The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-25
GRENGDE'S FLUSHING STAKES.
MEATS OCEAN TIDE ~ 4 SHiRP
DRIVING FINISH.
Monet Also Wins for j. ". Mccormick
-Canarsle stakes = GallOp for white
ShleIds's OaklaWn--keene's REGAL
Trims PhOebus FayoTitcs Win

Monet Also Wins for j.. a. Mccormick
-Ianarsie stakes GallOp for white
shIeIds's OakIawn--Keene's REGAL
Trims PhOebus FAyoritcs Win
The spring meeting Of the Queens County
Jockey club wound up yesterday at Auur-
duct With some good racing. coupled with
the success OF four iavorites and a second
choice, which enabled tie form players In the
crowd Of 5000 enthusiast to clean up hand
somely in their battle with tho books IN.
Mccormick won two raCei with Grenade and
Monet.
Grenade captured the Flushing Selling
Stakes, for three-ysar- dds and upward. one
mile lie was the choice all through the spec
ulation, closing at $40 2. The start MAS
ragged, Jack Rgtlin beating the gate andhold-
ing the lead until he turned into the long home
stretch, when he blew up. Then little j,
Walsh who had been following closely with
the favorits. went 20 the front, but he was
forced to drive In the last sixteenth TO win the
race by three parts Of "A length from Peter
Winners Ocean Tide. u TO /. who was on
poorly and then beat Sais. 70 l. by half
dozen lengths for second money. Sais. under
the whip, had half a length over Considera-
ton, a 80 to / shot. The nile was run in
40 is.
Willie Shields inylnclble colt ORklaWn
scared nearly all OF tho would DO starters
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four furlonRs and then won all the way,
burns pulling him up at the end, where he
had three parts Of a length over Father Bill
DAYS Veronese, a colt by Henry Of Navarro
Mount Vernon. The latter was the rinner
upstall stages and defeated James X. Keens's
High Brush. by Ben Brush-lnneTdale. an
added starter. by half dozen lengths. Oak
lawn WAS at the prohibitive odds OF 20 ~,
and covered the half In OI9.
n IN / ghOI mazda = y
Of the hrst race. for platers. seven furlongs.
and breezed home with half a dozen lengths
to spare In n. Frank Farrell's King Pepper
second choice was the contender all tho
way and took the place in a drive by a head
from Wizard. to 1. ARABIC. the favorite.
rhut on at the start. was fourth, beaten three
Jimmy Mocormiok's Monet picked up
III pounds in the handicap for three-yeAr.
olds and upward, six and half furlongs,
came home an easy winner by length and
half in I:2i. Amber iack made the running
to the head OF the stretch, where Monet went
TO the front to stay. ROsettnt, 70 s. second
choice was all out 20 beat Butuing. 70 l,
three parts OF length for the place. OARS h5
Tony lste's Phyllis A. 3 70 l favorite
showed her heels to a big field in the NTH
race for two year-olds. four and half fur
longs, but she was Weakening at the end 80
that Kept drove her home . seSnt length ,E
Hayman, 20 1, was two lengths away, Au-
gust Belmonts CrosswSys, after unseatng
j, johnson. for whom Sporting WAS sub
The hottest tip OF the day was Phoebus
who was made an even money faVorte In the
last race for maiden three-year-olds. six
furlonRs. He had early speed and looked
the winner in the middle Of the stretch but
second second Choice sn beat him length in hard
drive in 1913 As. lsnailian, II 70 /, vas
poor third The summaries: