The sun., 1905-09-07
kBBNR'S YON TROMP VICTOR.
TAKES SEPTEMBER STAKES FROM
-' CiIRNGORN.
Vendor Wins waldorf and whimsical Cap
lures Bellies Misa Crawford Gets the
Handicap Weh Htddsn by Miller
I, Five Fayorites l. 0se NJ Sheepshead bay.

I,
james X, Keene's on Tromp. u heavily
supported second cnolce. was victorious IN the
September Stakes, for three-yesr-olds, az
mile and three furlongs. at sheepsheso Day
yestarday afternoon. The race was run over
a fast track, although directly after II there
was a heavy shower. James MeLaughlins .
oxford was q hot favorite. the odds dropping
from to 1 to II to 8. but after waiting Win
him to the head OF the stretch Lyme ceuiu
not get him to extend himself. with the re.
suit that he was II poor third. Hjldeorand
made all the running with Won Tronp VINO
was trained to the minute. Don Hoysi "as
the runnerup to the middle Of the far turn,
where Sydney Paget a cairngorn. the top
weight, passed him and went after the Keene
colt under the whip. II was a long strug1'e
down the stretch but Won Tromp did not
quit. winning by a length In 22l l-a. Cairh-
gorm was three lengths before OXFORD. VINO
beat p. j. Dryers Red Frlar, long shot, py
u neck.
FIR. Iiitchcock's Vendor, to !, carried on
the Waldorf Stakes. for two-year-oid colts anu
yeldiups six furlongs on the main track, after
4 smashing drive IN which he took Il meas-
ure of Senator y. II. McCarren's Voorhees,,
an odds-Un favorite. by half length. Noor-
hees. ridden by ONeill made all the y ace
until Vendor nailed him at the end The
latter was the runnerup at all stages. anu
simply outganed the Mctarren colt. ). -
Browns Accountant second in faNor ~
to /, was shut on Oh several otrasioils, anu al
the last sixteenth Martin went TO the outside.
incidentally humping Benevolent so that
burns WAS cOnpeiled 70 pun up hccounthnt
then went on and got third money, three purts
OF a Length behind ioorhee. and iength ana
hair before X. /. wilson. Jr, : iaiapaht,
sto L. turns claimed foui against Account
ant, but II was not allowed by the Stewards
I he time WAS ! IA 20.
whimsical. now considered the best Two
a. II, Ian. hnIlA tlkA
and u halt rurlongs on the Futurity Course
She was II favorite. though her price receusd
to to and MsrS I,.fT Knxs paaxhrS
to i, sent Whimsical to the front at the last
furlong pole for an easy victory py . lsnNh
M tept IT the m pace % from W II. +. Whitney peryerse
and got third money from E. X. Bradiey's
Willie shieidss Balzac. who went up to
eto /, made every jump winner IN the steapie.
the end Sver and the e Won By ss M Of
length from Ruths Rather. to 1. who was
he n 1s1a n ths bao
Down Dilly. 4 to l, beating Trenct the' Mere.
toto j.. by i head, The time was 4:i2
W. ~ Dardens mare Miss Crawfqrdi one one
ride from little Miller in the handicap at one
mile a:d one eighth on the turf She was
the the pace making on the far turn. where she
went to he front. Miller went to IL. drive at
the 'furlOnK pole and drew away Irnm!GrappAe.
the to / iavorte but as Race King, Is to /.
also closed resolutely, under Lyne's exer-,
Miss Crawford had passed the jud ges two and
half lengths to the good. Race King took
the place from Grapple by three parts OF a
length. with Spring lenst and half away
The time was 81 is.
Confederate, a two-year-old backed, down
six furlongs on the main track. in a sharp drive
from Peter Winners Chrysolite. so to l..
by less than a length. All Right. another
40 to chance, nailed third money In scramble
by a nose from Luretta.. the favorite. with
Biucher and Royal Window close up. The
time was :5 2-5.. Five favorites were de-
(eated Fhe attendance was more than ID, 900.
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