The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-04
PRINCE MPVUIGL'S STAKES
BEATS THE TURN EASILY N
THE BRO IDWlT.
FiFesioRe and Mailman GallOp On With
she Handbags QuantIeO Genes to
life l.Orhlel Nins on the nu-Glu-
rose Trims q Poor Let AZ GraV esend.

f rose Trims q Poor Lot AZ I:raN esend.
Prince Imperial. bv Orlando Di1Ole,ln,
/ running IN the colors Of the NoOdhaven
Stabl" Ealloped on with rho O.. 90 BrOadN az
stakes. for three yeaT-Olds one mile and
a sixteenth. a. Gravesend yesterday. lie
} was IN 'oCeipt Of three pounds from the
solver dTook Farms lienO colt The Turk,
who rereutly beat him a. scale weight
/ In the Niihers stakes The Turk. u 20 10
/ fayorite. was ridden By McGes and ran
/ FAR below eNpec'aiiona When the barrier
went up Dngan rushed Prince Imperial
I 10 the front aud ihe son Ot Orlando seemed
10 hold The Turk safely all the Way. A.
the head Of the stretch The Turk did not
show his usual gAmeness aud hung IN his
stride Prince Imperial meanwhile gal.
lOped down 10 the judges with I've lengths
"a spare hs time being - SIS The Turk
vas second. length and q half before
James u. keene's Grasmere. by Meddler
Roiha a. The laFter was outrun always
after being carried vide on the lower turn
iandlebefTy was pinChed on aud Creevy
| pulled him out Ofthe race Just after the start
FORMER winners ~ he Broadway Stakes
/ we're The FriaF, Sly Fox Ethslbert aarmn-
tan. The ParNdse. Old Ensiaad. Irish Lad.
Brvn Mawt oxford. OrmOnsiale, Mont gOm-
cry. Master robert and Flty Herbert
). lllldreth purchased kOgInak. bv
| PuIyeaT ID. - Chlnte from e. ". Berry
early IN the DAY and started him IN the
| nth race. for twO-year -Olds, ave fuFlOnga.
But when the barrier vas released kOrmGk
and several others were az skies and ssyens
end did not get away. ]. A Jones's IaOchtel.
by HasttnEs-I,ady Of the Valley. on the
other band rushed TO the front. attended
aud togetber they raced a. top speed 20 the
end Of he far turn where AfaNam blew up.
! Then lochiel went on about his business
and hreezed home on the bit with three
lengths TO spare In I o. l-S lnCisiOn. . black
colt bv CesaTiOn Belle Swift owned BY
" q. lanke, q we'll known Western opeT-
atOr. uads a game rush down the stretch
and = ralled he place by bell : length from
nut hlly by HenO Luckless, who beat Aga
VAN q srant length. Pat DUNES Crash
r. eived weak ride after showing fash
Of 'aTly speed
; { Hhdrrth's Firestone. top weight and
prohibifive favortte, was successful In the
handicap. a. mile and q iurong. Ne
raced Thomas honahan's Pretend into sub
mission IN the first mile and then galloped
home with length 10 spare In I 81 Pre-
tend was right lengths in front Of L'enap.
who ran dull race
~ q Redwe ellis Mailman, n 10 70 favorite
was easily the best N The opening event,
handicap NJ about SIX furlOngs. Tie broke
IN front. set a cracking paCe and breezed
home two lengths In front Of v D. CaTman's
Magazine. ridden by Dugan. H. b.
burgess Dreamer, four lengths back.
managed 70 be third. head in front Of Guy
FISHER. Archibald pulled Rocky O'Brien
~ on the far turn 10 escape a Jam on the
rail Besom finished as n he was on che
verge Of breakdown. The race was run
In . 10
The BeverUyck stables QuAntico ato1.
after two disgraceful defeats came 10 life
IN the second rare, for platers. ~ . mile
and a fuTlOng. With V. Powers up, he
showed speed enough to go out in front
with y y. Carman's Sir C,eges a. the start
and after a long duel he won by hall a
length IN - rs. Rockstone. al q long
price. closed fast. and was third. length
sud half back. Big Stick. } TO /. had no
speed this time and was badly beaten.
Glucose owned by the Newcastle Stable
after running in stake races vas sent after
cheap purse IN the last race for horses
that had not won more than one race. dis
lance. = mile and 4 sixteenth Glucose
should have been l 20 100 instead u 20 =.
for he led all the way and won BY eight
lengths IN ~ SIS. r. y. WAtkln'A Gin
EdRe vas an easy second and loughlins
SIR Evelyn got w In time TO be third. half
"a length before faultless The summaries
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