The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-09
TRONSTDES WINS FOR WHITNEY
TOTALS WORLDS RECORD IN
JEROME HANDICAP.
Also Beats Good Luck BY q Nose-BallOt
and Alteration capture the Two Parts
NJ the MatrOn Stakes-FtN FAN0rttes
Lose at Belmont Park Opening.

Under perfect weather conditions the
fall meeting OF the westchester Racing A.
ISOLATION opened az Belmont Park yesterday
with $4,000 perSoNs In SNeEdanre. IT, vas
a royal outing for the bookniakerS In
cidentally. AZ Ave heavily supported favorites
met defeat. The feature OF the days racing
was the sensational victory Of Harry Payus
Whitney's lron,ides, by Meddler -Hanoana,
in the historical Jerome Handicap, one mile
and \P-SiNteenths, IN which the world
record. 2.iO 3-5, made 10y T., W, Jewetts
Bedouin IN this race last year was TIED. lhero
were only four starters. with NJ. H. rlchenors
Good Luck, u . TO . iavorite over the New
castle Stables Running Water, quoted at ?.
and Ironsides at 3 10 >, Barney Schreioers
Nealon Cl0sing at 10. Radtke took the track
with Ironsidcs and set a fast pace, viii Neafon
the runner up for about half a mile ana Good
Luck last. when Nealon quit on the Iar
turn Miller made an unsuccessful attempt
TO overhaul MIR. Mhitney~s GeldIng. Win the
result that Running Water backed up IN
the stpetch. Then l.. Williams, on Good
Lnck, went after Ironsides in dead earnest.
so that Radtke had to go 20 the WHIP III
was a terrific driving finish. lronsloes'
| getting the verdict by n nose witt Coco
Luck three lengths before Running WAFER
Nealon finishing the same distance oenMn'
The last mile and a quarter was unoficAuy
timed in 2;03 3-5.
Tho eighth running " the rich Matron
Stakes for two-year-olds, six furlongs, was
also an interesting feature. IL was cut up
into two events. The one OF colts ana geiu-
inps. Carded as the second race, was a NattlinS
affair. which was won by James II. Keenes
Ballot, o to 20 f%avcrite. Ballot ana August
Belmont's Okenite, coupled with Don En-
ridue at 3, indulged in a humping matcn
through the last half mile. They seemed
TO he equally to blame, SO that when }. Jones'
who took the place with Okpnitc, a lengC
and a half behind Ballot, put in a elalm Oh
foul it was not allowed. Okenite STOOD a
hard drive. 10y the way, asd beat H. d.
Duryea's Hickory. 40 to 1. an added starter
a head for the place, Oscar LewlsohhS
Yankee Gun, Z TO >, was badly beaten Inc
race was run straightaway in ll2'
r. 4. Wilson, Jr. =, Alteration, nv Ornament.
hacked from 9 down to o % >, was triumphant
in the race for fllips. Miller broke her OH
quickly and she set a smHshinE pace winning
easily by two myths in III As. FRANK
O'Neils Fantastic. ITO I. ran into tn" place
a pngth before james II. Kecnc's Pope JOAN
& to 3 %favorite.
platers. at n mile, Enoch NIshard's Runnels.
: TO 5 favori,p. was always outrun and couid
do no better than third. Givonnt Baierlo'
a 60 to I shot. made the pace up to the tast
furlonC pole, when sam Lazarus Macy
.Jr.. backed down to came away ana won
in a gallon by three len gins WIN palelW
length in front Of the iavorite' Inc mhe
was run in $50 So. ach
"a ], Longs Altuda. g TO l.. took the nith
race. for two-yPar-oldS. six and a nan iur,
ionps She came with n powerful rush ~
he end and rot the verdict by. half a length
in lis -. Arimo,. 8 TO !. wtP ran second
was the best horse in the race. rs ne sWeINeu
"on, Met DIV across the track TO the outer
raaiI' where he had a len 9Th oyer Merrill, ];
10 j. T.. Sea grams Main Chance backec
down TO 8 40 S, had no speed, while James
n Keene's Philander. second choice, stopped
after Coin q half the dist anCc.
Martin Doyle, a I TO : laNorlte IN ne lss'
race M a mile and a fuTlong, was easily DIS
posed of by i. r. Bradiey's Bad News, ! to !
Who moved up in the last furlonE ana tool
he race by two and a half len gins, WIZ
Doyle a ength and a half before Jungle Imp
40 10 /, Cederstrome, 10 to ] was IN iron
for seven furlon Is and then stoppee a. ueua'
Tic time was I.52 A.. The summaries:
FIRST RACE.
Selling: for three year oldS and upward; al i
mounds above the scale: with $1,000 added; on