The Washington herald., 1909-06-17
DEAD HEAT is RUN
Evening Song and Huda'S
Sister Meet at GraYesend.
RESPONSEFUL NEAR AT HAND
Blanket Would Have Covered the
Three Riders I'm First Race at New
hork TrRek-Prince Gal, at 20 to 1,
Takes the Handicap for Three
year-olds-AIfred Noble QuaIines.

New York. June 16.-In a finish tha
worked up the crowd to a high pitch ot
excitement and puzzled even the prac
ueed eyes Of the judges, Evening Sons
ana Huda's Sister ran d dead heat al
Sravesend to-day in the first race fol
tWo-year-olds. Starter Cassidy sent then
away with Evening Song under full head
way. Little Glass, who had the mount
TOOK hold Of the reins as he neared the
Tar turn. where Huda's Sister had come
up with great flight Of early speed and
was lighting for her head, too. These
pacemakers turned into the home stretch
like team. with ResponsefuI closing rap.
idly.
Huda's Sister was in front by neck al
the last sixteenth pole. where Glass went
10 the whip In earnest, and Evening
Song gradually recovered her lost advan-
tage. Creevy was at the bat also. Wher
the three youngsters reached the Judges
line Of vision their riders could have been
covered with blanket, so that when the
result was announced as a dead heat
there was universal satisfaction.
Qualities for Suburban.
Alfred Noble another strong favorite,
qualified for next weeks Suburban by
winning the handicap at a mile and a six
teenth in the hercest kind of drive by a
nose
One OF the surprises Of the afternoon
was the victory Of Prince Gal. a 20-to-l
shot. in the handicap for three-year-olds
Harrigan was favorite but after making
Prince Gal ran over him and won by a
length and a half.
After being shut of twice. Lad Of Lang.
den, favorite. was taken 10 the outside
on the far turn. where he wore down the
pacemaker. Lord Stanhope. and won by
three parts Of a length.
The Wrestler. still another favorite.
made a runaway Of the fifth and rollicked
home on the bit with lengths to spare.
Golconda. long shot ran into the place.
Lucetta. who was generally overlooked
at 10 to l. breezed home two lengths be-
fore Dominica in the last race. Mr..
Whitney's May Florence was third.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Five and one-half furlongs. Even
ing Song. o. Glass. : % TO- won; Hudas Sister.
q RusselD. to !. won: Respouseful. 81 CCreevyl.
Is % 8. third. Time. ! .s 25 Evening Song ard
Huda's Sister ran dead heat. GOod intent and
IndCt also nn
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs. Prince Gal. %
lseoyillel. q % !. won HaHigan. 10 Duglnl. Il
20 y. second. Tim Pippn. e5 Grand. 70 l..
third. Time. % 35 Efendi, Footpad Fanatic
Waponoca, and Pills also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile and a furlong Lad of
Longdon. lel Glass 20 TO- wOu Lord Stanhope
lO5 lDuganl, 70 /. second; Okeuite l0s fButlerl
70 to l, third Time. l:5i. KiIlecankie and Sand
PIPER also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Oue and uue-si1teeuth miles
Alfred Noble. l0 (Butlerl 9 20 TO- won; The
Squire, los Duganl, y 10 s. second; Question
Marx. lO Burns % J. third Tine. l:47 rs
Moonshine and NOtasllga also ran
FIFTH RACE-One and cne-sxfeenth miles The
Wrestler. q Glass. 10 5. won; Golconda. Ice
tBurs Y TO /. second; Miss Catesby 100 tGrandl.
20 70 !. third. Time. I:45 25 Don Creole Rye.
Cid. King Sol. ImitetoT, Malaga. Chanida. and
De kalb also ran
SIXTH RACE - Five furlongs Lnoetta Ig7
tGrandl. Is 20 /. won: Dominica lN (scoviIe)
10 5. second: May Florence I07 Duganl. 70 /
third Time, l1l IS. Dixie Dixon, Cindy, Grecian
Bend. and Projectile also ran.