The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-09
.BELDAME RUNS A FINE RACE.
WINS THE STANDARD STAKES
OVER A HEAVY TRACK.
Turns the Milo and Quarter In 7:O5 3.S,
beating Cairngorn Length-E. +.
emathers SoOres With jake Sanders, .
Good Thlng-EouT Fayorites succeed.

Good Thlng-Eow Fayorites succeed.
Beldams was victorious In the Standard
Stakes. weight for age. one mule and quar-
tor. yesterday. turning the distance over
Gravessnd's heavy track In the remarkably
fast time Of 2o7 SIS Tho performance was
90 impressive that the mares stock
as Suburban candidate immediately re-
celved . pronounced boom; In fact she
would 90 to tho post for the Suburban, II
that raos could be run to-day. with
. wealth Of financial support. There were
only three starters In The Standard. BoldAme
meeting p. j. Dryers Major Daingerheld
and Sydney Paget's three-year-old Calrn-
CORN, who incidentally. ran . splendid race.
Because of the unsuitable track conditions
James r. Kenns's Sysonby and Diamond
jim Bradys Oissau were scratched early
Beldame. ridden By o'Teu In August Bel
mont's popular silks, was to 10 favorite.
with Cairngorm at II to ana Dalngerteld
at SKIES. At the start Willie Davis used his
whip and took Cairngorm Immediately to
the front. setting fast pace along the rail-
horse trailing lengths out Of II. never to get
up All the way up the backstretoh the
Passt three-yssr-old showed the way. having
only . slight sdvantsss. Al the end OF
mile BsldAms. In gallant effort TO 10 to the
front on the outside, seemed to .falter. for
Cairnsorm showed remarkable sameness
under Davts's enesGstio riding. But once
In tho stretch Beldams. incrsasing her speed.
assumed command. Cairnsorm stood long
not overhaul the famous MARI. who was well
extended to win BY length.
E. E. 6msthsrJs Jake Sanders. backed
down to to /. ran remarkable race In the
hrst event, handicap for three -year-olds at
about ak furlonEs. On the far turn he was
ten ngths behind the nsld. but O'NeW soon
rot busy, with the result that Sanders ran over
evsrythins In tho stretch and won on the post
BY . head from Sydney Passts Woodsaw,
Q 70 !. who beat the Albemsrle Stables Bo-
hemia. 7 to 2. BY Q head, TOO. Handzarra,
who had early speed. stopped quickly. and
90 did h. B. Duryea's ChieftAin. the favorite.
who went up In the speculation from 10 to
3 to to 1. The time was l:n o-s.
A successful killing was pulled on IN tho
stsepleohass With Mr.. Cotton's AAmsnsor
who wss backed from 10 TO down to 2 to z,
Owens put up skilful ride. Alsrnansor win
ming In Q gallop bv six lengths over 7. Hitoh-
cock. Jr.'s jim Newman. third choios. George
3. Hills Caloorabstchse. 7 TO !, was poor
third. Fred Johnson'a Bonfire, the favorire.
fell. The time was ass.
Frank Taylor's Phyllis A.. warm favor
ito, had q narrow escape from defeat In tho
She rushed away from her company at the
start and had a big lead ss she turned into
last 100 yards and barely won By q nose from
Who VII p was SeH played down 70 dyes fhe latter
got the place bX an sy:lssh rf from M z; =:
l.O2 as.
Ms s ssys SS IS: 4 h %i
Saif before 70 Wizard. % ! yi.h william Astor
a hall a length back. Wizard Wa dIsouall-
fed by the stewards for ioullns. Novena
! et to !, ' Receiving third money. The time
?. II. &cCarren's st. Estephe. q prohbitive
ayore saloPed , 81 With th sdln ast reS ys
turlonss. Martin had 70 trouble in bring.
Frsnk's Flavigny, second choice: Mrs, J.
l.. Hollands Hestss " third In favor, was 4!
i:osi-s, Pour favorites and second !, choice
About 10000, persons were in attendance,
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