace by a length and
a half at the half mile. with Manga. .Malster.
there We're We're some @ In the crowd who saw break.
ers ahead. In the stretch Landry. seeing
that he had a, chance with Hengist, went
colt struck his second wind and In a corking
Barring u few Struggling dollars there was
no betting on the winner.
Acting as II stunned or dazed by such
blow. the regulars. with their usual pluck
Installed Ten Candies an favorite. at even money.
furlong, Andronicus and Alsike we're about
equal second choices, with Rochester 9 to /
out out in IN front, IL never allowed any Of The the
end n the he out ., enough s
to allow Ten Candies to gallop home six
lengths in front. Andronicus and Rochester
and and as BUR Burns I rod. the latter ike a green
stable boy, the less-experienced Cochran
landed McCanerty's horse in the place by
There was a rattllns finish In the Empire
State Steeplechase Handicap over the full
course OF about two miles and a half The
sssTaa sssrts rhOmSs HchSocs Tss 'ops Red
Path was second choice and Passe Partout
third In demand There was also quite
SSeedsd to Sn set 'T the pace for
a mile. Then Passe Partout, Walter Cleary
and pr. Eichberg went ahead Of the others.
stumbled and nearly went down. Mara
skilfully got him going again, but he was out
q The finish was startling drive. Pesse
length George Keene was second. a !, nsth
In front of DR.. Eohberg. Westown broke
down and lImped home.
for three-year-olds and upward. at ono mile
setbacks Jacob worth's Philippine. a : 70
finish John Maddens Nitrate. to /. over
hauled Oliver NJ second selection, In the
stretch and won In drive by n length. Young
Dixon. 80 to /. was third Summaries:
PtRsr RACE.
each Win s7o6 ADDED Ave- faHonss' VI Wv
julius Flsl,chmsnn's sr, G Smart Set BY Haima-
c. r. % Pelsersons b. C. Nugget, ii, csiseij....
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lanes p Keating Sundeflands and Cai,hness Also
ran In The order named ~
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40 n Sunde,s nds "a In And 81 10 IL aithneSs
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THIRD RACE
Handicap: for hreeyearolds And inward, NJ,
subscription Of $40 each with 900 added one miis
and a frlins: '"' ''''''
j. f. Wlteners b. 6. Ten Candies BY Cano,,m.s
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