The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-18
TWO HORSES DISQUALIFIED.
SNOW AND DEVILTREE RULED
OUT or THE MONEY.
Former Because Of Foul and Latter be'
cause SHOWS owner Has an Interest
in -Esoteric Takes sunsn'no
Stakes-Threc FayOrites Succcssful'

Stakes-Threc Fayorites sucees"''
After the finish of the Sunshine Stakes, Tor
tvo-year-ods. Ave and half furlonHa. nv
brighton Beach yesterday there was lniS-np
which caused a long delay before the req
board was hosted. pending tho disaia'r,cn-
ton OF w. II Snyders Snow. 80 10 sho.'
who ran second. and W. b. f. LOCKWOOD
Devi)trec 40 to I. the third morse. 'shoM,
with Bullman up took the lead from king
Daughter. 7 to 2, and Meteor at the end OF
the far turn. As he rushed down the stretch
he bore in and TANNED Senator McCarreh
voorhees, tow ard the rail. II looked as u
Snow would be the winner. but suouen,y
George H. Hills Esoter!c. to !. came iro''
nowhere under hard ride from WINE hhapp
and took the race in smashing hhisn oy
half a length from Snow. who was q iensth
and n half before Deviltree. with voorhees,
n head back To many II looked as II Voor-
hees was third instead but this view OF the
situation was obtained at an angle. Inc
stewards. acting on O'Neill's protest, DIS
qualified Snow and also Deviltree. as W. H.
SNYDER owns a third interest In the latter. a
disqualification under the rules covering all
the horses in which one man has snare Oh
ownership This change placed voorhees,
second. but as the judges had only placed
the lrst four horses as usual. 1t was necessary
to send to the press stand to find out the hith.
who turned out to be Phidias. the favorite,
to whom third money was given The race
was rln In | M' -,, .,.
to I, Q iro,t after the first half mile in tne
hay clean at / / Q furlongs. and won WIN
rioN T," to snare in the rafting fast time OF
ibl 50 Pabearsr e to =, G Sths Before 1g
FyroH. ire ]. 70 fa2oIi'e with Go Between
to l. length back.
Colonial Girl to 70 favprise had TO mi 1e
and INA d Sixteenth as fAseha Burch to K |,
who led for n while. came again In the stIelGn
unuer the whip Only to be beaten iehst tro III
the The win s1' er and beat MiGrane, IS to second
choice by half dozen lengths
There was .clinking race IN the stesni Ie-
chase between T.. Hitchcock Jr 80, ?a'n ,rate
is s' to S, second choice. They ran like team team
through the last mile. and quarter. both
finishing under tie whip. with Newman an tbe
f,ii course, Rrssell Sage. 80 to /, was third.
four lcI Gths bCak. T.,
Non Winning Jockeys had the mounts In
came home 10 front with James +, hee' e's
a half over p Robert Davises Iounaria. $50
tR H1d SHOT head rf before prs' Wh aaHa %
according to many spectators shou,lld ha eye
been In the moIey.,, The start ined ~ We
and Gray Lad. who was In practically 'he
James G always Hector. 8 good thing back I'd
down to to I. made a run3May OF = ne ia US
Winning BY three lengths from The Poet, a
20 to shot, with Bill Days Gentian. 80 to y
third Reu IL cton. the favor!te got PAD
ride The time was ia 3.5. Three farorlte es
won and nero than ~ GOO persons we're in
attendance in spite OF tie sitting neat. Inc
summaries:
FIRST RACE.
Non winning Jockeys; selling; for three year ear
o1da I'd adj allowances.