Evening star., 1907-06-26
LADY WlNIFRED WON
THE ZEPHYR STAKES

NEW YORK. June 26.-Frederick John
sons Lady Winifred,. an added starter, not
only won the Zephyr stakes for two-year-
olds. five and a half furlongs, at Sleeps
head Bay yesterday, but also enabled her
hackers to take thousands of dollars from
the bookmakers. From 3 to 1 she was
backed down to 8 to 8, and leading all the
way she lasted long enough to take the
race by a head from the rapidly closing
Live Wire. Is to 1. who in turn beat Wood
lane 10 to 1. by three parts of a length.
John E. Madden's King James, to 1.
another added starter. was ridden in such
a manner by Radtke that the crowd howled
in dersion Wave Crest. to l, was always
outrun. The time was 1.O7 Is.
Under clever ride from Beckman Frank
J. Farrelrs Grapple. 3 to 1. ran over Aero
bat. I to /. at the head of the stretch and
won the Grass selling stakes. at a mile and
a sixteenth on the turf. by length and
half. in 1.4o 3-5. Acrobat had eight
lengths over Joaquin. II to 1. Dolly
a gallop and was last.
After making most Of the pace in the
first race, for two-year-olds, five and
half furlongs, Woodford Clay's Nimbus,
9 to ) favorite, curled up and finished third.
William Girst's Halket. to l. won this
event like a good colt. having two lengths
over Jack Joyner's Hessian. 20 to 1, who
closed with rush. The time was LOT 3-5.
Chase for Dick Shaw.
The steeplechase. over the short course.
was captured by Dick Shaw. 3 to l. who de-
feated T. Hitchcock, jr.'s. Garrett, 0 to 5
favorite. by length in handy style. Sir
Tristan, 40 to 1. dropped into third place.
Realm, to /. fell, also Paulaker, who later
on tried to jump over the rails and was in
stantly killed. The time was 4.l0 2-5.
James r. keene's Philander, in spite of
the fact that he receded in the betting
from to 10 to II to 10. won the handi-
cap at mile and quarter with ridiculous
ease. Miller waited with him while Red
Friar, IL to !, and w. H. Carey, backed
down to to s. were making the pace for
mile or so. after which the Keene horse
breeZed to the front at the head of the
stretch and standing Red Friar off beat the
latter length and half in 2.OS. Bad
News. IL to /. was eight lengths back.
w. H. Carey was made too much use of
and stopped badly.
Clo!steress, to /, always consistent
made all the running in the last race. for
mares, at six and half furlongs, and won
easily by two lengths in 1.19 4-5 Wood
witch, to l, ran into the place. three
Cutter 13 to 5 favorte, got a queer look
ing ride from Radtke, who never made a
move until it was apparently too late. Lady
Karma, also heavily played at 16 to 8, was
beaten and the books enjoyed large profits
on the day. A cool breeze from the ocean
made the track delightful place for 49,
600 turf enthusiasts.
The Summaries.
First race five and one-half furlongs-Halket,
122 (Preston), to 1, won; Hessian. III (Horner),
20 to L. second; Nimbus, ia ,(Notterl, to 5.
third. Time LOTS. Thermidor, Sepoy, Long
Ball. Jim Ganney, Fordello, Black Sheep and
Queen Marguerite also ran.
Second race. steepechase; selling; short course
Dick Shaw, l32 (Finnegan to l. won; Garrett,
1873 CuitcheD. 8 to s. second; Sir Tristan, 132 &C..
b. Wilson,, 40 to l. third. Time.-A102a. Blue
Pigeon. Guardian. Tom Cogan Realm, Orc and
Paulaker also ran.
Third race. handicap: one and one-quarter miles
Philander. 115 (Mller). 13 to 10. Won; Red Friar,
LOT (Iowe) Is to /, second; Bad News, 115 (Her.
bert). IL to l. third Time, EOS. W. II. Carey,
Bartender and Pioneer also ran.
Fourth race. Ave and half furlongs,Lady
Winifred. lit Garner, to 8. won; Live Wire,
10S tPreston), Is to l. second; WOODLAND, 112 (W.
Knapp, 10 to l. third. Time, lO7b. King James,
G. W. Burt. Wayecrest, Master Robert, Falcada,
Earls Court and Tenancy by Courtesy also ran.
Fifth race, one and one-sixteenth miles-Grappie
(Beckman). to l., won; Acrobat. 90 Notter), Z
to l, second; JacQuin 103 (Preston), 70 to L.
third. Time, I.45%. Ramrod, Remiss, Tipping
Don Hamilton. Campaigner and Dolly spanker also
sixth race. six and one-haif furlongs-Cloisteress.
10s fNotterj, s to l. won; Woodwitch. 95 P.
Kelly), to 1. second; Sailor Girl 95 (Musgrsve),
% to l. third. Time, 1.l9x- Cutter, Lady Karin.
Maselle. Golden west Moiiie Ball. Lady Vincent.
Magma Stell1 and Ltstless also ran.