The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

MAHlL LNllNNALMA- - ~ 49, 49,
mala nashal Isadlng rWo-GeaF-Oidis.
SWepp. James r. KeeRe's star three
vrar-Old. by Hen Brush-Pink Domino.
viii not VIA another race with 20 little
eAertiOn a. he displayed when he romDsi
away with the rich Belmont stakes on
I MORday Back In October, when the nnal
! declarations were received. n was predicted
that sweep would have the Belmont Siakes
az his msfrv. and several months later
| the Wes;cheatsT Racing Association secured
| the consent ofMr. Keene and the other sub
/ scrihers who aiill had sliKihles in the lisi
! TO reduce the added money from t,o0O
20 $1,000. 70 Mr.. Kerne's fns cOlt gathered
I IN this coin Of the realm with only ore
other starter 10 dispute the .OWncrship
of the prize with him. 81 least a. a eOnsi9tent
| trailer from start 20 finish.
But IN three stake engagements which
! Sweep h expected 10 on ~ GFav essnd he
/ will meet some three year-Olds that may
cause him to stretch hs neck. Among them
are The Turk. RenOs great son. who won
the WitheFs stakes: Waldo. by Pianudea
DalnAatian. = son OF EthelbeT;. Prince
Imperial and others. Sweep Il eligible
/ for the g.. 500 Broadway Stakes. one mile
anu NANFEMNNs 10 W run NNAA ANAAAN
According 10 the weight conditions sweep
will carry 10 pounds the same lmpost
that Waldo. Dalmatian. The Turk. Gras-
mere. Rocky O'Brien and Faun,leroy must
shoulder II they start. But Prince Imperial
will receive an allowance that will make
his burden Iis pounds. white BarleythOrpe
win set in with 100 and Cahdleberry with
iOS.
= - ---t..- C.-t.-- - a. sna =. . all.
Sweep viii pick up i7O pounds. ready 10
meet Waldo. DalmAtian and The Turk a.
equal weights. hut oonceding four pounds
10 Prince Imperial and twelve each 70
RaFleythNrpe and Candleberry For the
~ OOO brooklyn Derby one mile and quar-
ter, the keene three-year-Old may run
against Waldo and DalmatiRn. all parking
/ igG pounds. while Barleythorpe. Candle
berry and Prince Imperial will receive
| allowances Unfortunately The Turk Is
not a Derby eligible There h no doubt
/ that Trainer Rowe intends 10 clean M al
[ OF the most valuable three year specials
with sweep. Who VAS a high class coli last
| year and appears 20 have developed into a
/ superb racer this spring But before sweep
4 can he termed a champion % his age he
must hrst lower the cOlOrs Of all Of the
I
difhcult task. turgmen are free 10 admit
but IL sweep equal 70 II he vii, % hailed
a. a suitable sdccessOr 20 such former cham
/ plon three. year-olds a. Colin and Sysonby.
] sweep IL a splendidly built racehOrse,
/ He has speed. courage. and plenty Of thai
necessary quality which u termed class.
I In Waldo, Dalmatian and The Turk he would
meet the best three-year-Olds In this coun'
4 try, baFTing possibly himself, and turfmen
hope that some day the conditions viii 20
shape themselves that these torr colts VIII
I nght for turf supremacy on fair lines. Waldo
1 i still lame and may not race during the
\ uTavesend meeting. while DalInatian may
I not fare the barrier until another week Ia,
elapsed. bat The Turk e sure 20 make
things extremely interesting for Sweep
unless the Neene colt declines the issue II
the last mo,aeni
The form Of the besi tvo-year-olds shown
az Belmont Para afforded an interesiing
puzzle. tp 10 the running Of the National
stallion stakes on Monday Naushon and
Footprint were considered the best colts
Naushon, by Yankee ROYAL tiun. had
arorsd three successive victories. beatinl
among others Pluvious Horizon. Madcap
frank Mullens. LoChiel and others. Foot
print, BY Rock sand Fetish, on the Othel
hand. had won Al Pimlico prior 20 showins
a v inning race OF Queens when he trimmed
Horizon, Adrian and Thrifty. Hut In IN,
National stallion thesa crack colts looked
like cheap selling platers behind The winnel
SS p.SoSs.a form S SgSA By s,a TfS
improvement. SemprOlus, who began
racing at Auuetuct, vas REGARDED - jus,
an ordinary colt. Victories s'oret by HIN
Rov,I Ms,.sT. FrsnE Mules an others n
the ceiling platef class. while IN other events
he VAS beaten by Frank Mullens. Pluyious
Seth. Babbler ami Novelty u was viii
much surprise therefore mat rscegoer
With ridiculous ease. 81 the sane time meet
ing them at even weights SemprOlus %
The siren 9Th Of Mondays slccess. NouiC
appear TO ~ the best colt Of his age seer
, litile doubt that the hest lilies are 4 J.
Harrison's HOusemaid. ~ hrOOmEtick
Ethel pas winner % the kentucky
! Breeders fusurity ant the fas1iOn Stakes
} and Has al. by Adam Disitvantage.
} James 4. Ksene heads the liz. Of win
! ninE owners for the recent Belmont Par
nesting With NJ. aS The othsri E YER
man. s. s1o. Oneck stable. N.ss1 Angus
belmont. A.35S. Newcastle Stable, $50
silver Brook Farm. o. 80 \. 4. Hildreth
si.e 4 n =. Sit s. 2 lSs y sd R1fi:
siH0. e. l. harrison. o. 800 Woodfort
clay. 81 .s0j Ormondale stable, q soa
Beverwyck stable. ei,tno. J.. shaw
Nhi!nsy . 80 !, Ia T. s'S W. ir r..
nan n o. .iSS. J ?. Maiden. ii.iOo 7 Hiich
cork. Ir.. ~ on
. .sm nriaoOll the English featherweigh
. champion. ~ - Y that he h confined 70 hl
he'd Ne has practically decided 20 call n
his hght With Abe Attell In California Ol
July ] and will sail for home A. soon a. b
; h able TO make the trip. Promoter COT
fToth may put on a hght Tor the above dat
! between Sam iangfOrd and Joe leannette
Pole
GREar NEcH. l. MAY ~ The frs
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