Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-22
FIVE FAVORITES
BEATEN AT SHEEPSHEAD

NEW YORK, June 22.-Seven races were
run at Sheepshead Bay yesterday and In five
Of them the public choices met defeat.
Fully 1900 persons were In attendance and
a majority Of them went home behind the
game financially. The biggest surprise OF
the afternoon occurred in the running of
the Coney Island handicap. at six furlongs,
main course. On form Halifax looked BEST
but he went up in the betting to 13 to 5,
with Z to 5 for the place and got no part
of the purse 8. c. Hildreth's Tony Faust,
a three-year- old Sain colt, quoted at 30 to
1, came with a dazzling rush at the end
and won by head from T.. c. McDowers
Kings Daughter, 8 to I, with H B. Dur
yeas Dreamer, to 1, length and a half
back, beating the Newcastle stables ]. c.
Core, to /, a head. The time was LIB 40
bad ride by Lowe resulted In the unex-
to favorite, in the Daisy stakes. for two
year-olds. five furlongs. on the grass.
Cohort broke slowly. and when Lowe got
him we'll into his stride he messed the colt
about in the stretch like green apprentice.
Meanwhile Albert Hamel's good flly Nota-
sulga, to I, who had run over the pace
maker. James B. Brady, at the head OF the
stretch, went onto the wire. where she de-
feated Cohort by half a length in 1:01: Co
hort managed to beat Woodford Clay's
Nimbus 80 to 1, a neck for the place.
Hard Drive for Joe Nealon.
Under a hard drive and on the extreme
outside of the track c. E. DurnelPs Joe
Nealon. s to I favorite, got up In time to
win the fifth race, for two-year-olds, five
furlongs. by head from P. J. Dryers An
sonia, 60 to 1. who In turn had the same
advantage over the Oneck stables Fresh,
IS to l. The time was 1.O1 2-5
c. r. Ellison's Yankee Girl, with top
weight and receding favorite, ran OF with
the handicap. at a mile and sixteenth on
b
three-quarter> pole and breezed to the
judges four lengths in front of Bartender,
6 to /. Ostrich, backed down to 10. was
poor third after following Campaigners
q factor. I ne time was 40.
Three long shots cut up the purse in the
first race for II i've e fqrlongs
all the pace and beat Sydney Paget's Risk.
40 to 1. by couple of lengths. The latter
was head in front Of the Newcastle sta
head before s. C. HiIdreth's Hiacko, a hot
6 to favorite. The time was 1.01 %.
Moyea. Is to 1. made the running in the
second race. at six and a half furlongs. up
to the last eighth pole, where he hung.
Then Barbary Belle to 1. went to the
front and beat the rapidly closing Orbicular.
back. Pretension. ii to 5 favorite. could
not raise gallop The time was 10.
E. r. Bradley's Troublemaker. a Is to 1
shot, took the last race. for maidens, at a
of Dick FinneIl, 8 to /, with Haensel, 3 to
favorite, poor third. The time was 1.41.
The Summaries.
First race, 1--WE furlongs-Alauda. 1O2 Ofountainl.
10 to 1. won: Risk, 50 Herner,. 10 to 1. second; ;
Massen, 1O2 CAilerl. to 1, third. Time, :Ol 2-5
HiackO. Treasure, Rustic, Royal Evox, Montbert,
New Garter, Iwsmi. Una. Select, Astoria Belle
Second race, six and half furlongs-Barbary
(Radtkel, 6 to l. second; Mayea, 81 tShillingl,
y to I. third Time, leo. Workman. Belfast ,as
Woods Yorktst, Esoteric, Cinchona, Lady Anne
and DArkle also ran. - - 2
Third race, Ave furlongs-Notasuga. 122 Radtkel.
to 1, won; CohOrt 125 Gowe). to Q, second;
Nimbus, ia fW. Doylel, 80 to l, third. Time,