The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-22
GO BETWEEN TAXES THE B|G SUBURBAN Finishes in Terrific Drive With
 DandeIi0n IDEAL DAY AND BIG CROWD Go Between Was Running Straight and True and Going Away at the
 End, Though Winning
 By Head.
IDEAL DAY AND BIG CROWD

New York. June H-Alexander Shields b-year-old Medler-Indigo gelding, Go Be tween, carrying 1l6 pounds, and third choice in the betting at to 1. won the s2o,UO Suburban handicap before one of the largest crowds that ever witnessed the event at the Sheepshead Bay course or the Coney Island Jockey club.
 G- Between was but a short head in front of F. R. Hitchcock's 4-year-old Hamburg colt, Dandelion, who was equal favorite in the betting. with Cairngorm at to l. Colonial Girl backed down from 20 to 1 to 51 was third. three lengths behind the first two horses, and the same distance in front of the nine other starters.
 The finish of the race was terrific drive Go Between catching Dandehon at the sixteenth pole in the stretch and fighting 1t out head-and-head to the wire. Shaw, on the winner, put up masterly ride, while Miller, on Dandelion, got every ounce of strength out of his mount AS the two leaders rushed to the judges stand, both jockeys, flashing their horses, the 9OOO0 or more enthusiasts at the course rose to their feet and wildly shout ed encouragement to jockeys and horses alike
 Delay at the Post.
 The race was started just as a heavy fog began to creep in from the sea. and on the back stretch the horses could be seen but dimly. There was a delay of ten minutes at the post. due to the bad behavior of Proper and Colonial Glrl' When the barrier was raised Proper was turned sideways. In getting into his stride he bumped Cairngorm, and interfered se- riously with the latters chances in the early part of the race.
 The light-weighted Cedarstrome and Astronomer rushed away into the lead with Dandelion third. Miller placing the horse nicely. Around the paddock turn and into the back stretch Cedarstrome who was at So to in the betting opened up a gap of three lengths on the held Dandelion had replaced Astronomer in second place, the latter falling back to third Coming out of the back stretch Cedarstrome had begun to tire. and the entire field had closed up to such an eX- tent that seven or eight lengths covered
 
 Sweeping into the stretch, Dandelion was in front leading by a length. The thousands who had played the favorte were shouting with the surety of victory. Cedarstrome was rapidly falling out or the race but Cairngorm, Dolly Spanker and Tokalon, the latter the winner of the Brooklyn handicap. were yet to be reckoned with. And behind these was Go Between, with Shaw sitting still in the saddle.
 Gives Go Between His Head.
 once the horses had strengthened out for the finish. Shaw let his mount have his head and great outcry went up rom the spectators. In few jumps Go Be- tween had passed every horse in the field but the flying Dandelon. Then the red and black jacket of Shaw showed beside the Hitchcock green on Millar and the shout "Go Between Wins" was taken uF from one end of the crowded stands to the other.
 The drive between the two was furious one and a revelation to racegoers. but Ct Between running straight and true was going away at the end Colonial Cir dropped into third place from nowhere The others finished in the order named Agile. Tokalon. Proper, Dolly Spanker Kuroki. Cairngorm. Astronomer. Cedar strome and Oxford
 Agile was added by W. II. Brown ant Kuroki by James R. keene. Oliver Crom well was withdrawn. The time wa' 2.05 l-5 the record. 2:o5 being made bS Hermis in 1904
 The Sheepshead Bay course never looked prettier than today, The erea double-decked grandstand was filled to it! utmost capacity, the crowd overfiowng tC the roof and lawn. The field enclosur, was packed. Summaryt
 Gtpan1grbaSp short p- Coligny. l59 0E Heider) 13 to !. won Paul Jones' 144 ORay), to l. second Kernel, 133 tStone). to i, third. Time 4.072-5
 Second race six furlongs- Brookdale Nymph. l05 lRadtke). to .. won: Trad tion 103 (Mller). to ,. second Time :l2 tTwo starters.)
 Third race. first half double event fv,