The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-09

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on January "a must take up. penalties. From
present indications these horses will 90 to
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On form, It looks as II Go Between, who
hicks up a twelve pound penalty for winning
the Brooklyn. has too much weight. but he
Is a wonderful little horse and will have the
benefit Of Shaw's masterful horsemanship.
Hamburg Belle Is q doubtful starter, while
Tokalon has not done much lately to warrant
serious consideration Cairngorm has been
tried repeatedly. but has always disappointed.
First Mason has q chance-a good chance.
He has recovered his form and IN q race the
other day he showed that he 10 stu Q danger
Gus horse. c. Z. Rowe. VI has lost faith In
sewell and wants to sell his contract, will
plt Martin on First Mason, which means that
~ hOIbO WIN IN ~ ~
OF the Vale has not amounted to much this
year, but Bad News. with Ill pounds. may be
q factor. Rams Horn ran q good race In
the Commonwealth and may have Q look In.
Glorifer has been improving steadily. his
best performance being second to Sir Huou
In the Commonwealth. Brancas. q Western
horse Of quality. will probably start. but that
has not been settled definitely. Flip Flap.
taking up a twelve pound penalty. win carry
100 pounds. She likes a distance and with q
GOOD Jockey up she will be hard to beat.
It Is George Langdon's desire to secure Knapp
TO ride, but the latter Is slated to handle
Bad News. 1t Is possible that Finn. Q first
class Western boy, may have the leg up.
Dandelion, the champion hard luck horse
OF the year, will try to redeem himself once
more. With 10e pounds up he will be the
~favorite, no doubt. particularly as Miller will
ride. whimsical. considered by many the
greatest race mare In training. will get into
the handicap with 1O3 pounds. She can go
the route and with this light weight on her
back she will probably set q smashing pace.
James r. Keene's Kuroki. by Commando.
winner Of tho Splndrift Handicap. Is another
dark one. He won the Spindrift so easily
with ia pounds. that with only 1ol to pick
I'D In the Brighton II Is believed he has
nne chance to win, with Radtke up. II the
track should be muddy Dave Gideon's As
tronomer will receive support. as he 10 asked
to pick up a feather. Cederstrome. who
ran third In the Commonwealth. has the
llGhtest impost. 95 pounds.
The remarkably successful meeting at the
Bay will wind up tomorrow with q notable
card. The feature Is the rich classic. the
Realization Stakes, for three-year-olds. one
nile and five furlongs. James b. Brady's
s5, 900 Accountant has already been heralded
as the winner. but he will have to defeat.
among others. John E. Madden's The Quail.
greatly improved colt. ormondale will
probably so. together with Frederick john
sons Entree. a good distance performer:
James r, Keene's Kuroki and Bohemian.
August Belmont's Bridgeman. and others.
The $4,000 Double Event. for two-year-olds.
will also be run tomorrow. The attendance
at the Bay has been greater than ever before.
The receipts have been so large, with the
Increased tariff, that there will be fat divi-
dends for the stockholders Of the Coney
Island Jockey Club. All the tracks. for that
matter, will make big money this sesscn.
Much fault Is being found by racegoers
with the plan to keep back information as to
starters, jockeys and overweights. Many
persons say that not enough time Is Afforded
In which to make wagers at the track; that
the bookmakers receive the desired data
before the Jockey boards are holsted and In
that way have an advantage over the public
when 1t comes dow to making prices. 1t Is
unQerstOOQ that some OIL the muuontthi mehh-
bers Of the Jockey Club have also taken this
stand, but they are in the minority. 1t looks
asif the policy to freeze the poolrooms would
continue right through to the endof the season.
But this policy doesn't amount TO much
Just how. as the rooms are getting everything.
Including detailed descriptions Of the races.
little more time for speculation at the track
would be welcomed on all sides.
To-day's card for the Bay Is q good ono.
Seven races will be run. The Bay Ridge
Handicap. at O mile and q quarter. Is the star
event. Go Between has been voluntarily
withdrawn TO avoid Q controversy, 30 that
the C.E &. Rowe entry. First Mason and Colonial
OH. will probably rule the choice over Eugenia
Burch. Rams Horn, Bedouin. Logistiila and
Blandy. In another handicap. at six and q
half f~urlongs. Monet. Ironsides. Arkltrta.
Coincidence and Ballotta should 60 well.
Maiden two-year-olds win run In the first
race. five f~urlongs. with Somnus. Carriers.
Compensation and Knight Of lvanhoe having
chances. The second race 10 at o mile. with
Old Faithful. Rose Of Gold. Moonshino and
Dolly spanker all good. In the third race.
Tor two-year-olds. Eddie Ware. McCarter.
&c. Core. Royal Breeze. Botanist. okenite
and G. 8. Davis are best. Maiden two-year-
olds will run In the sixth event, at hve fur
longs, with Umbrella, Baytwlg. Golde West
and Athens figuring. In the last race, &C q
mile and three-uuarters on the grass. 1t looks
like a duel between Lancastrian and Onatas,
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