The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-29
N"ONFGONERY'S BAYCHESTVR
BEATS PAUMONOK IN A DRIVE
BY A NECK.
BrOokdale Nymphs Handleap-Golden west,
Ben Fleet, CFaekenthOrDe n MaSan-
leIlO Take h Other Races at BelmOnt
Park Track Before o Big Crowd.

Br0Okdale Nymph's Handieap-G0lden west,
men Foet, CPaekenth0Ppe and Masan-
lellO Take the Other Races at BelmOnt
Park Track Before . Big Crowd.
Montgomery, a chestnut colt by Pessara.
running In the oolors Of f. A. Forsythe,
proved his worth as q three-year-old by
winning the BRychester Stakes, for horses
Of that age, at q mile. over the Belmont Park
track yesterday. Montgomery picked up
100 pounds. conoeding weight to everything
In the race. He was ~fayorite, but went back
In the betting to 0 TO s because Of the play on
II. p. Whitney's Paumonok. backed from
Z TO z to 2.
At the start Montgomery lost so much
ground that 1t seemed impossible for him to
win. Radtke was shut of several tint s
with him. but finally took him to the middle
OF the track when he hit the homestretch
and then sat down TO bride for all he was worth.
At that stage Montgomery was 90 far back
that his case seemed hopeless. but he closed
with q mighty rush and got up In the last
few jumps In time 10 win by q neck. with
Paumonok In the place. a length and q half
in front OF James R. Keene's Cabochon. to /.
who had a length over Dan Buhre. The mile
was run In l40.
Mr.. Whltney's good mare Brookdale Hymph,
with top weight. was victorious in the handl-
cap, at six furlongs. She went up from 8 TO 6
TO Is to s. while George Odom's Oraculum,
with Miller up, was made the favorite at S to 2.
r. T. Wilson. Jr.'s., Red River. 3 to 1, who cut
out the pace, soon disposed Of oraculum,
but Koerner then cut the whitney marc
loose and she gradually wore Red River
down, In the last furlong, beating the latter
In a drive by three parts OF a length, in l:ii.
Zlensp, 8 to l. three lengths away. beat oraeu-
lum hall, a length.
st. Valentine, II to 1, after finishing In front
IN the nth event. for platers. at a mile was
disqualified by the stewards for fouling Chief
pole. That gave the race to Masaniello, 3 to /,
who made most Of the pace, with Robador.,
4 to 1 In the place, and the favorlte third
Chief Hayes was not only poorly ridden, but
had the hardest kind Of racing luck. The
E.; r. Thomas's Ben Fleet, a full brother to
Highball. won the second race. for two-year-
Odds, four and a half furlongs, In q fierce drive
by a nose. He was backed from 8 down to
iSo to ( Sd daySrite land and R8t 3 magnificent S6 ride
TO ], took the place by q nose from John e.
Madden's King James, Q to /. The time was
Golden West, S,to 1, got up in time to win the
and a half furlongs. BY a neck from Marster.
so TO- I; .Punky, 0 to J.. who had early speed.
was third. Kiiliecrankie and Rosemount. the
two choices, got nothing: The time was 1:2l.
to s. made all the pace in the race for maidens.
at seven furlongs, and won as he pleased from
Lad Of Langden. q to 2. Inoaohee, 20 to I.
was third. The time was i:2e -. Three
the form players. About 5000 persons were
In attendance. The track was good. Tit
summaries:
FIRST RACE.
lightweight selling race; for three year Odds and
added; six and q half furlongs, main course;