The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-15

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Ballots defeat. while some ~ the r~raft'eS'
LAYERS took a fall cut ot him IN The rug that
Won az kinds nj money for them. Previous
winners ~ he Champion we're David t'arrick,
Maid ~ Harlem. Major Dainserfsld i%yniter.
StaiNart. -v~onby and accountant
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Nrpirs would capture the Great Eastern Han
di.1p Those who are IN close relation With
thc master ~ Hamburg Place lost NO time In
guiug INTO the ring and pla ytns Meeitck with
an tho books that would accept Nsger-. N
|. result Meelick was reduced from 10 to ).
the LAYERS paying out about So.W" to his
victory. The Great Eastern was a betting
puzzle at that. The keene entry, MaSaue
and IncognIto, ruled the choice aud received
the public's support at threeS. We Knows
was bncked from 10 10 =. while there was
plenty oT support for n. y Whitney's Nom
ha~.a at ! Hen Fleet WAS taken three ways,
also tirestone, who WAS well backed by Joe
Nesger and Others. julia Powell was another
supposed good thing that attracted much
attention. Meelick received I pound from
Firestous. who ran second To HIM, aud gave
. pounds to Ben Fleet. q 70 Spooner. 10 To
Momnas-u. ~ To Live WE. II to Julia Powell.
- to ~Incognito. u to Masque. ~ To Gowan
and We KNOWS incidentally IL may he saii
that Meelick ran the best race OF his career.
His sharc VI the stakes was o., $50. the previous
winners being Dutch Roller. Ten stone. Dew
Drop. King Fox. Racelsnd. pisblo, Tourna-
m.nt. Sallie McCl~tland, Ludwig. Lady Violet.
Jack of spades. Gutta Perchs. one J love.
Ogden. Hamburg. Black Venus. Mesmsrist,
Beau Gallant. Endurance by Right. Golden
Maxim. Lady Amelia Tr tradition. Burgomaster
and Sswell
The public suffered again when Mckittredge
was beaten In the Westbury Nteeplschasc.
Thousands Of dollars were wA.sced on this
Jumper, who was backed fr Dm 9 to 5 10 even
money. sheriff williams, n lille went
back from ? TO II TO 5, while MIR, McCann
remained steady at 3. When Mckittredge
came home in second place the growls of his
hackers were long drawn out and decidedly
audible but these protests. rs usual. did no
good. Previous winners Of the event were
ROYAL Scarlet, Diversion, Dr. Catlett. Plato.
Zanzibar. Self Protection. Land of Glover.
Good and Plenty. Jimmy Lane and Balzac,
Although Tourenne. the winner OF the
NTH race, went M from 2 to n TO 8. he was
solidly backed by the smart set ndthe public.
Mark Anthony H., who had never been so
far, went back from Q to 10 to &, while Right
Royal, who did not seem to like the grass. re-
coded from 5 to 5. The real trick was Astcr
dor, who was backed from I, to &. by
Boots Durnell and others In that set. but the
colt was just a bit short and Tourenne spoiled
thc coup. Phil Finch was backed in nearly
all the books to show.
The wise men were up in the air while
the speculation on the last race was under
way. There was a rumor In the ring that
Druid. , to = ~favorite. would not do and that
Zipango wss the real thing. Accordingly
Zipango caught the educated coin and was
backed from Z down tn II to 8. Vino. the
winner, was not backed by william II. Du
Bots, his owner. but he received u smart
play Just the same across the states. Ed
Ball. too, was In much demand. With the
exception of the first and NTH races the
ring enjoyed large profits.
One Of the Incidents OF the day was the
purchase of the four-year-old Sir Dixon
mare Running Water from the Newcastle
table by II. b. Duryea. Who paid $4,000
in cash for her. John +. Madden also sold
his half interest in Dsndelion to y. r. Hitch
| cock, who 10 now the sole owner Of the Ham
burg horse. T. Hitchcock. Jr., sold Golf
Ball, by Plaudit. 20 W, A.. Mckinney. Dur
nell's trainer. prlce pri The horses of