The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-26
COY MAID WINS OCCIDENTAL.
KINGSTON MARE ONCE AGAIN
roofs TEE TALENT.
with no 20 I About Her she Defeats . Seed
Field at GraVesend-Aee High and
Prank Lord Successful fer Btg Tim
SuIlVam-FOur FAN0rites Are Defeated.

BuAuNAm-hw uT raNvTttos "
That Coy Maid, q four-year-oId daughter
Of KinRston-Bonnie Gal, has been generally
undsrsatimAted By the form students was
again oonclusively demonstrated Yesterday.
when this conslstsnt thoroughbred won the
Occidental Handicap. one mile and q FUR
long, at Oravesend. Coy Maid has won sew
sral races this year. always at long odds.
and In tho Occidental there was plenty Of
10 90 I TO be obtained about her. She got q
splendid ride, by the way. from Garner, who
kept up In second place. while Dolly Spanker'
Q TO 1. made the pace for nearly q mile. Then
Garner cut the Kingston mare loose and she
easlly forged to the front. winning by q length
and a half in 1853 Us, with Dolly Spanker.
Miller up. lasting long enough to keep the
place from Good Luck. 10 to 1. BY three parts
OF q length. Big money was lost on Dande-
lion, CottontOwn. Ostrich and the Thorn a.
entry, Go Between and Lieber. .
T. d. sulivan's Ace high. q IS to I shot.
ridden By Miller. made all the running In the
first race, a handicap for two-year-olds. nve
and a half furlongs, winning In q drive by
half q length from H. b. Duryea's Prince
Hampton, 10 TO I. The latter stood q hard
drive from Hildebrand and beat James r.
Keene's Philander. 8 to I, by q head. The
Chelsea Stables The Wrestler. an equal
favorite with Philander. got . bad looking
ride. The top weight. Ethon. well played
AZ 10 20 D, was ancnoreo' ine race was Nun
In 1 Os.
Miller made his run with John Lyle. 5 to 2
favoritc In the second event. for platers, at
q mile and . sixteenth. entirely too soon.
90 that when J. A. Bennet's Ed Ball, backed
down to s.. closed with a great rush Lyle
had nothing left and Ball won ~galloping
by Q length and q half in l:4s. Lyle had
three engths over Enooh Wishsrd's Nep-
tqnus, Is to /.
Garner got T. D. sullivan's Frank Lord.
3 to 2 favorite. Oh running In the third race.
for two-year-olds, about six ~furlongs. the
colt Just breeding home eight lengths in front
Of Frank McCabe's Killochan. backed from
4 down to Is to s. Miller rode the latter.
who was outrun all the way. yet managed
to take the place from Tileing. rs to l. by
three parts OF a length. The time was 10 SIS.
After q long delay at the post Starter Cassidy
sent the Geld In the fifth event, for platers, at
about six furlonRs, away, to a ragged start.
M ShfISs SHc and aIa led for about SSH.S a quarter Of a
mile. only to give way TO En9ch Mish9Td-s
Penrhyn, q 100 to I shot. who led shot Gun.
I to S favorite. by a small margin into the
Joined them and Shot Gun had to be driven
TO win by a head, with. Belle Strome a head
before Penrhyn. The time was lIl: =,
T. Watts a d Prudence, strongly backed
at 10 to :. enabled Garner 70 roe mrs tnlrn
I class in the last race. at q mile ana a sixteenth.
She came away in the last quarter and won
easily by q couple OF lengths in l:4e SIS, with
P. J. Dryers Blue Stone, sto ! running In
Holsoher, 3 70 I favorite. who sulked nearly
all the way. Fou favorites were defeated.
The attendance was close TO $1,000. The