New-York tribune., 1907-06-22
NOTASULGA'S GOODRACE
BEATS COHORT IN DAISY.
Tony Faust Wins COney Island
Handicap in Sensational Finish.

After the rush and hustle Of Suburban Day 1t
,eemed quiet and almost lonesome at Sheepshead
Say yesterday. \ good sized crowd was in attend
<nce. however, and enjoyed the seven races on the
programme with some degree Of comfort, even
though tie winners were hard 10 find Notasulsa
<von the Daisy Stakes for two-year-olds and Tony
-yaust the Couey Island Handicap for three-year-
aids and over in which most Of the best sprinters
training went to the post. Miller rode one win
ner his first in days. which brought some con-
ISOLATION his many followers.
NotasuIga beat Cohort in the Daisy Stakes at
Se furIongs on the turf and more proved
ArseIf one OF the best and most consistent two
year-olds In training This is the more remarkable
inasmuch as she was campaigned at New Orleans
before coming North. Cohort has been generally
ranked as second only to Colin as the best two
year-old developed this year. his comparatively
easv victory in the Great American Stakes at
Gravesend. He was only conceding one pound 10
Notasulga yesterday, according 10 the scale, ana
The CorDuoner FLY beat him rather cleverly after
racing James B. Brady into submission in the hrst
half mile. or this performance she certainly de-
serves place near the top. and surely ranks as
the best two-year-old hlly OF the season.
Cohort got the bulk Of the pay yesterday ana
went 10 the post strong favorite at 70 b. with
elotasuIga second choice at to i The others We're
1T all kinds OF fancy pIlceS' tlli-ou us'4 I0 .- ,
kept Scallop's price down 20 10 : Notasulsa
raced head and head with James b Brady 10 the
head Of the stretch when the latter dropped OaCh
beaten and CohOrt moved ~ to give battle. he
Ewerved, however. under pressure, so that Nota-
eulga won with something IN reserve While CohorI
had 10 be driven out to save the place from Wood
ford Clay's NiInbus, which was running. perhaps
+ha strongest of the three at the end. Musgrave
lost ground with Fordelo turning for home or he'
too. would have been q keen CONTENDER
Three horses were scratched, but four were adued
10 the Coney Island Handicap. at six tur4ohsS' so
that fourteen good sprinters Went 10 le pos M M
Guiding Halifax, which closed the faVorltei De
Nund, Kings Daughter Dreamer ana . 90 iast
Kings Daughter, which won the same race lsst
wear forced the pace, made They're on stop ana
shook of in turn J. e. Core, Red River anG DealA-
er which challenged one after another. Wen III
side the sixteenth post she appeared TO have the
race safely won, but Tony Faust dropped from me
clouds as IT were, and. closing with q TeIlaTAaDe
burst Of speed the outside, got uD IN lhe IAsl
few strides TO win by neck. Mountain on hlhg
Daughter. surprised that his hhlsh aPpea4 eo
Tony Faust went to the post at 30 TO !, while as
good as 80 to ! could have been had by those VINO
cared 10 back him. He was close enough 10 NooF-
hees in his last race TO lead some OF the snaIp
handicappers TO take chance on him al the Ions
Price. He was considered the best three-year-old
3n California last winter. and viii now be heId n
more respect here. His performance was a re-
,narkable one inas1uuch as he far back in the
early part and had 10 make UP ten or twelve
lengths il the stretch TO win.
The race was a pretty 10 watch, as al least
five or six horses appeared 10 have winning
chance at the last sixteenth POLE while the hrish
was of sensational order. De Mund again
tried and found wanting, and IL begins 10 look as II
he would have to find place among the selling
Tlaters If Mr.. RaiEey expects TO Win race Win
him this year
Yankee Girl winner OF the Ladies Stakes at
Belmont Park. took up rs pounds and made a
show of ner field in the handicap at mile and
& sixteenth the turf. Miller waited with her TO
the turn for home, when she came away 10 win IN
& gaIop by four lengths from Bartender and Os-
tr1ch The latter played from % 10 TO 10 to l.
but hung IL the last sixteenth, If he needed a
Troublenaker graduated from the maiden
class in the last race at the expense Of three
horses, at least. which on their breeding are de-
serving of better things than running in cheap
maiden races. Dick FinneIl. which ran second, IS
q fu, brother Dick Wells and OrL Wells; Per
severance, which there strong play. by
the way, Is & fun sister to Brookdale Nymph,
while NervaEe IS a half-sister to Delhi.
Punch, after finishing last in the httA race ran
away a mile and finally bolted into the fence.
badly in3uving little &. L. Miller, who had the
mount The boys leg was broken and he was
otherwise bruised. The youngster came back TO
the stand IN the starters wagon, but IN spite Of
being IN great pain crowded back the tears and
proved himself as game as a pebble.
SchlinE, the jockey, earned the d!spleasuTe OF
the starter and was suspended for six days for
disobedence st the post.
After Barbary Belle had the second race
Jack Joyner bid her up $1,000 her entered sell
ing price Of $500, but Maurice Kraus retained
her for the usual s. advance It was said that Jack
JOINER was acting for Z. r. Thomas who owned
the fillv carly in the