Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-20
RACES AT sHEEPsHEAp Ray.
Running Water Captured Rosebuds
Stakes in Fine STYLE.

The; torrid heat of yesterday morning
drove large crowd for Monday to the
Sheepshead Bay track in the afternoon.
fuliy 1000 persons making the trip only
10 ma that cold. raw wind from the
ocean made straw hats sail in the air and
caused the women with thin clothing to
wrap newspapers around their shoulders
1t was rough deal for the followers of
form all around. as four favorites, two OF
them backed of the boards, were unable tn
deliver. Woodford Clay's Running Water.
a smart FLY by Sir Dixon who was ham
mered down to even money, was victorious
in the Rosebud Stakes, a fve-furlong
straighaway dash for two-year-old fillies
Lyme waited with her Until the stretch
bend was reached, where she soon caught
the pacemaker. H. T. Grif1n's Aviston, IL
10 !. and beat her a length and a half in
Oo9 30. Aviston lasted long enough to
take the place by head from J. L. Robin
sons FatinitZa, backed down to s to l.
There was a heavy play on Dave John
sons Joaquin, also an even money favorite
in the Grass Selling Stakes, at a mile and a
sixteenth on the turf. but he did not get
away from the post we'll, and after running
into several pockets he made bold bid
for the lead at the far turn only to fall
back into third money. Martinmas showed
the way for three-auarters cs q mile at
tended by Mabel Richardson, ) to l. Then
the latter took the lead and standing a
long drive from Booker won by length in
las. r. T. Wilson. jr.'s. Gamara. backed
down to to 1, nailed the place by length
from the favorite.
Go Between, with 126 pounds on his back
was not fancied by the smart players in
the handicap at nine furlongs, he went
up in the betting, while John f. Msdden's
, Adbell was hammered to evens. Kansas
Prices Uncle bright. who had pull at
the weights, was also played down to to
2 and made good in royal style. leading
from start to finish and galloping home
four lengths before Adbell in 1:54. Go
Between was third. six lengths back
There was another disappointment in store
for the smart people who plunged on Wood
ford Clay's Angler in the fifth race for
maidens, one mile. This son of Hindco
was beaten down from to to TO 5, only
to run second to E. r. Bradleys Palm
Tree. good thing that was played from 10
to 1 to tens and won in a gallop by three
lengths. Angler was half a dozen lengths
before James Galway's Lindaie. 40 to
1 shot. The mile was run in l: 40 80.
Frank Farrelrs consistent King Pepper
backed down to threes made nearly all the
pace in the second race at six furlongs. and
came home on the bit two lengths before
Northern Star, who closed at Is TO 1. ].
Grant Lymans Grand Duchess, 80 to /, was
third. The time was 1:l5.
Picking up an eight-pound penalty for
winning Maiden Race No. 1, John E. Mad
denis Timber by Ogden--Lola A, a coupled
favorite with Bellsnicker at II TO 5. won
the opening event. or rather Maiden Race
No 2 for two-year-oids, five and nalt
furlongs, Futurity course Timber, WITH
Shaw up led all the way. but he was under
a drive at the end to win by three parts
of a length from r. T. Wilson. jr-'s, Nos
tromo II to ). The latter beat II. +.
Whitney's Old Faithful. colt by Hamburg
-Semper Fidele. to ]. by head. Sydney
Paget's Kinleydale. by KinIey Mack-Ber-
riedaIe played from Fights to threes. was
head back. The time was LOT.