The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-05
KEENE TOPS WINNING OWNERS
WINS $4,000 DURING THE
SHEEPSHEAD BAY MEETING.
Enorm Gus winnings TAX en- From the Books
by the Clubhouse Patrons in Seventeen
Days-Dave johnson 500 900 Ahead
OF tho Game-Many Big Wagers.

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OF tho Game-Many Zig Wsgers.
james r. Keene heads the list Of winning
owners for the Sheepshead Bay meeting.
which closed yesterday. with total OF S4s.6oo.
Sysonby's victories In the Tidal Stakes. the
Commonwealth Handicap and the La wrence
| Realization contributing largely to this sue
cess. Sydney Paget stands second on the
list. with S27. osS; August Belmont third. with
323, 22o: E. E. Smathers fourth, with e3i. 7o6;
8, 8. Brown firth, with ols.2So; Il. p. whitney
sixth, with tlas6e, followed by Fred Cook.
with Slo.77s; R. T. Wilson. Jr,. with 10000;
j. W. Colt. with Se,sos; James B. Brady.
with $3.50 W. B. Jennings. with $500:
p. H. McCarren. with $1,000 John e.
Madden. with $685.; Andrew Miller, with
| Is. 4e5; G. f. Rowe, with A,270; w. H. Snyder
with s4,iss; Frank Farrell. with N.o5O. and
80 on down. Tho Realization was worth
S7.o35 to the winner. with u. 1oe to the second
and q .oss to the third. The Double Event
wa worth -. 900 to the frst horse.
The Realization, one OF the most famous
OF America 3 turf classics. was run for the
first time In 1889. when James B. Hassinss
Salvador won In 2bi. After that tho winners.
with the time made, were Tournament 1851:
Potomac, 2:6l; Tsmmany. 1854 as: Daily
America, $50 Is; Dobblns. 2:bb; Bright Pho
bus. asa as; Reouital. $40 as; Tho Frar.
2:%s rs; Hamburg. 1851 is; Ethelbert. 2bl as:
Prince Of Melbourne. 3As IS: Tho Parader.
2A9 Is; Major Dsinser1eld. 3H Us: Afri-
cander. 2AS LIS. and Ort Wells, a:A6 Is. That
Sysonby could have hung UP . new record
there can be no doubt. as he was never ex-
tended for a moment He ran the same
kind Of race which won for him the Tidal
end the commonwealth and alte, \ Hs yer
ne tst TaseRorse Of Rodepn dimes John
w. Rogers, the trainer Of Tanya, hurried
to Mr.: Keene In the paddock after the race
oonyis sSsd ., sRls sEsssass. and want nothing
mSTs Reene wv" ~ss d desh ted at tn. result and
5s bss 81 sSsehby ad ~ that 4
racehorse either In this or any other country
and that IT would be long time before his
s So hi hiy ala the bookmaEers 70 gard sy.onby
that they decided before the betting begen
ney woua Nearly aSf s al Of sm
on their States or o to 20, and they took small
Ease5s from their regular customers rather
fellows and the clubhouse commissioners
came into the ring prepared to bet unlimited
%sasls he9 the wshe told r@y but sHd pse
the s ret i've booEiss had their runners
Reene me- colt in small bets but that was about
champion after t the victory many b4pks
but prohibiive odds against sysonby in his
future s,eengaeements .,
inc ." Of ' Clean racing and Sesvy :pecsiat ons
he ring yssste1day was t told on
he seventeen days OF business at the Bay.
%ass Fsi the Ssn ss0Hf
lar commissioner, by the way, had 81 900 on
e s,ae1 hsn the Latter AVON h.
na sa ad ss 81 Ps sp on ss,a on
iat s Dave we Johnson Is tie hea West Winner
esa se se,ns e noF sse tnsn
the Nets. Ia among the heaviest losers
s The Safa Day fsfs, sssn N
Fps 81 the a"
There were sixty-si. NETS IN llae. With the
up up" ton OF Of wealth in the steepiechase. He
ss psysa d doRs Sn Tsoss G sSd
LIGhtf ft Charley Hsssy: jazz Msspon;
Mnden sn ox Sssfns se -
Whse SEs Bob %rn sye and 9fF fsnk fS yss
took Gambling, and Billy Hayes had stifr bet
| by the clubhouse set.
Incarnation was scratched from the nth race
p n III SPfh sf
Heney. Stfel and the clubhouse to cash ex-
Was tTs vas esrnes t Sy k 6" 6 co
se1 pup pSs Yesssr fass to
sno ha 6 9a Pay oS zsSg n2s
Head smith. the brake-Gates agent. bet a
bunch on Geranium
Zoe Haymsp; TIN n I ; k I'd Rossrs; PAX
Leo Mayer and the clnbhoIs sa agents wasered
thousands on the Whitney younester, while
h 1b or 5 sh sys h a5pd aassrs bs en ,s
php e Ma. 1safsl h "s %" wa s
81 by Edde BURKE only to 1a lose BY small
hns a.'f tasdy and Eoe
Ts s sSsaIs q o' ana
Fsn' yaR d1Rs o!as a hay K bets Jo
Yesger supporting Possession, E, R. Thomas
Ard HAIRY Hman ssoans 0nst e. and joe
81 900 straight on The southerner. with no
JACK McGinpis played Bnttlins across tn,
bGds m the last soG each and
politicians, who have followed him ali the
and his friends played Jonaui In this race.
and so did many OF the handicappers.
Raymond Hopkins. empoved as a clerk
Of the bookmakers' fraternity. died on Mon
day night,
Harry Bulger. the comedian. was making
book on, the back line under the name OF
"Goldie." He was the man behind the gun
as he sat in the background and watched
the slate handler with keen eyes.
George Odom told some Of his friends on
Monday that. after riding Blandy in. the
the saddle. But when asked about the matter
yesterday he said that he had not fully made
up his mind to get out Of the business and
would probably continue riding now and then
unit il the end Of the season
The Columbia Stable has sold Graziallo
to w. r. Jennings for $4,000. II 10 surmised
that the. horse will ultimately 60 to the Hag-
gin stud
Previous winners Of the second part Of
tory, Corduroy, HoFnppe. Cessrion. Hand
Mesmerist, Eikhorn. Flywheel. White Chapel
PREVIOUS winners OF the Independence.
Ste"Plechase were Lion Heart. rillion.
Jenkins. Land of Glover and Foxhunter.