The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-13
SUE SMITH WINS ASTORIA.
S. s. BROWNS FILLY BEATS IN
CORRIGIBLE ~ MUD.

COHNAu1DLI Nv .
Major Dainyerneld. At Odd, On, Fails
Shot Gun Gallops Homo with Top
Weight-Frank Farreil's Champiain
sucoeeds-Five Choices Lose.
Only the simon pure regulars attended the
races at Gravesend yesterday, the rain falling
heavily all the afternoon and the horses
running through typical sea OF sloppy
mud. Five well supported fayorites were
defeated and the books got back some OF the
money that was lost on Saturday.
The Astoria Stakes. for two-ycar- old flles.
FIVE furlongs was a feature. s. S. Browns
Sue Smith, a 3 to favorite. made all the
pace and won In gallop by four lengths in
los 40. he Oneck Stables lncorrigible.
who scared In the betting to sevcns. ran into
the place. beating William Aston Chanler' 3
Hekate, 4 to 1, by length and half. Pierre
Lorillard added a Ally named MI. by Gigan-
teumNil Desperandum. who ran out at
the head Of the stretch and lost all chance
to be in tho money
Major Daingerfield. an odds on favorite.
ran one of his sulky races in the second event.
for sell ny pla later, at a mile a end iuIiong;
Supreme Court, to 2. who was IN front all
ne way beat him home By four lengths in
rshsn weak fae By Martin on s.
BroXns Agile even M money fayoTite. in the
some comment, Agile was in pocket for
three. quarters Of mile. and when Martin got
him free he wa was s unable 70 overhaul Motan
Agile was four lengths before ,Mar,inmas,
W b Jennings : Shot Gun. 8 70 ?, second
for all ages and had so much speed that be
by a length and half. Sydney Pa gets Wood
[ saw. 10 to 5. beat the Aibemsrle, stables
eee"s poor handys nsa JGcts ss Neo sr
Jake Sanders. who won the other day in
a spreadeagle gallop. was a head out of the
had IT, h %s
bSctoo, 50 t to y shot, showed the way TO to
the beainpns Of the far r. turn; where Side
IL TO S, took the lead. the Gonsalvo. colt com;
ing home winner by two lengths: Maid
Rockands' T. T to !. Palette the favorite ,
was messed about in snch manner that she
finished we'll out of the money, The time
In a close finish woodford, ,clay's Cary.
st1 took the last r9ee for maiden two-SEeaT
Billy Bar s"H 1 to the - nakef sa" TO
+: Wilson, Jr.'s, Bili phillips. backed down
to to BY s@Sr sS
The time was 40 2-5. The summaries
FIRST RACE.
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SsmH Harris cTmmns m ;.,I 1900 90
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:. Good start; won easily, shot Gun. b, h. $ by
s ". n jennings
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Ri nainsF'o'e is Mkn"pp.. Isl Il 3
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by Russell sH -jgs'ica owned By " a. Stanton !:
trained by j. Fitasim nop
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- ~ FOURTH RACE.
Astoria Stakes: for ,wo:yeaI old nllies: to carry
Nv pOuHus' <lWp nHu WV III pio'c ohtVo' hNc
Hsss ,;S Age. V, v ,eesv. ,gen'1o; Fs9.
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Time. 1895,
Nasetto-Eth"l Lee owned by :. $, Brown: trained
BY r. TUCKER
FIFTH RACE
old, and apwari 5000 added allowances one mile
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Ss;s 4%s ,.o 3! IS 81
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6 o. ES'sa Lady ' 81 F Esaa 1901 q
%assis SSreye g! RSsisn 81 81 g
eorsavo Lsn Be ss owned s. Frank j. Farrell;
Grained BY F. u Weir.
70, maiden two year olds: $1,000 added; ten
san H., I;n "s. Ne R;'S.. !, i
SoioWsy 1s S @Rgsa.as ' .s' 81 81
S .is;ns E kss !!: S5 5s2i'ss s. 81
Honeywell a.. to-, 100 l. ,:, Smth'"' 2oi 81 10
Shoot-Alsa owned and trained by Wood ford
Clay.
TO.DAY'S CARD FOR GRAIESEND.
Brootdale Handicap Is the Leading Fea.
ture.
The Brookdale Handicap. al nine furlongs.
is the feature of the Gravesend card for
to-day. First Mason. the top weight. will get
a prep for the Suburban in this race. but he
has Dolly Spanker Go Between Little En-
aud Buttlng to beat. In the first event. for
rlaters at about six furlongs. King Pepper.
Ascension. Old England and Quadrlle seem
the best Ivan the Terrible has top weight
in the handicap for ee-year;olds, one mile
aud others. The third race is for two-year-
Oils. five furlonGs. with Miss Point. Iancas-