The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-23
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no MAJ filmed tbe tara WegN up In arms,
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sss.s s,snd and oantad IN Waaer any amount
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hs MAD clicked tho raoe with hla usual care,
IA n Kar,l,h. ,Fainas NJ tha Ooeok AeAhia,
howeyer. declared that the time hung out
nas copsert arroVdIh0 Ia his own tImeplSca,
Ma wbiIa Mr. Nagretto waa elttina In HE
nasoda IN bilarsnl lanoranoe Of tho contfo.
vcrav that waa under full Roadway. nut he
.-as soon aahed N III Is was the time ahown
,hv MIA watch. Than he tooh A look az the
si.o,rio announcer under MA window ard
nromntiv DECLARED that tha mechanism was at
saui, liz also eta,ad that the CORRECT time
%. 4, "a. Jus, tUo-afths AZ A seoonJ slovsr
thsn the ,Tack record hung i'm by BrookdaIe
Symnh an suburban dav. Kings pAuRbter'a
success was not generally anticIpated, Her
owner had a ANAL bet on her three ways
snd altar tho raco feit sorrv that he had not
rnhslted The Ornament allv receiyed "a
nounda from the acale from Rosebeo. who
siso gave "a IN Aeronaut. 1 10 HaIifax. n TO
prlnce HAMBURG. 10 20 Kiameaha. as TO Bed
nnin ard 90 10 Hoorav.
Did they bet on Roaeben1 Well. rather.
There was not A plunrer At the track who
did not hang lin n big WAGER on the aon of
Ern strome. From Q 70 s he was pounded
down 70 even money at the close. for the wise
men thought IL was like finding easy coin 10
NAV him. Lyme. who could not have the
mount because he he'd been suspended by
che starter on Suburban day, said that he
AID not believe little Miller could do the big
eprinter full Justice. But Miller did his best.
Az n matter OF fact Roseben did not have them
Old speed. Running him in long distance
races early in the year injured him INN cas-
urably. and whether he will ever regain his
aid form is a matter for serious conjecture.
Dave johnson was 90 confident that he bet
sIo 900 on Roseben.a chances, johnson had
won aolid vaoera On ToddIes and Rat in the
erat two events and then waited for the big
race Of the day. But after losing this fat
vvpoer ,Johnson began TO behave that Roseben
mad become a moor batting proposltlon. The
Conev Island was the frat Of the June handle
cans. II was run for the first time In 1894,
with these winners. Armitaae. Domino,
uanweIl yoter. Maceo. Bendoran. Voter
ftwice, Hataaoo. Lady Unoas twice) and
Hamb,,r Rails.
The xjae nan pot another had throw when
woodford Claws Kentucky Beau was beaten
IN the Daiav stakes The son Of Star Shoot
onsned AZ ~ n i hut thousands tiooded the
rino until he was literally packed of the
hoard. Shaw.a handling NJ thia Savor,te
did not excite favorable Comment On the
contrarv. he was scored Numerically but that
vaa about all On real form Red River. the
simmer ahould have heen heavily back ed.
or,va August eelmont was renresented nv
0kanite and Resonant IN this race. the latter
n colt nv Hast In us-R The Daisv
has nroduced these yinners since tia first
running in 1890. Eclipse. Charade. Iovelace,
Cataract. Harry Reed. Floretta w.. George
Ra..ler Nehaljah Kingdom Media. LADY, OF
the va,iev Ieonora Iorinp Roxboro. Name
NH at. Bellane and Voorhees,,
William X, Vanderbilt has donated his
famous stallion Halma to the Jockey Clubs
breeding bureau. Mr.. Vanderbilt, who is
the nresident Of the Coney Island Jockey
Club Maid $50 900 for Halma, and the stallion
has been standing In the stud over in France
FOR n num her of wears. He Ia the sire of some
GOOD horses over there. but he will be shipped
Al once to this country In the interest OF the
Jockev Clubs new breeding industry I'D the
State,
Recetrack enecuIators we're startled yester-
6ev nv the report that frankie Hayes had
won SEQ 900 on Go Between In the Suburban.
HAYES. who Is one of the most popular players
on the local tracks, was showered with con-
pretnlations. but he explained TO all that a
sad error had been made by somebody for
the simple reason that the exact amount Of
his winnings on Go Bewteen footed up Just
a. 200.
Miller rode two winners. a second and a
third. He had an easy time bringing Toddles
home in the first. This Ally was backed from
sdoyn to II to s. E.. R. Thomas ha wing a swell
wager on her. The other day R. H. McCarter
Potter and his friends bet a bundle on Dull
cinea. who was badly beaten. In the Toddles
race Dulcinea was a starter, but Potter d Co.
did not bet a penny on her this time, only to
ace her run second at rs, 10 and 4. Louis
Celia and the Western bunch, who are out
for the coin in all sorts OF ways Just now,
backed Miss Strome from 10 down to in
this race. but she barely landed third money.
Celia and his associates got the money all
back when Tartan won the last race. They
backed this horse all over the ring until the
odds dropped from is to 7. and then went
home laughing at the discontinue Of the ring.
The bookmakers WINGED when H. p. Whit
ney's Bat won the second race. The Meddler