The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-06
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.sd, thtI. vhtlc Rsdtke handled two winners
80 4. third on two occasions Radtke put u
M aver Miller when he came home In front
9Th Ianrt1 and Apronhut, Although Miller
"a .fsf rider. tho impression prevaila IN some
"ust,sr. Tint when these boys hook up In .
drylps Flash, Radtke possesses areatcr vital
NJ, .nd strcngh Any other boy ON AerOnaut
sn, psd,se would have been heAten Ia the
", ,ortIandt HSandicap by Dolly Spanker
.,b Miller In tho saddle. By the way. why
.,.t that, although Dolly Spanker drew No. S
ro,tion at the post. the starter permitted
miller Ia break from a position next To the
nI, This incident was noted by close Oh
~ryer- and caused much m among
those no are laboring under the impression
,h.t Miller has a shade over the other boys at
the barrier
mere was a great howl over the start In
,he first race. The wise men bet their bank
rolls Oh Oliver Cromwell, but he was prac-
t,cally left. with a public favorite's chances
.ued in such a manner. II was no wonder
that tho pcssimists were busy when Mil"
lsr sailed home IN front with Belgra via.
those VINO follow Miller played the keene
elly with confidence. and they had q great
hnsh at the expense OF the favorite's hackers.
TONY Aste, the Bootblack King. fra med
, killing in the second race With a Ally named
odd Lady. by Goldcrest-IAdy Himmel.
She was backed from ~ to | down TO s. the
MAY being three ways all over the ring. II
she had won the books would have paid out
lOUh DUt as " was, 'OIu Iduy q Jueb
A trihe short and could do no better than
third, The Western crowd cleaned up a
large amount on Jaunty. the winner. who
vas hammered down to IL to S from 3 to /.
There was also a strong play on J. W. Hem
ming's LOYAL. a FLY by Loyallst-Enamel,
who was ridden by Miller. John A, Drake
was among those who had a tip on NJ. Hirsch's
B~esuclerc, & son Of Sa~lvator-Phids. while
Russell T. and Athens also lost good money
for those who played them across the board
In this event.
Sam Hildreth. who hasn't had much sue
cess with his horses this season. put over
King Cole in the third race, This colt was
never in better sha pc and he was literally
backed at 1, having opened at 9 in man
books. o'Neill. who rode Belmere to victory
In the Buffalo Derby, had the leg up on Cole.
Just as the horses were leaving the paddock
wag cried out TO 0'Neill:
Say, frankie, ] see You are going all over
the country now to rider?
He went up to Buffalo to get into his
class, y lau ghed Lyme. who was behind O'Neill
In Panique's 50 ddle.
IN beat you at that" retorted O'Neill
to Lyme, and he made good, as Lyme was last.
0'Nell has not been in good form this year,
but his handling of this WHINE showed that
b has not lost all Of his former skill.
The Turf Benevolent Association held an
important meeting on Monday night at which
these officers were elected for life: Al. Nor
rison, president: j. Coyle. yice-president;
Louis Munzinger. secretary: Max Hirsch,
treasurer. T. Van Colt. /. kervan and j.
Getty, executive committee. The report of
the treasurer showed a balance Of 90. 800 on
hand. There are $50 members In good stand
Ing, with fifty applicants on the waiting list.
Jack MEG innis. after watching Aeronaut
vnrro I'M in i'm prasciya EtylA wont into the
betting ring and got down 81, 200, all straight.
At an average of I to /. He rooted hard and
vas about 81, 900 richer when Aeronaut's
number went up first. Frederick johnson
who had lost a bet on Aucassin In the third
race. bet on both Aeronaut and Bedouin in
the Van Cortlandt. Mr.. johnson said after
The race that he did not believe there was a
sprihter in training, barring Roseben. that
could take the lead away from Aeronaut
once the Ayrshire four-yesr-old had gotten
iway in front. Dolly Spanker gave five
pounds by The scale to Aeronaut and Bedouin,
nineto Oxford and one to Flip. Flap Previous
winners Of the Van Cortlandt were Tinse,
Sly Fox, George Keene, vulcain. Black Fox.
Lady Cncas, Sergeant, Saveble and Oxford.
The Van Cortlandt was the third OF the Spring
Serial Handbags. Aeronaut won the CTotonia
and Flip Flap took the Claremont. Radtke
rode all three winners Of the Serials. Flip
Flap was hea Willy backed yesterday by John
4, Drake, George Ian gdon, Jack Bennett and
others, but she laid out Of the race too long
and Shaw ran her in TO a pocket in the home
stretch.
Game Cock, the winner Of the Meadow
Brook, was sold by Mr.. Cotton before the race
to j. r Townsend. in whose name he ran
though carrying the Cotton colors. Although
hr Townsend was also represented in the
chase by Lifey Bank, the latter was not
coupled with Game Cock in the betting for the
reason that the bookmakers did not know OF
lhe transfer of ownership. Ray. on Paul
Jones, tried to carry Mr.. Leo Evans, on Game
Oock, wide as he came into the home stretch.
eN Mr.. Evans, who is up to all the tricks
the Profession, retaliated by crowding Ray at
te last jump, No gentleman rider has ever
tnown better horsemanship on a metropolitan
course than did this young rider from vir-
gha' j. +, Widener's Long Run was a hot
clubhouse tip and the smart set bet on him
seaVly. Previous winners Of the Meadow
brook were Lost Chord. Somerset, Tehula,
Volgny and PataRonian.
As Agile had worked a mile and a quarter
u zoo Trainer Bob Tucker and his betting
commissioner, Bill Porter, bet a bundle on the
on Dixon colt in the handicap. But Agile
"a dead race and was badly beaten.
! Kramer Hurley, who saddled Bad News. told
,one OF his friends that he did not believe his
.Nse was ready. But the Western operators