The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-03
SEWELL Wins STAKE EVENT.
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~ Samalea taasa starters N WgaeJ.
There ssfe four addcd starters In The ufseb
neld Stakes for tFo- yeaf oils, i've futionaa
~ iamaiea yesfetiay and two ~ them Rnifhsh
IN tho money 4 n Hovs's aeueil, ~ tesaf
lon, ridden BY Tho iorkey ~ that name, vas
one ~ thea~ adiei starters, ahd he van IN .
smashing drive by q heyh IRON AaauHt Vel
mont's Cuffirulum, y IN = fav0rtie, WIN
Hadthe ~, Incidentally. seweli WA backed
down 10 4 ~ !. The rms receiving q good trim
ming Third money vent IN Ffed huflsw's
Royal Bfefk 10, who wa bashed down w !
from ~. CuFriculum howed tho way Win
Canpalsnsr, Royal Breeze and Aanfott prena-
Ing him closely a. The head " the s,fetoh
Then Curriculum and seWell shot ahead, and
In ~ doing ptnched III Hoyei Hfeezs. VINO
waa pulled up short by O'NriIi 10 eaeape .
fall. II weE n whipping finish and Jockey
sewrll had a shade over Radtke, Royal
Breezs wac siS lengths hack. Kiiter was q
disappointment Tho race was run In ot
Radtke began the day with q magnificent
ride on tho Oneck stables Benevolent In IN"
first race. for three year oida. sir furlona-,
n I. wilson. Jr.is Lord Of the Forest. Q 90 T.,
with Miller up, cut out the running, with
Benevolent SECOND TO tho stretch, where tho
latter challenged. Lord Of the Forest. who
was. perhaps. short. went on when Miller
called on him. ,ut Radtke. who went TO the
whip al the furlong pole, ptt, up 9 wonderinl
the wire q few inches In front Of Lord Of the
Forest. Ten lengths back CHINA, 20 j.
nailed third money BY a head from O. l.. III.
The wise men apparently overlooked Phil
Finch, the top weight In the handicap az q
mile and a sixteenth. a. he went up w the
betting to I to 2, while Bats. Ostrich and Chinl-
ney sweep were all supported by the smart
players. Bats made The bulk Of the run.
ming. but when Perrlne cut Phil Finch loose
at the head OF the stretch IL was easy Tor the
New Orleans star to win by a length from
Chimney Sweep, Hadtke up. In Zap 30. Halls
a mean looking ride from R~omanelli.
Frank McCabe put over a real good thing
In the second race, for maiden two-,year-olds
I'VE fIrlongs' n kiiloGhsp; PLAYED bsb,I i5oR WITH III
him In tine last quarter and won easily by two
lengths In %. Arlington. S to !. was az easy
second by The same margin, lille W.. n:
being shat on ran thru. beating No Marks.
is 10 |, a head. Cavatina. ridden by Radtke.
Rad early speed, but died.
J. l. McGinnls's Masaniello . 10 10
NTH event. at Q mile and q s,xteenth. and
won by a length, ADMINISTER 2 to, /. who
was last for nearly three-auar ers OF q mile.
only iy to anish ia the place. with Kobador,
10 TO /, nOsing Champlain. 5 to 2, out Of third
money. Champlain was the leader for seven
furlongs and then blew ~. The time was
Preen, even money f~avorite, in the last
race. q handicap at five and a hall furlongs.
was raced of his feet by Idle Dream In the
Miller put up a hot finish on sterling. ! to !.
and the latter lasted long enough TO win by
a head from the rapidly closing Battleaxe.
also 4 to L.. The time was lol. -Four favor
ties lost. The weather was threatening. yet
the usual crowd OF 10000 persons turned out.
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