Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-13
TWO FAvOR|TES
WON At SHEEPSHEAD.
NeaIon Took Running Waters
Measure in September
Stakes.

NEW 1Oftk, september lO--lu SPitC -
the failure of four favorites to make good'
the racing at Sheepshead Bay yesterday
was decidedly interesting Barney Schrei-
ber's good colt, Nealon, 4 to 1. second
choice. proved the best in the September
stakes, for three year-olds. one mile and
three furlongs, but his success was heavy
blow for those whose money sent the New
castle stables Running Water to the post
Il to favorite. Miller took Running Water
to the front at the start. but was closely
attended by F. r. Hitchcock's Tangle. to
g. and Nealon. On the far turn Dugan
caught Miller mapping and stole the rail po-
sition with Nealon In clever style, trick
that just about won the race for Schneider
colt. Coming into the home stretch NeaioR
carried Running Water wide and also ap-
peared to bump her, but he drew away
after that and won by length and hair
in 2.19, with Running Water three lengths
in front of Tangle. Miller went before the
stewards with a claim of foul against the
winner, but after due elaboration 1t was
dismissed.
Woodford Clay's Kentucky Beau, backed
from down to 4. ran greatly improved
race in the Waldorf stakes, for two-year-
old colts and fillies, six furlongs. main
track. When L. Williams cut him loose
after going nearly half mile the SON OF
Star Shoot ran over McCarter, to ia,
vorite, as If the latter was anchored. ana
won in a romp by three lengths in lib 10.
McCarter, who was poorly ridden by Miller.
beat T. Hitchcock, jr.'s, COnville to 3, by
five lengths. The latter was pinched of at
the start, Sewell being compelled to pull
up.
Kennyetto Won Out.
The Bellies, for two-year-oid FLIES. five
and half furlongs. Futurity course, was
won in a sharp drive by John Sanford's
Kennyetto, 10 to favorite, who stood off
Clare Russell. to /, and beat her by three
parts of a length after making all the pace
August Belmont's Glamor. to l, was four
lengths back. The time was LOS 2-5.
Two two-year-olds-They Off, to 1,
and Frank Lord, to had the first race,
for all ages, six furlopgs, main track, to
themselves. They raced out In front all
the way, They're OFF finally winning clever
ly by length in the fast time of II Is.
Frank Farrells Mintia, backed down TO- Z,
after rough journey. was third, four
lengths away. Rusk to l. stopped at the
last furlong pole after running prominently.
Three long shots cut up the purse in the
fifth race, at mile. The ragged start
killed the chances Of Kiamesha. to J. who
was practically left at the. post Clover
for seven furlongs, attended by Hot Teddy.
8 to 1, with Miller up. When the pressure
was put on Clovercrest hung and Hot
Teddy beat him a couple of lengths In
139 2-5. Jocund. Is to l. was third,
length away. just nosing Don Royal. 20 to
l. out of third money. Rapid Water. IA
to favorite, had no speed, while Preten-
sion 3 to 1. stopped under the weight.
Leonard Joe Hayman. to 1. who was an
equal favorite with Orly II and Tartan,
made all the running in the last race. at a
mile and a furlong on the grass. winning
easily by four lengths in 1.53 80 He drew
away from Orly II at the sixteenth pole.
the latter beating Luckett. Is to 1. by
couple of lengths. Tartan was half a
length out Of the money The attendance
was about $4,000. The summaries:
First race selling. six furlongs; main course
They're on. 81 &c. Burns,. to l. won: Frank
SHAW 10 third to Tms seeG1a SPRING
Toscan. Van Ness. Incanntation. Rusk. Chrysolie.
Tom McGrath Slickaway. Optieian Edna Jackson.
Anneta Lady, Belfast, DuRvallo and Commune also
Second race. the Bellies stakes. FIVE and half
furlongs; FutnrIty course-Kennyetto 100 (Sotterl.
- fso ca Russell idlne lS s tS
Time. 106 25. Victoria B, Yankee Girl. Miss
Ornus and Adelinette also ran.
Third race. the Waldorf stakes six furlongs;
4 to l. won; McCarter. 11s Miller. Z to s. Sec
ond: Conville 11s tsewelD: to 5. third. Time.
1.13 is. Sam Bernard and Prince Hampton also
Fourth race. the September stakes: one mile and
three furlOngs-NealOn 112 (Duganl. to l, won;
E kenn2g eMs '1S to Third Time s b
obedient and Moonshine also ran:
Fifth race one mile-Hot To-day 1T CSfillerl,
to l. won: Clovererest: III tsewelD. 10 to l.
Time. 1.89 2-5. Rapid Water. Kiamesha. Pre-
tension. Lotus Eater, Don Royal and Lady Savoy
also
Sixth race. selling. one mile and furlong on
turf-Leonard Joe Hayman 80 (Freishon). to l,
won; Orly II, lis Dugan). to l, second: Luckett,
1903 (Horner) Is to l. third; Time SO 3-5 Phoe-
tan. Caronnal. Janita. Novena and Flavigny also
ran.