The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
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place nv q length aud . half from Pegasus.
who noaed Hslmefo out Of third money ~.
hemiah followed. ssvell having taken him
up when he ~ that he had no chance "a finish
In the money. Bur omaatss ran the mile In
I u IS. never beins offended.
younsstef BY ben RrusR .Ranawap Uiff,
who was q 10 10 favQtite. had the Hudson
stakes for tyo,ycst.olds aHs iyflo9gs. 81
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running IN the Oneck Stables colors, under the
whip, but she was easy Tor the Hesne geiding.
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Milliap shields,s lne Jumper galzae 10
ps ssiiSnd S snS.c'; . .s . / y s.ssI over f"fs In fahi1
course. about two miles and q half. lie
went to the front early ard, taking each Jump
the way 70 Itjhes end. where he was sassd ap
and won BY two lengths in .30. Nj. Cotton's
DelSs9t1. backed down 70 5; ran 4 vastly i'm;
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AZ weJ the soI IFss4p fsS0T he s st q lime y .roun nd!
while The Claimant. after a plucky attempt
to stick with ths ~paG;emaker stopped at tas
steeplechases ever run at Gravrsend.
A shieIds,s Halifax. one Of the fastest
t X tRe ops In aGai e1eStt. p a Sshd He 1'i at pS sSoSs
six furlongs, and. closing a recedinR ~favorite
at II TO 5, stood the others on their heads
and won in a gallop BY a length and q half In
1910 i-6. James H.. Keenc's Oyama, 3 TO !,
showed Improvement and bent j. H.. McCor-
ml MiIisa A SEs no. to T,d 4; by : S q nesd unit, the #
event. q handicap az a mile and \ %furlong.
when he came nome with H. A. Smiths Max
mar. backed from u down to = to ,. Miller
waited with him while Cesslni. 80 10. /, and
Oliver Cronw ell. 10 TO 8, we're making the
pace tothe far turn. Then he let MaSnar down
FOR N hFaAra IN tho ViTn hanttnU l'aaaint Inv "a
length, and a hall. Cassini beating Cromwell
a head. Ormondes Right. with tor. weight
and a lukewarn f%avorlte. ran far below. ex-
peCtations. He had no speed and Shaw did not
seem to ride him with his usual confidence.
The time was 1853 S-a.
to 5. beat the barrier In the sixth race. for
platers, at about six lurlong s. and that settled
II. l.. Williams did not have TO exert himself
and the fleet mare sailed past the Judges with
three lengths over, sam ,Hildreth's Van Ness.
q hot f%avorite. with Miller up. who was slow
break at the post. Energeney. IS TO g, was
two lengths back The race was run, In, 1910.
]. /. MoGinnt's Alencon, who had done
some fast work. was beaten down to = TO 8
In the last race. a selling event at
about six furlongs. and won in a romp. He
romped home a length and q hall before VIII
lam Cahill's iada, ! to 2, Bowling Bridge. 8
to /, just got third place from Merrick., IL
to /. by a nose, The performance OF Father
Catohein, well played at 4 to !, was distressing.
The time was lll. Probably. $4,000 persons
were in attendance and the books had an
other unproftsble day, owing to the success
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