The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-13

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Su,scna ,,sr and Attfui. had they been able
a if.n mn. would have been powerful factors
4 t,cins th- year, and their retirement IL
srAInlr q p,rre of hard luck. In my opinion
Rsy wcrc two IT the greatest horses that
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hufsonastar won tho Carlton Stakes and
ne tich Belmont 40 easily tibet he was quickly
pgonounsed tho horse Of the year. II was
,ooaden,ly believed that he would carry on
he bulk NJ the three-year-old classes Just a.
sy1onby did last season. He IL q magnificent
thoroughbred. with superb action. and the wey
10 won htt vs. starts caused shrewd judges
10 believe that he might develop into q second
syaonby Not long ago Tanya was retired
10 the stud. 80 that the whitney stable Ii
Without anv formidable representative In
The older division. barring the FLY Perverse.
pho recently won the Ladies' Stakes and who
vii probably capture the Gazelle Stakes to-
day. So far the whitney two-year- olds
have not amounted 70 much, but the season
d young yet and Rogers may o several
youngsters Of championship calibre later.
Senator McCarren's Blair Athol. q three
yeAr.old colt by Ben Strome-Roseieaf, a full
brother to Roseben. died yesterday from
bckjav. The colt while working at the Bay
picked up a nail. He was soon suffering in
tense agony and although several vets tried
10 save him. he could not survive. As q two-
year-old, owned by W. NJ. Sheftel, Blair Athol
son several good races. He developed well
md his work recently indicated that he would
e able To rank well up among the best three
year odds.
Z Thdfactthat the Handicapped piled the weight
% Ben Strong In the handicap for two-year-
eds yesterday was regarded with some algnlA-
espct. Ben Strong 10 owned by Louis A..
Celia Of the notorious Cella-Adler-T Titles
Undicate Of st. Louis, who lie backing four
members Of the Nets In the betting ring. II is
urnlsed that the turf authorities do not care
for Cella's presence on the local tracks. and
Ia tk.t a,N LII, z-IA NJ. oA----
heavily burdened In the third race yesterday
that he had no chance to win. even though he
made the running for nearly half a mile. The
riding Of 0'Neill on Judge Post in thisle event
caused a lot OF harsh talk. The colt was liter
ally backedlof the boards. a SO 900 commission
wee sent to the ring from the clubhouse alone.
Judge Post, a sluggish horse, did not get into
be stride early. but O'Neill never made a
move with him until he hit the stretch. In
stead Of going to the whip the Jockey was
atshed to Use his hands and heels. the colt
running practically Under his own courage.
With any kind Of vigorous handling Judge
Post would probably have won. AS Il was.
the weak ride enabled the books to win thou
nnds on the result. 0'Neill has fallen of
b his riding this year to a remarkable degree.
Re lacks the old fire and dash and seems
unable to put up a strong finish.
1t was announced yesterday that many
rominent horsemen intend to race at the
New Salem track. in New Hampshire. which
opens on June %. Andrew Miller. John A.
Drake, R. T. Wilson, Jr.. Charles Ellison,
James Mclaughlin and Louis Celia are among
those who have engaged stable room. 1t has
not been decided as yet who will do the start
ing, but it is probable hat A. B. Dade, now
~ofciatine at Buffalo. will handle the barrier
q part OF the time.
After her splendid race yesterday Whimsical
vas pronounced. the best race mare In train
ING, but she will have to take the measure OF
Hamburg Belle before conservative judges
will concede this honor to her. That she is
same there an be no doubt, for she went
through a most gruelling test with flying
olors, incidentally. she beat the record for
The Standard at the distance. the best prev
nus time being 207 3-5. made by Beldame last
year, Other winners OF the Standard were
E%thelbert, Advance Guard, Heno and Major
palnserfeld, The race yesterday was worth
NILS gross, Of which the winners share was
Nils.
Halifax's feat Of winning the handicap at
about six furlongs. with 1872 pounds on his
back. was a meritorious performance. He
ave is pounds to Astronomer. 81 to Belmere,
Ito Lotus, 2oto May Morris, q to Bill Phillips,
sto Coincidence. 81 to saylor. 80 to Sir Rus
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% Fancy Bird. David Gideon and John A. |
Drake were among those who thought that
Astronomer had a chance to win this event.
Every plnnger at the track bet heavily on
loeistilla in the second race, Sam Hildreth
ed that the Locohatchee mare could not
nee, and on this advice Drake put his checks I
Gown until he stood to win q bundle. The
mare was in rare good form and the books
Ut q scorching when she came home.
belfast ran for the first time In the colors
" bis new owner, F. W. Seeley. In the third
event, Jesse Lewisohn had q big bet down
ao 90 did Bob Tucker and others who trail
WITH Jockey Martin. This colt was claimed out
" Q selling race the other day fro m the
Atineys, who we're not at the track to see him
'h' Since the suspension Of Radtke, by the
tty, the Raineys have temporarily. lost
interest in the racing game. but as soon as
aelr star Jockey resumes work At the Bay
ney will he on deck again.
a man is crazy to bet on such q lot Of in
upefienced boys" remarked a turfman as
- saw the non-winnine jockeys come out Of
.e paddock for the fifth race. Bat the
.Ssculators went on with their betting just
,eeame, The money was placed on Lindale.
taesplan, New York and Lady Valentine in
auhks. in spite OF the fact that they were
uaoen by greenhorns who we're on the verge
" nervous prostration when they faced the
Ssner. A killing went through with Thespian.
nooen by a boy named Tadlock. who simply
~ still and let the old Rafallo horde make
o own pace, Lindale, owned by James
SS'aSaS' was also primed for a big coup. but