The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-25
HOCNIR BEATS OFF
FAVORITE AT FINISH
pomcttc Bleu Makes Gallant
Rush to Win Union Stakes,
hut Can't Maintain 1t.
RESULT Is RARE SURPRISE
Nolan's Entry Shows Speed lie
Displayed on Opening Day
NJ Ilavrc dc Grace.
RESULT Is RARE SURPRISE

IT, Beycrwyck Stable. which is owned
n Frank ! Nolan. sprang rare sur
pusc 10 the Union = Hing Stakes, the fea-
u.e Of the second days racing OF the
queens County Jockey Club at Aqueduct
strrday The stable started the three
, aaf- old Hocnir and. though the natural
trend Of speculation was in favor OF the
Montpelier Stables pomette Bleu. there
vas such a decided liking for Hocnir tina,
tJs odds against him were reduced quickly
from 10 90 ! down 20 to I.
Few OF the racegoers knew that Hocnlr
100 his first start on the opening day at
llavro de Grace this spring had run away
before the start and later had gone to the
Jos, and gallopcd over his field. Those
VINO had seen this performance were pre-
uartd for Hocnr's rush TO tn, front
Under Buxtor's skllful guidance he
sNIuned close to the rail and didn't leave
..s supporters In doubt for a moment
The rest OF the field was struggling be-
lnd him In vain endeavor to keep up
with the fleet footed son OF VOORHEES,
romette Bleu made a gallant effort in the
stre.Ch, hut fell back Ia the final sixteenth
md Iiocnlr won by three lengths with
lpmettc Bleu beating Undauntcd neck
lor the place.
Thou-h the Union Selling Stakes was
she feature. the most Interesting race was
divided In the handicap for three year
Ids and upward. which was the third
ent ON the card. There was small
of select field. with Grover Hughes a de.
.'ed flvor.te AT IL to 10. The choice
.owcyer never was prominent. for the
une,k Stables Yankee Notions dashed on
H. the lead. closely followed by August
Beimonts StrUir boil and John W Schorr's
NandeggrIft Butwell forced Strombol
along so that he headed Yankee Notions
4 the Sixteenth pole. but little Karrick
Who has recovered recently from an i'll
uoss sat up t. ride a determined finish
sa.nst the most experienced jockey In the
East 1t was a rafting duel to the finish.
Yankee Notions beating Stromboli by q
1ead the pair being I'VE lengths In front
o. Naudergritt. Yankee Notions stepped
he SIX furlongs in the smart time OF
ia Is
Joe Rosenheld graduated from the
maiden class In the NTH race. lie prac-
'cdllN divided favoritism with T.. Am
rose tlarks Easter star RnSeufeld
'nnN'd that he was much more AZ home
"n the turns At Aqueduct than he was on
iue Belmont stra!ghtaway ny taking the
lad from the rise or the barrier and lead
I.g his field a merry dance the whole way
Beethoven, another poor performer at Bel
.'.''N' hiH' S'A'NFu llllplbN tllf'll ana M
ned second, lensth and half behind
the winner.
In the sixth race. Tor twu-year-olds
George odoms Coquette had the speed OF
tho field FOR the short trip Of four and a
haf turlongs. She came away At the
i'n!sh 10 win by four lengths from Il. r.
'Irnan's Lady Barbary The summaries (:
FIRST RACE
For iwo-ycar-olds: selling. by subscription OF
So; with 500 added hvc lnrlongs
iorsc and age. VI. Jockey. Pieces Fin
Il Hecyesi2 49, Buxton. is-scNen y
l,as y';''"' ic % N ,HsI 81 ~ 81
mbcL? .... % sumter col 81
Time. Ion Rs
Good slart won silly. Miss Fielder Oh T.. by
rnce Of Melbourne Dainty. owned and rslned
SECOND RACE
'lnscripto1 Of $40, with $50 added one mile
lmans ioi WoiIc II 10 . y
NJ specs,o' il2 Falrhrothcr i 81 81
Cdea. S.. . l02 .kcderls Is / 81
Mid ~ steward 10 / 8
1 ga ,,S% jss ~ , Mr ~ o
Ios Fortune g. " Marco .0-i 81
Time. Ia.
Good start won driving St0nchtngc, b. Il bS
IL sun Is Linda stone, owned by samuel Ross
THIRD RACE
Tor three ycar-olds End upward. handlcap. b,
Inscription Of $40, with 500 added, six furlon g
ssaEes S"dcns 100 ks sGds' 81 i''f IS f Il
yaHdcrsrl't[a -, @ lStSfs 20. 81 ~ 3:
Grover hughes.o lls Marco o.. I7-lo as I
Time, ii2 40
900 nv ',ar, won s driyIns fonsee ), NpiIons
stable trained By " II Carrlck
FOURTH RACE
Mon Selling Stakes: for ihrce-y car-olds b.
'1bscripuon OF $40, gusran ted cash value. 81 ON
Horse and age. W, Jockey Prices. Pin
i l"Tar, p.r i9 o, R Mn - 7-s L.
u, sunted. s.. "a. Sumter. 81 even 3,
,S eng i% a AatSi 81 8 )
""l''F''a ~ %i,,S Sie ", 'o-i Isl !
GOOD start. won easily. Hucnir b. e.. by NOor
ty 6 Zlegi,r. ~ '''"'
FIFTH RACE.
'ltsrrptiOn OF $40. With $500 added one mile
oe 2T oS aTs as w. w. ISGksy PTeSs fP
Il. s NIh. !, Is Is RR SSis Il 4 :
GspS S5eSI i loa i Nissisa. i sei ,s
ss@ TS sr iS7 RsSriss even S
Time, 1: " 2-5
se %0a and nf sst GSssa g b a
stevenson; trained by J. Mclaughlin. Jr
SIXTH RACE.
Tor iwO-year-Od Niles which have not wo
LOO; by subscription OF $40. with 500 adde,
loIr and a half furlOngs.
,opuctte.? '..... Il2 Buxton. Or. 9-i0 IL 1
'ady Barbary. 9. ii2 McCahey 1915 even 2
,'lsmiss, 2. iOS fuiTbrother 1876 even 3
orecdst,2 ..... los khrrCk .. 81 So
mango, 2.,..,... l0S kederls i5-i 81 6
Time, o. "a 2-5
GOOD start won easily. Coguette. CHI. T..
,'h-Adriana: Owntd by Brookslde Stabl
Taned by G. NJ Odom
MILLER DUNWOODIE CHAMPION
Completes sev~nty-twO Hole Medi
Round with 32S.
foNkERs. June 2i.--Z r. Miller We
The golf championship of the Dunwood
country Club to-day with "A score OF 3.
Tor the seventy-two holes OF medal pla
which decided the ownership of the It'll
me FIRST thirty-six holes were played
week ago ana the second thirty-siX L
uuy.
Five golfers completed the four round
ne scores T. r. Miller, SO. SO. rs. IS
- NJ q. Mcdonald, IS, So. So Sl-33
H. =. Carter So so, SO, s6--33S; w. v
'i"rrls so, ~, 80, Si--3il W. ChilveI
-. S. So. 9i-359.
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