The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13
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belmont Part as me maane' fpf q crowd
yesterday that Saa estimated ~ sbout h,n"s
persons. The catherine Nss arHef than that
on Metropolitan Handicap dar and the
a~fpasent enehnssasnt sas manifested over I've
WINNING of esch event " wAs q p"ffeet
day for faclna aud The tfaet vas In pretty
fair condition aftet The rainfall on FRIDAY
nisht Much Interest was c~utefed IN TIE
appearance OF Paul I Hainey'a eta.pD colt
10 tiund IN the Juvenile STAKES for tWo.yeaf.
aId., I've f~urlonas ssraiahtaway. The hand
some son 81 GoldfnCh Gfaciously was, or
course, q hot f%avOFitP. but he fecehed from
I 10 \ 10 ~ 10 ~ because Of he fact thar the
Newcastle stables s~afArineaca. o colt by
Ntsial Luz, was backed from : 10 I down
90 n toa But De Aiund was easily The master
Of the situation from the moment the barrier
shot Zip. Ne left the others with a quick
rusA and then gslloped maj %e-tlcally down the
long, broad stretch. while the crowd Toared
In approval. IL was De Mund's race by half
q dozen lengths In 0;i9 Is. George = Davis.
a colt by sanhero Bellane. Is to I. ran second
two lengths before the Chelsea stables
The Wrestler, an Orlando colt, 20 20 l. who
had c scant half len 9Th over Baracinesca.
The latter seemed unable to get INTO hh
stride and swerved badly at the outset.
thereby losing much ground. which he was
never able TO meke up.
Frank J. Farrell's Clark Grihhth, a three
year-old son OF Kinlcy Mack Maiden Poem,
with only 100 pounds on his back. proved the
victor In the TobosRan Handicap for three
year-olds and upward at ak furlongs. straight
away. He was PLAYED from 10 down TO Q and
led practically after the first few jumps.
Miller sat still In the saddle all the way. and
when Clark Griffith romped home with five
lengths to spare In III rs. there was another
wild demonstration August Belmont's Tip
toe, 3 to l.. ran second most OF the way and
finished in the place. two lengths IN front OF
James McLaughlin's oxford. 4 to !. Alex
Shields Halifax. the f%avorite, with Garner
up. never showed near the vanguard and came
home soundlv beaten. Another disappoint-
ment was W, H.. snyder's Southern Cross.
played down to 4.
+. Hitchcock. Jr's, great Jumper, Good
and Plenty. 4 to . fayorite, provided another
chance for the crowd to enthuse when. after
Altar. 20 TO /. the pacemaker In the Steeple.
chase at about two miles and took the lead
after going oyer the last jump; Then 1t was
six lengths In 4:22. In the last one hundred
yards Altar Weakened. and Ben Crockett.
e .. beat him Two lengths s y for the Place
There was a thrilling finish in the first race.
a handiSap Tor ,hTee,y yea ana Y R apn 9
500 colt Sir Wired. ii to 10 i%avorite. cut
out the pace, but he was unable TO shake on
T, Hit chcock. Jr.'s Pater, IL to 5, who was
conceding six pounds to him, In the, run
down the stretch. BattleaHe. played down
10 Z, Joined them. and to the wire. all three
were under q fierce drive. Sir Wilfred. with
Martin up. got the verdict by a few inches.
with Pater beating Battlea xe a head. The
race was run In l:l+ 2-5.
Senator MoCarren's Golden Shore. 7 to 10
favorite in the second race for two-year-olds,
four and a half furlongs. after leading for a
part of the distance, stopped to nothing.
Then the Ormondale stables 0ran. a speedy
colt by Ossary-Sloe. who mad been heavily
backed at 10 70 9. caIme away in brilliant
style and won In q gallop by Ave lengths In
O:Ss 2-S. &, n, ,Thonas's Toddles. a neg
lected 20 TO 1 shot, nailed the place from
il. p. Whitney's Jersey Lady, 30 to l., by q
4. l., Aste's Champlaln, 4 to /, made all
a mile and won rather easily by. a length In
I:o l-5. Bragg, TO l.. beat Kings Gem,
Prince Silyerwlngs. 2 TO l f%evorite, came
home absolutely last, Three fevorites, won
aud Miller aud Martin each rode two frsts
The sum q rles,