New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13
KENTUCKY BEAU'S RACE
gOMPS HOME IN WyALDORF.
Nealon and Rennyetto Yin Other
FIXTURES at SheepSheGd Boy.

woodford Gays Kentucky Beau. hacked from
20 1 20 20 !, woa the Waldorf Stakes FOR two
year-olds az six furlongs at SheepsheaG Pay yes
terdsy beating McCarter. Conville. Prince
Hampton and sam Bernard in hollow fashion.
lie raced around NcCarter and Prince Hampton.
the early pacemakers. OF the far turn. and COM
ing away won as Ne pleased by three lengths.
McCar-er had an easy time beating Conville
three lengths FOR the place. The two last named
were Gbout equal favorites in the betting.
around 70 5. but both raced far below expec-
tRtions. and the form players once more held up
their hands IN mute surprise
The VI ldorf like the Astoria az Gravesend, IS
one OF the sporting stakes OF the year. and calls
fer subscription OF $3.50 each. with $4,000 ana
$500 IN plate added by the Coney Island Jockey
Club Under the conditions two horses may be
named by June IS. but only one can start The
stake closed with ten nominations. that IL had
a gross value 20 the winner OF $3.50 as the sec-
ono horse saved his stake While 81 IS not stip-
uistec IN the conditions that the winner must
entertain the losers and their friends az dinner
he invariably does so.
Following this custom. Mr.. Clay was the host
last night 81 the hosiery for which the stake is
named and while II was private AFFAIR, IL must
have been q distinct success. judging from what
some OF The guests had 70 say on leaving the
room.
Neaion more thar confirmed his victories in
the Dolphin Stakes and Turf Handicap ana es-
tahllshed himself as q horse OF some class and
one OF the good three-year-olds OF the year by
winning the Septamber Stakes az one mile and
three furlongs. defeating. among others. Run
ring Water. winner OF the Alabama Stakes at
Saratoga. ana rangle. which beat Gaiiivant
Whimsical Go Between ana Mohawk II in the
Great Republic Stakes. Running Water was
rhe pronounced tavorfte at odds-on. backed
from 10 20 90 ?. but Nealoa proved her mas
ter. thanks largely 20 clever ride on the part
OF Dugan.
When the start came Il ala not take Running
Water long % race Moonshins into submission
and she then showed the way up the back
stretch and around me far turn with TangIe and
Sssiop IN close attendance. The last named was
in bad pocket. ana It looked as if he would
have 20 pun up and so round the other two.
Dugan waited patiently for an opening. however.
and when one came he quickly sent his mount
through a narrow opening on the rail ana was In
front On a dozen strides. This quick and clever
move won for the colt as Running Water try as
she would. could never get 20 him again. Tansls
hung badly IN the last furlong and finished
poor third
John Sanford won his second race OF the sea-
son when Kennyetto beat Clare Russell and five
I'VE and one-half furlongs. Kennyetto was
slight favorite II the betting over Clare Russell
ana they had the race between them after
Glamor lad been squeezed back at the bend.
The Clifford 6lly had fifteen pounds the best OF
the weights and outgRmed Clare Russell in the
drive through the last furlong. Glamor was
third. six lengths back and two lengths before
Yankee Girl. which needs rest 10 all appear
ances.
They're or and Frank Lord. two two-year-
olos, fought out the issue IN the first race, and
the former won driving by length. Back OF
them were such fair sprnters Of the older horses
as Mintia. Van Ness. Edna Jackson and Rusik
The other winners We're Hot To-day and Leonard
Joe Heyman.
Miller after being second four times rode Hot
Teddy 70 victory in the handicap, at one mile
THOSE who had the courage 10 continue backing
his mounts got 20 ] for their wagers which
more than pulled them out on the day Kia-
mesha was practically left at the post n this
race, while Rapid Water, the lukewarnn favorite
was of so badly that he had little chance His
performance. however, was not such as 10 en-
courage his followers 10 back him again as he
stopped badly after making up some ground in
the nrst six furlongs. Clovercrest, played from
20 20 10 10 10 ], ran second, while Jocund
which had been last at one time on the back
stretch. closed with a rush and beat Don Royal
head for third money.