The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-24
GOSSIP OF TIE RGCVHRACK.
AfeOCSTANF APFORDS ESCIrE.
HFNT ran JtWES HRADr
o.ass a9eo VIM Win DrHeht OteS enc
tict0gy -Ve,s e9a,NNW Nhfie Hsb
feehss AlsW PiWWaes w NE asH " Pin
e1age -llegmts ~ NJ aeid N AWetieg,

HiVs N.Wu tdF ~ UnihfellsF rfled
s.Ss Hfadv ~ he stood m NE paddosh
.fai ~ sheetshesd nay Yesterday iusi -
. slr0un Accountant, etth Martin ~, vent
.ut yiih me oihet starters In The Tidal STATES
. iba sl1ppy tfach The ram wAs faliihF IN
s.sais, and The weld HahthinH nsshea, fol-
seed by the deafehine trais N thunder.
Isd driven svsfy bod ~ eotef,
Efsiy Fss one NJ = small ~ aimsn, ~ Turf
ION eho bad been cRu aht " ~ the
,etm they wanted IN SCI ~ Tho club huuse,
4" Yards away, from which point they pJhid
ser me race. but ihey did not cate fot . drenchs
ne bnchy lack Mruinnis vss The only mem.
nef n The bunch that had ~ umbrella, and
vas 10 him that Brady made HE locular
r-orostlon But McGihnis said the umbrella
uas no, for sale NJ any price, and took " on
me run across the soeFy grass for the grand
oand Then Brady. IN n Al Of desperation,
followed McOlnnla IN lunhefinG style. With
IL, fes' spfintihg at TOP stcod.
Brady reached Tho upper tier Of the Grand
stand Just "a the horses were rushing down
toward the judges stand lie Was white In
the face. and was putting hard when he met
Chris Fitzgerald.
Il hs In front1- asked Brady, out Of breath
and bordering on nervous prostration.
Yes. sir" replied Fitzgerald. and holl
,tay there. too. He Is bred TO run In tho
mud. Mr.. Brady. and this going Just suits
him.
no, us AID not laok at the race at ali He
,mniy AT DOVE staring I'm another direction
until the cry went up.
Accountant wina,-
Then Brady took his first look. Account
ant was rushing through the stretch APP
~parently a sure winner. Then Brady took
~ hs hot wavsd II above his head and let
~. . ,nrrieo yalI lie kent on yelling until
w" a. 900 ooi, nod M sssd the iudosa In
,ri,mnh Than hs colin psed, completely e1-
hsustsd while his friends showered him with
onsrotuIs tons
IT, dtdn, solI ,a cold briok that
49," o1oisi ind The God natured sporta.
1 ~ ..aow..sd Ri. 49, ~I'vs
Ia "nen - ~
80 = sai go ~ he s,.Ls. ra. s,s ooo
,.t1ien . ssId ,ho. his nommissIon which ,yent
Nhte !" y sa,u az ~ ~ ahn"t sos ooo Pohart
.o-maIr tsatosa ~ -. 90.
W ~ NJ. n -. 90 Ua,.r -
spsen III Din "n ~ ~ go uhia
sto.ovo ! = ~. 1919. xiv - N"
FRANK ~. 80 .m"n,a w., o 10Th prodv and
" ~ ,hst .h. otorm hroTs whan IL Aid to-
nueh a .rao. IA .sn, sinsd drv lanes r
poh.ra;sn ninht have hssten Az.
nnnn,sn, Tn fact .Jsmes Rowe told several
$500 th.t pohsn,isn had neyer han in bet
~ ooDdition snd thu, N he ran 40 his work
VS. Sonid nrohahiv win But the mud helped
az nr.dv ooIt and undoubtedly lmpeded the
80 ran,e..,t.ti,.
The Ti5si vss Grst run IN ,sso The DIVERS
ION u four time. in auooe,sion. with LUXE
pi.orhrrn uindoo Rnnnvmede and Barnes.
In ,ssI pierre Iori,lard'a YOUNG Duke was
~. winner while in Isss Joe Cotton and Par
A.. ran a daad heat Then the Dwyers soored
two more successes with Inspector B, and
uonoysr after which the winners were Jen-
ninn = jordsn,s Defence J. p. Haaain's SAL
vator, Hm,rh Bror,. Burlington. the Dwyers'
portohester ". r. Jones.s Charade. opeok
stables Sir walter, R. Crooker's Dobbins.
Gideon A DAYS. Keenan,. Bltmton Stables
Marsraye. &C. Halls Buddha, p. J. Dwyer's
Handhan J, J. Hylsnd's Flon dor. W. M.
Barrlck's McMeekin, j. b. Hagein's Water
color. F. C. McLewee d Co.'S Major DANGER
acid. Goughacres Stables shorthose, John A..
brakes Ort Wells and James r. Keene's
Sysonsby, who won last year In 7:oo. q record
for the race, at q mile and a quarter.
The Foam Stakes was also run for the
nyst time In 1880 with these winners: Spin
away. Gerald. Parthenis, Burton, Florlo,
Quito, fremont, Omaha, Buddhist. St.
Carlo. Ambulance. Merry Monarch, Lady
Violet, Dobbins. The Coon. Handspring.
KItsfoot. Ahom, Mesmerlst, Dublin, Fran
oeseo. air voorhees,. Inhexible, Flyback and
Isoobite. ornn. Yesterdays winner, was
hes vjIv hscke6. He was In receipt Of eleven
pounda from James r. Keene's Superman.
Auo1,st Belmont,s Don Enrique. 4 colt by
HastinRs-Bella Donna, hence a half brother
n Beldama was pla yed for q good thing In
tAis avent. but he was both green and short.
In order 70 dissolve partnership, or rather
otnsrshIn. Hermls. stalwart and Advance
o,,syd viii be sold az public auction at the
nav an Julv 7. y. r. Thomas and Alex
sNis,ds are the ioInt owners OF these famous
bor.ss Who have been retired permanently
from rselnq Shields said yesterday that
N. hnr.Na wsre AZ only for breeding pur-
nn... snd an thew were Idle at his Bound
Rroor fam be ana Thomas had agreed to
nsrt vith thsm. Thomas has q breeding
estabIiahment and may be a bidder for the
,hr.s %stsIIIons Tba relations betv een
Thons. and Shields are OF a harmonious
nst,,rs according To the latter,
Whijs Frank Farreu was putting A big WAGER
m Lrklirta In the fifth race Davy johnson
~. .sttin1 a. ,oo down on Dru i'd,
.whv dIdn.t Won bet on Farrell'e COLT :. john
ann vas asked after the race,
II wi.h Lrklirtn was out Of the way. was
M. renIv when I've bet on him he has
lost and when I We laid against him he's
aln,svs ron I didn't think he had a chance
to-dav. and refused to allow Farrell to tout
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