Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-18
SIR HU0N WON
THE SEA GATE STAKES

NEW YORK. July 18.-Four favorites IN
seven races were defeated at Brighton
Beach yesterday. Just before the first
event was run a heavy thunderstorm broke
and the rain. falling steadily nearly all
the afternoon turned the track into heavy
going. G. J. Longs Sir Huon, to ia
yorite. scored hollow victory In the Sea
Gate stakes for three-year-old one mile
and a furlong. Troxer held him in check
until three-quarters of a mile had been COW
cred. when he sent him to the front, the
Falsetto colt winning in a gallop by two
lengths in 1854. P. J. Dryers Albert F..
Is to l. who led for nearly a mile, beat
James B. Brady's Make Witt, 20 to l,
half length for the place When Gala
want. second choice. propped himself at the
start. Miller for some reason took him up
and made no further attempt to overhaul
his rivals
Far West 2 to 1 second choice, made all
the pace In the handicap at a mile and q
sixteenth and won by q length from BIZ
Days Sailor Boy, to 1, the latter having
three parts Of a length over August Bel
mont's Blandy. 4 to 1, who virtually broke
down at the head of the stretch when he
looked to have a royal chance to win.
James r. keene's Won Tromp top weight
and receding favorite, could not untrack
himself and was never a factor The race
was run in 1:47 3-5.
The second race, at six furlongs. was
nothing but gallop for the Oneck stables
fAldiucSud, L W y idVOT1Ce, VINO leQ Always
and won. eased up, by a length and a half
in 1:14 3-5. Bryan, second choice, was the
runner-up and beat Corn Blossom, 30 to l,
by three lengths.
the pace in the first race, for two-year-olds,
at six furlongs, and came home an easy
winner by length. with J; e. Madden's
Mintberia 10 to 1, taking the place from
Orphan Lad, 0 to 2, by two lengths. The
race was run In TIA 40
One for Billy Garth.
trainer W. Garth put Hyperion. to 1.
over the plate in the third event, at mile
and q sixteenth. The horse got fine ride
from Bell. who waited with him until near
the far turn, where he rushed to the front,
and then breezed home an easy winner by
two lengths over Azelina to l. Edith
James, 10 to i, nosed Sir Caruthers, 12-to-5
favorite, out OF the money. Champlain
burned up lot of good money. The time
was LAT.
A successful coup was put through In the
sixth race. for maiden two-year- odds Ave
and half furlongs. with H. P. Whitney's
Killaloe. backed down from 10 to g. Ger
ner put up a great finish, the Kilmarnock
filly winning by neck from Sam Doggett's
Dominator. 00-to-1 shot. DunvalIo 20 to
1. was third. beating August Belmont's
Rosemount. who closed an equal favorite
with Judge Post and Keene's Pierrot at 5
to 2 Rosemount looked dangerous at the
turn. out size Stopptu when the CI1SlS came.
Killaloe was always prominent. The race
was run in los %.
Janeta, S-to-5 favorite after threatening
to do something for three-quarters of a
mile, was badly beaten In the last race
at mile and sixteenth Tyron 10 to 1,
ran away from the others at the turn and
galloped home eight lengths in front of
Willie Shields Reidmore. to l. who got
up in time to beat w. A. Chambers No
vena, IL to !. a half a length for the place
Robador, second choice. was nowhere. The
time was Las 3-5. The attendance was
more than 1900.
The Summaries.
Aiiller,. 5 to and even. won; Mintberia, 90 II.
Hennessy). 10 to and to /, second; Orphan Lad
1os Koer ne e,, to "a and to !, third Time.
man. Pungent, Windsor, Belle Strome, KHtcr, I'm
brelia. Black Mate, knight Of Ivsnhoe and Auiaie
Sesond race. six furlongs-Kiamesha 1ls {Knappl.
! to and out, won; Bryan. 100 sKoerner). 70 i
and out second; Corn blossom 1os fTrsveral. 80 to
Sovereign also ran.
Third race selling, sl,; one mile and sixteenth
Aseiina io1 tKsyes5. to and to Z T. second Uod
Ddith james q lFreiahcnl; 70 to and 8 to !.
srass wrenne Cold Coin and c.npa.n sisa ss
Fourth race. the Sea Gate stakes; mile and q fur-
long-Sir Huon, lae fTroxler), to 8 and our, won;
second; Make Witt, ia OIartfn), 20 10 and to
2, third Time. ia. Royal Scot and Ganavant
Fifth race one mile and sixteenth-Far west.
lis shaw. to and to g. won; Sailor Boy 90
{aii,er,, 9 70 and to ? second; 'slsndy. 1ls q.
Tartan Geranium and Won fromp also ran. =
Sixth race fve and half fnrlonss KniaIoe, lo7
Sosssr a and c To- ron s:eona
il0 Baird, 20 to and to !, third. Time.
Pride Judge Post, Rosemounf, Crimscn Clover and
Colonel Jack also ran.