Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-23
Wilmington Club Will Finish Season
TONY BoNERo aALLoPs HOME
Beats Import and Pins and Needles
in Handicap.

NEW YORK, July 23.-Five favorites
were victorious at Brighton Beach yester-
day Tony Bonero. to ), made run
away of the handicap, at a mile and
furlong, winning on the bit by four
lengths in 1.53 Import. ) to 1. was al
ways the contender and beat Pins and
Needles. to 1, length and half for
the place. Old Honesty. to 1. was an
chored by the weight.
The Newcastle stables Royal Captive,
0 to 5, made all the pace in the handicap,
for two-year-olds. five and a half fur
longs. and won easily by two and half
lengths in LOT 2-5. H. B. Duryea's Sum-
mer Night to !, was always second. and
beat the Oneck stables Fashion Plate. 7
to 2. half length for the place. Wapo-
noca. 4 to I, tired near the end.
In the second race. for three-year-old
one mile and sixteenth. Black Oak. to
I, led for seven furlongs. after which
easily by two lengths in 1.48. Black Oak
was under drive to take the place from
Corncob. to 5. by length.
The handicap. at six furlongs. was only
gallop for King Cobalt. to 2. who led
from barrier to wire and beat The Squire.
4 to I. by five lengths in 1.13. Charles
Edward. 5 to 1. ran good race for the
first time out this season and took third
money a length back
st. Nick. 8 to 5, was much the best in
the steeplechase. at about two miles. He
avoided the early pace, but moved up on
the backstretch the last time around and
won easily by length and a half from
Banner, 5 to 2. who had ten lengths over
Bannell. 10 to 1. Grandpa threw Mr..
Page at the first obstacle on the back
stretch. The time was 4.01.
J. Lee had to use his whip to make
Short Cut. to 4. win the last race. for
three-year-olds. five furlongs. by scant
length from Billy Bodemer, 4 to 1.
length and a half back. Won Laer, 20 to
i. beat Mystify. to 1, neck The time
was 1.01 As. The summaries:
First race, handicap. two-year-olds; FIVE and
ne-hslf furlongs-Royal Captive. 11S Miller,,
to 5. to 10 and to 3. won Summer Night.
Fashion Pase 1 s. mt to apd to and
g. to g. third d.. Time 195 2s WaRPonoSa. Queen
G. ae G Tba1 se
and one-si1teenth-obert. 1os iMccarihy,. to 5.
to I. I to 10 and TO 8. second Corneob, lie
Tsme as Rb,;n, to and to third;
Lace and winning Star a also ran. '' ''@' ''''D
Third race three year-old and upward six fur
lonFs-King Cobalt. III u: Leo. ! to 2, 1 to 8
lMcDanielO. 5 to i. even and to 3. third
Fourth race, handicap; three-year-oids and up.
ward; one mile and one -eighth-Tony Bonero liz
McCarthiy}. to 8: to and out. won; Import,
and Needles. no CicCahey1. to /, to 10 and
out third. Time. 1853. Old Honesty also ran.
Fifth race. steep!echase: four-year-olds and up
st. Nick. 1s5 tMcKinney), 8 to 5. 3 to and 1
to 4. won; Banner. 1875 Gyncb): to 2, to $
and to 5. second Bannell, 1877 (Heider), 10
to I, to l and 2 to 1. third. Time, 4O1.
Locked Ont. Warrior and Ore also ran Cuban
and Grandpa fell.
Sixth race, two-year.olds: selling: five furlonps
Short Cut. 100 u. Lee,, 1 to l. / to 8 and out,
won; Billy Bodemer 1O7 tMcDanieD, 4 70 /,
even and 2 to 5. second; Won Laer 1O7 tBrus-
sell. 20 to I. to 1 and to l. third. Time,
1.01 As. Mystify and Gavin also ran