The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
NEPTUNE FOE KEENE,s BALLOT.
heats Belmont's Don Enrique In SLOPPY
Going ~ Brighten.

In spite Of disagreeable weather. $4,000
pefsons eew the racing at Brighton Beach
track yesterday The going was sloppy.
horses and Jockeys coming home blinded with
mud. -Four out Of seven favorites were de-
feated, but the books did not have d great deal
the better OF the argument when the proceed
ings were at an end. The $500 Neptune
Stakes. for two-year-olds. six furlongs. was
the leading feature. Water Pearl was
scratched because Of slight lameness. so James
r. Keene's Ballot was made the favorite at
to S. Because OF q belief that Ballot did not
care for the going. he went back In the prices
to q to 5, while August Belmont's Don Enrique
and T. C. McDowell's Berwick were both
backed down. But Ballot ran q fine race and
won by a length in 1916. Miller set the pace
with r.. r. Wilson Jr.s Aletheuo. s to 1. at
tended by Don Enrique. Horner made two
or three runs with the latter, 30 that when
Ballot moved up under Radtke's persuasion
the Belmont colt had nothing left. Don En-
rique was driven into the place half q length
before Aletheno. who in turn beat Berwick
by a head.
George c. Benefits good mare Dishabille.
a hot f%avorite, was victorious in the Islip
Handicap, one mile and a furlong. Troxler
rode her to perfection. Entering the back
stretch Coy Maid and Dlshabille hooked up
h bnS,n made R The pace ssn With 1o T q m = d to The 4 sl9 9ss
turn. aud at the head OF the stretch i looked
as u she would win. But Tro1ler then, LEI
Dlsh = billed down and. afteE a - sharp a si duel b Tight
lensthin n "a. James R. KeePe's, Won Tromp.
With only four starters IN the clrragh
%ld ;sss+'t. Pas sifsS i. H W. %ssdls sS.S ssds
winner turned up in Mr., cottonis Flying
lenstRs be Z 1s p wne ssilU %isa h Paas s ssGsn
Miller scored a success n the hendieap fer
Posed of Hafhdsatra at We head Of the stretch
T. fnf ai tssG eEeS Sre 3. s sf4 RuM sssae b leGseas ao Ss1o te
drive for the place BY, a half a length. Kings
In a sharp drive Maurice .Kraus's, Athens.
5 to 1 took the first rsce. for maiden twoi
}ytam II J. rye TsS Snd 2 h M6r 1tqls6lSnss st. By one q f time
% %ss thi re n' tWo - lengths emf behind SH' Beating ~ c..
i 5sDssbf . s tS i a Y Ssf,. LED I. for F. h Sa1 2 m Hocn by 3 2
1 to i f%avorite. was far back in the muddy
ruck. The, time was 9s s-s.,
10 to, i. beat voleday. backed down to I.
by a half 2 length 4 the afth race, at e m aad
e Go1s e co sl1t Fer fo;,, fhs s sfews ss1e t dh,san paoe to
the place, with 'chaTlatan, 5 TO s f%ayorite.
'a FhsIs sh nWss % sn Upset If ie the the last xas race Ss at at, a
mile and a sixteenth, when Hagan brought
The Clown. a 10 to / shot. home In a sallop,
with three lengths to spare. Hagan waited
until the head Of the stretch was reached.
where he got through on the rail-. easily pass
ing Mandarin. o to &. favortte. and Hyperion.
played down TO !. who had been racing neck
Mandarin showed distress. and Hyperion
beat him a length and a half for the place.
Mandarin, for that matter. would have been
beaten for third money in another jump by
Miss Rlllie. 8 to I. who was closing fast. The
time was las. The summaries: