The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-16

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are, tina, he bad . swell v,fcr on fulton, villa
and then went 10 I u'is Tor ths works John.
scn dropped y hurrh ON johnnie blake. but
he olssn~d ~ With Temaceo
Nearly al - tho shrevd bettors vent
srons IN no frat race. fer they showed Q
usstked preference for James n kesneis
Summer cloud. a hlly by kingston MONDAY
she opened an equal ~fsvorits With W. ".
Dsrdens lad Of IAnsden NJ . To s. hut when
the states were turned down IN" kcens Ally
wa The choice AZ 7 TO 8. " hile Lac Of Langden
vent hack tn 0 10 .. II vas simply q csss
e Dusan ontgeneralling Miller IN this event.
lad ~ Iangdcn at the same time runnine
strictly 10 form 60 the surprise Ot many who
looked for something else. y. A. Forsythe's
Constantis was a supposed good thing aud
cot q generous play across the boards. while
la mrod VA liberally taken 80 show. The
hooks won q 'rtf'e on the result.
Although Jimmy Lane looked like a moral
IN the steeplechase. he receded from 4 Tn 8
70 IL to 10. THIS was due TO the play on Gar
re-%. Who was backed do vn n point to q. and
also on r ~ Thomssis lsiam. reduced from
20 to 10. Knight OF Elway and Dr. Keith
were also -olidly taken three ways. Jimmy
Lane won like n I to 10 shot and tue public
The smart insiders let another sure winner
get away from them when Fultonville took
the third race. The sanford colt looked
To be the class. but the big operators did not
"a re to take the short price offered. As n re-
suit four Youngsters we're play ed TO beat him.
Bolando was hacked down a point to q. Mon
ocle, a colt 10y Jack Point - Eyelet. who ran
In the ma me of y. ~. Freeman, was framed for
a killing and vas lowered from 20 to 10. James
y. Haggin's Throckmorton. a son OF Salvador
- Alberiina. wac reduced from 30 to 20. while
T. W. Coultpr's Brother Jonathan. by Yankee
Sister Mary, n castor from the Whitney
stablc. got q big play across the boards.
Nas.1uoted at g TO 5 In some of
the books. but the public in general stuck
Co him with gratifying results.
Uncle came back to his own in the Rancho
del Paso Stakes, and thereby hangs a tale.
In the Nursery Handicap last saturday Uncle,
with l2s pounds. va. a luke warm favorite.
he was ca IVA zed for nearly half a mile by
Fort johnson and finished nowhere. On that
Uncle vns ridden by Finn and did
not wear blinkers. In yesterdays race he
had Miller up and sported tho rogue's bad ne.
This time no horse in the race could get close
enough to Uncle to Interfere with him, for he
all the way with the style and
Of 10 Colin. Vet he was not 90 heavily
backed after all. He remained a steady
favorite at 2 10 !, with even money a place and
I 20 3 third, while at one period he was ~ good
q s to , straight. Falcada went UP q point
% 4 and was heavily backed both ways. ths
being the case with Haiket and Alfred
Noble. At the last moment Frank J. Farrell
and his friends took Jim Garney straight and
show. Uncle met Ganfpey on even terms %
to weight. but gave thirteen pounds to Fall
csda and ten to Alfred Noble. The latter
was an added starter and received support
for the reason that in his previous race at
nix and q half furlonss Falcsda beat him .
meek because Of q weak ride. But after
performance Alfred Noble . stock
q decides drop, Tie got a vigorous ride
Jack Martin. but quit whsn. the pinch
came. Notssulga was again beaten OF.
This hily. who was q top notcher early In the
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