The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-30
Eg|ENg TOPS Winning ( OWNERS y Rs
'isYsoNnY ,HAslw0N sss,s Sin ron
a. HFM THIS YEAR. Is
II. p. whitney second, On the List for the
Brighton Meetiug Biz Bets on the
Melton Colt, VINO was Falsely Reported
TO he Lame Operations In the Rims

II. p. whitney SECOND, On the Lbst TOT inc
Brighton Meeting Big Bets on the
Melton Colt, VINO was Falsely. Reported
to he Lame Operations In the Ring
BY winning the Derby yesterday Sysonby
enabled James r. Keene 10 head the list or
winning owners for the Brighton meetln
Just closed, With total Of S7S.460 SO far this
year Sysonby has won toe,0i6 In stakes Tor
Mr.. Keens, beginning with 1866 as his share
Of the dead heat In the Metropolitan Handicap.
followed by Si4,550 In the Tidal. $li,b2o IN
the Commonwealth Handicap. SlI0S6 in the
Realization Stakes, $3.50 In the lroauois
Stakes and. $4,000 In yesterdays event.
sysonby has only two nga gements at sara
toQa. the $50 900 Great Republic, one mile
and q quarter, and the $500 Saratoga Cup.
one mile and six furlonas.
Harry Payne Whitney stands second to
Mr.. Keene on the Brighton list. with S2o $50.
Artful's victory In the Brighton Handicap
being worth S2l.75o. 8. 8. Brown ranks
third, with SissSs. followed by August Bel
mont. with so.i25: Sydney Paget. with es.e2S;
T. Hitchcock. Jr.. with 900: j. T.. Widener
and Matte Corbett. with $3.50 each; P. j.
Dvyer. with Se,1sS; william Lakeland. with
5000. and other owners above 5000 a.
follQws:,, John A. Drske. Ss.Ass; Woodford
Clay. Il. oos; E. r Bradley. $3.50; A. L. Aste.
N,oeo: r. H. McCarter Potter, S4.oeS; Andrew
Miller. ~. slo: Fred johnson. es,ss6: 9. B. Hill.
q, $40; w. H. Snyder. es.S7S; e. R. Thomas.
Ss,ss5. and +. c. Mcdowell. $3.50.
Mr.. Keene was 30 we'll pleased with Nicol's
handling OF Sysonby that he presented u. 600
TO the boy after the raoe. Oddly enough.
thore was persistent rumor at the track that
sysonby had either gone lame or had broken
down completely. How.and where the report
originated nobody could tell, but It was on the
tip Of the tongue. and Trainer Rowe was kept
busy making repeated denlals. Some OF the
bookmakers heard the canard and were
Inclined TO accept q raft Of small bets against
tho Melton colt. but fought shy OF the
heavy wagers when they came their way.
In the paddock the critics looked sysonby
over with the greatest scrutiny. but only
found him In perfect TRIM. He had worked
q mile and quarter for the Derby In 2:o7.
whom Rowe did not want him TO cover the route
In better than 2lo but LILLY. the boy who
rode him In his trial could not restrain him.
Az his race was disssctcd the sharps wore
Of tho opinion that Sysonby has not yet been
keyed up to the highest pitch. and that Rowe
viii have him at his very best whom 1t comes
time for him. to run at the Spa. The big
operators made usa of Sysonby to pick up .
bunch Of sure money. He opened at . to
and closed at 1 to 4, Joe Hayman. Max
Blumenthal. Jesse Lewisohn and Smith Ke!ne
esIh wssee commissoner placed on
. r. aesn Joe sN authSrn
A Nssers "a. against sysonby in bio Iook, which
caused a lot OF comment 10 the ring.
Vino, the winner Of the first 5ecs .;h, va.
esdYs s.n ne Sy a.e BY nv
VIZ SCR sd f f shssy
}a PP. ssa E Tan sos sS
Billy Hayes went to Merry 90 IA Kpund meI6 he
ready ready Tor cutting in this rsce. With The Peep
O. Day flly. Early Hours. who was backed
t Ksims e1 Setwssu Them let on tRs good
thing which went wfons berayss t sns wa, was
soSs S han sed up Baird Sad mount
on Early Hours, and asked him what hap
pened. The Jockey was busy sSsr.Ring the the
% AZ Be- e1 rep pi ID again ss and again:
Some lobster T e green em. apprentice cut me
chase. Lewisohn lost . 900 on the stable
.SDns sd By sss Smith 70
s Nitrate and Fred Eshner backed Cardigan.
the horse that got Jockey G. Wilson into
Many smart speculstors did not believe
that George te cgS fbs ys wsghs
5os Ma4ph sSa s oTss
nan went to GSck SS sts e.
s 90 on QUORUM s WHO w siss heavily played
BY ss.oh Msns lost 'ss e % South
put the checks on King Cole as Il i wsIs q
IL ON on the King. while Dick Brown, Eddie
Burke. Louis Smell, Charles Head Smith. Joe
Hayman and Joe TTunksts were sf Ps SoGs dd
Geo George Boies. the owner Of Monte Carlo.
The nSns on n thu he 9a
Hayman and Joe Rose going e Royal Legend.
JON John ees Tsss Tor France
tnshona back TO pave Gideon a. ~ ths price
jimmy Dupee. col9red ,steeplechees se
Sfasy v rSae e @pa
When Nitrate threw Henry IN this race. at the
paddock Jump auhdseds O. fs
was urcorscious for some time. but finally
az he was helped of the field.
81 900 on Agile in the clubhouse. :.
WateIeolor. HyPhep Charles. Eiwood and I'd
Ort Wells were the FORMER winners OF the
Derby. Up to last year the distance was a
mile ard a quarter, Sysonby's time, was
four -ffths Of a second slower than that hun g
up Former or r' winners of the winged Foot Hand-
mp were Voter. Don t CareN Autumn. Killa-
shandra. Princess Pepper. ALBERT, African
der. Hello and Tradition. n
In the absence Of WoodfQrd Clay, James
Mclaughlin saddled Single Shot for his
Willie Knapp rode twenty-five winners at
the Beach and carried OF the .honors. He
has made rapid strides and his services will
be In demand at Saratoga.
The Cavanagh Special will leave the Grand
Central depot ut 80 O'Clock this afternoon
for the Spa. II will be made up ertrely Of
Pnllma 9. and rearlv all Of the seats had been
disposed OF yesterday. ...'H
DR.. waterbury Drives TIVE WHINE rs II
Parkway.
Dr. Thomas D. Waterbury showed that he il one
OF the best amateur rensmen In Brooklyn yesterday
by capturing both the class and class races al
the Parkway Driving Club matinee. Driving the
bay geiding Col Julius. one OF tho surest trotters
about New York, Dr. Waterbury won the class A
In straight heats, but ws forced 70 20 In 2ia
In the last heat. DR.. Waterbury trimmed his Held
In the class B event with Mis- Colgate.
Col julius, sr. G.. By Baron W. waterbury l I
Monday Wilkes, Blk. {. iHcAuine and Rob.
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