The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-05
MILLER RIDES FOUR FIRSTS.
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over lu the Galrty stakes fut two yeaf OH
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tadikr ou' ont the running Win her hut he
had 10 shake tho nlly NJ all through tho last
quarter NJ . nIle M order 10 win hr q l"usih
from , u Thomas Barhary H"ll" : ia I.
Nho got y hustlius ride from Miller md beat
II wilson. lt : Alteration tot 4 head Tor
the Mace lhc race was run In t2l'
Miller hogan hia day = work with an "asv
victory on Nike Clancy . Tommy NRdd"ll
"a D., , aaHtttUI thttta m the hanHItU n a. anNt l
furlouga. lie took command A. tho head
of tho stretch. after Watergrass, ~ 10 I, had
set the PACE to that point, and beat IN" latter
In q romp bv three lengths IN i2S Water
grass. under n drive. beat sir iyneHood ~
10 / hy thr"" PARTS Of n length. I. ' Bell
GIofiHcr. = to . a%vorito. proved to be a royal
throw down for the public lie had no speed
and was never conspicuous. Bohemia, an
other well supported choice, was badly ridden,
Miller came home alone In the second race.
for wo.yeHr-olds. four and a half furlOugs,
straightaway. when he had the leg up on
X. T. Mil-ol. Jr = Monfort, TO iavorile
The Orna meut colt outran the others from
the swapping Of the barrier and gaiioped
home with three lengths 10 spare In o.i2 20.
". n Snyder's Carriers. 70 &c. got III" place
ia to / shot. by a head. sydney Pacet-
Ra ppahannook. o TO /, was half a length "uf
Of the money
The fith race, for platcrs. at seven turlongs.
was a hot betting proposition, with M!nt!a
and Entree closing equal iaNorltes al : 10 D.
great dcai OF ground. while Miller on Mintla
broke with his usual alaCrity and set the pace.
attended by Far West. to the head Of the
stretch. Then Radtke began. 70 overhaul
everything in front Of him with Entree urtll
Miller was forced to a hard drive to take
the race by a head, Entree having two Lengths
over Battleaxe. 5 to /. with Telephone, Well
ola we'd TO show, half a length back.
VI. |. Schulte's Zienap, backed down 10
0 to 5 ia vorite, made all the pace in the hand;
cap for mares and fillies. three year re- old and
upward. one mile. and won on the bit, three
lengths before ". " Darden's Miss CraW-
ford. = TO /, with Miller in the saddle, +. 4.
Thomas's Yalagal, 3 to |, was two lengths
away, beating Mollie Donohue. a supposed
good thing. by the SAM margin. The mile
was run In $40 fiat. The attendance was
easily 5000. The summaries.