The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-23

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W..B jennings shot Gun. e.tO fgvotits.
al the psce and iihsn lasted lons enough to
take the third race. for platers. ~ about SIX
f@lrlonss, by 2 neck with J " Mcuormick
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10 . rs%srksOiy sloss finish, Paul ):
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got the verdict by several inches. with sydney
Paget,,s Mexican Silver. 10 to .. receiving
opeek Stables Fay, 10 to /. who had a lead
placed third head in front o. + ID D. ! salitssn-:
thousht that Mexican Silver won and they
hissed when Beloast'e number was hoisted
race that there was no room for argument,
In this he was ba cked up by several com
petent turfmen. who said that he had called
the finish correctly The time was 0i 4-b.
P,J Dwyer's Red Eye. another hot favorite.
at 8 tot5. was victorious In the sixth race,
for, maiden ee-year-olds., at about six
furlongs. He encountered obstacles In the
first half mile. but O'Neill rode him courage
ously and took the race by a length and a half
from Giovanni Balerio. alto I shot, who led
70 the head of the, st retch. James X. Keene's
Belgravia. backed down to ] to 2. was the
same distance back. beating Tiffany, a 10 to /
tensiyely pla we'd at 10 by the clubhouse con-
tingent, was never dangerous. The time Of !
the race was TAI. Radtke and Miller each
rode two winners. The summa ries: