The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-08
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20 Z. With few takers n me stttt Nirol
took Rallo' ~ The front under wraps The
Voter colt was fuli ~ running 80 that Ni"nI
wss forrest 30 RESTRAIN him ~ he rushed NJ
the baok-'fetrh Win NJ, trtsf the runner
NJ. Frank Gii third aud Irun-id~- ls-t -
Wa - easy for Ballot o. that stage 1T the
game that the crowd realized that h" 'ould
noi loas unless hp broke doSn
GA the far turn Mot rter. Who had been
ailins With y weak leg stopped and Not'er
made hi- run With Frank GIN. The latter
cut down Ballots lead perceptihiV. but Ni"ul
looking back ~ he turned into The home
stretch. simply 1T ont u link aud Ballot drew
awsy again With msiestl" strides and
perfect sCtion the ke-ue colt then gallop-d
on to victory. whlch he Se'urssi hy u margin
ot two and q half lengths In ? sH = .. the hest
record for the track aud race hs ng 81 Is.
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Frank Gill hung In his stride IN The last SIT
t-enth and lron-idrs. under knapp'- hard
riding, beat him thre. parts OF u length for
the place. With Mctartsr n bad last In"
fractional time WAS O25 !. OH -. $50,
O2 IS. 1879, I ~. I ~, I So -. ~. ? 20 2-5
and ? ~ 81. Ballots share OF the stakes Vas
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two and a half miles. which was worth about
$500 to the winner, was a rather nn-atis-
fnelish jumper. John NJ p. who picked
up Ia7 pounds. opened At : TO - but receded
70 = 70 % While ,he ,mar, peopl" either
to y TO 5 OF lowered g X. Tompkins's Sinister
from ~ TO 10. 7. Hitchcock. Jr =, Bayonrt
". o., ridden by Mr.. !. O'Brien. went 10 the
front early and gave "a superb exhibition Of
timber topping. Going w the hackSiretch
for the last time II looked as II the BrIton
would win by "a city block But AT he obstacle
Just before the far turn he seemed To stumble
and MIR. O'Brien rolled on onto the soft turf
II - w NNtN NAANsNA ~ ~
rision Then Mr.. Mctann went on TO u hol-
low victory BY twenty lengths over Sinister
ia yonet threw his rider but Was ed
Nv a steeplechaSe Jockey named Terry and
finished. But as III did not cover the full
course he was not placed. The time was
SIS
There was an intensely exciting finish
in the first event. a lightweight handicap
for all ages. AT six furlongs. main track.
q 10 S f~aVorite. and J. q. Core. ! 70 !. ~ the
wire. 30 declared IL a dead heat Fancy bird.
backed from ~ to -, was third. beating Dolly
Spanker. Is To l. by q head The lime was
llS.
s 10 even money, made all the running in the
ffth race. for platers. AT n mile and = siN-
teenth on the turf and won AZ he pleased by a
length ant. a half in Ia rs. Joe Marrone's
at Empire city. was second all the way and
took the place from Phil Finch, !, TO l.. by a
len 18th and n half. The latter ran a wonderful
race. coming from nowhere IN the last quarter
of n mile with u great turn Of speed.
Running Account, carrying the ColOrs OF
the P%ntchogue Stable. and quoted at a 10 l..
showed the way In the last race. for twO-yesr-
Odds, six furlong rs. main course, and won IN "a
drive by a head from y. Deimel's Bellwether,
Frank J. Farrell's James u Brady. 3 TO l..
favorite. by q half n length. Brady was
finished on at the start and got "a rather weak
ride, With better luck he. could not have
lost, Aunt Rose, backed down TO 10 10 B,
was left at the post. Wave Crest. 4 TO l.,
was always outrun. The time was ms.
The books lost heavily on the day. The
summaries.
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