The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-20
ACCOUNTANT WINS WIHHHRs.
HFiTs RNENE's B1HEHIAN ~
RsJAL FINISH
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~ ~ . secbnd dhaicr. ~ aoaat half lauaih.
Three lrh abs assv was Frank . Faffslfs
Clark dunih. Nv Kluley N,cH- Maiden Poem,
, ~ | f)avorfe, vhn heat r 2 Mtddeh's
Tha Quail 4 ~ T. ~ . n1ss Tho mile was
mn In : ~ -. Ttifty.hve th0aasad psfsnns
saw lsls. ihs race u tis dsy snd . nsaiotity
los, vassr' On tho result. ias boosmaHsfs
winning fortunes
There we're seven Starters, md they uefs
sent away In good order. Quick - . Hash
Martin rushed Accountant ~ the front, ~.
tended ~ Bohemian, whD had been played
down FROM 4 TO and had Miller ~. They cot
Q cracking pace. with LINE holding CLARK
Gflhnth In third position and tho others
punched clos~ bshind, There was DO ma
tefisl change In tho compilation OF the race
until ths end Of the lons turn vas reached.
where the haid was 4 compact bunch, with
Accountant aud bohemian racing heads
apart In front. iyue cling 20 the rail ard 40
aoon a. the stretch WA reached he tried ~
move 10 with the kinl"y Mack colt, For q
moment II hooked a. II no might do the alex.
and the crowd foared In approval But
Grifith swery ed and hung In his stridewhen
the whip was applied and biz defeat was .
foreRona conclusion before he reached tho
last furlong pole. Then N" crowd arose In
lie might to cnthuse over the great struggle
that was going on between Accountant and
Bohemian. Miller had the Keen" colt under
the aeh, while Martin was satisfied TO ride
A-z...s... ... uuth H.HA ARA hal H.
hemian was "a aiming. but Martin did not los"
his head, and In spite II a great burst Of speed
on to par Of Bohemian II was Accountants
victory. the most sensational Incident 81 the
day.
James r. Keene won the Fashion Stakes
for two-ysIr.oli hlllel. four and q half fur
longs. with Court Dress. by D~isgutse-Hamp-
ton Belle. who was played from ~ TO 8 She
got away from the post running aud was
end Of the trip seNel had Court Dress in hand,
oneck Stables Clare Russell = TO i, Hadtke
Up; after eumplnS I 4, p, ,r Mht me- Jersey ey
ais 18th aud q hall. Jersey Lady was coupled
with Boola at s TO s ~favorite, going up from
9 to. 8. and incidentally. beat Boola a head
for third money. DollIe Dollars, 3 TO /, lacked
speed aud stopped when Clark went to the
whip,
at a mile and three six eenths. Az the seven;
eighths pole she was lengths behind Adoell
Sewell let her down on the ran at the top
Of the stretch she began. TO overhaul the
general closing up at the last furiong pole.
so that the crowd was in the air as 70 the
winner, Four horses were racing Ike q
Girl soon got her bead in front and showed
much gameqess under the strain, Sac won
10 /, Just getting the place in the last Jump
by a nose from !on Tromp. 7 TO z. with Mas
m nn,eilS' be 6stSisS d0T ~ It, 20 s s. ts a oead qHi 81 the be
ran dead looking race Tie lime vas IS i;5.
redeemed himself IL a handicap at seven
and one-half furlongs. Lyle took him TO
the front With HlaG i T.s and nSce tss big g s aS5ss
q 2 length In l;s2 is; a nth Of g w second
backed down TO ~ to S. was second, efter be-
Ing shut OF. and messed about, CHINA. 7
70 ran third. with The Claimant ten lengths
Perry ,Be!mont's maroon and scarlet Jacket
flashed IN from, In the second event Tor Two.
year-olds, Ave furionGs, stralghtawey. when
: eY &ard d driTe e ! a hslf a lear,S from RarfT:
s 4asSf but ssa ios, his s's a ,v9Stase g BY ! bal Hfa tow tow.
az ara tb sHe by S"s'l hoa adi from ne JACK sit Bennss's First
Step, backed from 50 down to Is The time
4 new record for two miles In the %stseple.
chase was hung up By the Bonnie Brook
Stables Fallaheen. backed down TO o TO s,
who led always and won pulled up. by two
lengths In i:2o, GoldaeuT, the ~favorite,
was badly handled. e peel lily. at the jumps,
where she narrowly escaped fallint on sew
eral occasions. j, T.. WideneT's The Doctor,
I to /. was third, q sixteenth Of mile behind,
Waterford fell and MACMILLAN threw his
rider. Both we're lowered in the odds. Five
f~avorltes were defeated and the ring was a
heavy winner. Sewell carried of the riding
honors with two winners and two. seconds,
The track was in splendid condition. The
summaries:
FIRST RACE.
HandicAp. for three. year. oldS and upward; $1,000
added: Sc Won and a half furlongs;
Horse ana AGE, w Jockey. Behn1 FIN
Rosebcn, O., ..,,. 1888, Lyme. ,,,., IS out ~
Tommy " adden, +"ios $SSell" .,.. u, Is go
The Claimant, %..., lOo. Mcdaniel, .so-l SOL
Gcntian, 3. ,,...... IS q. Burma ,. s0o-l SOL D
Time. 50 Is,
Good start. won handlly RoseOcn, b, g. D by
Dcn Stromc-nose Leaf; owned by D. G, johnson:
trained BY =. ID, Weir.
SECOND HAcP.
Selling; for two ) ear -olds; 500 added hve fur.
Horse ana AGE. ~. Jorkep. Bttanc. Fin,
Donna Elyira. :. -. o., Horner"... D? even ~
Monfort, 2,..,..,.,. 90. Sewell.,.. o. 3S =
Plausible, 2.,,....., 90 Miller. .,,.. 81 2l Sh
First Step, 2",..., @ Henning,. ii-i 81