The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-05
-SYSoNBY WINS PULLING UP.
KEENE COLTTAkES REALIZATION
WITHOUT BEING EXTENDED.
Tsnya IL Always second-Ironsides Captures
Double Event In the whitney Coiors
--CastaIian Successful In Jumping
+ Eyent--Great Crowd at the bay.

TaNya ID Always Sec Ond-lrOnsIOes SAptuTee
Double Event In the whitney COlors
-Castalian successful In Jumping
+ Event--Great Crowd at the Bay
Nearly 10000 turf enthusiasts accorde d
royal ovation to James r, Keene's sysonby
when he won d he Lawrence Realization stakes'
for three-y year -olds. one mile and fve 1ur-
longs, at Sheepshead Bay yesterday after.
noon in such easy style that Jockey N,col
was In the act of pulling the great Melton
colt to walk at the wire. or the original
entries. Sydney Paget's Gaiinsorm vas
withdrawn. leaving four to go. While Sy-
sonby was prohibitiye favorite at to D.
H. p. Whitneys crack FLY Tanya, by Med
dler, was we'll supported FOR the place al
2 to 10. with an army of small betters backing
her to win Mt fours. simply with the idea
OF taking chance. August Belmont
Blandy by Hastings. was not so much in
demand. although many place bets on nun
at o to 10 were registered. while Fred Bur
LEWIS Migraine by Top Gallant, was so lightly
regarded that you could have written your
own ticket against him.
The start was made well Zip the Futurity
course. Tanya. with Lyme up. had the rail.
while Sysonby lined mp on the extreme out
aide, next to Migraine When Mars Cassidy
sent them away Lyme made desperate
attempt ia hold the rail with the Whitney
nlly She had a world of speed. but 1t was
nothing to the lightness of foot displayed
by Sysonby, for with n terrific rush the keene
colt quickly assumed command. and When
he dashed down past the Judges for the nrst
time ne was a couple of lengths in front OF
Tanya Nicol MAD Sysonby under double
wraps, and it may be said that he never let
them out Sysonby, with a long, machine
like stride. superb action and meteorlc speed.
was the master of the situation from the
very beginning. Ianya, under pun, hung
to him tenaciousy IN the long run around
the lower turn into the haok3tretch' put she
never had a chance to eaten MI keenes
Iico looked back repeatedly. but still kept
Sysopby under restraint. for there was nos
necessity of hurrying him at all. Blandy was
standing on his head. 50 to speak when Sy-
sonby turned the mile in iTactton slower WEI
on the far turn Tanya was let down and she
made a bold attempt to go up TO the leader,
worth but Nicol, looking back once more,
drew away with the king of the turf, and
when he entered the hGmestretch !, in al his
ma jes(y the crowd broke into wild cheers.
Sysonby passed the judges I'VE lengths 70 the
good in ?47, the best record for the track ana
Tanya was three lengths before NJ igraine,
while Blandy was last. six lengths back
opd I part of + the Double Event. for two-year-
ODDS, six furlongs on the Fpturty course. was
sides was superbly ridden by Jack Martin.
and was a strong second choice at IL to 8.
hs MADDEN entry Timber Fre snd Cox bseF eo rS
Was backed at aves. with 3 to against James
10 Mcthesy Msl an
added starter. and neglected al fifteens; 1t was
9 smashng race Il the way, Vendor, Bohemian,
pacemakins. When Martin sat down TO, ride
Mr.. Whitney,,s gelding, however, he quickly
s e9k the With fad sdsS wh Hss
eiso very busy with Timber. At the end Iron.
sides. under the whip, was victorious BY hall
6y 'saf head With Geo, c, Bennett two lengths
Alter superb exhibition of jumping j. ",
Colt q Castalian Sto /, who was in front for the
greater part o the Journey. Won the lndepend-
once. Steeplechase at about two miles a., and a
e essI 1rs Sf Bsek y Aqssar favorte
who ran second neck before Gold Nan' to p
might have been mo1s ,ba 1aefor
on the backstretch al time when he was
pressing ,Castalian hotly. Ray kept him @. on
accident that there was no further chance
for success. The time was $40 ?-5.
Andrew Msr hncanta,Ion to d ssoo md
Of the second event. a lightweight hand:
evei s. sya an zea f"s ar" @f
beat Lady tncas. 4 to /, a head for the place.
The time was ils a. g., r,do q, ., ,a,o-
mile and three-sixteenths and won in drive
BY a length and half from NJ. Corbett's The
6outherner, 7 to /. E. r. Bradleys Palm
Tree, - to l., was third. three lengths back.
z. r. Thomass Onatas. backed down to ! to 2.
was outrun from the start, The time was
800 Id.
Willie Knapp landed ButtlinE. an to |
shot. the winner in the last race. a hand-
cap, at mile and sixteenth on the grass.
The Star Ruby colt closed with a rush on the
rail and beat Tommy.W addell l0tol by head
In the last few yards. Pa nbearer, 5 to |,
was a length back. Garnsh, .Jonquil and
Merry Lark, the choices We're the yict IL n, Of
stumbled and Miller was thrown out of the
saddle unhurt. The time was Ia! -Four
fayorites were beaten over a good track.
The attendance was the largest of the meet
Ing. The summaries:
FIRST RACE.
independence Stecp!.echase: handicap, for four
year .ods. and upward; $500 added, about two
c.s,n aTa Age " G I Ssssss nfH'ng II.
Black Hussar. s.. 49,, Isay..,' go l.? sn
Gambling: aged, ~ i: o,BIien - 60 !
Time, 5025.
Bsthampton -Castalia: owned by j, W. Colt
trained by j. j. Mara,
SECOND RACE.
lightweight Handicap; for three year 'ods and
upward 'si.20O added. six fuilongs on main track
Horse and Acc. W. Jockey Betting. Fin
Aesa, s. :' ',',' 49, lbs aird.,, :? $ q
Mr Lynnrwood, T. 100 ", knapp. SOL pol !
Ancestor, A.. .,.... 9s. Digglns -. IL SIS