The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-16

card was cut 60 PIECES with scratches. There
were only three starters in the Nassau Handi-
cap, for three-year-olds. att mile, with orAlene
ruling a slight favorite over Athlete. who ran
for thesarst time IN the nause OF Robert Tucker.
Garner broke Ben Ban out In front, but the
others joined him at the far turn. In the run
home Athlete got a perfect ride from Mcdaniel
and won by two lengths in iA3, with Oriienc
beating Ben Ban half a length.
4. X. Thomas's Go Between. with Miller
up. was the medium for a plunge in the handi-
cap for all ages. one mile. the talent sending
him to the post at 3 to 5. but Martin Doyle,
0 10 5. also ridden by Mcdaniel. put IL all over
the Suburban winner and beat him easily by
two and a half lengths in I;42 AS. Bad News.
the only other starter. was eight lengths back.
Leonard Joe Hayman. ] 70 20 tavorite.
rolled home IN the first race. LOT piaters at
spare. M 1851. King Henry. 10 TO !. got tho
place from DeKaber. o 70 l. by a neck, with
Suffice. heavily backed for the place. badly
I. VI. Couter's Yorkist, s to /. suddenly
cam 70 life IN the hsndiSsp for tEo-year-
stable boy, up beat PLTslGue. ! to !. by three
parts OF a length IN il5 20 Acrobat, to I.
three lengths away. Oraculum, the top
weight and Z to 8 favorite, got a bad ride from
The rejuyenated Bon Mot. 3 to 1. ran his
best race Of the year in the fourth event at
seven ~furlongs. and under a mild drive he took
money ~ f%aVorite. by a length Ia 10. New
York. II to i, was an indifferent third.
Miller rode the last winner Of the campaign
i've %furiong dash for maiden two-year-olds
gate m and had q chr three sI lengths over over PsA K. Brs sde
Trimmed rdEV he on sstk' Stables Y Work e s shS'' p TSo
won. When the band had played Aud
Lang Syne." it was all over. The summaries:
Selling. for mares and gcldings: three years old
and upward: 800 added; allowances; one mile and
|. F & a.s sns As E.. I ~: c 1Rs ss.v j.. 1 s:s'" GU, re- I.
King Henry, S., ". q. Burns. SOL 81 :.
s Ssinseet ( o:: i los NJ nSf bsniei. 81 even HiO
Time, 1851.
cn Good 90 s !. 81 TG nd Esll0e11s; ason oTns sSe b S'S X Z.
Hsymsn: trainod by j. Lowe.
SECOND RACE.
Handicap: for two year -Olds. $50 added: six
Hor;e ana Age. W. JOCKEY. B,aIng. Fin.
PpSrrsIsne. Z. ....:... lis .HoTne erso o.., 81 even .
Acrobat. 2".......io 100 Notter ~. - So 3a'
orscuIum. -, isO. Miller. IS IS 5
Incachee. 2......m o., Schilllng. 4o-I 81 9
Klngston-whlte Ross; owned and trained 6y I. ".
Coulter.
Nassau Handicap; for three year Odds; $500
AIDED. one mile
H0rss.Gnt Age. VT. Jockey. BsntnJ. Fin
Athlete, B,....,.,,., 1G3. Mcdaniel. rs IL u
Orilene, S.....,..,.. ~. Miller ,,,.,, 1910 IA -
Ben Ban, 3....,.,.,, 81 .GarneT.... Al +b 3
Time, las.
Good start: won easily; Athlete, hT. c., J. by
Atheling- Miss Doone; owned by r. Tucker; trained
by T.. Regan.
FOURTH RACE.
Selling: for three year olds and upward; 500
added: allowances; seven furlongS:
Horse and Age. w. Jockey. Betting. Fin.
Bon Mot. aged. d. 100. Schtlling 60. 81 o-l0 u
LurettA, 4,.....,... 0S. g. Ross. -. even rs %
New York, aged, 90. 0s. G. burns. 12-l ~ 81
Bowling Bridge, g.. lO5. Finn. ...., 10-l 81
Batteaxc, 3..,..,.. 100 Mcdaniel. IL - 8
Astersk. 4......,... i0l. Beckman... l2-l ~ =
Time. la.
Good start: won driving; Bon Mot. b. C., aged.
by FttL James-Queen's Taste; owned BY l.. l..
Lamar: trained by b, c. Evans.
FIFTH RACE.
Handicap; for all ages; $500 added; one mile:
Horse and Age, W.. Jockey. BchffnO. Fin.
Martin Doyle, 4.... l22. Mcdaniel. 95 out lTp
Go Between. 6..... .126. Miller ,.... SO out %
Bad News, 0...,... III Pickett. 1911 rs 3
Time, l42IS.
Good start; won easily. Martin Doyle. b. c., 4. by
Captain Sigsbee-LA Wanda: owned and trained
by Amos Turney