The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-13

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asst tuesday and ran fourth to Nasgue.
rotvs Brandt and Ardri. cheap cattle. %
'hai nobody Who studies public form gave
~ . chance In yesterdays affair.
For some peculiar reason n. p. Whuney's
lronsldes was installed fsvorite in the MI
nicipal Handicap. at q mile and three-auar-
ters We opened mt ] to 5. but In spite %
the puhlic's generous support h. went back
20 = 10 5. The PstchoRue stables Nealon
neanw lille opened at ?. but went. up To 7 tn ?
before the right money made It's appearance.
William " Du Bots. his owner. placed q D, mo
commission. which was followed by morn
heavy play. which reduced the odds to = to
!, 5 al the last moment, Good LncS was also
soIidly backed, his odds dropping from S
lotto? Miss Crawford was also well backed
straight aud place. a. her owner said that
che would show q vast improvement over
her race The other day when at even money
sse was casily beaten by Lane Allen. Nsalon
was n ma sniicent condition and showed
thAt Du Bots made no error when he bought
aim At the Durnell sale for $4,000. He
conceded nine pounds to lronsides. twenty
70 Good Luck and tgenty to Miss Crawford.
Ne, won In . romp. His time. 2;ss e.. was
one and q fifth seconds SLOW r than Disha-
hille's track record made In this race last
year. The fractional time was 0:25 is,
os7IS, 0.50 3-S. 1903 3-5. ii6 2-S. iN ~.
Ia, ?O7. go, 2Ss AS.
Mcdaniel s great ride through the stretch
vas solely responsible for the thrilling victory
Of Lawrence p. DAILY in the first race. With
Jim Garney scratched, Daily looked like a
cinch. 10 the wise play was centred about him.
the Ltssak> colt being backed from II to 5
down to o TO 5. Lad of Langden. who IL a
notorious in and outer. was evidently meant
In this race for he got Q sharp play across the
boards and ran the best race OF his career.
!. MANY spectators were sure that he had won
until Days number went up. for the two
horses finished In practically the same rela-
tive positions tina Halket and Explosion
and Lipsngo and 3. II. Harris did on Fri
nay. Number One, who ran third. was well
taken ate. T.. r. Bradley tried to cut a melon
with old Bad News. who was backed from
10 10 IL. Salvolatile was another supposed
good thing. but Horner was too much for
her. Sumter WAS posted a. the rider Of Earl
L.. but later G. Burns was substituted.
Why was IL that the sharks did not care for
NcCarteris chances In the last racer On
FORM this looked easy for the colt. but when
he opened at 2 to 10 there was no tendency
on the part Of the wise mel to go to him.
The public bet on McCarter. however. yet he
vent up 10 even money In some OF the books,
no matter how great the volume OF his
support. Miller rode him perfectly, but
Nctsrter lacked his usual foot and quit like
srat In a trap when he reached the last fur
long pole. Master Robert, Q two-year-old
owned by Sam Emery. was the supposed
good thing In this race and the shrewd In
sd.rs took him both ways 1t z and 7 to s,
while Dolly Spanker, the old rogue. got a
play AZ the close at 5. Master Robert gave
three pounds by the scale to MeCarter, who
In turn conceded eighteen TO Dolly Spanker,
VINO ran the mile in | 81. two-nfths Of Q second
slower than Eiams sha's track record. which
~ the way, equals Dick Welles's worlds
record for a circular track.
The extremely liberal price Of S to . was
quoted at the opening on The Squire In the
Iourth race. This looked like stealing money.
20 the crowd and the piungers got busy,
backing HIM OF the boards when the horses
reached the post. The Squire came home
swinging on the BIT and the ring paid out
$4,000 on his success. Berry Maid, from the
forsythe barn. was backed from 10 to 5,
while r. =. Carman's Jane Swift was also
noerally taken across the board. Senator
jarrett. Sanguine. Arasee and Burt O. Lewis
we're all tipped in this event. when Jane
s"ift seemed TO be In . soft spot the other
Jay and was a hot favorits the sharks did not
oet q nickel on her. although Owner Carman
Tsid that he had put down . wa ger. In that
nce Jane Swift could not raise . saliop and
vas dissracefully beaten. Yesterday, how
ever. the men Of wisdom suddenly took Q
srons fancy for the Carman oily and backed
ner three ways at 10. Z and Q. She showed Q
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