The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-26
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81 ar N dav. muchto the distress OF the ANAL
Arm, Of sprculatorS that have been backing
M. mounts from DAY 10 day Hc was un-
ni.osd srh Needing Belle In the nrst race
"a moi ride In the second, Was badly beaten on
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,I,h Merry LARK In the Parkway Handicap.
a,sbsd In the ruck with Joe Fallert In the
af.h had M mount IN the sixth and then won
tho last with ~Brookdale.
Turfrsn a, the track were discussing a
,h.ronenal trial ny Hamburg Belle mt the
raw in the morning The great mare was sent
three quarters Of n mile over the main track
and one turn with n light boy on her back.
H.lf A dozen checkers and several trainers
timed the first three furlongs In 03S, the half
In IA the Ave frrlonRs In O5s and the three
orsrcrs in III The Belle was not ridden
ont N the lost ounce. either. Trainer Joyner
will send her 10 the front In O few days.
As Rams Horn had worked five furlonGs in
ln2. he was a hot tip for the Parkway Handi-
ran. Hn had not started since his defeat by
Rosaher 10 the Sterling Stakes at AQueduct.
vner : vas said that he was on the verge OF
an Illness that soon threw him ont OF training.
But he vas so N and ready for yesterdays
,sce that the smart people thought that he
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from Proper. met Blandy at equal weights.
and made concessions to the others. just
yhs, Rams Horn must have accomplished
II he had not been interfered with by Merry
Lark in the early stages of the race nobody
can say. nut he would have hsd to be a great
horse 10 beat Blandy, as the latter performed
in splendid fashion. The previous winners
OF the Parkway were Favor twice.. Now or
Never. Eric. Sir John. Major Domo. Banquet.
Or Rice. sir Walter. st. Maxim. Howard
Mann. Mirt hful. Don de Orc. Imp. Sidney
Lucas. Contend. Major Daingerheld twic
and Blttling.
The Post once authorities at Washington
have held up the mail of Kid Weller. the future
book maker. whose headquarters are sup
posed 10 be at Cincinnati. IL Is set forth by
the Post once people that accepting bets
through the mails Is a violation of the lottery
laws Weller came back from Washington
Yesterday but had little to say. With the
mail held up and the Jockey Club preventing
further operations In future book making in
side Of the local tracks. Weller seems to be
up against it, In closing his Brooklyn book
q day ahead OF the scheduled time Weller lost
many friends, until now. among the rank
and file of turf spectators. future books are
regarded as decisions and snares.
Alb. II. 7. sprinkling car got OF the track
at Kings n Highway about | o'clock YESTERDAY.
and for three-auarters Of an hour ~trolleys,
bridge trains and Long Island Railroad
specials were held up in a long line clear TO
parkvIlle on the same track. while the belated
rHcegoers made the air fairly blue with their
omments on the mana cement Of the road.
Not in many years have the transit facilities
to Grayesend before and after the races been
W poor.
Radtke made Jack Martin look like a novice
when II came down 10 a finish in the second
race. Martin made his run with Red Friar too
soon, while Radtke timed his run with York
shire Lad 10 a second. II was a sorry exhibit.
ton hy the veteran Jockey. Trainer Bob
Tucker had his checks down on Glenecho in
this race Finn, an apprentice, had the leg
NJ, as Martin could not make the weight.
But Glenecho ran as il he needed several
races
Knight Of Weston, Billings. Bendoran.
lanora and Perry Meadow were supposed
tleepers in the nth and all were played across
the boards AT lon odds.
/ r Thomas and his friends lost a big bet
on Nemesis. a three-year-old flly by Meddler-
hessie, in the last race. Tipping and Ocean
spray were unsuccessful tips in this race,
Woodiord Clay is waiting for the luck to
Nfeak N his favor. SO far the young Ken
lucky tlrfman has been up against 1t. In the
fFs' race he started Kentucky Beau, a son Of
Star Shoot Kentucky Belle H.. who was
pty'd from 10 down to Z, but the youngster
vas knocked TO his knees in a jam and was
pulled up when l.. Williams saw he had no
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