The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-16
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and running Tho milo md y quarter With io1
mounds In Tot Ni Aftnt that triumph
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the champion threc-venr-old colt, hut In
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pounds In the BROOKLYN and Hild"bfand viii
have the leg up
The declaration Of Sysonby from the Brook
iyn Ia IN line with the policy Of the keene
stable mnde known ia THr SrN several weeks
ago when the great raCehorsc was thrown
out Of training because of a %virIlent attack
Of skin disease. Recently several sensational
stories have appeared that the horse was AT
the point Of death. but Trainer Rowe said
yesterday that SysOnby was never in such
danger and was doing nicely under the cir
cumstanCes. Rove, however. would not say
that Sysonby would be able 20 race again
this year, while other horsemcn still insisted
that the Melton colt would be retired until
next year.
The best twO-year-old colt. barring pos
sIbly Paul Rainey's De Mund. that has been
shown this year on the metropolitan tracks
won the second race yesterday. W. H..
Daniel In his name and he IL a son OF Wools-
thorpe-Colline. With ITO pounds on his
back he breezed down the straiRhtaway
course, covering nve furlongs In $50. which
Is a now track record. the best previous
time being o.59 rs, made last year by New
ton Bennington's First Water. with III pounds.
Daniel Is owned by the Chicago turfman
NJ. IL. Tlchenor, who believes that the young
ster will develop into a high class stake
winner. When he came home on the bit
several turf experts on the clubhouse lawn
predicted that he would make even the
s4s, 900 De Mund extend himself. should
they meet under equal conditions. Golf
Ball, who ran second in this event. in /.
Hitchcock, Jr. q. colors. Ia a colt by Plaudit =
Gutta Percha, who was bred by j. i. Madden,
his present trainer. Golf Ball was backed
literally at 4 to 1 by the society people who
saw him defeated from the private box es,
Belfast. the third horse. Is by Belvidere-
Lucasta, owned by Paul Rainey, Frank
Farrell started u colt In this race by 81, Gatien
-Sycophant, named Joe Cassidy. after the
former president OF the Borough of Queens.
who had u sympathetic wager down at 20 to /,
The youngster had early speed but was not
ready for racing.
Big money was lost on Lord Of the Forest.
In the first race. This was believed to be ono
Of the surest things OF the day. and the smart
people, as well as the public. loaded tho books
up with all sorts Of wagers. II the Ootogon
Relding had not ca rried Optician wide coming
Into the stretch the latter would probably
have won easily, but as II was nobody could
piok the winner at the wire except the judges,
Frank Farrell's Mlntia. n Kinley Mack colt,
made his first appearance OF the year and
z- 800 0,A a,iNI and Cali h ali
fell In a jam on the backstretoh. in which
Lester l.. Hayman was knocked out Of II. too.
Neither Jockey was seriously hurt. Lowe.
who rode 0ptician. In a promising apprentice
who seems to be steadily improving.
The Raineys were hard hit on two races.
Paul Rainey started Anna May. a hlly by
King Erio-Fig Leaf, In the third race. and
the betting agents were kept busy plastering
the books with heavy commissions until the
hlly went to the post n . TO 1 favorite. having
opened at 4. But she got nothing. Then
Faith May, who started In the last race.
caught more OF the Cleveland millionaires'
money, as abe was backed from 10 down to s.
But the best abe could do was 70 run third.
Jockey Radtke. who resumed riding after a
three days suspension. did not set the crowd
on ere with his work. He was unplaoed
eth Lester L. Hnyman IN the first race. took
uird money with Belfast In the second.
hniahed nowhere with Anna May in the third.
was unplaoed with Aucassin In the fifth and
came In third with Edith James In the last.
Miller, his chief rival. on the other hand.
rode q winner and two seconds, while little
Garner handed two winners. Although e. r.
Thomags Toddles was the almost unanimous
pick OF the tipsters for the third event. abe
went up In the betting from . TO z 70 ., her
owner letting her run unbacked.
II the Jockeys had been reversed. Security
would probably have beaten Rebo In the
Harlem Stakes. Burns was made to appear
like q green novice by the midget Garner.
who was az cool as the proverbial cucumber.
when the crisis arrived. Previous winners
OF the race were Lehman. Roysterer. Kinni-
kinnio, Hammock. DR.. Riddle. Highlander.
Sheriff Bell and Little Em. MIR. Drake had Q
solid bet on Rebo. but he would have played
his horse with more confidence II he had been
sure that he was able TO stay tho distance
with such horses as Security and Grenade.
Al that Rebo hung up q new record for the
race. $40 Id,
Garner put up tho neatest kind Of q ride
on Mary Morris In the fifth event, This flly
has a sore mouth and ls sour tempered. Be-
fore Garner began to ride her, Jimmy McCor-
mick did not believe that he could win a race
with her. but she has taken a fancy to tho
little jockey, who appears to know Just how
20 handle her. The wise money went on
Yorkshire Lad In this race bee ause the Dinna
Forget colt IL Thought TO be ono of the most