The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-28
M'CIRTER BEATS FRANK GILL
WINS COSMOPOLITAN HANDICAP
IN 4. HARD DRIVE.
Keene's Frizette Captures the Laureate
-Aletheuo Beats Prince Hamburg
Lady WinifFed, MIR. Mccain and Wei
bourne Also score In the Win and Rain.

Only the regulars. about 5000 Of them. at
tended the races at Belmont Park yesterday.
Tho rain fell In sheets a part of the time and
the track was a sea Of sloppy mud over which
Ave fayorites met defeat. TIL feature was
the Cosmopolitan Handicap, at 4 mile and a
sixteenth. with an excellent field facing the
barrier. At the start the Newcastle Stables
good three-year-old McCarter. backed down
TO 7 to 2 fav0yite, was OF poorly. but Miller
rushed him - the front in the first quarter
of q mile and took the track. This proceeding
somewhat exhausted McCarter. who began
to stop in the middle of the stretch, but Miller
never let up on him and In a hard drive the
colt won by a nose In l:45 As. Frank Gill,
8 10 1, closed with a great turn OF speed. but
when he got his head in front OF McCarter
Notter stopped riding. This error cost
Frank Gill the race. but he managed to take
the place from Boots Durnellis Eealon, 5 to 1,
by a scant half length. Eealon came from
nowhere In the last quarter of a mile. Dolly
Spanker and Ethon had early speed but backed
up.
James R. Keene's Frlzette was an added
starter in the Laureate Stakes, for two-year-
Odds. five furlongs, straights way. and with
Miller up she simply stood the Others on
their heads. Frizette went up In the betting
10 IL TO s. but she won by i've len gths. r. 1.
CarmRn's Magazine. is TO 1. was second. a
length and q half In front of W. w. Darden's
Live Wire. is to /. G.. w. Burt, Ito 8 f~avorite,
could not extend himself in the going. The
race was run during a binding .rainstorm
impossible to distinguish the identity of the
horses until they reached the last furlong
pole.
4 to 8, was easily beaten in the first race. at SIX
and a half furlongs; He wore bar plates ana
tSeuo, P Backed SHiF down n To 8 To s, was TAKEN to the
front by Miller and beat the Whitney horse by
a length and a half in i:ls IS. Pantouhe.
Fred JohnsoS'S Lady %inifred. 10 TO 5 sec.
second race. for two-yearIolds, four and g half
ienSthss in ap o:ss rs. The Seewc'astle stables
Spooner, 5 TO 2 favorite, after being knocked
in a' hard drive by a nose from the oHnecf
Stables Cohort. backed down to 4.
II Hitehconk, Jr'a Garrett to 10 davotite
Neyiiie's Mr.; MGcssnn. backed from 10 down
re Ted & ede from IS to rst 5, at st the last FG Jump rm and
won in a romp by a Wide margin. With Palm
in the place and Garrett a poor third. The
r Robert Seyflls's oolOrs yere, also carried
and and a r t%Tl01s,k By TsSlbouTD n Z to l.. |: who s9Ge ran
and beat the latter q length. Waddell was
DISQUALIFIED for foullng Smiling Tom to ;
colt got second money as q result. The
time was l:56 SIS. The summaries:
WRIT RACE
For three year Odds; ten pounds above the scale;
81. 900 added: siI and q half furlongs; main course;
Horse and Aoe. WI. JOCKEY. Bedding. FIN,
Aletheuo. 3.......... los Miller. IS IS !.
Prince HAmburg 5. .124. .Koener.... Is "a q.
Pantoune. I......... lis. z. DugAn... 81 6b 81
Linnepee, a.........l los. Bussel....1oo- 2o-l 4
Time, I1e <-b.
Good start: won easily: Aietheuo, ch. O.. D. by
OrnAment-Uudecided: owned by r, T. Wilson,
Jr.; trained by T. ]. HeGley.
SECOND RACE.
For two -yssr-old.; 20 carry twelve pounds under