The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-13
SYSONBY IS
 STILL KING Kcene Horse Wins Great
 Republic. BRADY'S OISEAU SECOND Purse Worth Ihirty-nine Thousand Dollars.
BRADY's OIsEAU SECOND
Great Horse Took Lead From Brady's Bid at Quarter and Won by 
 Five LenGths--BrOom-
 stick Was Third.

Saratoga. Aug. 12.--One of the great est horse races of the year was run here this afternoon when James H' Keene's Sysonby fully justified his title of King of the Turf in winning the Great Republic stake, worth $3s,- 900 to his owner.
 sysonby went to the post favorite at odds of to 20. He was never in better condition. James B. Brady's Oiseau looked fully equal to the mile and a quarter and the bettors showed their confidence in his speed by play ing him for all he was worth. Yet ne was as good as 16 to when the bugle sounded.
 Starter Cassidy sprung the barrier to a fair start, Oiseau and Sysonby being the quickest to break. As they raced past the grand stand the former had bit the best of it.. Broomstick and Dandelion were heads apart. At the quarter pole the Brady colt was leading by d length and Broomstick was three lengths back of Sysonby. The Keene colt there began to run and in less than A quarter of a mile had passed Oiseau and was leading him by two lengths. Dandelion and Broomstick were still neauS dpdEt anu III NA'tSANa with Prince Hamburg trailing.
 Sysonby maintained his lead without apparent effort. The order was un- changed when they entered the stretch. but the Keene colt increased his lead to nearly five lengths. He won with three lengths between him and oiseau. who was a length better than Broom stick.
 The Hopeful. worth eg1s.tso to the winner. fell to Mohawk H.. who ran a very game race and scored John sanford's fourth stake race at this meeting Sea Horse II. in the steepie- chase stratned d tendon, He and Gate Bell were on even terms the first two circuits of the field. Five favorites went down to defeat.
 First race, i've and >one-half furlongs Speedway. 10s (Bell). 10 to 1, won: Hermitage, 112 (Martin), 8 to s, second; Bivouac, 103 (Hildebrand). to 1, third. Time. 1:07 4-5. Calabash, Avis ton, Cary, Lord of the Forest. Odd Ella, Miss Point, Suficiency. Mollie Donodue, Gentian. Mintia, Ireland. College Girl. Third Alarm, Ruth w., Turkey Foot and Cats Eye also ran.
 Second race, the Shiilelah steeple- chase. two and one-half miles. full course--Gate Bell. 146 (Ray). to 5, won; Gold Van. 1855 (Horan). 12 to 1, second. Time. 5:2s. Sea Horse II. broke down. Russell Safe refused.
 Third race. the Hopeful. six furlongs Mohawk IT., 130 (Redfern), g to 1, won; Athlete. 115 (Travers). 50 to 1. second; Juggler. 112 Oyne), 2 to 5, third. Time, 1:132-5. Pegasus. Sandy D.. oyama, Bell Snicker, Shine On, Belle Mere and Meteor also ran.
 Fourth race, Great Republic. mile and one-fourth-Sysonby. 119 (NicoD, to 20. won; Oiseau, 116 (Redfern); i3 to 5. second; Broomstick, 126 (Martin). 20 to 1. third. Time, 2;07. Dandelion and Prince Hamburg ran.
 Fifth race, mile gentlemen riders Tom Lawson. 127 (Mr Mather), 12 to 1. won: Saladin. 130 (Mr. R. Baker). 20 to 1, second: Ralbert. 126 (Mr. Jones). to i. third Time. 1:44. Old England, Caqueta and Maximilian ran.
 Sixth race, handicap. six furlongs- Councilman, 102 (Buchanan), 12 to 5, won; Dreamer, 1O5 (Hildebrand). to 1. second; Aeronaut. 100 (Miller). 10 to 1. third. Time. 1:22: Broomhandle Butcher, Funiculaire. Oxford. Angler. Colonel White, The Belle and Kittie Platt ran.
 First race, seven furlon gs--New Mown Hay, Io5; Princess Tulane, Shrine, Memories. Flammuls' 1o$: Mamie ardson, 9S; Fleur de Marie, 97.
 Second race. hunters, stsepiechasss ss Blue. f66; Knight Elway 1856; Punctual. 14S. furlongsm3oLady Navarro; 1Ss; loo; pa,,hin Water ss; @ Winifred A., s5; Rustling SIX. Odd Ella, Hester Wannie. Pythia, s2; Fla
 Fourth race; mIle and fIriongi .ndr han ioS; oarsman.. 1o7; Bragg. 100; Pail. Bearer, ss; D'Arkle, go; r.,o,.., Ticker, Volo, Dave Lewis, The Humil. Raidmoore, 110; Adonis. 107.
 s,rth race, miIe-Orthodox, Trion. 11s: Pretension. Huntington. Stroller. niai Girl. li4; Goldsmith, Judge Hines. Foncasta, Santon. 113; Willie Newcomb. i1o: Workman, Alvin. 105; D'Arkle. 106.