Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-05
RACING AT sHEEPsHEAp BAY.
keene's Sysonby Won the Rich Reale
 ixntion Stakes. .

keene's sysonby Won the Rich Reals
 izntion Stakes. . NEW YORK, July 5.-James R:: Keene's champion three-year-old Sy. sonby, winner of the rich Tidal stakes and the Commonwealth handicap add ed another stake to his already long list by capturing the Lawrence Reali- zat1on stakes at Sheepshead Bay. Sy. sonby was a hot favorite at to 5, and at no time during the race had his packers cause for alarm. as the Keene tolt merely galloped along in front and won eased up. H. F. Whitney's Tan ya, at to 10 for the place, was an easy second. with Fred Burlew's MiI' graine third
 The Lawrence Realization is stake event for three-year-o at one mile and five furlongs. worth S17,000 to tho winner
 In the run in the stretch Nicol wab looking back at his field, and Sysonby went under the wire a winner by i've lengths. Tanya was three lengths be- fore Migraine, who beat Blandy six lengths for third money.
 H. P. Whitney's Ironsides, second, choice at 13 to 5. won the S10,OO0. Double event by neck from McKit- tredge. an added starter, with the flaw. orite. Timber. third.
 Castalian. an outsider, scored an easy victory in the Independence stespls. chase. Summaries:
 First Race-Castalian, first; Black Hussar. second; Gold Van. third.
 Second Race.-Incantation first: zsas Ia. second: Lady Uncss. third.
 Third Race.-Ironsides, first; McKit. tredge. second; Timber. third.
 Fourth Race.--Sysonby. first; TanyA second: Migraine. third.
 Fifth Race.-Ocean Tide, first; The Southerner, second: Palm Tree, third.
 Sixth Race-Buttling. first; Tommy waddell. second; Palmbearer. third
 Barr Scores Another Victory.
 NEW YORK, July 5.-Forty-nine yachts sailed fast race on Long Is- land sound in the annual regatta of the Larchmont Yacht club. The feature of the day was the race in the seventy foot class between W. Ross Procfors Mineols and ]. Roger Maxwelrs Yan- kee. The former yacht. steered by Captain Charles Barr, won from the Yankee by c minutes and 5 seconds after sailing thirty-one miles. In ths New York Yacht club thirty foot class George NJ. Pynchon's Necla II. was the winner.
 vesper Crew Won at Henley.
 HENLEY. England. July 5-The crew of the vesper Boat club of Phil adelphis celebrated Independence day in England by winning its heat against the best university crew competing at Henley this year and by making the best time of any eight Indeed. all Henley seemed to be celebrating the Fourth of July. American nags were flying all over the pretty Thames side town. and as the American boat rowed to victory the stars and stripes were waved from the grand stands.
 Hsrvara Wen the seassr Eaehss.
 PHILADELPHIA July 5.-The sn- nuai peoples regatta over the national course on the SchuyIkiII river furnished fine sport for rowing enthusiasts. whg came here in large numbers from an the middle Atlantic states The senioR singles was won by Fred shepheard e the seawanhaka Boat club of Broo1s iyn and the eenior e,ghts by the Her yard vsrsisy crew rouinx under tbo colors of the Craizie Athletic associs- ton of Boston WseAsssss osssnen Wen- ePRINGFIELD. Mass- July 5-no eosess< f0 the tunicr eieht oafed o111nG which vas won by the wschuseet DoGo club Of Worcester bv 2 Iengfh w1o the feature cf the nisstre7-3 san1o reezffa of the New E1giand Anaoou Rsuh6 assodnt5sa sn sbe CsunoGC1u1 0uw 10 (