New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
LADY AMELIA REPEATS
PINS 4 BRILLIANT RACE.
liberation Makes a Shoe of Her
Field an CIOUer Stakes.

-he militant performance of Lady Amelia
-h,-h took up the crushing impost OF 142 pounds
IA v,on the handicap for all ages over the short
=, furlong course, was the feature of the racing
:, crsvesend yesterday. As a weight carrying
,-nter she IS in class with Roseben and Re-
r.be and she holds her form and keeps on
lowing in A way that is truly remarkable The
osc,sl handoapper viii probably raise her
s,isht to 100 pounds in the next handicap in
-hcb she is a starter, as it seems TO be the only
v,vi in which he can put her on an equality with
,hs horses she IS called upon TO meet
LADY Amelia was played with the utmost con-
s5.noe yesterday, and backed from even money
o15to %. After the barrier went up she never
cave her followers p moments anxiety. She
had her field reeiing and dizzy behind her at the
and of the first quarter. and from there home she
v,noped along i'm front. and won as easily as IL
she was out for only good exercise gallop. Hand
-srra followed her to the head Of the stretch but
then gave up the useless task of trying TO catch
tbe fving psCemaker, and refused to try any
longer Prince Hamburg fought on. however.
and was wearing the winner down at the end.
although he never threatened any serious dan
ger Monet and Bohemia finished strong and
the former earned the small end of the purse by
a short neck,
r. T Wilson. jr.' s. Alteration made a show OF
her company in the Clover Stakes. for two-year-
old FLIES. She opened up a gap OF three lengths
in the first furiong increased ii at will through
out the race, and was being eased up at the end
70 win ny six lengths. She was a pronounced
favorite in the betting. and justified the conf
6ence OF those who wagered on her chances at a
short price Harry Payne Nhitney's kll1e-
crankie was slow 10 settle in her stride, and
was next TO last in the run up the backstretch.
she saved ground Oh the rail turning for home
rfT sine lar TtatN nfArad a
chests beat MISgiVingS a short head for third
money, but the latter suffered from bad hand
Ing she was on the outside of her field all the
way and carried wide the stretch turn
thai her race was better than her position al
the finish Indicated.
Bat Masterson turned the tables on Oran.
which had beaten him easily in their previous
meeting at Belmont Park, in the last race.
Twelve horses were in the field, but ii developed
into Two horse race soon after the start, in
which Bat MaSterson and Oran figured. They
Tsn tapped all the way, with Oran the out
SIDE, and this was just enough TO encompass his
defeat, was wearing the winner down at
the end and ". ia probably have won in a few
more strides. h---1ns had the mount on Bat
Mssterson, instead of O'Neil and his clever
handling Of the colt had much to do with the
victory, he did not lose an inch of ground and
RODE e strong finish. Paumonok, one Of Newton
bennington's highly tried colts, ran q fair race
for his FIRST start He easy third, and is
likely 10 show Improvement when he goes TO the
post the next time.
Benevolent, Logistilla and Red Friar account
stor the other three races. Benevolent had 10
sndden out TO beat Klingsor IN a cheap selling
s& second on the card. Horner took him 10
ne front at the start and kept him there 10 the
enc. although he was firing fast in the last six
isenth. Logistilla ran right back to her last
good race In the handicap at mile and sew
saty yards. She shut off at the start but
Knapp made up the lost ground gradually and
Wacttcally had the race won at the head OF the
Stretch. She came away cleyerly in the last
fwong 10 win by three lengths. Moonshine
the rank outsider hung on we'll after forcing
me early pace, and lasted long enough to get
The place by a short head from Coy Maid
Miss Crawford would probably have been sec
9nd but for being pinched off and crowded
tack al the far turn.
P J. Dwyer. president Of the Brooklyn Jockey
Club, had the satisfaction Of seeing his colors
N front for the first time in many weeks when
Red Friar the fifth race Martin had the
mount and 10 his strong finish the success was
largely due, as little q. Burns, Palette, was
no match for him in driving finish. Red
friar got no in the last few strides. TO win by
neck from Palette, which ran her best race
ostrich and Angler We're both heavily played
10 win this race. but neither finished in the
money Ostrich could hardly raise a gallop, and
us performance was shOckingly bad Angler
vas well up most Of the way. but in rather
tioss quarters. Miller did not seem able to dc
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