The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
PREEN'S ARVERNE STAKES.
BEATS SANTA CATALTNA AND
CZARAPHINE AZ iQT EDUCT.
Goldsmith suCeumbS 10 Gallant ana
Black Prince-God CCin and herrich
VIA for nennlngton--Fhe TAvorites
Lard the Money for the Talent


Black Prince-Gold CCin and nerrick
WIn for nennlngtun--Fhe TANorites
Lard the Money for the Talent.
Another crowd, numbering close to 10000
persohs, went 10 AuuCduCt ycsl fou>, VIZ, ~
part Of the programme was iuh en- Alhlu
serles OF snow furrlc4 and icy blasts from
Jamaica bay Bat the wlntIy elements cut
no figure with the cuthusIsrm Of those that
came 10 speculate The feature OF the card
was tho Nrveru. stakes for three year Odds.
at six furlongs. which Was captured In handy
style by Pretn, VINO carried the purple ana
black colors Of the GoughGcres Stable. Prcen'
In spite ofhls consistent raCi' rat Washington
was allowed to re,cdc TO 10 !, while the
smart bettors loaded their wealth on sydney
Paget's Czaraphine, backed down TO TO >
favorite. and the Albermarle Stables pair.
Santa Catalina aud Bohemia, lowered 20
twos Soon after the start Creamer cut
across Santa Catalina and CZarRphine and
took the rail and the leadership Prren had
q world OF speed and set a fast pace AFTER
that, turning into the stretch with strong
lead. which wa gradually reduced, however.
until IL amounted TO a length and hall AT
the wire where he was timed inill Bohemia,
who had early speed. stopped at the hall
mile, and Santa Catalina became the runner up,
securing the place from Czaruphne, who was
third all the way by three lengths length
and n half back Sir Brillar, Amberjack and
Esoutohcon were heads apart as named
Both Htdebrand and W Davis made protests
of foul In vain.
Next to the stake event. In point Of general
interest. was the appearance Of Goldsmith,
now owned 10y sydney Paget. in the last race,
at seven iuE3ngs 20 isT as We oe eyIs4t
money. as he was hammered down rom
70 / TO 70 10 5, while William LAKELAND 5
Gallant closed az II 10 b. with the GoUghacrCs
Stable's YeomAn AT 8 to2 Gallant made all
the running. though Goldsmith made game
attempt to overhaul hun IN the last iuTohg
when Gallant won hy half "A length Black
Prince. q 10 to shot, nailed the place from
Goldsmith by length and half l e latter
had a scant length on Woman. ! he race was
The ring, was solidly hit when. Newton
BenninRton's Gold Coin. a fine colt by Gold
fuch-Darauhba, Won the 6rst race. for two
yeer-olds. at four. furlongs, ~ terrific drive
Gold Coin opened at 10 S, but the Benning-
ton commissioners we're all over the ring
Phyllis J., a FLY by Albert Misery II. also
Bantam went up 10 skies Ihyllis ! shot
away from ths noit az sTG5s. Tse f sRd Sls
Gben H!'Ssinu vbo "sme from behind Fot
Gold Coins nose in front In the very uick
Of time Phyllis A. had three lengths over
second 70 the last sixteenth pole and then
lasting long enough 20 take third money from
candy McSSughton's Dr Corey by a head,
Another favorite went over the plate in
the second race, a handicap for threc-year-
olds and upward, at seven furlonRs. This
was Crown Prince. carrying Jimmy McCor-
mlck's colors, and played heavily OF 70 5.
He went 10 tho front quickly after fair
start and simply tow roped the others to the
end where he had eight lengths 20 spare, in
1871. J. l.. Hollands Kehalian, TO l., fouled
Albert Simons's HighwindS TO !, In the
taking the place from the latter by three
parts OF q length The red board was sd-
lusted before Highwind's jockey could lodge
orIy H., clgnSd by v. VI. scheftel. receding
pl1ters, at a nile, chiefly because OF Hide
brands splendid ride. Orly II. was slow
20 break at the post and was as good as left.
But Hildebrand, took him up to Gold Dome
ship on the far turn. Then Gold Dome be-
gan 20 tire and Perrtne shook up Uncle lTigh,
third choice, a. he chased 0rly II. into the
lo1g'hqmestretch, AZ the last fYylonE pole
put the whip TO him and he won in a smash
had a length and half over Gold Dome.
ner's Brand New. backed down TO t6rces.
stopped in the run home. Tho mile was
run " i4l.
jockeys that had never ridden 4 winner
had the mounts in tho hfth event, for maiden
tvo-ye old hllies and Reldings, at -four fur
Newton Bennin gton's Merrick, II 70 favorite,
beat the Roston Stables Nellie Burn, TO /,
by half a longth. with the latter a head
better than sydney PaEets Hickey. 9 20 /.
never had a looE-in,, The half mile was u run n
in O4s SIS. Five favorites won and O'Nell
rode two winners The track was fast The
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