The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-19
BEMAY WINS ROSE STAKES.
Defeats Oneck Stables Fay In n sharp
Finish.

NO~ybdI- Olu ulilbS, TOUT luTlO0RE, WIS ONO OI
the features. II turned out q winner In W. II.
Snyder's Bemay. Z to 5, ~fsvorite. who was
cleverly ridd en- by Harry Baird. Yet II was
not an easy thing by any means, for Bemay
did not overhaul the Oneck Stables Fay.
7 to 2, until the last sixteenth pole. Fay had
made the pace up TO that point and hung on 80
well under Radtke's drive that Bemay only
beat her half a length In o:47. James r.
Keenes Economy. i2 to 1. was a poor third.
The most sensational finish was that In the
fifth race, a selling event, at a mile. John
A. brakes just So. n 7 to 10 %favorite, was
rather poorly ridden by Garner at the outset.
as he got into several pockets and was shut
of when he finally secured the rail on the
far turn. Meanwhile Radtke was sailing out
In front with Yorkshire Lad. 10 TO s, but Gar
ner finally got up OH the rail again, and with
W. Robbins challenging with Jack McKeon,
Q to 1, on the outside, 100 yards from the wire
it was a~nybody's race. RRdtke did not 90
to the whip, neither did he lose his head, but
he rode Yorkshire Lad out with supreme
confidence, taking the race by a nostril, with
Just So In the place, a myth before Jack
McKeon. The mile was turned In 1:Se.
Lady Amelia, . TO 0 f~avorite, made her first
appearance of the year In the opening event,
for mares, at I'VE furlones, and simply enjoyed
a breezlng gallop. She got OF poorly, but
went TO the front when Willie Davis called
upon her, and won easily by q length from
Ilenap, 20 to 1, who had five lengths over
w. H. Snyder's Cousin Kate. 8 to 1. The
latter beat Veribest 0 head. The time was
o:59 2-5.
There was nothing to the second event. for
three-year-olds six furlongs, but G.. F. john
sons ISRAELI, who was pounded down from
TO I to 3 to ? and finally even money. He
made a runaway OF it and was In hand all the
way. winning in a gallop by four lengths In
ll3 is. W. 8. Prices Deuxtemps, IL to l.
got the place. after being shut of, from John
A. brakes Tlm Ridge. 20 to 1. who swerved
all over the tack.
Newton I~eanington's Edna jackson, Q
full sister 10 the noted weight carrier Re
liable, was victorious In the handicap at
six furlone s. She went up in the odds to
3to !, while Monet. to whom she gave a pound
By the scale. was beaten down 70 even money:
S ooNem Iks got a sdaa and Sfs she was sT Never rrS oaus hae
Mike tIIaney'S Tommy twsddsli. ,S to !, 5y
handled bs .seweii, but managed to take the
measure Of Monet by three parts OF a length.
IN eR Rad iSes rode do his second winner in the last
event, q half mile dash for maiden two-yeer-
Hennlng's Brushman, a neglected s TO I shot;
The latter was the leader ct all stages. and
defeated James + Keens,s MolHesey. 10 to Ii
| Bennlngton's Merrill, 8 to s favorite. by a
nae from me o 5AS,df a'P sydney Paset's Norfolk
also burned up a lot or smart money. Three
f%avorites were triumphant. The track was
fast. The summaries:
FIRST RACE.
For mares, three. year -olds and upward; $500
Id. SsF f% SSa AZ s'::.. IL: v 'f Ss;f.::. 3 ss;"'? g, 70 I.
T %.4ss. kf 81 .:.... 81. e esHssr.. -: &c. 81 81 81 :"
ohaSmne 's"....'. q {Johnson. 100, ae-i
Andna' S''''' tint. oase s.5.
Good start; won easily; Lady Amelia bI; m. s,
by Ben Brush-LA Colonia: owned by f. r. Thomas;
trained by A. ]. Joyner.
SECOND RACE.
Selling; for three year Olds: zoo added six fur
Isl, EG Ii s ana Ae'. -. I %.. p S9ssss: 3 ss"'? s,ld Fl I:
P FY8 FiGse' a~...., 49, g .G sszss III III : 8"
FsSg v] PSsssi 3 S., !: s Sc. faE omsl = ~
K Gnsse Gem, s,...... les. RadiEe ''... 81 81
F FIsElsa a.. s., s:..:..: 49, 1871. T W5sassd Isl 81
di sPoS G siiShas; owned 81 G F johnson; trained BY
T. Aoc'eeF'' THIRD RACE.
Handicap for three year-oids and upward; $500
EE5 5 $;; j;; $ 6 *: IL IL /. ss! :ss::siiffff',. e sii" 'S e T !:
S Sssslss ,. .::::: ,s: s Sf (
PlAIt Prince inc 49,. .i 49, =. AassfFfadden ~ ~
Good start: won T easii,y II Ed ina Jackson, oh. +, 5.
by %Stercress Hneitt: owned b. Newton Ben.
~nington; trained by +. Burlew.
FOURTH RACE.
added; ten pounds below the scale:
p. MSI'. and Age, .i ~. pS HT6ss,, 3s4'i r. r. Z
Fsy.E.":".".., %. RadtLs:; - even z:
E EsSs2 hmm. 49, 49,. = =. aofFis. II = Fl E
Hs sIsssivi 3 XIII: IS: IS ! R yHfa9s''r 81 !!
ksvenue, :. "',,... ~ Miller 81 81 8
M Enis s Sa.en a,.. ...:. 10. 49,. E HoTnsana.. 1891 SCI i$--ii 70
Al Palr 'shse; ~ r.. o SHnsG and %pn trsihed by W. z.
Snyder.
Selling: for four year -olds and upward: 500
d TGsis 9T Cd. aos =. 49, 80. .R sSfssg. . ,s Ss''s e Fl t
{fSsiir f. I: + .on. e e VERSE; FSSpln. az sHP e g.
E TssaSi;ilo u 1. 49,. is is Gsidss" -. 81 ~ 5
SsTeasdi O. .".,.,. 1873 ssPB,iaser, . 81 i9-i g
Pass BOOK, g., ios Homer .. SOL io-i 8
6. Cos !. By 'f 6inaa T fSrs s5, ERssc iis1S1aSs Owned ' Sy
i'll. Hayman; trained by r Alnton'
For maiden two year ODDS; 500 added. four fur
longs: ,m... ri.
Horse ana Age. WI. JoCEep' ,bcatnC., f!n'
Brushman, 2....... los, Radtke e. 81
Moleeey, 2.......... l0o. Wlsharu''' ~,
| ElToyar. 2.......... Tvs. Mllicr,.''' 81
Merrill, 2...-....... los. ONelh''''' 80 aiot
Jarvis Lane, 3. 80. los. Shaw,.'''' SS-i 81
Norfolk, e.. .,....... los. J. .Jones. 81 even
Higglnbotham, 2. e.. los W. Robbins y
Wilton Lackaye, 2 Jos ., Homaheh " s
Velocity, 2..,.....,. 100 garner ~ ~
Time, 010,
Good start: won easily: Brusaman. b. G., 2. by
Ben Brush-Handmaid. owned by y W hchhlhg'
trained by Matt Byrnes.
TO-D4Y,S CARD FOR AQUEDUCT.
Rockasay Selling Stakes and Two Handl'
caps the Features.
There should be some more good racing
at Aoueduct to-day. as the card is partlcu-
larly attractive. For the Rockawsy Selling
stakes, six furlongs, Keator and Diamond