New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
ONLY TWO FAVORITES WIN
udIRURG BELLIES STAkE.
Vins Equality Easily from D0nde-
hon and Dolly Spanker.

,,, ,o--, n,axers found the racing at sheePs-
$50 Raw yesterday more unproh'aoie 'ia-.
..o,- ca-efIIly studied deductions "aflai'e .
-, 81, helieyire it would be. and at the emu oA
~. aav they found themselves Win oiiiS w"
rr,rnsnr fayorites TO their credit fielus VIC"
s,s..,e,,ished for their quality, although
,bo-A was plenty of quantity IN some Vi 'Heii-
severe shower early in the aioefilo''
,-aatened 10 spoil what little sport was III Pios-
root brt IT wore itself out without DONG iiiuch
damage. ,,,o, woe
rr,tber the condition of the track. whlch was
sas. or the presence of Sydney Pagets
..,-r ,.o. se,ie in the Equality Stakes. which
,v.s renewed for the fourth time, reduced tie
-, esld Of ten to six. and although there
ware some horses with pretenslons 10 sumo
,.,,+, Hamburg Belle stood out conspicuousiS
4ho haat and at no time was there oetter
.,,s, money laid against her. At post time
- -,roh money had been wagered on her
chances that her price had dropped 10 10 ~
-, rollv Spanker was g well lheo 00
choice at prices ranging around 10 D.
A. M noint in the mile journey was the Ia
,,o-ite IN any danger. or, for thal lilaC'e4' hs
eXtanaed. and she passed the judges slalo wen
,n hand a length and a half In front OF Daiioe
lion The latter was looked upon as al @ oUt
s,6sr and closed in the market at tWelNes- 1"iS
.h-..,,aar-old son of Hamburg has been speau-
"a, ,r,-ro,,inr and showed IN his race yesterday
~. he "a a factor to be reckoned with when
s,-ar ba meets such company as he did yester-
ssv AS usual Dolly Spanker deferred his ef-
fort until ali hope of victory was gone. but Tor
ali that he was much the best of the Others ana
d,sposed Of Prince Hamburg by something like
a half-dozen lengths.
The persistency Jimmie Rowe has shown In
starting his three-year-old colt Won Tromp by
Ben Brush's Cinderella. in races which the pub
l.c thought were beyond his staying capacity
was rewarded in a handicap at one mile ana
three furlongs. The colt had l12 pounds up
,,5 eo sure were the form players that he would
,r,+ when ANYTHING caught him that they over
1ool.aa him. and he was allowed to go to the
post at f1ves. while Kehailan, with one less 10
carry. WAS a phenomenal favorite at to D.
Either because the latter received a most IN
competent ride from Miller, or because Won
Trornp's heart has become decidedly more cour-
ageous, the son of Ben Brush disposed Oh Ne
hafan and his two other opponents by COM
Portable margin Kehailan finished a most IN
different second, after one of the worst rides
This usually clever lightweight has shown since
he came East IT,,
In winning a race at one and one-eighth miles
from a lot of platers. J. P. Romans colt Nolaoay
was accused Of showing suspicious form re
yersal and there were loud grumbles from those
who had played The Southerner or Palm Tree
TO win the race. AS matter OF fact, the VIII
ner did not swerve try TO run out, and ran
70 his best form. The southerner and Ken
We're the runners UP; the last named, as mat
ter of fact. ran the best race OF the lot as ne
was nearly left at the post and had TO ruN
almost entirely through MS nelo- Inc otiLeL @
winners were Sandmark. Whimsical and Line
Of Life.