The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-05
sYSONBY WINS PULLING up.
KEENE COLT TAKES REALIZATION
WITHOUT BEING EXTENDED.

Tanys IL Always second-Ironsidea Captures
Double Event in the whitney ColOrs
Catalan Successful In Jumping
Event-Great Crowd at the bay.
royal ovation to James r. keene's Sysonoy
when he won the Lawrence Realization stakes.
for three-year -olds, one mile and i've fur-
LONGS, at Sheepshead Bay yesterday after
noon In such easy style that Jockey Nicol
was In tho act Of pulling the great Melton
colt to = walk at the wire. or the original
entries, Sydney Paget's Cairngorm was
withdrawn. leaving four to go. While sy-
sonby was q prohibitive favorte at to s..
H. p. Whitney's crack flly Tanya. by Med
dler was we'll supported for the place at
to 10. with an army Of small betters backing
her to win at tours. simply with the Idea
OF taking chance. August Belmonts
Blandy, by Hastings, was not so much IN
demand, although many place bets on him
at 0 to 10 were registered, while Fred Bur-
LEWIS Migraine, by Top Gallant, was 80 lightly
regarded that you could have written your
own ticket against him.
The start was made well up the Futurtty
course. Tanys. with Lyme up. had the rail.
while Sysonby lined UP on the extreme out
side. next to Mlsraine. When Mars Cassidy
sent them away Lyme m ade desperate
attempt to hold the rail with the Whitney
nlly. She had . world Of speed. but 1t was
nothing to the lightness Of foot displayed
by 6ysonby, for with terrific rush the keene
colt quickly assumed command. and when
he dashed down past the judges for the first
time ne was a couple Of lengths in front OF
wraps. and it may be said that he never let
them out Sysonhy. with a long. machine
like stride superb action and meteoTlc speed
very beginning. Janya, under pull, hung
to him tenacously In the long run around
the lower. turn into the backstretch. but she
never had chance to catch Mr.. Keene's
1ico looked back repeatedly. but still kept
Sysonby under restraint, for there was no
necessity Of hurryIng him at all Blandy was
standing on his head, so to speak when sy-
tSa1 ,;to' and was then beaten hopeiessly
On the far turn Tanya was let down. and she
made bold attempt to 60 s up TO- to the b Leader
worth. but Nicol, looking back once more,
drew with The king Of the turf and
majesty the crowd broke into, wild cheers.
Sysonby passed the judges five lengths TO the
the best seH m fF h the nd
Fanya was three lengths before Mleraine.
while Blandy was last. 81. lengths back aet,,
and ps1t Of sy the Ss ssT
eds on the THtTy was
sides was superbly ridden by, Jack Martin.
and was a strong second choice at Is to 3,
ling favoslte at s to D., Fred Cooks Geo. c.
Bennett who gave weight to his company o.
X ri keene's Bohemian. H B. DURYEA'S McKit-
tredge. half brother to McChesney. was an
added starter. and neglected at ffteens; It was
Bill Phillips and ironsdes taking turns at
pacemakinE. When Martin sat down to ride
Mr. snok se saa shaS hsns to h
gamely with McKittredge while o'Neill was
sso busy With phr A. the sn by
By 'e"f head. With With Geo G. Bennett two lengths
After superb exhibition Of jumping, J. ".
Colts Castalfan, to !, who was in front for the
greater part Of the won the pen
cock, Jrs. Black HgssaI. odds.9p fsyoIlts.
he had not partially fallen over the last jump
r. s h at R Rsy T kep h him on
his feet, but so much ground was lost BY the
accident that there was no further chance
nsS s ssi r. %suR sT
81 tSe second s@1 9'e event, hshwesht hand!:
ss e s. Sydney Psset zeaiat ths iisvoEite: Who
Peter s wimmer's ocean Tide , IL to 5 favor;
lCe, maze all tne pace III tut nun IdCe ~
'ey length and a half from N; Corbett's The
to rs TO nrd f. srs snsHhs b nsn
+. r. Thomas.s Onatas, backed down to to ..
was outrun from the start. The time was
willie Knapp landed Buttllns. an Q to
shot. the winner in the last last race. 2 handi-
A. Rb s s en eessa H on
fail and beat Tommy addell. 10 to i. BY head
In the last few Yards Pallm mi s to !,
Merry Lark, the choices. were the victims of
Jam on the ioTer turn in which W ", tan
s SADDLE un hT The time was IA. Four
H. Sst the largest 81 s the meet
ing. The summaries:
FIRST RACE.
Zss! oia na ana a, upward $500 added about Two
M:I,. sre Ao' rs G. 1 sToog. 3 sTs r..
Cola dt vau ussA. o': Holma 81 even SIS
fsSs!t.s; 1 ?S;':n s
Bs.Ssmpson. cas!slis: owned by j, VI Coli;
trained by J. j. Mara.
g SECOND RACE.
upward: 'Si.7oo added. Six furlongs on main track:
Ao,,s and AGE ", W. T Jofner ssmng FIT q
assla Co.,, los los aaird p IS b
LADY Uncas. aged lU3 Brunner,.,. Al SIS 3iH
Sir Lynnewood. -. 100 w Knapp. SOL pol
Ancestor, 4........ as, Dlggins .,,, Al SIS
Lucy Young. 8...... 30 B Smith. pol 81
IsrAelite, 4..........lll N!col ...... IL 5-2
Geranium, 4.,...,.,l2i, Lyme. ..,.,, ~ b-2
Jake Sanders. B.. l20. .0'Neill..... Al 2-l
King Cole, 8. los Burns l0-l Al 10
Line OF Life. 4...,.. NJ. Odom...,.. 2O-l 81 II
Humo 3............1?2 Shaw. ....,. 81 81 IL
Pasadena. 3........ l15 Buman..., e-1 81 IS
Coupled. Time, 1913 IS.
Good start: won driving: Incarnation. oh. e., g.
by Horoscopc-Whitc Rose: owned by Andrew
Miller, trained by Thomas Welsh.
THIRD RACE.
Second Part OF the 10000 Double Event; for two.
gear -olds: penalties and allowances: ak furongs
on Futurity Course:
Horse and Age. w. Jockey. Betting Fin
Ironsides, 2..,,..,.ll2 Martin 49,, 1875 e-lO In
McKittredge. q Iii Shaw. ISL 81 N
climber. 2...,.,...l22 .O'Nel..,.. SIS 7-lO 80
Geo C. Bennett 2, l29. .Nico...,.. 81 81
Vendor 2.........., l26, Burns ..... ISL 81
Bohemian, 2.......,l26 Lyme. 81 81
sBelmere. 2.........ll5. 0dom nae. So 7-l07
Samson. 2....,,.....llS. W. Knapp. col pol
Bill Phillips, 2......l22 Redfern.,. POL IL
Time. lI+.
Fair start: won driving: lronsdes. b. G., 2. by
Aeddler-Hanoana owned by II. p. Whitney,
trained by j. W. Rogers.