The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-09
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It was getaway day at Jamaica yester
day and the talent received q series Of memo
rable jolts because OF the defeat Of hvt
favorites. When r. I. Wilson. Jr's. Dolly
spankeF won the handicap at q mile ant
q sixteenth the critics instantly cried Form
reversal The last time Bpanker started
be ran without blinkers. Although he col
on well he dropped back quickly and came
home last. He wore blinkOrs yesterday
however. and some Of the ahrewdest bettorl
proceeded 10 back him from 4 down to IS to s
He had . world Of speed and when Miller
cut him loose he fairly breezed home -four
lengths ih front Of Tommy Waddell. Is 10 s.
b nosed J. A. Bennet's Flip Flap out oil
third money.
Flip Flap because of Q report that abe had
worked a mile In lao lis opened ~favorite
at even money. Dave johnson wagered
nearly tS 1000 on her. but In addition 10 the
support OF other big speculators she receded
In the price to0to 8. She carried I2e pounds.
conceding fifteen to Waddel and eighteen
to Spanker, which may have been too much
for her. but ss she ran q dead looking race
II may be we'll to watch her the next time
out. Ths time was IAs Us.
Looking for the winner OF the Suffolk
Stakes. for tWo-year-olds. five fuTlon &c, vas a
most difficult problem. The big players
took Blue Heron. who was q 2 10 1 ~favorite,
1NN thS Noo DooNch y hCao " NuO plhCC ny
Jack Joyner's Tartar Maid, I to second
choice. l.. A. Cella's hustle, 5 to /, proved
to be much the best. for she left the others
early and galloped home with six lengths to
spare In l0l SIS. Previous winners Of this
event were Ninepln. Waterside, Special
License and TileinR.
r. F. Carman's Sweet Taire, 5 to 1 second
choice. outgamed Is T. Wilson, Jr.'s. Alauda,
a hot favorlte in the hrst race, for two-year-
olds, FIVE ~furlongs. and won In q drive by
three parts of n length In 100. Z. l.. Nor
tons The Dane, 7 to ?, was two lengths back.
The start was bad, Hartford Boy and Mrs.
O'Farrell being left standing at the post.
There was another poor start In the second
event. for platers, at a mile and q sixteenth.
AZora being left. while Lord Stanhope. who
was a head out OF the money, had little chance
at the break. Barney Schreiber's Tony
Bonero. Q TO 2. got a neat ride In this race and
won by a length from Shenandoah, s to /.
the latter standing q hard drive and beating
j. p. Mayberry's John Smulski. backed from
to g.. by a nose. The time was 1IS SIS.
hasaniello. 10 to S favorite. was knocking
at the door.
Radtke made his first appearance since his
fall from Ben Cole last week when he took
the mount on Oyama In the fifth race. Oyama
was played from 7 down to 8. made all the
pace and was an easy winner. But Barney
SchreiberS Chief Hayes. backed from 4 to 2.
who had q rough journey and ran second.
was probably the best. He had a length
over Sir Toddlngton. 8 to s f~avorite, the latter
beating Sufice. so to |. and Berkeley. Q to l.,
by a few feet. The time was ia is.
Tom Welsh had McCarter In fine shape for
the last race, q handicap at hve and a half
furlongs. Tit colt was backed down TO
6 to s. and when Miller took him 20 the front
just before he reached the far turn it was
easy. McCarter breezed nome three lengths
before Halifax. the top weight, 3 to / who
was "a good as left at the post. A length
and a half back Inauisitor. 4 to 1. beat Don
Domo. the Gray Ghost, Q to l. a head. The
time was 1O7. Miller rode two winners and
a second. The summaries:
FIRST RAcK.