The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-29
ISHLANA WINS AT GOOD ODDS
81. GlTIEN FELLY TAKES THE
GREENFIELD STAKES.
NameOki. the FayOrite. Outrun From the
Stari-ApriI shower and Mabel Rich
artlson First at Long Prices-Three
Ea\ Orltcs succeed al Jamaica.

With the success of three favorites and
three other winners which in each instance
provided a killing on small scale, the layers
got "A raking fore and aft at Jamaica yester-
day afternoon. The beautiful weather
made the outing attractive for 10000 en-
thlisiasts. who were on the alert for good
things in plenty. Tho track was very fast
and at the same time so dusty that II was
positive hardship for both horses and Jockeys
Several watering carts are needed right
away. else there may he an accident.
What looked to be really sure thing was
Frank Farrell's Bassetaw colt Nameoki
in the Greenfield Stakes, for two-year-olds
~ five and half furlongs, With Fuller
up. the layers first offer OF evens on the
Farrell colt was fairly eaten up by the big
bettors. the closing quotation being To ).
There was also a stiif play on Albert Simonss
Agnes Brennan. her price falling from to
to 10 TO 5. while the Lotos Stables lshlana.
at 8 10 l, was the tip that was circulated
among the clubhouse patrons az early ~
the lunch hour. They We're sent away to
Il good start but before the first furlong
was covered NameoN was Outrun and fell
back into a series of pockets. Anyway,
30 TO T. with a midget stable boy up. cut out
II fast pace. with Agnes Brennan close be-
hind her. At the far turn Anyway Chucked
il up. but lshlana came on with a world of
speed and, catching Agnes Brennan at the
last sixteenth beat her length and a half,
ridden out. Shortcake. 20 to /. beat Name
oki for third money by a head. The Farrell
colt was poorly handled. Fuller going to the
whip in the baCkstretch, when il was en-
tircly unnecessary lshlana's time WAS l:Os.
April Shower. backed down TO . to /. pulled
"a neat trick when h" took the handicap
for all ages ut Il mile aud a sixteenth. q.
Whittier was n receding first "hoiC" at : t" ).
while Daisy Green was reduced to . To j.
\pril shower. who had big pull Gt the
weights sailed ONT in lrOat AZ u galt that
nadp the rest stretch their nccks. Daisy
Green tried To 90 10 him insuCc"ssiuIlv In the
nrst three-quartcrs oL mil" and then q.
Whittier attempted 10 run over him in the
stretch whore. however. April shower had
something left and Won N drive from little
callahan by length and hall n ~ 80.
g. Whittier was ciLht lengths before DAISY
Green.
4 new record for five and q half furlongs,
" Yea %H7 P'S "T ny FoSs a
who ran for the first Time in the colors of her
new owner, Andrew Miller She was a pro-
htbitive favorit" In the first race at to ~,
Win strong play about 4, II, McCart"r
Potters Thistle Heather. who dropped TO
threes. Dvination burned up the track with
her lightning pace. The Tammany crowd
sci up sudden Yell when F. J.. Iantry's
Mnhican made a bold bid for the lead at the
stretch turn. hui the lHvortte drew away
easily while Mohicnn stopped. Then Thistle
Heather cam" up and forced Cannon to ride
pvination out 10 thr end, whore she won by
length. with Thistle Heather two lengths
In front of petunia. ~ 10 /.
Osgood, the choice in the second race, for
platers, AZ a mile and seventy yards, showed
Ii4 heels TO a big field and had length and
half over Ringdovc. second in favor. at the
end Albany Girl. to /, was third. The
time was l:iI ID.
Syrlin. another fayorte., came home on
the bit in the fifth race. n selling event. at six
iirongs. Robertson handled him patiently.
and the old horse had five lengths 10 spare
~ the wire, where he was timed in IA Our
Nugget, backed down to SKIES. secured the
place from Choate. a 100 to shot, by a head.
In the last event, for maidens. at a mile and
% yards. Mabel Richardson was ham
mered down from 20 TO 10 Fights. Hicks
rode her to perfection. for after The Dancer.
20 to I. had tired Of making the running the
tIalma filly bounded 10 the front and galoped
home five lengths before j. F. Madden's
rhouRhtless, IS to |, who beat The Dancer
by neck for second money in the last fifty
Yards. Polite, the favorite. and King Carter,
the second choice, were soundly beaten,
The winners rime was liT.
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