The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-08

others won a ton OF money on Grapple
Wh@n he captured the Myrtle Stakes by a
neck on june 10. That wal the day that
Park Row, 10 10 I, after winning a maiden
race, was disqualified and Wardine got
FIRST place. IL was n lucky ruling for John
W. Gates, who won $40 900 On WRrdlne.
Sheepshead Bay In all it's glory opened
on june %. Roseben, with lSI pounds
and carrying a S15 900 johnson wager.
ran six turlongs in 1.i2 As, winning in IA
gallop. The first part Of the SIC. 900 Double
Event, for twO-year-olds, followed, Thomas
II. Williams's FirsstOne beating Chapul-
tepec. MasQue and others in easy fashion.
There were sixteen starters in the Suburba
Handicap, at a mile and a quarter. worth
SIG 800 TO the winner. E~leotioneer, because
OF his great race against Peter Pan In the
Standard Stakes, wa a strong favOrite,
but with Mountain in the saddle he was
practically beaten from the start. Mr..
keen0 was represented by Superman and
Veil. neither Of whom was dangerous.
although Superman showed a flash OF
early speed. Boots Durnell, on the other
hand, held the winning cards in Nealon
and Faust, coupled at 20 to l.. Faust cut
out a terrific pace, with N0alOn always
close at hand. so that the latter went to the
front At the last RuriOng pole and won
easily by two lengths in 2,O8 rs. Mont
gOmery closed rasOlntely and took the place
from Beacon Light. 3 TO 4. by a length.
Faust was only a head out OF the money.
but he had carried out Durnell's plans
by racing .SuPerman and Frank Gill into
the ground.
Roseben. with I4O pounds and quoted
at o TO 20. was beaten easily by Mr.. Whit
ney's Prince Hamburg at six RuTlOngs on
June p. Dave johnson losing n S2O,OOO
wager. Cohort. after receiving a bad
ride in the Daisy Stakes the previous day.
started right over again in the Foam Stakes
and won in a big gallop, picking up s., 32O.
The same day Peter Pan. at prohibitive
odds. galloped on with the Tidal Stakes.
his share being sls. 1850. Through a heavy
came 10 life and won the Equality Stakes,
at a mile. worth - 1880 to Owner McGinnis,
who also cleaned up about 1900 in bets.
Roseben, with ms pounds. burned up a
S25, 900 wager for his owner in this event,
AZ he curled up after leading up 10 within
fifty yards OF the wire.
IL. p. Whitney EMO we'd unusual success
ON June 20 when Adriana, Baby Wolf and
Baby Wolf at 90 10 l.. who had never started
before. beating Charles Edward at seven
~furiOngs in the mud. Mr.. Whitney's Nom
bassa won the Surf Stakes the next day,
which Melted $4,S5O.
Colin won the Great Trial Stakes, worth
$40, $50 to MIR. Keenk, on June 20. The
Commando colt handled l2S pounds and
simply ran away from the others as soon
AS the gate went up. MeeliclS and Mon
Opolist cut up the rest Of the money, with
NA'Ihh bNAph AANnNPhNI 1heIfhiNNIfNt
Falcada and Others in the ruck. Colin ran
six furlOHgs straightaway in l:12 2-J, Miller
easing him up at the end. The track was
heavy which was probably the cause of
Peter Pans crushing defeat in The COney
Island Jockey Club Stakes, for three-year-
Odds, one mile AID a half. decided that
afternoon. Peter Pan was coupled with
Philander az o 10 S. Salvidere, who was
making his first appearance after a long
illness. set a fierce pace which Peter Pan
fOllOwed But Frank Gill. at ~ to l. passed
both Of them with about "A quarter Of a
mils TO go and won in a rOmp, MCtiinnis
again cleaning up, his share of the stakes
being $40. 72S, while ne must have taken
$40, 900 from the books. Montgomery.
Salvidere, Philander and Peter Pan finished
behind Gill. heads apart as named, The
time was 2:33 lis.
DR.. Gardner, with I2s pounds. ran a swell
race IN a handicap at a mile and three six
teenths. which he won easily in 2Ol Is.
but the Sullivans and their friends did
not bet much this time, for the odds went
up from ? to =. Notasulga won her third
consecutive race on July ?. prohibitive
odds keeping the general public of.
Peter Pan Cama back with a great victory
in the Advance Stakes, at a mile and three
~furlongs. on July 4, for he ran away from
Salvidere, Flip Flap, Montgomery, Running
Water, Tokalon and others and breezsd
home in 2:2O. MIR. Keene's share ~ this
race was 81, $50, which was followed The
next day by Cabochon's suoc,,ss IN t.re
SplndrlN Handicap. worth S4,OlO net, in
which the Keene colt was practically neg
lected at 20 10 /. the ring Keeping "A ton Of
wisa money wagered on McCarter. Tony
Faust and kilLalOe.
When Dreamer beat ROsaben, with lao
20 'rds, on july q. Dave Johnson practically
went broke. He took l to , for more han
S25. UDO. hut the Big Train after leading for
live furlongs backed up and Dreamer
romped nome in 1912 4-5. Montgomery won
the Commonwealth Handicap and Sl9. $50
for Herr ON the same afternoon in "A great
finish. Frank Gill. ~ to 5 R~aVOrite. being
beaten a head, while Dandelion was third.
Meggs Hill also took the Nernal Stakes,
81, 42O. for Mr.. Keene. beating "A fair lot of
contending fillies
July o was another Whitney day. for after
Stamina had won the second part Of the
Double Event and 81. 100, Dinna Ken pro-
Ceeded to capture the classic Realization
Stakes from Frank Gill. Salvidere and Fam
best. Mr.. Whitney Incidentally picking up
$l8. 3SD rs his share.
Brighton opened on July 10 and Roseben,
with l4O pounds and the extremely liberal
price of to 1 about him, ran six furlongs in
1:l2, equalling the rae record. But this
time Dave johnson had only 5000 on the
great sprinter, Charles Edward, who had