The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-22

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We win 800 plunks tor a t]cuuor'-
Pat ShetHiY 81 worldwide fame In Rr' ard
sport, olshel u modest flyer on super
man. Kid Mccoy was IN the lawn push
and among faces familiar on great day
were Marcus Mayer. " u Jennings, I'd
James Mclaughlin. who had the
only gray starter Of the day in oxford
Bennington. George Con-idin".
Jere Weinberg Frederick Johnson, Thomas
Smith, W. II. Brown Of %Pittsburg, Abe
Hummel. who has never missed a Brooklyn
Handicap; Honest John Kelly and Michael
Paddpn.
1t was a novel sight to watch the trans
formation of the amntcur chlufTonTs. who
emerged from the clubhouse in splck and
p suits. but before they climbed 20 the
wrapped themselves in oily. dusty
listers and long coats, and. TO the cc'il -
Of natty stra " hats and pearl derbys pulled
caps DOWN about their ears. In
The rush out of the clubhouse and grand
stand, after the races, it was sometimes a
puzzle to pick out the right car FROM tn"
bunch that looked 80 much alike, for every
color and make had lis duplicate over and
over agar. The amateur drivers, each
eading his little group Of women or men,
,lllied into the medley and more than one"
brought up in triumph at the wrong auto
mobile. But "a close inspection brought
everything all right and there were no
instances OF kidna piping a car. But one
woman-the New York license number
was 10 ,s4e-drovc her own car. The mixups
soon Strengthened out and the parade
the Boulevard and through Prospect
Park, glorious in spring verdure and dog
wood blossoms. was a delightful ending to
he sport. Those in cQuipagCs could enjoy
I az well as the MOTORS =, for there wa- no
or horn blas.s to brighten the
lorses. Owners of trOtting TuldSters
the bulk of the visitors to drive TO
he races, but there were some fine private
aria ges and a few parties on hired four
n-hands. The road coaches that ~enliven
he Belmont Park Nene alone worc missing.
3ut the life and dash of the motoring par
les made up for the absence OF the drags
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