The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
HANSA FAR IN FRONT
IN HER MAIDEN RACE
Beats Favorite by Six Lengths
and Brings More Glory 10
Thompson stable.
PCRDEY ALSO RUNS WELL

son ard many OF The hcTSes have teen
SHIPPED to HAvre de Grace fer the
Maryland campaign there were enough
features IN the sport 81 Belmont PARK
yesterday 20 keep the crowd interested
Tie frs; a-ppeArAnce e = s Tho~p-
soa's HAnsA In tire seoond rAce, Ter
nader tvo-yeA--oldsS caused that event
20 take OF more importance than IS
usual with 81 eVtrn.sht contest There
was some curiosity TO see whether the
nJy could duplicate TIRE feA;s O; many
colts FROM her successful stable ara
score winning brackets on Gtr In;
starr TIE daughter 81 EAzasu-e-
DAISY J made good in impressive style
ea,lopinE iu SIX lengths ~ front q the
OAK Rldge S;Ah.es RAcoaieGse, which
started fAVcTgie
HAasa .s a fan SISTER 20 Jersey Light
rirg. so that 10 use The terms G.: t~-
mans sAe Is aunt 10 the EnstAiea TaceTS
Regret ard ThucderT VIII sash
breeding &c r~ecorrTerd Ae- 81 NAS strange
tina; after opening ar equal faNoTie WIN
RAccnteuse she went hack IN the BET
ting to Is 10 3. vA.ie RAco1teuse was
played dow TO even money The lacN
q. confidence in the lG;es; ;vc-yeAr-a.c
candidate Of Trainer Rove prcNae.! was
due to the sgas Of trouble ira; Rowe
had in pNpA-us her .or the races
Tier ankles ard hccSS were painted VIZ
iodine Rad both her snees bore i"e
marks G! TIE hrrs iron. TA>cs
tie ally strobe a,ors swiftly AID KINDLY
A-a showed that sire = another eToA.
daughter ot Tire s7eN; Hamburg
In the Manhattan Handicap AZ seven
far.o-gS which WAS TIRE feature q ;ae
H a.A.kL~ 49, HN.H
was new 10 local racsecers N Hariy,
a ;~hree-yeAr-o,d -. 81 FoUa-s l.cec-
Lady Hamburg "a which had raeca 20
England Bat FOR the Sdc.rs q: Eat
Fua re too would Rave ben s--gvss-
ful ard rs victory would have ~or Hec
the -.ng as ne w-S escAr4 @c~" i'.ia
20 - . 70 to .
Angus; Relmonts F!-;c-so,t cTt-vl
fAvorice b.: TIE Faa was s. We. sly
ported ira; he closed az esGA e-s..t
Wt:h F1;cergold Nou;-csoT. The c"N
o.se- sArte-, was Away ny--s a.d man
AEed 20 outrGu The Fgnu. Fu0aeN tstNt
slowly. Nu; showed a ervA; tara Q: specs
ard ran into secoua place near HE end g:
ire hacsst-e;Sh Tie Pan BEGAN 80 close
o. che leaders running around ne etr.
and though TUr!ey led uo:l NE" 81 ire
sirc.ch he WAS no match for Pc sunny
con paiSaer TIE FINN won T. i.E.v
lengths. and Pu.Gey beat MorGesnT w.
lcre;hs !or he place
Careful hAra,.rs ~ i.;t,e Garner CO.
shl,.a ReYSoLrn - W.n ere kc-sorAo.."
Selling HArd.cap &; = mile 9 a sN-
;eenth. which Is 4 l:.ie further nan the
old galloway cares % rave. FE th!''-
OF The pace Acd keeping INSIDE a.
Napier While EN0so was making The
pace Garner k,y; Esylsu-r from rI1-
=. ga. b. - LwF HrHF 4
INFO The h-or,es.r,;-A ard though i~nre
carried HIM a ,.t;.e wide Re had nous 90
reserve 20 viii by three !e1s;As ~"
YoAe.es The summaries
FIRST RACE 7
For iA-e> yeG-o.d. And upward S.ans ~
suo>-Tuoa q s. ~'th d" soaeI ''r" 'N'
lcnk> mzlu 0olTsc
osr..us. -. ics : NTAssri
CARTON Q AsS - i@.e
Mara ~ NS@aE
BArsAs y: cAvAna--h ..
oroignd, '.. 20 Pa -
GNuA ssAI. ~. tss- oA"''as g
~ >'A- Shoc'-AatG-a lesscs -so~a ~ n
7 w.s1u - lrauc' ~ 2 ! heA-eS
SECOND RACE
Fo- NADER t~cyta..c.c. purse S4s, I'VE
Ec>se a. 1.e ", .r-,,y F-~.ra
HausA ~ rAsr'
n A. NaaAf - H- RI Ut .
LandsHlt, GAVE
FrAf Noasal: IL. c.srea. -.
Rtssi.cIC. ..... g.. ttNS-AsA .
lEt:.cE,e. .... g.. LleN -! ~
I,,. ~ -, ,
HSme.-s~BG.y ; Gsnea ~ / : Taomg
SOL, ;rSlne1 ~ ! Rove
THIRD RACE
TIE RonkorSons ~ tn-te-vea-0'i' ~
~" s an aAar enc r. ~ Aas ne, ,,s. d. b
Ro-s Aut age ", !ccSey r-.ast.u.
Reg bo4ra ssss.3 GA-ac q"
RhS Sas5eN1 s NSt;sf s..,s :
Nap.e1. t...... '. GAriner.... 81 So
eo,a .,,-r po n@ ss.iy k,ye,arg = . IVY
star sao5i-La., Resarl owned by Nj. " .
S.t-rs ,-anea ~ W : sGr~
FOURTH RACE
Tae NavhA',A. HsNEta?. COR tNcN,a~ =
and uyNSrt. Oy sucsrrpuCH e. 60 s,a-ir-,
10 ray s. additional, MA S.,o s..s.
seyer t.r.c7s. ran ~lr
Horse and sse WI 'ocNey ProrsF1 0.
The nnu 5..........s Dawes .. p
nUrdy u JNTassai =.
e2St .,ari sSa ea.i. Tt TEnC n ,
bees. Irainea by : " HeaStr
FIFTH RACE
s,rer,echa.s: selluE. for four yca- -''s r~f P
uFVSri by subscription OF Sc. uta i@o
added. STOUT Two W..ts.
HorSe and Sse WI Jockey Ps5s. I'm
Syosset. S .......... ;yt .Tghe ..... .. o.. @.
Bie sandy. s........ls> He0'rrsou 1873 g- -.
EAdbAd. aced.....lN MI.lAUs 's. =.
Ze. MOOD. ased ....lN WAgsh ... ."l 81
Walklng Fox S....1N pupr~ .. 81 -
Hanasa.rOand 5..lE. TaDkey .... 90. ..U'
Eel T1Tt-'i
Goo4 siA-t' won easily >yosss'. hr 8. ~
MygrAlne-Ss'rr Stella, nwnSt w l'sssvr.tT
la.obs. traluea by : Ntl-AusAau. u
SIXTH RACE
For three wear olts Art guwa-t Nh.gh have
no, won At ihi. meeting selling, one mile
Horsc and aEe VT Jockey P~lrs Pm F.
Sephfhys S........it. Mo- hcy. oUt 70
lees r I ........ 81. Matthews i1i 81 Pa
Shyness S.......I ~ CAV ma Ga ~ 20
Maryland Cir ). e. Garner -. 'ol 81
sons Of Valley, 4 .o-. Turner 30, 81 .! S
Tme-. IEt
Good start. Won easily, NegNiNys N Z
~ lsdor-Nalrs'. owned - : ! Moran.
trained by :, FirSmmors
BELMONT PARK TURF NOTES.
John Sanford Mas -fceivei a ca,fs TIA,
two NeArl!rEs have tesn Skinned 10 hiu
from England on ;h' Mi0HrhaAa. due here
on september 20. one u a col' hy Sol
fertno, cut ~ the Gam " Etate-n which
was the best iwo-NfAT-ytd in England IN
1874. The other is a f#y named Madame
Curie, BY Radigm oui OF the dam ~ The
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