The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-16
ROYAL VANE WINS DRIVING
DJRNELL'S COLT, HEAVILY
BACKED, BEATS ELE.A O'NEILL.
Orbicular Takes a queer Looking Handicap,
with the Right Money Down-san-
guine. Amanda H.. Lttlet0n Maid,
dressina and Rineman Score nc Brighton

The horses ran pretty close TO public for N
at Brighton yesterday. as four favorites and
three second choices got the money, the ring
losing heavily on the day. Boots Durnell's
Royal Nane. backed down to } to ., did not
have the expected walkover in the Atlantic
Stakes, for two-year-olds, live and a half fur
longs. Fred Burlew's Ella 0'Neill. o to /, set
II fast pace for nearly half a mile. but In the
stretch Royal Nane closed under a terrific
drlve and won by three parts OF n length in
90. which equalled the track record. Ella
ONeill had five lengths over James II. Keene's
Masks and Faces. 7 to l., who 10 turn beat
WOODLAND, 5 to 1, n head.
Inc handicap. at a mile and a sixteenth, had
a queer look. H.. Dugan rushed Cairngorm.
the top weight and 8 to 2 favorite, to the front
and the Star Ruby horse raced himself into the
ground. Garner also made too much use of
Dolly Spanker. who. after taking the lead,
backedup. Miller had Rye. Z to I, in a pocket
after he reached the baokstretch, while Far
West. Z to 1, after boiling across the track at
the start. WAS shut of. Mountain putting ND a
bungIing ride. At the head Of the stretch
Radtke let Orbicular. backed from Q down to
IL TO 3. have his head and the son of Smile
rushed to the front to win by a length from
Yankee Girl. Is to L.. who closed with a great
rush and showed q wonderful improvement
over her previous race. Far West finally
managed, to get third money, two lengths
pick. The time was 1 as 2-5.
After running in the ruck to the end Of the
lar urn ,Sanguine. 4 to 5 favorite, went to the
front and won the FIRST race. for two-year-olds,
SIX furlongs. In = gallop. by five lengths In
ll+ rs. Youthful, o TO I, who had carly
speed, secured the place from Fresh, 20 TO i,
by a head. Sweet Taire. 0 to >. was always
outrun.
Amanda H., backed down TO q TO .. won
me steeplechase, over the short course, chiefly
because her, rider. Stone. hit Blue Pigeon.
{ I, over the nose with his whip all the way
n h NgnEA - cha laaN N,. ---.Ia
OF this piece OF strategy Amanda II. beat
Blue Pigeon a length in 49,. DIR. Keith.
y to J., was a poor third. Sunglow, 10 to 10
i~avorite, stumbled after clearing an obstacle
in the backstretch and Archibald, though
unseated, hung on long enough TO scramble
PACK IN the saddle. But that settled the
iavorite's chances.
.Cressina. which closed an equal favorite
with Sister Frances at Q to 8. made all the
pace In the third race. six furlongs, and won
easily by two lengths in lI2 as. Sister
Frances. got the mace from Gambrinus.
10 10 !, by a length and a half.
AFTER being left at the post II. p. Whitney's
full race in the sixth event. for maidens. at a
mile and a sixteenth. getting up in time TO
win by a nose from Howard Shean, 4 to /,
with Haensel. Z to l.. in third place. The
time was I:47.
Riieman. backed from 7 to "a 10 s. made
a runaway OF the last race, a handicap. at a
mile and a sixteenth, which he won In a gallop
by four lengths In i;48, Cederstrome, I TO ?.
who was as good "a left at the post. ran over
the field until he was second at the end Of the
backstretch, where he remained TO the end,
beating Miniota. ? 10 I f%avorite, by a length
and a half. The attendance was about 5000.
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