The Washington herald., 1907-09-03
NEALON THE WINNER
Twin City Handicap Goes to
Victor in Suburban.
10000 AT sHEEPSHEAD BAY
Big Crowd Sees Good Races Except
In steepIechase, which Has Queer
LOok-Five Added Starters in Au-
tumn Maiden Stakes, and Two of
Them Get Part Of the Money.

New York, Sept. 2--Nealon. the winner
Of the Suburban Handicap, for whom
William r. DuBoise, the owner OF the
Patchogue Stable, paid $4,000 at the re-
cent sale OF Z. z. DuTnelrs horses, was
victorious in the rich Twin City Hands
cap, one mile and a quarter, run at
Sheepshead Bay this afternoon in the
presence Of 10000 spectators.
Nealon carried top weight and went up
IN the betting to TO / Yet he made all
the running and won in a gallop by six
lengths in 2:05 3-5. the race being run
over a heavy track. Z. r. Hitchcock S
Dandelion ran second. threee lengths in
front of II. p Headley's Beacon Light.
The Hitchcock, Jr.'s, Salvidere did not
run within many pounds of his best form,
while J. Z. Wideners Sir Lynnewood. re-
duced from to 8. was practically left at
the post.
There were five added starters in the
Autumn Maiden Stakes for twO-year-
olds. five furlongs. Fumrity course. and
two of them got a part Of the money.
Frank J. FarreH's Jim Gaffney. a hot
favorite, backed from TO TO 5, made
the running up to the last furlong pole,
where Knapp. through overcOnhdence,
| eased the colt up. Then Fred Cook s
Lawrence p. DAILY, a 30-to-1 shot. came
with a rush. and after iostling Gaffrsy at
the sixteenth pole, went on under a hard
drive from NicOl and won by half a
| length in 100.
The steeplechase was not a farce, but
/ 1t had a queer look. J. =. Widener' 5
Homoselle was backed from Is down to ).
/ He went 10 the front at the start and
/ secured. a big lead When he reached
the end Of the back stretch for the last
I time he stumbled at a jump and lost
ground. But al the same obstacle both
J. W. Colts Paprika, l5-to-2O favorite, and
/ W. J.. Maupins Judge White, II TO 5, the
only other starters, fen together
/ A steeplechase jockey named Terry
grabbed Judge White jumped into the
saddle, and went after second money. He
made the weight and the placing was not
changed. Huppe. his face covered with
blood, brought Paprika home for third
money several minutes later,
The Summaries.
/ FIRST lightweight handicap; purse; s. 81
added six furlongs; main ocurse. KestoT, is giar
/ TIM. to l. Won; Mark Antony. "a tNotter},
/ TO ]. second; CTCsSina. 80 ,HOmCT 4 TO l. third
/ Time. Ii4 Is Lady Anne. Golden Shore. II,
/ Knows. Y0rzist and Lisiirss also ran.
/ SECOND RACE-Steeulecbase purse; $40,
added; fer four-y ear-olds aud upward; about twe
/ miles HomoseIe ~ tArchihaldl S 20 l. son
/ Judge White li2 lDupeel 2 To ]. second, Paprika
/ ~ ,HHpsi, / 20 = third THne, i.ll. Ouly three
starters.
/ THIRD RACE-The Autumn Maiden; sec
/ added; for twoyeaTold maidens L. T. Daily. II.
I tNicoll, Is 10 J. wen; jim Gatiuey 10 Knapp.
/ 10 ]. second DESTROYS ll2 Duganl, 4 20 l. third
TIM. lea Alfred Noble, ImiJator, Big Chief Mis-
I Popular, Bellwcthcr. Jane swift Smiley Corbett
I Donuel. Tea Leaf. ard Rampage also ran.
/ FOURTH RACE-The Twin City Handicap
/ $1,000 added. for threeyearoiGs and upward. on,
/ and CreQmTter miles Neaon, II (Knappl. Z tr
! J. woH; DandeIon. II tNicoD. 10 l. second
Beacon Light. rs Diiner 10 J. third Time
216 50 SalvideTe Carthage Oxf0Id Tcmsceo
I lr0nsides. and Sir Iynncwuod also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Selhng. purse ST. 20 added: fol
1 thrceyear-oids and upward; one and onehad miles
/ Lancastrian los MILLER, 2 90 l. Won Good Iuck
Z l0l lDuUnl, % J. second, Bmncas. i03 preston)
I l5 10 ], third Tine. Pa 25. Banker. g. l. N
Quagga, Holscher, Algie and Ocean Spray also ran
/ SIXTH RACE-SeIliug; $500 added. for two
yearolds six furl0ngs EltCnty course Saneuine
/ 81 lDuganl. % !. won: Wave Crest 100 NlinerI,
/ 10 /. second. King Folly. l02 AlcDauiel. 10 I
/ third. Time, isIj Martha Jaae, Miss DeIanev
/ Hmalaya. Walter Miller, Rosario. and Whirl als-
ran.