The sun., 1909-06-17
DEAD HEAT AT GRAYESEND
EVENING SONG AND HUDA'S
SISTER FINISH EVEN UP.
Alfred Noble beats The squire Nose
Prince Gal and Iucetta Score at
Long Odds Lad Of Lansden and The
NrestIer, Both Fav oritcs, Also Succeed


In hnish that worked up the crowd to a
high pitch OF excitement and puzzled even
the practiced eyes OF the judges ii. p.
Whltney's Evening Song. a Ally by Ham burg
--vespers, and Ir. Enrle's Huda's Sister,
q daughter Of the erratic Blues, ran dead
heat at Grayesend yesterday. IL occurred
in the first race, for two-year-olds. at five
and half furlonas, for which Mr.. Whitneys
6lly was a hot fayorite. After along delay
at the post starter Cassidy sent them away,
with Evening Song under full hcsdway
In the twinkIins OF an eye. Little Glass.
who had the mount took hold OF the reins
as he neared the far turn. where Huda's
Sister had come up with a great flight Of
carly speed and was fighting for her head
too. Thess pacemakers turned into the
homestretch like a team. with the Mont
pelcr Stables Resppnsefui a Meddler filly.
closing rapidly. Iitdas Sister was in front
by a neck at the last sixteenth pole, where
Glass went to the whip In earnest and the
Whitney Ally. still hussing the rail. grad
ually recov cred her lost advantage. Creevy
was at the bar also with Responseful. and
fifty yards from the wire nobody could pre-
dict the winner. When the three youngsters
reached the judges line OF vision their
riders could have been covered with c
blanket. Viewed from various angles. the
spectators could not tell who had won. so
that when the result was announced as a
dead heat there was universal satisfaction.
In settling oral wagers the bettors who
backed Evening Song and Huda's Sister.
tied for FIRST money, received half the full
amount OF their transactions. Response
full was half a length back and the time
C l.. Harrison4 Alfred Noble, another
strong favorlte, ohained for next weeks
Ss ana sS Il .hs ne srses End
drive by a nose. Z. Dugan took The Squire
out out to make "a rnnaway una OF !. as usual with
he Fl Thsfe IS %ss II Ra As soeseS ses
Butler began to make his move with Alfred
Noble and with gigantic strides and much
inann i iinay got ] up 10 WIN vim in the last JUMP
with The Squire beating Question Marx
half length for the place The time was
one Of the suTpyI.es Of 18th the a stteyaSon
Gal, 20 to snot, in the handicap for three
Hassn a2Gss ss made .tdsns ,opS..sEy +
fsyor!te but after making the pace to the
end Of the far turn his burdep began 70 tell
Elm sna Son up BY hHsd ssd e a
90 US. The winner was in receipt OF
twenty -one pounds from Harrigan, who
sSs the '% sooa @ ftDn tRPs ss ss. 'hasf hs
After being shut of twice Lad Of Lang
taken to the outside on the far turn BY
Jockey Glass, after which he wore Lord
Stsnhope.. the pacemaker. down In the run
and % siSteen,h, f by by three parts Of length h
back, beating Bill Dsly's Killiecrankie a
rhe Wrestler. still apother favorite.
made a runaway Of the flfth event. at q mile
and a. sixteenth. and rolled home on the bit
na wh .our lengths 70 spare nns IN .bot s GSi
the place WITH a length over Miss Catesby, bsy
quoted at 20 TO I. Don Creole and Gid had
With b%ssn 's. ss as ar, rhs ucsns 1sss
Mis-. CstesPy's owner. nj, j. cromwell.
the ss; fa9 S.
In Lucetts. who was generally overlooked al
l5toi, She breered home two lengths before
Eeo.se ); Longs pon,inies; I1 I; whose Ss Western
Whitney's May Florence was third, three
Rss a ePfs s:t nds s, sssx9s ssSsp
kicked in the. shoulder and went to the post
bleeding profdHsely;, dn , III This mishsp probably
jsessiIe. BY ID s'A Who had had
TeEtsd Ts sSrS sss ss S.s sikSn knns
the winner OF the Metropolitan and Brook
lyp handicspe. would mot be able TO start
again until the Sasafega meeting. King
James has not been to the post since he won
the brooklyn. and horsemen who have seen
him say that he Is troubled with q cracked
blistered and Hiidreth has turned him out
temporarily.
Jockey Glass carried OF the riding honors
Song. who took part In the dead heat with
Huda's Sister. While only a midget ne
seems to have natural ability and his SER
vices may soon be in general demand.
The weather was delightful for racing
and another crowd OF 5000 persons enjoyed
the sport. The summarizes:
YIRsr RACE.
selling. for two Y ea r. olds slOO Added. aye and