The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13
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usrk Grn,h Won convinced many experts
nat hs IL A stake horse NJ no mean calibre and
ina, he may have 4 chance 60 win the his
istc wtheta. for which he will be a starter.
Whle Grifi'h GOT a perfect ride from Miller.
Halifax. the hvorite, was messed about by
Garner In such a way as TO excite some COM
m,nt. Nearly all the big plunReTs backed
Halifax. oxford or southern Cross. simply
because Of past performances. and let 0rihith
Alone. II was the sixteenth running Of the
Tohossan and Gririth's time practically
squaTed The best record for the race, i:iIh.
made nv August Belmont's Mlzzen In 1903.
0Hher winners of this event were Fides. Fitg-
j.mes. Maidstone. Prince George. Correction,
hastings. Octagon. rwiceL. Banastar twice.
Voter. Old England. Hurst Park and Roseben.
Il was a day OF triumph for the Rainey
brothers. Roy and Paul. Following the sue
t.ss Of the formers $4,000 Sir Wilfred In the
fret race came the victory OF the st5, 600
De Mund In the Juvenile. The crush In the
paddock TO see De Mund before he was sad
died was so great that the police had to make
space around the entrance TO the stall.
De \ und came up to the expectations OF his
owner, who was elated when he saw The young
sier breeze home so easily. The Juvenile
Stakes was run at Jerome Park for the first
time in 1874. Since, 1870? the winners have
been DR.. Rice, S~enella. Prince Of Monaco.
C~aseopia. Firearm. Glenheim. DoubleS.
Tommy Atkins. Blue Girl. Mizzen. Broom
stick, Song and Wine and First Water. Out
side OF De Mund, the field that faced the
starter yesterday was very ordinary. Yet
the Newcastle Stable felt confident that the
0rsni colt. Saracinesca would take the meas
ure Of the Rainey horse. Saracinesca had
beaten his stable mate Oran In work. and as
the latter won the second race In a gallop
there was a hea w play on Saracinesca. Start
e. Cassidy sent the field away to a beautiful
break, but in less than half a dozen Jumps
De Mund left the others as II they were stand
Ing still. whereupon Jack Martin. who had the
LEG up, turned TO his rivals and cried out, with
alaugh:
'Good-by. boys! I'll see you at the s%calesl'
George S. Davis, the colt who ran second,
carried the colors Of his owner. the shortstop
Of the Chicago American League team. for
whom he is named. Davis has been playing
the races for many years. but never before
brsnohed out as an owner. Wrenne. scratched
frctn the last race. IL also owned by the ball
player,
James B. Brady's Oiseau and waterlight
bsve been declared from the Brooklyn Han
dieap. II was said yesterday that these horses
were to be'p0inted for the Suburban. Oiseau.
next to Sysonby, was the best three-year-old
! colt In training last year.
Sir Wilfred had all he could do to beat the
game little Pater in the first race. but he
landed some heavy wagers for John W. Gates.
John A. Drake. the Raineys. Matte ,Corbett,
E'R. Thomas. Jesse Lewisohn and others in
The clubhouse who were ready to accept any
Price about the 0ssary colt. Sir Wilfred has
hot been raced since the winter meeting at
Ls Angeles and was just q trlfe short. but
10 was game under punishment and showed
mat bis owner made no error when he got
MN at the recent sale Of Boots Durnell' 3
nofses, With q better ride Battleaxe. who
received seventeen pounds from Pater and
ssTen from Sir Wilfred. might have won
IL race.
After losing a number OF big bets In pre-
vous races on Toddles. f. r.. Thomas let the
ap run unbacked In the second race. with
pla place against her. Jersey Lady. In the
Whitney colors. ran q vastly improved race In
aA event. The defeat OF Golden Shore, the
a"ofae. was not wholly unexpected, as some
VI me big books laid against the Golden
'eHef hlly right up to the last moment.
mere was ninety-lve books. incl uding
MiIy non-members in the fro Mt line. sixty In
INe back line and 100 In the field. and 90 per
set' OF them lost money on the day. Some
eopped as much as 90 900 on the result OF the
~ nces' while others averaged about 1 800.
ooi Lehtensteln placed q heavy commission
Aa over the ring on De Mund, who was the
4 n%t heavily backed winner Of the day.
.Mess this colt goes wrong II will take a phe-
nonenal two-year-old to beat him. He is q
poterful looking fellow with whirlwind
sseedand appears to have the National Stallion
eHkes at his mercy. His time for the Juve-
se oSe as, was onlv two-ffths Of a second
Nntnd the best record for the track. hung up
az spring In this event by Newton BenAing.
"as First Water.
Both Ben Crockett and Kernel we're we'll
yAyed TO beat Good and Plenty In the steeple-
snase' A clubhouse commission placed q
sSnoie on Kernel. straight and place. pre-
sIhaoiy Tor j. W. Colt. his owner. Rodrock.
NY nad the mount. was slow In getting
Sue away from the post and when the
apnon colt refused at the jump on the first
\ p%n'he money went UP In smoke. Good and
saa'y' who was rather high In flesh. jumped
~ much OF his old skill. and his victory
,sohe OF the most popular events Of the
S.W'hooh' Going up the backstretoh for the
49, time MACMILLAN stumbled at q jump
A. L. hnppe was unseated. He threw
!. arms about the colts neck and finally
S~.snnaeed 10 Wrigele back into the saddle.
sue me spectators cheered him to tho echo,