The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-11

Handicap At q mile. for the Hastings al y was
backed dow 70 3 ~ and won In spread
eagle style. She got on flying. made all the
pace and came home Oh the bit. with three
lengths TO spare. In I.3s So. A. =. Dayton's
NeYa Leo. 8 to l. came from behind In the
stretch and took the place from Proper. IS to /.
by four lengths. %Inaulsitor. 0 TO S f~avorite.
who was prominent for three-duarters OF a
mile. stopped under the strain. Kings
Daughter was the runnerup for this distance
and thea came nome last.
There were five added starters in the Sap
Dhire Stakes. for two-yesr-Olds. Ave and a
half furlongs. Futurlty course, OF which
Paumonox and Aletheuo were backed down
TO . 20 I. closing elual favorites with W. II.
Daniel, who receded to that price from s
TO ,. Daniel was generally neglected because
he picked up l25 pounds and the distance was
thought to bea tribe too far for him. But when
II came to racing he had the others completely
at his mercy. He broke in front and fairly
breezed to the wire, where he had three lengths
over PaumOnok. the latter beating J. f.
Seagram's Main Chance. 20 to /. another
added starter. by three parts OF a length.
The winner was timed in 100 Us.
Dandelion. with top weight In the handicap.
at a mile and a ~furlong. was heavily backed
At the last moment, when his price had gone
UP to ?. The food OF coin forced this quota
tation down to 4 to 5. and Dandelion made
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ives. played down to =. after getting away
slo WHY rushed to the front with a command
ing lead. Dandelion and Peter Sterling,
3tO I. gave chase. and at the head OF the stretch
IVES cracked. Then Dandelton drew away
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length from the rapidly closing Ostrich. Z TO I.
who had the same margin over Sterling. The
Under an excellent ride from Miller. c. r.
Ellison's Lsncastrian. who went up from
on him. won the seventh event, at a mile and
tnree-ausrters on the grass; He got home a
Three lengths back J. +. seaFram's Sir Ralph.
Q to I, took third money from Huntington,
tSv % /; O' close { %saq b;eS Shsd H ~ H after 70 was
sot him clear the ,Rspsiioo' colt did not show
+. Hitchcock. Jr. e, Joe Miller. a hot i%avcrite
ot. ever n, money; gsll0rsd home in the FIRST
Futuritv course, beating l.. o. Appleby''s
Senator Clay. 10 to ! BY a length and a SsIt
finished third, beaten . head.
Robin Hood. 6 10 J. showed a form reversal
furlongs. He showed the way at all stages
and in a hD ? t fntsh Won by a head from nth The
FarTells Mintia. 3 TO /. when running in a
fered with in such a manner that he dropped
completely out NJ II. The time VAS iI9 rs.
Another severe blow for the ring WAS the
triumph Of Newton B~ennington's Water
bury. II 70 S favorite. who was backed OF
the boards at the last moment and won in
the sixth event. for maiden twO-year-olds,
FIVE furlonRs. Futurlty course, In the easiest
kind Of fashion. Waterbury rushed away
from the post at \ HrPPt rate and was never
headed. He beat W. r. Jennings's Citrona.
played down 20 IS to 1, by n couple OF lengths
In 100 As. G.. }, Longs Algelone. played
with Miller. up. fell just after the start but
neither was hurt. The summaries: