The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-24
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f~erentl, raid ~. H1. von tho Tidal STAKES fn'
three veafldtda, dHe riic and 4 1taf'et. ~
aheepsheAd nav Yesterday Wits 'he STAR,
~ IN lhls oil tuff ciasslc wsfe belha saddled
IN the paddock 4 thunder storm htohe ard
thc rain fsil IN aheets, conyefiine the trees
into = aea NJ sloppy mud THIS hind ~ fnlhs
suited Accountant staciiy, a. hls sire, Fh'
atave and hts dam. RECKON. we're both motor
lous mudlsfks IN Their time Accountant vas
eouplci wlth ilolarher nv lam pil sh,er rtln'
eesa tnrfalnr, a. Z IN 10. With james n keenes
Bohemian, nv Floflse ~ Hose Garland,
and kufoki, ~ Commando Hhodeela, ruins
second In iavof att ~ y whitney'e Pegasus
By Hambuts PEG wonhNon. wac steady
81 4, whils The New Castle siahlcs Hnlls
Rye, a star shoot colt vac nlbhled A. 10 the
show hooks No sooner had the barrier
gone up than Martin took Accountant to
the front /. Williams went after him with
Kuroki With Radtko keepihe Bohemian In
third place This was the order maintained
In the run up the baokstretch. but the rain
fell so hard and tho gloom was 90 Intense that
many Of u" spectators could not make out
one horse from another. particularly az the
Jockeys we're spattcred from head to foot
with mud which obliterated their colors.
Around tho far turn Accountant still led.
while Kuroki dropped back, ha done his
share. with Bohemian now moving up to
make a dee perate bid In the run home. Radtke
put Bohemian under the whip. too, but Ac-
countant. at home In the slop. was not eN-
tended by Martin and won easily by a length
and a half from Bohemian in 2l0. Four
len gths away Bulls Eye. is to /. took third
money from kuroki by a neck. The race
was worth ilS 900 to the winner:
Sidney FACETS Water Pearl and Charles
Edward declined the issue In the Foam stakes
for two-year-olds. Ave fprlongs, futHrlty
was made a hot favorite at TO 5, james
X. keene's Superman going back IN 1ne
betting yo to , s9 q all the The w TsSe S Miller pG finsiiy
AKIN the race with oran, Who had a length
and a half over ,Superman. under kad,ke,s
half a length back and closing fast. August
thing, was last. The time was I6o s-S j.,
seemed able to run all day; He was never
let lsas dSSH Over 9u! Mi Ius cot Rfsfs'q be h9ms WIN ) to IS )
favorite, who carried all the wise money.
T.. Hitchcock, Jr,'s. Hylas. coupled with orc
stopped II the last hall mile. The race was
Hodge and Miss Crawford. both quoted at
s to and each event being a handicap.
ru amnls f IN Ike S Mlsn race sUp T at SIX ilarIongs, and
won easily by a lengh in IA 2-5. J,I. Muir
Coincidence, : to !, had an easy time taxing
the place from r. D. Sulllvan's .iraoo. a
100 to / shot, 4 pile Of money va lost on
vorite, and also on II. De Courcey Forbes,s
pantoIhe. ii TO 5. both OF whom we're oItrun
from the start.
Miss Crawford made every step Of the pace
in the last race, at a mile and a furlong on the
grass, Kadtke kept h~ustltng her through
length from Bill Days Sailor Boy, rs to I.
who was overhaultng the Jenny mare at the
end. Dishabllle. an even money iavorite.
stopped badly In the last 100 yerds and lost
the place. Tho time was 1851.
Frank J. Farrell's Arklirta. to layorite.
platers at A mile. He collared Benevolent
On the far turn and made him quit; then
be galloped to the judges, stand. where ne
had two lengths over j. A. Wernberg's, DRUID,
II to s.. Angler, 10 to !. was two lengths
away. The mile was run In, i4l 20. Inc
attendance was 80 700 and three iaVorites
won. The summaries: