The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-04
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The SECOND heat rttfied The Rarun Nv vic.
tory stevens sent him aWAt N irusaible IN
even y more determined manner than before,
and he never lri ldn Highvood reach even
terms The u'tl" mare Struggled. hut the
Istcn vas moving with one ~ those irresls,is
ble tushes that have 80 often carried him g.
victory. aud h. won by n liberal margin
Later MI. Sttaus was inclined 10 tackle Mr..
La Place with Ida liiRhwood against the
PAGER Cascade, 2O8i5. This was u decided
handicap To tho little %trotter. and from appear.
ances M the finish Mr.. Stratus evidently thought
better Of II after the start. CSAadc certainly
won by a wide mar gin. In the ptclne division
Cascade was n prominent winner. lie won
from George H. Bnck mans show ring PAGER
Ned sheldon, 2,io'.. in commanding fashion.
Then Fred WrlRht's Major Wilson finished
behind Cascade.
Dr. Joseph Seman's chestnut mare Moro
NAL. 2.iO. was In winning form and beat such
good ones as David Muscovitr. 2.i7n. driven
by Thomas Kinds, the gray mare Trixie.
2.?0i. Black Strath and Andrew Crawford's
brown mare Enc shannon, ?24i..
Charles weiland's bay geldinR Dan T. :O7i.,
finished In front in several brushes. beating
the black mare Robe driven by Isaac Fleming.
The bay mare Bessie q. driven by Joseph Glib
hons. vas an easy victor in a couple Of its with
Andrew zones black mare Alice Drake,
f SaI S;e EHn a H ESSd o Tha a ,FH% a pc show owed ed
how good he was by beating Tar Tartar
2Is4. James II, Campbeirs' black mare
sSsis w Gs IN SH%e S SrIvs yir ito i Hs n "a a
Andrew Crawford, behind his bay gelding
Invader. 30. reached the finishing post
s shIf a 'C c%ned in . Hdv@ dTise Gf Thomas Thomas PANS plaSSs.
measure Of II. B. phillips brown selding
'" W. e. 'f Fioyd.Jones's team. Gov. Holt. a:ls.
and 9 nd,d Depu,iHeT; 2:IsrI; appeared snG rs on the sd drive hive
tilities with their old competitors. Andy Mack
and Frank BashfOrd. .2::31S, As usual. the
crowd saw some good sport az the teams
came down the stretch again and again.
The first brush was won by Mr.. Gates's team,
but in the second brush Frank Bashford
broke and ran several lengths before he could
get his stride again. giving Mr., Floyd.Jones,s
pair a decided advantage. The final brush
was won by Gov, Holt and Deput izer,
An incident which proves the value OF the
ing aud gave Mounted Policeman Nick con
a chance to display his skill and bravery.
W. G.. Rogers Of l76 West Seventy-second
street was driving on the upper stretch when
his horse became unmanaEeable and started
toward Washin gton Bridge at a terrific pace.
the light wagon swaying from side to side In
a manner calculated to make bystanders
hold their breath. Mr.. Rogers, was accom-
panied by two children. who chung to, him.
rendering him po werless to control the
frightened animal. O1icer Mckeon was
after him In a moment, and although IL took
him some time to bring the horse to a stand
still he finally succeeded In reducing his
speed 10 a pace where his driver could con-
troll him..
Kitty Sultan. 2.2s,.. driven by DR.. Herman,
put another winning contest TO, her credit
when abe defeated W. j. Clark's bay gelding
Ilderim, 2.24h. W. }. kinney's brown mare
Yesterday. Notably among these was the
tilt with Bessie G., Joseph Glib bons's bay mare.
Betsy had the advantage from the first turn
OF the Wheels. and although the other little
mare nut up a good fight reached the finish
ing post several lengths in the lead.