The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31
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,.-. n,n.' among ihc trees beyond the back
..,s,.I .'h .-sinl. Accountant, Pegasus
sra Tie QUAIL following In indian nle, and
p,ls.lr fr.rlug last In q big cloud Of dust
R.tgonr.'r turned The frat curve Of the 5"
Il, a gallon LvuN had n tight hold on the
h,dIe aud f. looked even then. a. II the Whit
',cv oil, 20 ,uII WIN hands down. As the son
of Hamburg Hurley Burlev neared the turn
into tho rrmo-'rct'h, Accountant and Peg
s.l. uor" gaining on him, With Radtke
t.srlnp The QUAIL along two lengths back.
Marin hogan to maze his run with 40
CONTAIN vhen he was n quarter OF a mile
from home. but Burgomaster. without being
extended. drew away. Then Accountant
syervai all over tho track under the whip and
his 49, Nl, pronounced hopeless Radtke,
hog4,pf. was now hard AZ work on The
Quail and vas closing with a tremendous
rush a, he passed the final sixteenth pole.
LYME looked back and decided 10 take no
chances. so be- shook BurGomaster M, and
he star three-year old extended himself for
the arst time since the start He was winning
by a length and u half in handy, style, having
, 1esF he Ss't Ts"e a a. the distance It was a terrific
drive for the place, The Quail mailing IL oya
head from Accountant, with Pegasus nve
a superb steeplechqse was provided by
the Whitney Memorial. run over the Grand
some Of the best jumpers in this country went
= 10 the post. William Shelds,s Balzac ruled a
steady layorite at ? with Mr. Totton,s De-
Jf" e popular timber topper, Good and Plenty.
for some reason, did not, catch the fancy OF
n, rsttt is' his e ssSeesse sq IN tie tie p P%R.'f played 9se HIN
literally at 3. Desert Chief. famous in Eng
land as a cross-country performer, made his
Arat annaaranra here In the cOlOrA OF the
, BrSowaiEeiigb Park Stable and was also sup
ported There were seven starters and they
Baizsc, according to custom, but before the
f hss.r qGGsSTi' e} S Of a w %,if sr hsf o for his S0i Hsad.
passed Balzac and proceeded to set a hot
pace II was this move on ne PAR Of the
and Stamina out OF Bslzac. for the latter was
LP difficulty after he had gone a little mere
pace served TO kill him of. too. When Desert
Chief I fell on the S %ss Ses,sn 'h fbe ssc Rna
sfopp GE's simultaneously, But old Ben Crock
hall mile he made a bold attempt, to 90 TO
ISs from, But Rsy id no, let Good and
1p aIasd a 4 com a' al i%n advSnta ns Jus until Tia' he
cleared the last jump. Then he drew away;
patting his horse on the neck as he, passed
the he multitude multi vent Wild With delight, Del.
canta finished twenty lengths behind Ben
beaten. Fallaheen and Goldteur iell, their
riders receiving a number OF bruises Inc
.Gentiemen riders had a chance to show
their skill in the Amateur, Cup. a hishweight
selling event at a mile. and there were several
we're absqrdly, ridiculous. W. n Levering's
Paeon, a hot fa%vorite, was messed about long
SSv'RFs sctn 20 IT, II S a p to I ! shot. HMeanWhiiis Sir,
Tucker put UP a splendid finish on the Chel-
amid a crazy demonstration Of happiness,
BY a length Mr.. Martin secured he place
by two lengths, with q. F. Johnsons Colossal,
ney Jerome's able ass istants, finished In the
TICK with Big Tim Sullivan's ARABIC, to l.
Aley ~Shields's Halifax. q receding f%avorite.
Mth Shaw up ran poorly IN ne Crotona
the whlpsnd finishing a head out OF the money.
frederick Johnson = 5eronaut, to on the
siIsr 4 Sf ho1 s s%! q sne T FisS tIHm F1 Bs ! aPa
Iiptoe, 8 TO |, he beat her r length in t:i2 3-S;
' uIiord, J.? TO !. got up IN time 10 get third
loneN' Consistent was a head back OF Hall
Locke Miller rode two winners. He came
home n he first race for wo1yea Folds, four
Nqntort, ! TO 2 f~avorite. who breezed in front
allthe way and had FIVE ensths at the Judges
9 new track record. Rsdtke rode Jsunty.
70 10 ! lnto he place two lengths before
Oletno, also 10 to /.
Miller also scored with Tommy Waddell.
He shot him up on the rail at the la st %furlopg
poll and then drove. the MaGian colt home
. length before Cederstrome. TO !, who
made most Of the running Vino, 10 10 5.
%'h Radtke up: was a poor third: tn" mile
together with two second choices, the ring
receiving the worst of the encounter with the
followers Of form. The track was in excel
lent condition. The summaries:
FIRST RACE,
Selling for two. year odds: $500 added; allow
thces; four and a half fuIlongs. straight: