The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-10
In TEE SPORTING WORLD.
SYSONBV7S DANGEROUS RIVALS
ARE THREE-YEAR-OLDS.
Bursomaster, Perycrsc and Mohawk ii,
May Trouble the hccne Champion
Before the EclT TnaS-N.ller Leads the
jockeys az R~Can!lc5-I!tz to Fight.

Before The Vclr Tn~dS-a!.ller Leads the
jockeys az n~Can!ns5-E!tz to Fight.
If sysonbv is d~,.,..r4 this year, re-.
marked a prominent tg..n': a. S~leepshead
Bay yesterday. 1t VIII be b. a tnTee.year-old
Mr.. keene's great horse, from present indica-
lions, VIII easily prove the master Of Oisesu,
Tradition, Ianya, Agile. Cairngorm. Oxford,
kiamesha. Dr.. Lego, rams Horn, Santa
Catalina and other horses 4 years old and
over, for he has wintared spleadidlv and is
even more lnvinc.b!e now than ever before,
In the autunlnsl races at long distances
SyBonby may have some trouble with such
three-year-oids as H. P. Whi'ncv's Blrgo-
master and Peryerse ana JOAN Sanlord's No
hawk II. These we're the truly great two
year-olds last season, and all come out Of
winter quarters ready for a long, arduous
campaign. P%erverse, 4 fun sister 70 Stalwart,
the long distance champion OF 1901. may turn
out TO be a famous mare She i fast, game
and sound, and did not get too much racing
last year. She viii represent Mr., Whitney in
the Tidal and Realization Stakes, but Burgo.
master. unluckilv, is not eligible Tor these
big specials. burromas"er should develop
into q great three-year-old. He has whirl-
wind speed and can carry weight He has
the conformation of a distance runner and
his action is smooth and even. Mohawk II.
will not race before S~aratosa opens, hut he
will probahly 20 after the Great Republic.
Later on he will run in the Century and the
Annual Champion If nothing happens. II
sysonoF runs up AGAINST these three stars
late in the year when all have become sea
Voned, horsemen herAebout9 believe that he
will have some bot work cut'out for him. As
far as the BROOKLYN and Suburban handicaps
are concerned il looks 70 NE as Il Svsonby
shouid win Doth Of them with any kind OF a
lucky break, as he will meet nothing in either
event that can make him extend his neck II
looks as II BurGomaster would be a starter in
the Metropolitan. but from what hear Sv.
Nsonby will not go to the post IN that event
Mr.. Whitnev's colt will be in. If he goes. as aI
big handicap AT Belmont Park. as the distance
is not too far for hin.
Walter Miller has a strong lead over the
other jockeys at BernlnCs IN point Of winning
mounts He has handled seventeen Of them,
not including YES ertav's events. and will
carry on the honors for the meeting {.
Morris. a newcomer, stands second in the list.
with MCDANIEL third. The success Of is vorites
at BenninEs. in'ldentall", has bean remark
able. inasmnrh ne thlrry-foIr ont If seventy
cent. which Is far above the usual average
-
Inc 'raVesend track was IN good oondi-
tioh early N'S'eF74F morning. and many
horses recelNA1 hE!sk trials R0seben, who
Is oelhg narrowly Wa''he1 nv the track
sharps, turned six ilTlonEs in IA -5 in
handy str!e. and If he Is not started in the
Carter Handicap it is believed that a mistake
VIII De made
Thar NO, J-.-
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