Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16

NEW YORK, July 1b-E. r. Thomas
Hernis, carrying the heavy impost Of 1872
pounds. today won the Islip handicap. one
mile and a furlong, at Brighton Beach, de-
feating Buttling by a neck Redfern had
the mount on Hermis, and the great horses
victory was exceedingly popular When he
flashed under the wire a winner a great
cheer rang out, which was renewed when
Redfern brought him back to the scales.
Despite the fact that he was carrying top
weight, conceding from 10 10 AZ pounds to
his field, Hermis opened in the betting at s
to s, but his price gradually went up to
10 to s. while Wild Mint was backed down
from Is to 1 to 8 to /. Buttling was heavily
played at IS to 8.
The start was good, and Hermis, who was
on the outside, rushed over to the rail and
soon led by a length. Rounding into the
back stretch, Bad News and Wild Mint
raced up to Hermis, who continued to set
the pace. In the stretch Hermis was still
leading. but Buttling, who had been inter
fered with and knocked back, closed very
strong and forced Redfern to ride hard TO
win. Buttling was two and a half lengths
before Bad News.
Don Diego won the Neptune stakes, while
Phantom won the Curragh stake steeple-
chase.
Summary.
First race 5sa furlongs-Meteor. 40 (o'NeiIp.
4 to l and to !. won; Masterson, 1i0 IL. Smith,
to 1 and to 1, second; Rapid Transit. 10
Q4ynel, 10 to and to 1. third. Time. i.01 1-5
Mullins. Jim Mcvicker. Suds, Mandarin. Clover
Crest, Bob Edgren Golden Fern. Sir Caruthers
Hollowmas. Feeding Hills Florazonde and Plebe-
ian also
Second race the Curragh stakes selling; steeple-
chase; about miles Phantom; 14l Ray 8 to 20
s to / and TO 5. second; Russell Sage, 1875
Henry, to 1 and TO 3. third Time, 40:
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Third race. the Islip handicap; mile and fur
won: Buttling 1o2 (NicoD. 1s to and 10 :, sec
ord: Bad News. ia (W: Knapp. to and to J.,
third. Time. 1852. Wild Mint. Dolly Spanher,
Merry Lark. Gamara. Miss Crawford and Red
Friar sisa ran.
Don Diego. 1o7 Nv. Davis. to and to 10.
Won; Albert f.. 10I tW. Knapp, 10 and to
5, second; MeKittredge, lo7 shaw. to 20 and
l TO 8, third Time. l.13 As. Capias and Ca
Fifth race selling; 1-1e miles-Buttons. 1903
(Purns) 8 TO 2 and to J. won; Pronta. lo2
Baird. II to and even second; Angler. ~ u.
J. Walsh. to and to g. third. Time 1.4G 70
Dekaber Brsdleys Pet. st. Breeze. S0noms Belle.
Novena. Dinah Shad. Brigand. Masanello. Jetssm
and Sailor Boy also ran.
Sixth race. furiongs -.Roseben, 1io loNeip.
9 to 5 and to 2, won; 1ncantation los tHiide-
brand, 10 to / and to /, second Lady Uncas
100 d. S@l e M snS II ay jake
Eugenia Burch. Frontensc. Ascension, Head
Dance Monte Carlo. Druid and Astarta also ran
Latonia Summaries.
CINCINNATI, July 15-First race. six furlongs-
Maj. Carpenter "a tCheatham), 10 1, won; Mar
mont 90 (McIntyrel, TO /, second; Chickora
Maid, 81 (Itadtkel to 1, third. Time, la 25.
| Clarion. Blanche Jordan, May Cherry. Rain OF
Shine, Mary Eleanor. Happy Jack, Ethel Barry,
Crescerton and Iverna also ran.
Second race. five furlongs-oak Duke. 107 CFoy),
' to 8, won; Leta Duffy, 1o7 CTruebeD. TO l.
second; Hostility, 101 walsh, 20 TO /, third.
old Wav Tom, Rnla and
Malabon also ran
Third race, one mile-Florizel 80 (FOy), 10 to 1.
won San Reno. 1O2 tRcbinson). 20 to 1, second;
| Leila, 1O5 Q.arsenj. to O. third Time, 1.39 as.
Tusgee Blache, Havana, Apple and Hot also ran.
100 Foy) to l. won; Martin Doyle, 100 (Treubel).
8 to l. second; Alma Dufour, 115 uarsenl, TO 1,
| third. Time. LA 3-5. Huzzah: Major T. j. Car
SON Reservation and Saranola also
Fifth race, six furlongs-Silent Water. OF
(Radtke), even, Won; Arthur GUNNER. 80 tkunz),