The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-06

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would se' me money 4 sixteenth " \ mile tfotu
the wifc br' fad'he pU ~ q wonderful hnish
snd ieoR thr face w 4 euuple NJ iNckra amid
lnienae excitement Pin Fiap Nho Nd moi
hrsin ~ shoe her spool until u vas too late.
nnlahed third, iva lengths away, beating
btfotd ~ 10 I. by q head
The Meadow HfooR Stespicrhaae, ~ about
two and a half miles. vas nat able for lhe fact
that 4 very clever anateuf, W. leo Evans ~
Waffenton, Va put N III aver Ray, The welI
known professional, In a rcd hot hnIsh. Me
Evans rode Y H. fownsond's tame Cock. \
~ I. willis Ray had tho lee 40 on r. Hitch.
VotNi " =, faul Jouea, w IhNoFVF " wv
paddock lump the lrst time around. when on
even terms with Paul Jones. the pacemaher.
Game Cock stumbled and lost y lot of Eround
MI. Evans. however. took hts time ana soon
made IN the distance. 20 that ehen the far
turn was reached gteperatosy 70 me Irtln
Rwoe,Ree, ,IhssWy rssUeod aver en1 ;hc Nj ,wn iimmmps a.
top speed. but Mr.. Evans rode the stronger
finish, aud took the race With Game Cock by q
using their wlbbiHp%s Tor all they were worth.
.pCSr third Jap IWiSensr's iSas Run,
psss and fG wa. Beaten e /, 70 Early + SH 10 sh sI game aasno ffSSss
''ngF !. Bradley. bad News, /. to !. ran . mile
won the sixth event. an OVERNIGHT handicap.
raj rsiA s5, es ;Ss p6 by a I lSnSie ~ MssoS .,seS. 70 /.
1Is 70 The 'front.' with fbadi News ~"e who. SissP
A long. fierce duel raced Masaniello into
S %sisSt a ~ i ave S T%s ss afli S6es zee Top
Leila, 3 20 ; ~favorite IN the selling ,handi.
rode klnT Cole. backed down 20 :. IN old time
form, the Hamburg colt beating ApcsssinS
Radtke made all the running with Jaunty.
iwooyeaf-oids' Ave fpriones. and won easily
by a length and a half In o:sa 3-s: Miller
took the place with Loyal, S to 1. with Tony
Aste's Gold Lady, backed down to q, a len 9Th
back. August Belmont's Lady. Vincent, a
100 to 1 shot. was q half a length out Of the
money.
The start for the fret race, for maidens at
q mile. was about the worst OF the season.
Cromwell, together with Sayior and two or
Jewel did not break at ali. James Il. Keene's
Belgravia, 10 to S. with Miller up, won this
race in a big SsllSSP,, With four lengths Soy over bo y;
the ,Waldeck stables Beyonet, 10 to ! by a
oliver Cromwell, who would probably have
won with an even break. The mile was run
In I so 2-5. .
E. &. Cowdin's orion Dobbie. g TO s seoond
choice, ridden by Lyme. galloped on with
the private sweepstakes. at -four furlones.
She left the others easily and ronped home
with an advantage OF Aye lengths in 9;to.
II with Allan PinkertOn's Victory Belle, 7 to 8
~favorite. by a nose from ". G.. BrokaN's Step
Away, 4 to I. Six out Of seven favoritee were
beaten. The attendance was about 5000, as
usual. The summarizes: