The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-08
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Won lraEur n length bach, Hlandv and
Dainty eefe shut IN repeatedly. " vas ono
heat Faces seen here thia sopaon,
James " kernr'a court Dress, Z 20 4
f]tvpfiir, was victorious In tho criterion
Siukrs. tof two ycnf otl Glllra. nyr fur lon a.,
louv Aste added soprano. n ~ 10 shot,
who rut ont u fast pace 10 The middle ~ the
stretch whrrrd3adtkc sent Court Dress 10 the
front. the Disguise nlly winning handlly
hy three parts of n enRth In ~. H. T. vii.
son II = Alteration, backed, down, Ia, = 70 ?,
was oHtrun, all, the way aud finished third'
IN" kcenr cOlors were seen IN front again
10 ne sixth race, for maiden twoLy'ar I9ids,
IIhTre"a' lengths before K 7 Wilson ',jf : Red
had a World Of early " speed. leading for more
than half u mile, hut he was, undoubtedly
short a race. j. l.. hollands Xmas, so tot.
from Oscar Lewlsohn's Yankee Gun by three
parts Of a length; The play on Alpenmgrcnen
dropped the odds to ~ to ., 6ut the colt wes
2 to 20 fayorite, enjoyed q good gallon In
was too Ola fast Tor '' either HslifSx, 10 to 8. Or
vSfSs chasing iS 4 the to tS GTs5Gs%Bs Zen 'i siToae 3 1Sre
lance in i;os S-5, with Halifax taking, the
The others were beaten .hopelessly before
thsey had gone q Quarter OF a mile go.
I xood sts t6Ihs 9or he g. H bSotm sTU m"es, w. r.
Colts Fergus. o to 5 favorite. fell at the water
jump and threw, his rider, J. E.. Widener's
DToItlN'ldlN ', HtRItOltu az " I. . NuhlO oIhS
an easy winner by Ave lengths in 1857 as
Mr.. Gotton's Knight of Elway. 8 to /. beat T.
lengths for the place. Red. White and Blue.
well played. was beaten early:
W. II. Browns Glenecho. ! to ? second choice.
after making all the pace In the fifth race for
plqters at a mile, and a furlons, had to be
King Cole, 8 10 /, who was beaten three parts
Of a length. P. J. DIVERS Red Friar. 4 to 4
after being left at the post. ran a powerful
race and finished third. "A length back. Angler,
backed down TO IL to 8. stopped when he hit
the stretch. The time was l "a.
George Odom, the former jockey, framed a
successful killing in the last race for maiden
two-year-olds. five furlongs, with Oraoulum,
who opened at 70 to and was finally closed
by the layers at 4. He made the. pace from
the moment the gate went up until he passed
the judges three lengths before Tourenne.
rs to l., with the heavily backed Kentucky
Beam. 10 to 3, a length back. Sir Toddington.
o to 3 favorite, blew up at the. last sixteenth
pole. Three favorites out of seven won.
The track was fast. The summaries:
FIRST RACE.
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