The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-09

syinuch sreed and Eameness that the hackers
OF Mr.. Belmont,s great mare plucked up
ever, Aildebraid turned Artful into ,hs
t1"E M s afs' o syS He who o0 kss
Under a drive and coming like tie wind, but
he did not lose his head for moment. he
making no move to let her completely down
aud she Increased her speed SO readily that
"Artful wins" roared the crowd. But
do doubt who expected e see ort Wells;
Sporting did his best the Drake colt could not
cut down the lead Of the Whitney hlly to any
Artfai yinsi" Yn Again the thrilling cry rang
QUA out, and thousands to9f IT NTH rapid
to ths m
seeing that he had the big race in hand. was
pulling at the bride as he neared the judges
heavy drive. was gaining with every bound;
But the race was won then. and as Artful
passed the finish mar k the great crowd threw
Timer Barretto hung out 2o4 As. and there
wa: another demonstration denoting salts
faction with the performance. followed by
ANOTHER ovation for the triumphant daughter
Of Hamburg as she trotted back to the scales.
from which the blood flowed profuseiy, but
1t WAS netting seIods as eH
earned supper. =, '
as easily as did, could have made her
use2 She is a wonder. no mistake, and il
sEyss21nhy y meets her he will have the race
MIR, Whitney was delighted with his flllys
meritOrl Gus performance. He COMMUNICATED
Hldebrend for his, clever horsemanship and
Also 9o7nsratnlsted Trainer, Rogers. who
The victory caused immediate discussion
as to the apestion OF supremacy between cen
ena thes. s star S gsses
have met. and fought 1t out. There were no
excuses for Ort Wells and Beldame. Both
Had they carried equal scale weight It IS
beyond doubt that Artful would have won
Just the, the same same AItfYl won the Fnturity
nounced the best two,year old Ally Of the
hind her in po Of merit sysonby has al
ready disposed Of Tradition with ridiculous
ease. a. and also Ianya. ATtfuls stable mate.
Every n MEANS q transs to the track was
nat wssd to Ss
fore o'clock black clouds rolled up from
the ocean and shower laid the dust on the
llh-h u! JIE tlue. Dul SuUsetueHt sHOWeIS
soon robbed the track Of its fast going and
If The track had been sloppy II Is question
event ort Wells and ,Beldame. both mud
runners would probably have fought it out,
about sending the Hamburg flly to the post,
with the result that she won just s22. 600 for
the Whitney stable
not lightning fast and that Artful was not eX.
tended cnoug h to smash the world s record
for mile and quartz ra,ra, ,, ,..r
productive OF fast time. Last year Broom,
stick, carrying one pound more than Artful
shouldered. ran this race in 2o2 -. the fastest
track at this distance. In 1908 Waterboy, then
fonryear,old packed ~ IA pounds and ~ won
the race OF 1906 were Nankl Pooh. 212H
Hsn Poht s? so s snd Todvl ao
The rest of the card produced much ex-
citing sport. though the picking OF winners
with the Punchestown steeplechase. at about
two miles. with J. w: Colts Castalian the
hottest Kind OF fsvorse at to s. hhammer led
previous race at the Bay in such impressive
style that the wise men were sure that he
we're erevously mista ken. for he ran poor
race and failed to get even piece Of the
money RAY the bet b steeplsGhase rider IL
exhibition on T. Hitchcock, Jr. S. Jim New
man, who went back in the betting to S to L.
for that matter all the starters except two
were factors for mile or So, Az the last
jump Ray drew away with Newman and
s0G % t to ' shot, veil ell handled BY saei. ran
into the place also four lengths 81 in front OF
hS Viii pe 4edae Sms 2ps raee t. sa"h
last year. kllinglSwallwell his rider, almost
Instantly. -Castalan was four lengths behind,
good thing. who was played down to to i,
was the winner Of the second race at six fur
lonss. The Mighty was the fsyoEiss IN this
support for Buttons. Line of Life. Considera
,iei; Major Pelham and Royal legend. The
OF on flying and md making such a spreadesgls
runaway Of it that there was never q chance
to catch hin r the TTe he Lea sy three
Life . head for the place. with Atwood half
T. j. Eaynor's crack Ally Whimsical came
near meeting a defeat in the third. race for
two-yrar-ods, six furlongs On form she
looked to be the biggest kind Of a cinch, but
B Bp ok Nymph. Whimsical was a to
iayorito With BrooEds9 Nym nSind at t. to
at 8 to l. Hildebrand broke in front with
BBrockdaie Eymph, and after, leading to the
up. it looked as i the Whitney FLY would
win But Willie Knapp went to the whip at
the furlong pole, and after one Of the fereest
got the verdict BY so shor,, q margin tha,
bracers Cinchona was also close UP. as the
His IIighnGsS colt was only half a length
behind Brookdale Nymph. with Martin using
the whip freely. Cassim u to |, was beaten
a nose by Chinchona for third money. tho
finish being so close that only the judges
could dlscr inmate The time was 1913.
The bulk of the betting in the iilth rae e,
at a mile and sixteenth. wns on f.. +:
Smathers's Action, 10 to s. fayorte; Woodford
Clay's Memories. I to 2:R; A.. Raney's Pronta.
TO j. p. Romans Volnday, backed down
to skies. and s. =. Harlan's Lady Jocelyn,
to sevens Memories quickly dropped
hack because of an unexpected lack of speed,
while Burns took Action to the front and
looked the winner at the head Of the stretch,
But at that point Pronta. who was left az the
post in her previous race. moved up with an
FIRE stble rush. and passing Action at the six.
teenth pole she won by n length and a half
in li7 l-5. Action was half a length before
Voladay. B. Smith. who rode the latter,
lodged n protest Of foul against Burns. but
it was overruled by the stewards.
Sixteen maiden two-year-olds went to the
post in the last race, at five and half furlongs.
with r. D. Sullivan's Caprice To favorte,
and the Ormondale Stableg Osiris backed
down to 2 TO i. After tedious delay Gas.
II was practically a gift for him to win in a
heavy drive by a length, as Caprice and p. j,
Nhert, F., to i. were gaining on
L. ~, hatr moth Tho ttno was Lon Five