The sun., 1905-08-13
DISONBY'S GREAT REPUBLIC.
kCENE'S GREAT COLT BEATS
OISEAU IN A GALLOP.

GREAT COLT BEATS
OISEAU IN A GALLOP.
3SGans the Mile and quarter in 2O5 and
ia WIN Nearly $40 !OO0-Jshn sanf srd's
MohaWk ii. Takes Hopeful Stakes with
loO Pounds on His Back NJ the Spa.
" SARATOGA, Aug i2--In the presence OF
kaAe largest crowd that ever srsced the Sara
'stosa track, James r. Keene's Sysonby fur
I1Aor deuonstrated his right TO the title OF
\ }k1ng Of the turf when he won the Great Repup-
ne Stakes. one mile and quarter. bere to-
gS.sy 10 sallop sysonby's share Of the roh
6veot was go 4o6. which places his winnines
sISos the year beyond tho Sioo.o 900 mark, the
y Famous Melton three-ysar- -old, with ils pSunos
4 "a his back, was the favorite at 10 20and he
Z bfuu sht homo the money amid royal ovation
1tsol. who came on from Latonta especially
z - have the mount, also came In for rounds
'tof anthusiastao applause for the clever way
o. which no handled tho champion.
w u vAs small field that went to the post.
y sIAs fact that James B. Brady's crack Ornus
4 colt Oiseau had done some remarkable work
Tor tho race made him second In favor, with
/ big money wssered on him or the place al
10 - g. He picked up ilo pounds and Redfern
\ Aad the Les up. 9. g. Browns four-year-old.
.s0Fpomstlck. with l7o pounds. was third In
f1avor, while F. h. Hltohcocks Dandelion
and n. p. Whitnsy's Prince Hamburg went
4 AsGsins at long prices.
Ns AZ the post Broomstick had the rail- po-
''seltlon, with Oisesu next to him; tKSh Dande.
Gea. Prince Hamburg and Sysonby. stretched
aWoss tho tFsok. the Kesne colt being on the
ths start was struggling and OtseAu quickly
showsd 10 front. " ith Sysonby close behind.
3pSlowed by Dandelion Broomstck and
Prince Hamburg In the order named. AL
i though Sysonby had always broken In front
ID his previous races Niool did not lose his
J hsed 1t the unexpected disadvantage. but
y nvrsed sysonby along with cool dellberation
until Oiseau had covered about three furlongs.
! Then Nicol let Sysonby down. With mighty
\ Eush and turn OF electrical speed the Melton
colt ran around Oiscau a. II ths latter were
4 sanding still. and In jiny he had wrested
{ The leadership In such q manner that the
j crowd burst into cheers. At the three-ouar-
\ ~ pole 6ysonby led o iseau by q small margin.
! but the Keens colt. now In hand again. was
jlnt salloping. while Oseau was we'll ex-
& tsnded In his game effort to keep up. Dam
delioa and Prince Hamburg had both stopped
r BY thia time. but Broomstick was still plu ugging
along after third money.
q eysonby. with the usual great strides and
SRleudd action. had Oiseau beaten beyond
sSs POINT % ' sSsonby s had a Al adaantass e Of
q @: reins. The Keene 90 !. va. Just en-;
p Was horse on se
tsank. As he came majestieally down the
ad .s ssoss oss '9S e.. most
s%p!on % passed " Judge "S seSsM Moboweii f ps" with
issssai 4s Rd4s sassessd
Qiasau 70 hard drive TO retain the place from
BY length for the latter unasr
wi5h every stride Dandeiion Was two lengths
$th Prince ten Lengths
se 5osa ! . Sanford. Z great colt Mohawk il.
ss es Re 50 e'as *: 'ss
won TIE rich Hopeful stakes. six fur
}cns. from g high M so,,a csss lot MohaMk H.:
~ tho smart fraternity; r.. and his odds went
3d. jutSel 70 .nd Pesssas On The o,her
Sssa, caught the support 81 Il the i pIpnssTs
\ 91d the crowd in general. as they were beaten
-. xsene's Oyama. the grandson Of Com
en31dc went emit up - to s % to 1; ;,,.,.a ,,u.,. .,
Sthe front. while Pegasus was quickly shut
"a. An accident that proved disastrous.
soaick g z nash. however, Redfern went
IL. g 70 shot owned BY q % New En- Ensla and and
$eterGyman. beusnicker ana belmere had
sot e saHndy p and wH Williams fne Hsndre
ehiGe 3n O. the rear shIaEd no,o na.,., ,ad
sNSS.sf II, 81 w len esSs. % yItht %eteol S
leneth and z half back and a head before
sh xes do.s s II. ess sss Of e. IeSSsh as Ss
3 show sisns ms ef wesTlS ess and st the head
! s6sSs sameness, amen taxing the lead. just then
Athlete. with Trayers up. was cut loose and
;:ss ispssAa ssA l:' r. - Athlete Sss.i%s @
u The run home, but be finished three @ lengths nsths
dcs. s SsRn Win 4he rsas kas wolS s4S
fls.eso to the winner. AS soon 90 Mohawk
4: had won there yAs memoTaRls demon
the anST o%ner 0sf fRs the
sS !. haa aS 5si pstsd s sp s .ssS
Sy @ T. make sns Moss%k xss1 'nr IT,
5SsepsSssa By W two two weeks from n To-Day. % sn
The shillelsh. steeplechase., at about two
piis, and : halt was notable affair 4 only
I 6ctton. broke down hopeiessly. Sea HORSE ii.
e as to ss e ms sse MSsn
& ~ ives IN second place after covering mile
Ns "sss sB II the snos1 SsSsl
1agilsh Jumper. who was backed down to
ing q marked Improvement. and won In
EfcSnp BY thirty lengths In $50. The Bonnie
Brook stables Gold Van. H. to !, finished sec
sSn1. while Russell Sage. the fourth starter,
6A{Nssd early In the game.
"a There we're nineteen starters In the first
ERnce, for two-year-olds at five and half
s}1TicnFs. Kansas Prices Hermitage was
4 hot favorite, being backed down from to 2
Z 20 o To- s. He met with poor racing luck,
6llns knocked about and pocketed soon
|sWAsn Il was too late to overhaul Speed way,
~ l9to shot. who showed the way at the half
s6 im IS. Hermitaee, under Martins 8 drive'
f&oAt August Belmont's Bivouac, 0 to i,
- for tho place. with Calabash. 80 to /. a
E61Sncy both showed early speed. but stopped.
ia Uentemen riders disported themselves In
aohs nth race. a high weight selling affair at
E4Dlle. The winner turned up in Tom lawson,
s19 70 I. who came out OF the bunch in the
s1>Eetch and under a vigorous ride from Mr,
= lthsr. won by head from Saladin, 1 to i.
a The latter jammed Ralbert one OF the
|4ev0rits;; 70 the {, fence. and Ralbsrt VITO was
E|EnItA Of 4 length back. Old England Who