The Washington times., 1905-09-03

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, Sept 2.-J. l.
| Thompson. OF San Francisco. MADE
giant cleanup on his colt. Pat Bulger, in
the six-furlong handicap today.
| Thompson and his Western friends.
along with Billy Hewitt. OF Toronto.
engineered the deal and took many
| thousands out of the ring. The clique
waited until as good as 20 to / was post
ed by Sol Lchtenssein against Pat Bull
ger The books cut the ODDS with a
rush. but not before they had been
pretty well loaded down. Despite the
! presence of 127 pounds on his back. Pat
Buiger broke In front and won all the
way.
Pat BuIger is a four-yesr-old son OF
Prince Rudolph, and as a two-year-old
was rated $4,000 colt.
Sysonby Held High.
The SO Go5 Century. resulted in veri-
table walkover for James r. Keene's
wonderful Sysonby. So Overwhelmingly
superior was Sysonby TO Capt. Sam
Browns Broomstick. which was at IL
TO l. Mrs. Curtis Eugenia Burch. and
! r. T Wilson'S Dolly Spanker that near
" ell the bookmakers had Sysonby
chaIked out in the list of quotations
on their states. At one ;iTne one could
have secured ! TO 20 on Sysonby, with
little Nicol up. Sysonby broke In front
and Just galloped all the way, winning
by length and n half from Broom
stick. who beat Eugenia Burch for the
place The latter had run second ali
the way TO the final eighth.
The time, 2:3j for the distance. was
good. considering that the course was
damp and greasy from a drizzling rain
The win Of the Century Stakes
makes the eighth victory Sysonby has
scored this season. and also makes him
the largest individual winner that
America has seen in years. His total
this season alone amounts to over
$4,000.
Rodrock handled Buck ODowd
/ cleverly in the handicap steeplechase.
and he won easily by six lengths. 1t
was only a BIT Of good luck, however,
for Pious was the best horse in the
race. He stumbled after clearing the
third jump from home, and this cost
| him the race.
! Yankee Consul Winner
Yankee Consul. Paul Rainey's 5000
colt. developed in the West. proved to
be the winner Of the rich Flatbush
Stakes here this afternoon. stamping
1 him as one of the best Juveniles IN
training. He went to the front at the
rise OF the barrier. and led every inch
| of the seven furlong journey down the
I chute. At no time was he in danger.
! and he won handily by length The
race was worth $500 TO the winner.
! W. b. Jennings. the Californian, and
| his friends. headed by Earle G. Rey-
! nolds, the clubhouse commissioner
made a killing on Isolation In the fifth
race. From u TO l the hlly was
/; backed down 10 to ]. Isolation won
hand;ly from Sterling. a 5o-to-1 shot
| Don't Ask Me ran a remarkable race
| in the mile and one-sixteenth event on
the turf. which wound up the days
! snort She was in the ruck in the
! first struggle. but made up ground and
went TO the front. turning out of the
: hack stretch. Atwood then raced into
| the lead, but turning into the stretch
I bol.ed TO the outside fence. Don't ASK
! Me then went on and won by a length
and-a half. j. Kelly and Moriarity
! were set down for the balance of the
meeting.
The Summaries
| First rdcc-IIandioap steepIechase: for
| four-year-olds and up: two and half
| miles Buck O'Dowd. III CRodrock).
3 10 J. won: Pious. Isl CRayD. II to 5.
second: Grandpa. 137 81. O'Bricn). l6 70
I 5. third. Time 5:Is 2-5. Cardigan The
Virginian. and Bacchanal also ran.
/, Second race-High weight handicap:
| for all ages, six furlongs Pat Bulger.
| ~ tO'NeilD. Is TO l. won; Mar1oram. l2O
. CI-ynel, 10 j. second: Cloten, 124 (Ro-
4, ManellD. 10 10 /. third. Time lib 2-5
Anodyne. Toscan. Goldsmith. Taxer,
Diamond Flush Forehand Gold Fnamel
; Elliott Zienap. Jack McKeon, Grenade.
; and Ambcriacl also ran.
, Third race-TEe Flatbush Stakes; for
f, tw6-year-old. seven furlongs. Yankee
! Consul. lls u. NArsin. to I. won;