The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-02
ELECTTONEER WINS AT II TO 1
DEFEATS DE MUND AND OTHERS
IN PRODUCE STAKES.

james n. Keene'S Court Dress Breezes
Home IN q fer FtIlles IT. 3. Martin
. Good Jumper DIR. Gardner, Ned
Friar ana HOlscher Also sucCeSsful.
BrlRhton's fall meeting began yesterday
at the Beach. the CHI my weather and the ocean
blasts making overcoats comfortable. at the
same time keeping the attendance down to
tho regulars, shout 5000 OF whom were on
hand. The $50. 900 Produce Stakes. for two
year-olds, six furlongs. was run In two divis-
Ions. In the race for colts and geldings
E~lectioneer. the Futurlty winner. neglected
at ~ to 1. ran back to his best form. Dugan
waited with him while Paul ]. Ralney's De
Mund. even money ~favorlte, set q hot pace,
attended by the Newcastle Stables McCarter.
"a to 1. When the head OF the stretch was
reached E~lectloneer moved up on the out
side and with q brilliant rush 70 the wire he
won by q length in l:i3 SIS. with De Mund
barely aklhg the place from II. p. Whitney's
Paumonok. ~ to 1. by q nostriL Paumonok.
who began slowly. ran . great race. beating
McCarter a head for third money. Sydney
Paget's Water Pearl. the top weight. was the
victim OF rough riding in the backstretch,
Jones pulling him up to escape q fall over the
rail. Jones lodged q protest OF foul against
Miller. who In turn tried to put the blame on
Radtke. There was no chan &c In the original
placing, however.
James r. Keene's Court Dress. a prohibit
tive favorite. had an easy time winning the
race for nliles. She led from start to finish
and was Just breezing at the end. beating
E. r. Thomas's Barbary Belle. 3 to I. by q
length In iI2 As The latter stood a sharp
drive and took the place from James Curtis
Common Sue. 10 to 1, by a head. August
Belmont's Glamor, heavily backed for the
place. was unable to raise q good gallop.
c. c. Smithson's T. 8. Martin. aven money
favorite. experienced no trouble in capturing
the steeplechase. for three year-olds. at about
two miles. Rogan had him in hand. while
making all the pace. and at the end he romped
home with fifteen lengths to spare in 4:l6,
William Huffman's Realm. II to 1. ran second,
twenty lengths before MIR. Cotton's Sanctus.
coupled with st. Kelvin at 7 to I. J. W. Colts
SIIST tSe seoond IN" around St on the 0A'
tie. received what looked like an easy ride
himself and got no part Of the money. Bar
ney Schreiber's DIR. Gardner. $40 /, on the
other hand, cut loose on the far turn and came
place f rom NJ I, seSTsPtn.s Fen Psniar Tf,i'n IS 70 9l )
The wise men steered clear Of {. Z. 'Rows,r
First Mason, odds on ~favorite. in the fifth
p pTsFHsi HSE b Bis J 5;wS =; : R Rsd f Fra = %SS Ssr wa.
backed from Z to 2 down to 10 TO s; Martin
handled Red Friar in perfect style. the Dwyer
horse coming home the easiest kind OF a win
ner by three lengths in 2O6. After laying out
Of IL for nearly a mile, Sewell made his run
with First Mason. who finished second. two
len gths before Tartan, 8 to 1.
William Shields's Holscher.. passed UP at
for maidens, at a mile and a sixteenth. and
taking command at the end OF the far turn
he won easily by a length in 1913 rs. T. NJ
Cassidy Adonis, 10 to 1. nipped the place from
7. e. Madden's Lady Tarantells. a hot favorite
a. 7 TO s. by three parts OF a length. Four
favorites met defeat and the ring prOspered
accordingly. The summaries: