The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-05
KEENE TOPS WINNING OWNERS
WINS S4S,5OO DURING THE
SHEEPSHEAD BAY MEETING.
Enorm Gus winnings TAX en- From the hooks
by the Clubhouse Patrons in Seventeen
Days--Dave johnson 800 900 Ahead
OF the Game-Many Big Wasers.

James R. Keene heads the list Of winning
owners for the Sheepshead Ray meeting
which closed yesterday with total of S4s.5oo
sysonbys victories In the Tidal Stakes. the
Commonwealth Handicap and the Lawrence
Realization contributing largely to this sue
cess Sydney Paget stands second on the
list with S27, 835; August Belmont THIRD. with
s2c, &c; E. L. Smathers fourth. with SCI 7oS
S. s. Brown NTH. with tls.2so; H. p Whitney
sixth. with sl8,s5e followed by Fred COOK.
with 4lO,775: r, T. Wilson, Jr.. with $4,000
j. W. Colt, with sa.oos; James b. Brady.
| with 81, $50; w. b. Jennings, with 1920;
| p. II. McCarren, with u, 500 John E.
Madden. with s5,os5; Andrew Miller. with
s.. 405; C. +. Rowe, with A270 W. n. Snyder.
with Als5 Frank Farrell, with A.o5o. and
30 on down. The Realization was worth
81 ,o35 to the winner. with s2ls6 to the second
and 81, Os3 to the third. The Double Event
wa worth ~. 900 to the first horse.
| The Realization, one OF the most famous
| Of America turf classics was run for the
| first time In 1885, when James b. Hagglnss
Salvador won in 2:5l. After that the winners.
with the time made. we're Tournament 2:Sl;
| Potomac, PSI; Tammany, 2:5l rs; Daily
America. 2:so as: Dohbns, 265; Bright phe-
bus, 1884 2-6; Reauital. 2o4o 2-5; The Frlar.
2:4s 2-6; Hamburg, 2:5l is; Ethelbert. 2:5l as:
| Prince of Melbourne, 2:49 As; The Parader,
2.49 As: Major Daingerfeld. 2F Us; Afrl-
cander, PAS l-5. and Ort Wells, PAS is. That
! Sysonby could have hung up new record
there can be no doubt. as he was never ex-
tended for moment. He ran the same
kind of race which won for him the Tidal
and the Commonwealth. and after i was over
the turf sharps again p rodnonn Geo. h'm ,he
to Mr. of Kesne in in the paddock after the race
"sysonby ls a wonder. Mr. .Keenel ], am
convinced of his greatness and want nothing
more to do with him
afternoon, He told his friends that II was
racehorse either n this or any other country
and that it would be a long time before his
or rio Will be ssee s ub
that they decided before the betting began
that they would not take chances with the
on ors their States or to 20, and they took small
wagers from their regular customers rather
lose their 1e but
came into the ring prepared to bet UNLIMITED ed
money, in the shape Of $4,000 and SO. 900
the speculative bookies had their runners
%aees dS n sma bs b% that
all there was to the support accorded the
champion, After the, victory many books ls
but prohibitive odds against Sysonby in his
future eneaGements ..
ac Of Pacing AND heavy S
In the ring Yesterday story N was told on
the seventeen days Of business at the Bay:
who Sfs f freasent the sluShoase Thls gsrtlcu.
lar commissioner, by the way, had 5000 on
e nsm the lester
S aonday nnd PSps
Il hn h.,t EtNN NfnGui ION N III.
naS ba we R s"E IS tRe
the meeting henE more re than %
the Nets, is among the heaviest losers.
The crowd, which was larger than the
gathering on Suburban day. fairly swamped
hustle after half the card had been completed.
bundles on the day. Black Hnssar burned
Van was n played down to 0 to ?. Those who
On fh JACK the
xss g Ise SsSs5 al
otto stiiei. Joe Rose, Dave johnson. George
Wheelock Rob McGivney and Frank TYLER
took Gambling and Billy Hayes axe had SIN bet
prices only, to be backed at the last moment
by the clubhouse set
was good tip. He enabled Sol 1ichtenstein
Mbch Was iosed bof b"s
sst Jack Mcnns and Joe !. y1n 81 to
PeaTSall Kit ysssT on Zssla and Charles I
.Ironsdes : success in the Double Event
5 De aymsp Tie So 2od n Gi FGe fPs Pack
McKenna. Morris Hayman the teins,
Leo MAYER and the 81 Clubhouse AGENTS wagers {,
s' f6S 5sis1 s4s 0F
Phil !p's. Max BIumentha had $500 three WAYS
on McKiuredgee. who was backed to win
by Eddie RTk only nsys lose BY snail
while sttel. Joe cassidy and and Eole Pearsai
wort wort to bennett .,o.-, =, o....
Tide in the NTH race, Dave johnson and
Grant yman oe dTP9 nss hfayy bets lon
! and Harry Hoffman backing Onatas. and Joe
M Ma, cashng bet of $500 Ia to 5000 on
81 900 straight on The Southerner. with no
boards in the last race. $500 each way. and
taking 50 900 from the books B4t.iing as
poa"" %So Sx oo%sd al Gs
season With much success. Sydney PaGet
AND s s did ena1 "a the IN sns
Raymond Hopkins. employed as clerk
by Sol Iichtensten. and popular member
Of the bookmakers' fraternity. died on Mon
day night,
Harry Bulger. the comedian. was making
hook on the back line under the name OF
"Goldie." He was the man behind the gun
as he sat in the BACKGROUND and watched
George Odom told some OF his friends on
Monday that. after riding Blandy in the
Realization. he would retire permanently from,
the saddle But when asked about the matter
Yesterday he said that he had not fully mad
, up his mind TO get out Of the business and
would probably continue riding now and then
unit il the end of the season
The Columbia Stable has sold Graziallo
to W. B Jennings for $4,000 II IL surmised
! that the horse will ultimately go to the Hag
gin stud
Previous winners OF the second Part OF
tory. Corduroy Hornpipe Cesarion, Hand
string, Ornament. Hamburg. Jean Bcrand
Mesmerist, Elkhorn. Flywheel. White Chapel
PTevious winners of the Independence
steeplechasc were Lion Heart. TT illion
!, jenkins, Land OF Clover and Foxhunter
HUESTIS HURT IN CYCLE RACE