The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
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10 the from, and Miller followed eloselr WIN
The Quail. whfs Ming itenfv WAS beaten -
a atRnds,ill In the htat half mile oNeh
never permitted Tho Quail 10 art upon sven
terms win neimete, who drew Away ~ The
end NJ the nfs, mile aud made g Ahow ~ the
Madden representative thereafter. Helmefe
actually won hv nearly q aixts@nsh Of 4
mils In lai The Quail was the sane dis
tanca before King Henry. N WAS \ farclcal
event and also a terrific throwdown for the
public. witch backed The Quail With un-
limited confidence,
Sydney Pasot'a Water Pearl. with lao
pounds. won tho rich fremont Stakes, for two
yeat.olds, AZ about ak furlonas, like q I 20 10
shot. because there was y belief that he
might not care for the going he receded IN
7 To ~. while T. Hitchcock. Jr.'E. Golf hall
and the Newcastle Stsble's Saracinesca
were both played down to 3 and 0 to 2. respec-
lively. y. Jones waited with Water Pearl
until the far turn was reached. where he
began 10 make his nun. The crack Water
crese colt then fairly flew over the muddy
track and. passing both Golf Ball and Sara
cinesca at the head Of the stretch. he breezed
home the easiest kind OF a winner by two and
a half lengths in ia. Miller drove Sara.
oinesca into the place half a length before
Golf Ball.
The ring won a fortune on the result Of the
Marlboro Handicap, for mares, at a mile and a
sixteenth. sydney PaRet's Tradition. I to s
~favorite, with top weight. could not get up
a gallop and was badly beaten. Then Jack
Bennet's Flip Flap. who was heavily played
Kenilworth Stables Coy Maid. s to 1. with
ran wide as she turned into the stretch and
was. beaten a neck by Coy Maid. who was
was third, eight lengths away. The race was
run in l:49 3-5.
August Belmont Plandy. top weight la the
handicap at a mile and a sixteenth. was EN-
other pitfall for the, form players. Usually.
at home In the mud the Hastings horse seemed
20 be anchored on this occasion. for he had no
speed and ran a dead looking race. Frederick
Johnson's Entrse, 10 TO s, was knocked out Of
1t Just after the start by the rough riding tactics
of Miller. who cut across to the rail with F. r.
Hitchcock's Mandarin 5 TO /. and was never
caught. AT the wire Mandarin had a len 9Th
and a haif over j. II. NcCormlck's Grenade. S
TO /, who In turn. had three len gths over En-
tree. The latter was last going up the back:
stretch. at least twenty-five lengths behind
Mandarin. With clear sailing Entree would
But for the fact that Jaunty, 4to l. ran away
for three-auarters Of a mile after reaching the
post, she would have won the first ace for
~two-year-old fllies and geidings. five fur
Ion gs. As 1t was she was beaten a nostril by
the oneck Stables Fay. 10 to 5, Miller up, in a
Belmont,s Donna Elvira. 8 to l f%avorite, took
third money. The latter could, not extend
herself in the going. James r.. Keene's I'm
brella. 20 to /, was knocking at the door. The
race was run In lO2 3-5.
won the sixth race. for three~year-olds. at
about six furlongs. Miller rode him and let
Optician, 4 to !, cut out the pace to the head OF
the stretch, where Rye WAS cut loose and won
handily by three parts Of a length in III -.
Optician had eight len gths over II. B. Duryea's
Firebrand! a 100 to 1 shot.
There was a great plunge on T. Hitchcock,
Jr. IS. Sir Russell In the last race. another sprint
for three-year-olds. the colt being
down to 4 to S. But Sir Russell got no part
of the money. Roxy Angarola put Sir Ca
with two lengths over Progress. is to l beating
Bill Days Listless. also is TO I. a length for
the place. The time was 1lS. The sum-
maries: