The sun., 1906-06-22
FOLKS WHO saw HHV RACE.
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time thrte was eslhina fUum m 'l'9 lawn
wHs ie' wren ihW faces wteH tho nl't'hR
~ the lA,tiNE ring revealed that hahy
wumsn ssv tho racssa from he af'e'- and dd
nu' - IN tho s,and NJ sll
fhpr~ Wera wofnen aloha the rails ~ Tho
huutrstre,ch shoulder w. shoulder WITH
thrir esrof's. ~ n With Strangers mad"
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the fens waa ths iavorita vantage paint
~ many regulars A heavy FOG blew In
~ tho sulrirhan hur-ns were RoinF 70 tho
po-, what tho scuta rall ~nH fret, "
fratied the wutnen In light nnery that
wetting Would sppil and made tuney Island
hotel keetars IN the crowd draw long faces
for they -aw the hotrd fur profits Ia
Suburban race vanish In the fog. To the
railbirtia. now their bets wer q made, tie fog
was food for chat
'Dandeiion- only zprout In the sunshine,
aad one.
"A gray horse for gray day" rejoined
an Oxford hacker.
Astronomer will show EN- stars added
another, while, JI-t IA the barrier flashed
and the racers Jumped into their stride big
Irishman repeated the jest he had been
dinning into all ears. that Go Between
would raos betwans the misht.
-Be COB. I fea rad Dandelion w'ud get
up" cried the Irizhman after the finsh as
he did an elephantine jig Of JOY. But he
COB, he didn't"
In the clubhouse there was little enthu-
siasm over the finish. Hard lines for Hitch
cock" said women and men. The con-
dolements forced by Tokalon on Brooklyn
Handicap day had to be repeated through
Go Between's fault, az they deemedit Rae
ing men who pa ssed their da v in the paddock,
which with its benches and leafy shade trees
suggests a park, had plenty of congratula-
| tons for Owner and Trainer Shields, +. X.
| Hitchcock and John E. Madden, Dandelions
| owner and trainer, were among the first to
| extend fluctuations and Thomas Hitchcock,
Jr, headed the next line to pass the COM
| pliments Of the race.
The paddock track where the horses
are walked circles the bird cage in which
| the Jockeys dress and, to continue the
park suggestion, their bright silks were as
| brilliant as the plumage Of tropical birds in
an aviary. Watching the horses receive
| the finishing polish we're all the old guard
of horsemen and some new ones-Phil
Dwyer, Sydney Paget, W. II. Jewett, the
two Jimmies that have cracked many a
racing prize Rowe and Mclaughlin; David
Gideon, Paul and Roy Rainneyi j. Grant
E. r. Thomas, W. Harry Brown, Sam Dog
BByai BinEerton, to II Il. T. Eison, Jr., jacob Pincus
Harry Buck, Paul Thompson, Frank j.
Farrell j. L. Mcdonald, j. Temple Gwath-
ney, John X. Townsend, George c. Bennett
Newton Bennington and L, 8. Burke, Jr 4,
who, il he cared to back his high priced
colt W H. Danielscould have had 200 tol.
There were the floating political sup
porters of the turf in the paddock, too, or
doing the walk at intervals toward the be :
ting ring. Senators MoCarren. Fitzgerald
and Reynolds had friends hanging on their
lips for tips, and on hand, too, were Judge
Tighe, Fire Commissioner O,Brien n,,a,n and ne ne
clan Sullivan, including Big and Little Tim
and Forrie; Sheriff Hayes, Inspector Donald
Grant and W. H. Davis. A. II. Hummel was
in box party and Harry Pulliam, president
ball fans Peter F. Daley and Corse Pay
ton entertained friends, and in box parties
were Lillian Russell Adele Ritchie, Georgia
Caine and many more stage folks
Pierre Lorillard. whose fathers Pontiac
won the second Suburban in 1875, saw the
race with Mrs Lorillard and Pierre. Jr.
In boxes near by were Mr.. and Mrs o. H. p.
Belmont, Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Widener and
another Philadelphian, James Potteri Mr..
and Mrs. II. P. hitney, Harry >. Page,
Ernest A. Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs; Edward
A. Manice, Lawrence Smith, the Long
Island NJ, F. H.; MIR. and Mrs. John H.
Bradford, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Felowes.
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs: F. X. Pendleton, Mrs.
H. c. Beadleston, Miss Post, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gerken Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver W. Bird,
Mrs. ,Eloise kernochan, Mr.. and Mrs: E. c.
Potter, Mr.. and Mrs X. Livingston Beeok-
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence ID. Mackay,,
Cromwell, r. l.. Stevens, F. c. Bishop
August Belmont, C. Laurence Perkins
C. g. Gates, E. NJ Post. John A. Drake
H. B. Duryea j. H. Alexandra, j; B. Haggin
Jr., Thomas F. Grady, T. A. Ennis, Gay
l.. Schiller, j. A. Lewisohn, W. G. Street
Frank T. Clarke, when not busy, with
official cares; Louis V. Bell, David johnson
G. H De Witt, Henry Pisstop' R.SoIa :: C. La Non r.
Boardman, James r.. Keene, ". L, Marks
Harry r. Duval, J. M. Reed, F. V. Burton
W. H. Brown n. C. Dean, Frank Mckee
A. W. Brand, NJ. {. Dannebaum, D.
Joseph. F. T. Huntoon, j. c. Cooley,
Stevens, A. s. Cochrane. Cornelius Eel
loves, Jr., David @. Read, G. p. Butler
D. /. Bradley and P. H. Sullivan.
The road coaches were a blank, for the
long, fiat pull to Sheepshead Bay keeps
the horses always In the collar and never
was attractive. They were not missed in
the enormous flight of AUTOMOBILES that
. crowded the parking spaces. There must
have been 500 cars lined up. Many hao
! professional chauffeurs, who formed a
, leather clad and oily group back OF the
, betting ring, to hold congress before eacf
race and send in joint commission Iheil
= slippery att ire aided rush into the packec
ring as we'll az a football suit would have
done and the commissioner could always
3 make the front row. Something new wal
3 the appearance in the field OF racing clubs
, on big sights seeing automobiles There
\ were some four-in-hand drags here, too
laden with parties that brought alont
. eatables and made the trip picnio., Ih'
. biggest Gibbs were the Auburn, Edward
Loeber, president, from Brooklyn Easter
district Grenoble, hailing from seoone
avenue and Sixty-nnth street, Jame
Sullivan president, and The Swans, IRON
} Sixth avenue and Fourth street, headed b,
Peter Murphy and j. j. Siefke.
There was not an inch OF spare room IL