The evening world., 1906-04-28

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100.
The crowd cams BY train, trolley ana
trnrnsar, gasoline and herss propelled.
sueA a nirht 0, autos has not been
rsoa s!neo the Long Island cgp races,
fully 100 OF tsem being housed VITA
IN tho inolosure during TIE F o.
tho arst n fourth races. the !d,te'
being tho valuable handicap
celebrltiee On Hand. y
At no timo since. tho Inauguration Of
this course hlve the grounds present
ed q more animated or spectacular
sccns. On every hand vas energetic
turf lie from. the stands q the book
les TO the more refined precincts O: the
exclusive clubhouse grounds Celebrities
known and unknown 20 the turf were
on hand. An ideal day. an Ideal track
AMI a responsive and enthusiastic at
te,,dauce alied in tbs requisites Tor the
POPULAR sport.
Congressman Zig TIN Sullivan w7s
among the spectators J. was his FIRST
appearance OF the meeting.
Phil Finch withdrawn, Too.
Bad luck for tho williams stable
CONTINUED to come, Cor <yhen Phil
Finch. the stable mate OF Rams IIofn.
was being prepared FOR @ warm up.
he went lame. thus necessitsting his
Withdrawal What mean M-luck for
Williams meant good for Johnson.
well. MS a bad wind that won't
blow somebody good" said the race
track philosopher.
E%seutcheon In a Drive.
Esou,cheon showed the winner on
The Evening Worlds reports Of IDS
early morning gaiiops. registering HIM
as beins AZ 10 run for a ransom. He
made good IN the first race to-day.
winning BY oSe and a half lengths ia
. drive from> Aero.,aut. which nosed
out Listless Hr the place. E%scu,cheon
got on next to best at The start. took
the lead and kept Il under IiobbinSs
kindly persuasion. Listless might sven
have lone better bat for q d!ssdvan-
tage az The start.
Two-Year-old Killed by Fall.
A thrill ran through the multitude dur
ing the second race. when the babies
in the selling event started. \ fdrlong
from the web. when the caValcade OF
were speeding at top notch.
a cloud Of dust arose IN their midst on
the backstretch m@rcifuilv remote from
the line OF vision. when a Jockey and
o. s5ssui5 sV2 qanoIql palou sI9M aRloQ
be PROSTATE. apparently lfeless.
a shift in the race following a scrbm-
BILE for position OF vantage caused the
mlx-up which sent CULVER head over
heels. his Jockey. Perrlne. being pro
1ected twenty feet over the head OF the
horse. The animal was killed outrig Il.
Perrfne escaping miraculously. The
race which followed suite IN an easy
victory for Bluedale. from jimmy
NcCormick's stable. which led from
start TO finish. Flowyuway. rlaAcn by
the back stretch Ia time TO make a win
ming fight for second place. Irene A
flushing n bang up t7'rd big Tim"
sullivan was 4 biz winner on the race.
lody Amelia Didn't Run 10 Form.
'They don't want 10 go, weight of
Lady Amelia IN this race was the uni
Nersai comment OF the u-nenltghtened
before the running 81 the third. And
the prediction appeared TO be borne 7
out. i > 10 faVorlte, Lady Amelia I
was beaten easily by three lengths by
Halifax With no professions 10 class
whatever, Tie latter Went and made
the running from four TO SIX lengths
IN tho lead. winning by three lengths |
from LADY Amelia. who abandoned her /
usual tnctics Of going out In front.
Opticiap siw-this IS no joke-a chance /
to t1kc third and did 50 quite easily.
MARY Morris Brcczcd In.
Varies. the fayorite. made an the
iHuulnE. followed by Mary Morris and
Badge. In the stretch Mary Nor
hrcezcd over Narites. and won hy
lengths. Aiiromaster closed strong,
and all out beat Narites for the place.