The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-01
ANODYNE'S PANSY STAKES.
BEATS HOORAY, A HOT FAVORITE,
IN HANDY STYLE.
August Bcln ont's Blandy Captures tho
Mile and . Half Handicap Hand
zarra, 20 to I. surprise-Only Two
Favorites Succeed at sheepshead bay.

It was delightfully."- cool at the Sheepshead
Bay track yesterday afternoon. and another
crowd Of Is, 900 persons came down from the
city to enjoy the sport. But the picking OF
winners was 80 diflcult that good humor
was at a premium before the end or the card
was reached. Only two favorites came
home with the money.
Fred Burlew's Hooray was hot choice
at 7 to S In the Pansy Stakes. for two-year-
aids, six furlongs on the turf but after making
Vne bulk OF the running lie stopped In the
stretch and W. II. Snyder's Anodyne. to l..
won by a length and a half In iIA. Hooray
was half a length before James X. keene q
Capias, to 1, who was messed about con-
siderably by Nicol.
August Be lmont's Blandy an even money
iavorits. won the handicap for three-year-
Odds and upward. at a mile and half. in
supurb style. Odom let him breeze along
behind H. X. vingut's Bellatrix IL to 1. who
set the pace for a mile. and then out him
loose. 1t WAS only a gallop for Bandy to
the wire after that. where he won by two
and a half lengths in 2:35. Bellatrir stood
drive and kept the place from Voladay.
- to /. by half a length James R. keene s
von Tromp, l3 to 5. quit at three quarters OF
q mile. Blandy gave 20 pounds to Bella
trix, 10 to voladay and to con Tromp.
J. K. Church's Ala Russell. crack hlly
from the Vest carried the wise money at
to- In the second race, for two yearold FLIES.
five furlongs. She had plenty Of speed and.
taking the lead early. was never caught.
Burns bringing her home winner by a length
and a half in 1901 As. Flavisny. IL to /
.hot. nailed the place from Listless. Ally
by Voter. at is to / by a head. Evening.
to /, was another head out Of the money.
with Edith James, 90 to !, a few feet away,
ri, r. DURYEA'S Rose Of Dawn. the favorite
In the fifth event. for! three-year Odds. six fur
longs bolted at the start and bumped ST.
Bellane SO that both had no chance after the
accident. Handzarra. 80 to I. suddenly came
to life by setting rafting pace TO the end.
where she won in sharp drive by three
parts OF length in li3 rs. s. s. Brown g
Rroadcoth, 4 to 1, closed with powerful
rush and got the place from Fred Cook s
Kurtzmann, 3 to /. by length and a half.
Ell. Graves put Dinah Shed, played down
TO 4 to /. over the plate in the sixth race. ono
mile aud a sixteenth on the grass. She Was
second until Sweet Alice blew up at the far
turn, and then. taking the lead she mana ged
to sta gger home a head in front OF Father Bill
DAILY Sailor Boy, 20 to 1. Jerry Lynch. the
iavorite. was third. The time. was :+s rs.
Jockeys that had never ridden a winner
rode in the first race. for platers, at mile.
Although T. u. Sullivan's ARABIC. s to 4. got
the worst of the start. lie fairly dropped from
the clouds in the stretch and won In heavy
drive by head from Chimney Sweep, TO
favorite. The latter had a head over James
r. keenes Mssanello, to 2. with Whorler.
10 /, half length behind. The mile was
run in i4l The summaries: