The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-13
MEADOWS SEPTEMBER STAKES
TAXES MEASURE OF RUNNING
WATER, HEAVILY BACKED.
Kentucky Iseau and kcnnYettO Capture
the Waldorf and the Bellies, Hlcspec"
lively Hot TOGdy's Handicap nj
Liberal Odd Four FaNoritcs Lose.

In spite Of the failure Of four favorites to
make good the racing AZ Sheepshead BAY
Yesterday was decidedly interesting, Barney
Schrciber's good colt NcAlon. 4 10 l second
choice. proved the best in the ScptembeS
Stakes, for thrre-year-olds, ore mile ana
three f~urlo1G'. but his success was a heavy
blow for those whose money sent the New
castle stables Running Water to the post a
TO favoritp. Miller tool Running Water
TO the frOlt at the start, but was closely at
tended by 4. r.. Hitchcock's Tangls. 0 to ?,
and Nealon. On the far turn Dugan caught
Miller mapping and stole the rail position
with Nealon IN Gle yer style. a trick that just
about won the race for Schreiber's colt.
Coming into the homestrctch Nealon carried
Running Water wide and also appeared TO
bump her. but he drew away after that and
won by a length and a half In 2:lO. with Run
ming Water three lengths in front OF Tangle.
Miller went before the stewards with a claim
OF foul against the Wlnner. but after due
elaboration it. was dismissed.
Woo1fori Clsy's Kentucky Beau. backed
from o down 10 4. ran a greatly improved
race in the Waldorf Stakes. for two-year-old
colts and Allies. six furlOngs, main track.
When l.. Williams cut him loose after going
nearly half a mile the son OF star shoot ran
over McCarter. ! 70 5 %favorite. as u the latteI
was anchored. aud won. in a romp by three
poorly riddls;a BY Miller. peat sss + Hi,shcT Ths
~ - ON NV " y VN-pF -
latter was pinched OF at the start, Sewell
being compelled to pull up.
The Bellies. for two-year-old nllies. nve ana
n half furiongs, Futurity course. was won
in a shaTp drive by John Sanford's kennyetto,
I3 to 5 f~avorite, who stood on Clare Russell,
, to /, and beat her by three parts OF a length
after making all the pace. August Belmonts
Glamor. 5 TO l, was four lengths back. Inc
time was l;03 2-j. i,
Two two-year-olds They're on. 3 to !. and
Frank Lord. 4 TO /, had the first race. Tor all
ages, six furlonGs, main track. to themselves.
They raced out In front all the way. They're
on finally winning cleverly by a Length IN the
fast time of iI2 Is. Frank Farrelfs Mintia,
backed down to Z, after a rough journey, was
stopped at the last furlong pole after running
prominently.
Three long shots cut up the purse IN the
fifth race, at a mile. The ragged start killed
the chances Of Kiamesha. 4 TO I. who was
practically left at the post. Clovercrest.
backed down to 10, made the running for
seven furlongs, attended by Hot Teddy,
was put on Cloyercrest hung and Hot Teddy
beat him a couple Of lengths In 80 rs. joe
und. rs TO /. was third. a length away, Just
nosing Don Royal. 20 10 |. out OF third money.
Rapid Water, II to ) favorite, had no speed.
while Pretcnsion, , 10 !. stopped under the
weight.
Leonard Joe Hayman.. : to /, who was an
equal favoritc with Orly II. ana Tartan,
made all the running in the last race. at a mile
and q fIrlong on the grass. winning easily
by four lengths in 1888 10. tie, drew away
from Orlv II. At the sixteenth pole, the latter
heating LuCkett. Is to !. by q couple OF lengths.
Tartan was half a lcnGth out OF the money.
The attendance was about 1000, The sum-
maries,