The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
PROPER'S ONNIUM HANDICAP,
BIG HORSE IN FINE TRIM AT
SHEEPSHEAD BAY.


W. B. Jsnnings's Proper. 10 TO S second
choice, was himself yesterday at the Bay and
won the Omnium Handicap, 4 mile and q fur
long. Coy Maid. Z TO I. made the running Tor
nearly three-auarters OF a mile. when l..
Williams ran over her with Proper. who had
got away from the post this time with
much alertness. Good Luck. 7 TO I. went
after the big horse. but the latter had plenty
In reserve when he hit the hOmestTetch and
took the race by a length in l;S+ As. NevA
Lee. = TO 5 ~favorite. ran below her usual form
and finished a poor third.
+. A. Forsythe's Tourenne, coupled with
Rio Grande at 10 to 1, furnished a genuine sur
prise when he ran OF with the Golden Rod
Stakes for two-year-oids, six and a half FUR
longs on the grass. C.. Ross saved a lot Of
ground with him as he turned into the stretch.
Tourenne beating George {. Benefits Ethon.
? to /. by a length and a half. Arimo. 30 to /.
who led for a half a mile. lasted long enough
to take third money from ia mes r. keenes
Zambesi. 9 to l. by a head. Kentucky Beau.
an equal favorite with Ethon. could not get up
a gSllop. The time was I:2O SIS.
Barney Schrleber' s DR.. Gardner. 7 TO S favor
lie. had a cinch in the handicap for three-year-
Odds at six and q half furlopgs. main track.
he went to the front quickly and stayed there.
romping home Ave lengths In front OF IVES.
8 to l, who beat Ziensp. o to !, by a length
The opening event, for two-year-old nllie..
ave and a half furlonRs. Futurlty course.
was easy for T.. X. Thomasis Ioddles, TO, ?
fa vorite, who towT0ped her field and fairly
walked In a dozen len Rths in front OF Buda-
pest 90 70 I. who IN turn had q hall a lenR,h
over sylvan Dixon, 8 to l.. The time was
l:06 lis.
for two-year-old flliee, nve and a half FUR
longs. Futnrity course, Baringo. 9 10 !, was
disqualified for a foul near the elbow in the
track. and George &. Benefits Pungent.
backed from 20 down to is. got the race,
with Umbrella, 5 to J.. placed second and
Sailor Girl, 100 to !, third, Eudors. 4 to S
favorite, fell. but her rider. Freishon. Vas not
hurt. The time was 100 3-S.
Frank Farrells Arklirts. IL TO 10 fayorite,
vas badly beaten in the sixth event, for all
ages, at a mile. He led for about six furlongs
and then hung, while Martin Doyle, = to l..
and Oxford. Z 10 I. both passed him. DOYLE
was an easy winner by three lengths in I 40 3-S,
with oxford the same distance in front OF
FarrPll's colt.
Miller rode Lancastrian, n to 20 iavorite.
in the last race, al two miles and a sixteenth
on the grass, like a green novice. The early
pace was ridiculously slow. Miller making
two or three separate runs with his morse,
only TO take him up on each instance. Francis.
who rode Huntington. I 70 I, on the other
rand outReneralled Miller. for he saved his
mount until he reached the hOmestretch.
where Huntington drew away and easily
defeated Lancastrian by a couple OF lengths
place by eight lengths Five favOrites were
defeated, yet some OF the books lost Oh the
day. The summaries,
PIRsT RACE.
Selling: for two year old Miles $1,000 added
allowances. Ave and a half fuTlDnRR FutuTttY