The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-13
NEWCASTLE STABLE SCORES
DANGER Warm avn ROrAL M
TEOR RIN FIRST AND SECOND.

TAKE Liens share m the winged Pss'
! Handieap-esuy Ft,hsr Mins IN Z
/ Great Finl.h- CherTyol Galley slave
and Dannead succeed &C EmDare
EHcellsnt racing ~as snjoysd By nearly
S,ooo person. a. Empire City yesterday
4 cool breeze from the directiOn Of Lons
Island soInd made the hilltop track 4
most comfortable place 20 spend the after
noon. The stake feature was the Winged
| Foot Handicap, Of o. 400. for t~o-yeAT'
olds. siI fuTlongs. ami the Newcastle stable
scored double triumph when Danger Marx
and Royal Meteor. coupled at 10 10. tool
4 hrst and second money respectively
Danger Mark won by a length and half
while Royal MeteO.. bearing out all the
way 'inv n tho home@tretch. had two lengths
| over Quincy Belle. tot. = u Bradley
o. .GUo He'll Horse after break ing In froni
soon curled up ami was badly beaten
4 rousing finish Was provided by ,hs
handicap at a mile and twenty yards
when the early pacemakeT-. Hildreth''
Restigouche. , to |. and Odom's MIN bus
TO I. blew NJ IN the stretch there Was q
| fierce drive for FIRST honor. Guy Fisher
| 10 /. got the verdict by nose, With August
Beimont'S Starbottle. 6 to I, In the place
half length In front OF r. 4. Watkins I.
Gin Edge. i5toi Then came Pretend and
! High Private less than a length out Of ths
money The race Was run In IAl as, and
was one OF Handicspper NosburEh's bes'
efforts
Jockey shilling was at his best in two
races. He handled J. 7 Ireland's Cherry
ola. to 1. second choice. with consum'
mate skiil in the NTH event. for three-year'
old lilies six furlongs CTeevy took Il. j
wilson " : MeIoana. to faNortte. "a
the front. and she 80, a fast pace TO the FAR
turn. where Butwell moved NJ with James
H. keene's lnfatuation. - 70 The latter
in taxing the lead Vded NleT Dana into
the fence. with the result that the Wilson
nliy injured her stins and Creevys eft
bootleg was torn Q ribhoss a the head
, OF the stretch shilling began 70 get busy
with Cberrvola, Who closed with rush
and soon caught the h eene fily Then
Tsae n hy nae sei4 from no '"f Maddens Mar ri
got = W TO I shot no showed greater
speed than ever before the rHce being
run in IIS a.. lnfatuation was third,
shiliins also won the second race. for
IhIfe y s.Iiss Ss qriphs Ti'h yankG
previous Effort, showed a lot OF speed Whiie
that pe tG d"J Jockey t Wash took him ap
and he finished outside of the money. Shil-
ing ,ns s6., M n. b rn Won bH .ns,S and
= half IN i.i33 as. RosseauN. a - to shot.
came fast At the end and Ma second. two
lengths before Black thief. to !. weakly
ridden.
James Griffn's Little Rajah. a son OF Mr.
Keene'A old sprinteI Hurst Park, had speed
enough 20 lead all the way In the nrst
race, for two-year odds, six furlonss Mct.es
hustled him a biz near the end to win by
a length from =. 4 Rennets Aldivta Little
RaJah was quoted AZ TO I. and Aldiyis,
who showed a sudden improvement. was
backed A. IL ". q. YANKEES The Hague.
IS TO ? favorite. Wa third a length back
Feather Du-ter, - 10 5. had no speed. The
time Vas it2-S
q 4 Bronder's Danheld, II 20 S. had 80
much speed that after taking the lead in
the last race. at a mile and a sixteenth. he
was never caught. Frank Regan's Ardrt.
q TO 10 chased him for nearly mile, but the
son Of Irish Lad was too much for him and
won IN drive by half length, Lad OF
LAngden. 70 ,. squeezing into the place
a. the last moment and beating Ardri a
head The race waS run In ~ Us.
Jockeys Moore aud A. Walsh we're sus-
pended for i've days by Starte. Cassid.
Among the latest arrivals was Dynamite
Jack 1hornby. ~ no got 70 from lAtonia
with several dark horses. The summaries
PIKsT RACE