The sun., 1910-07-16
IROQUOIS FOR DALMATlAN
HILDRETHS COLT. AT PROHIBI-
TIVE ODDS. HEATS SAGER.

shilling nIdes the Son of Etheibert 20
Victory On Addition to Magazine and
AreIie-Ga auniiet Trims Novelty
shawnee and Fairy story Also succeed.
| y. c. Iilldreth's Dalnnatian. at prohibitive
odds galloped on with the iroquols stakes.
of Q; .OoO for three year ODDS. one mile and .
quarter. at Empire city yesterday. Barney
SChreiber's Sager. son OF Bannoc kburn.
was the other starter. and when Mars Cas-
sidy sent them away they raced neck and
neck to the middle of the far turn Thea
shilling cut DAlmAtian loose and the oig
Ethelbert colt drew away easily Archibald
put the whip to SageT In the middle OF the
homestetch. but Dalmatian galloped homs
an easy winner by two lengths In 7Os
Hldreth's Novelty. by Kingston. a strong
fayorits at Q to S. vas beaten in the hand cap.
for two year-olds. nvs and hall furtongs
The colt picked Ip TOP weight. 40 pounds,
and cut out a fast pace. attended By Harry
la MontAEnes Gauntlet. to /. 10 the
middle Of the stretch Then As shilling
put Novelty under the lash Gauntlet. re-
ceivinR thlrteeh pounds from him. closed
swiftly. though bearing out. IL was
driving hnish. with Gauntlet winning by
three parts OF a length In 90 rs, Novelty
had three lengths over Mr. Golishtly. to I.
with Star Charter. } to 1. under Q weak
ride. a length away
James Grinin's Fairy Story, to 1. won the
nrst race. for maiden two-year-olds. ave
and half fuTionEs. by head. but Planter.
the second horse. quoted at 4 to I. was much
the best. From a slow break Planter ran
far back in the Tuck until he reached the
head OF the stretch. where y. Davis let MIN
down. Then with a Tremendous rush he
passed everything hut FAIRY story. who vas
under = heavy drive. Planter ran IN the
colors OF Red Walker. who bought hum before
the race from J. y. Madden. =. N. Mil
lem HalRna : 4
mont'- Rogon. : to 10 favorite. on his feet
IN a rush To he far turn. hung on well enough
to be third. half a length back. Inc time
wa- O7 Is.
Shawnee. a daughter Of John Sanford's
noted horse ChuCtanunda. quoted at i5 TO !.
surprised the crowd BY taking the track
at the start of the second race. for three
year,olds. one mile and 70 yards; and lead
ing all the way. Garner, who rode Sha wnee.
mad perfect confidence In her and when he
reached the stretch he drew away TO win
easily by two lengths IN -: -. Jack
second. with > 4. tustins star Actor,
TO /, third Harvey r 40 I: vas a head
iSvorite. was playing hide and seek in the
TuCk practically from start To fini-h.
DE Mund. the saO.ooO horSe. owned by
y ! RAiney, was resurreCted for the NTH
race. a handicap al siI furlongs lie had
shown a fast time trial and the Clockers
aid he would 40 we'll he rushed 90 the
when he got TO the far turn r. p Carman
Magazine. carrying the right money.
made MN QuN Win M. usual NenONn !
James v keene's MeliSande, Z to I. Chal- |
len ged In the stretch but shilling got MAga- |
zine home in triumph. three parts OF length
TO the good. IN I.l:. Melisande beat q. VI. /
Odom's Prince Gal i,to S, ny four lengths. |
With shannon nose out OF the money. |
DE Mund trailed home lengths behind
Three horses fAred the starter IN the last I
race n selling event a. = mile and ~ wards |
" hen the gate went up OrCAgnA. ~ TO =, I
stumbled and Garner rolled over his head !
to the ground unhurt Then r =. Tar |
mans Arctic, even money fANoTite, after |
toying with Rock-tone. to I, for three ,
Of mile. dreN avav and uon |
easily nv four lengths in ~ IS. shilling |
rode three v inner- and a second The at
tendance reached the 1000 mark The sum
martes