Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-09
TICKET R0MPS HOME
Best in Twenty Seventh An
nuaI fremont Stake.
SHORT GRASS ALSO WINS
Captures Brookdale Handicap With
Plenty to Spare Over Whit
ney's Gelding Borrow.
SHORT GRASS ALSO WINS
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, July 8.-Andrew Miller s
bay colt Ticket. a two-year-old son OF
Ballot and Princess Orna, captured the
twenty-seventh running of the Ire
mont stake at Aqueduct track this art
ernoon. defeating a more or less classy
field of six other youngsters In the
none -too-remarkable time of lis 20.
However, in view of the fact that the
winner was favored in the oral bet
ting and was ridden by the popular
little Jimmy Butwell. the victory was
yociferously cheered and applauded by
the 10000 or more persons in the
stands. A. K. Macomber's Star Gazer.
son Of Star Shoot. came in by four
lengths behind the Miller entry, beat
ing August Belmont's imported colt,
HourIess, for second place by scant
head.
The fremont was only one Of three
rich stakes provided by the queens
ment of the Saturday crowd Esch OF
the other two was won by an ooos-on
public choice from comparatively scant
helds The Glendale steeplechase. Tor
bald Barkne's splendid jumper. Blan.
kenburs, from James Parks Duke OF
Duluth. H. w Sage's Marian and the
Greentree stables mare. Cherry Ma
named. The Brookdale handicap. with
81 500 added. attracted only two start
ers-Harry Payne Whitney's geloing
Borrow and Emil Hers imported
whixzer Short Grass. The latter won
the event with yards to spare.
There were four other corking races
. on the card. which were won, in turn.
by E. F. whirney's Rhine Maiden.
James Buffers Consistent kiik emmy
Boy. the Brighton stables. colt. KING
Bagzot. and Mrs. s. McNaughton
dainty black filly. Spinster
The Summaries.
Ftrst, race. handicap: three -year-olds and up
maidens: six and half fnrionas: purse $500.
j. to 5. won: Celandria. 11o 81: McTassart,;
s TO l. s to :. TO 5. second: Lnrac los
,sSss Maiaehi... Lady Hil.ineton. Hidden
star Pan Maid. Water Bele. Lady Teresa and
Lady windermere also ran - ,,,.
yesr-olds and upward: about two miles and a
half: purse 81 .eoo-Blankenbu5s. lsl 1 Tocon-
Ia3 n. Haynes. to /. to s: out: second
Marian. 1875 u. Williams. Y to ]. to !. out,
NH" Third ra@e the fremont stakes: two-year-old.
six furIongs; purse saOoo-Ticke'. LOT tBut
WE'LL to /. to 5. 2 to 8. won: Star Ganer,
oni: HourIess I27 u. McTacgar.,. ! to .. q
70 8 3 to g. third. Time. ID 2-5. Dunga Din
Amaigamafer. Philippe and Ballad also ran.
Fourth race. the Brookdale handicap; three
yrar-oids and up: one mile and an eighth;
purse 81 .sO0-Short Grass. 122 tkeoghi. "a
3 out. won: Borrow. I24 tNottert. to 5. out
second. Time. 50. Only two starters.
Fifth race. three year-olds and up: selling
one mile: purse saO0--Knkenny Roy. 121
I.oftusI. TO :. ont. Sandman II
10 eLyke.. ID TO :. : to 10. to :. secoad
Sarztogs. ia Mink. TO I. TO 3. 2 to &
third. Time. 10 As. Republican. Ray o Light
Sfsr Gift and springrnass also ran.
Sixth race. two-yesr- Odds; maidens: selling
ave furlongs: purse S5O0-King Baggot. IL!
1Tsplinl. is 20 3. 10 &. 10 10. won: Brother
Jonathan. lI5 fR. Hoffman,. 10 l. to 3.
10 TO- second: Buchanan Brady. 115 fschut
ffngert. ) to !. . 10 l. even. third Time
log Is. Sandal. Bright Star. Nancy Fair
Gloomy Gus. Tootsy and Noterina also ran.
Seventh rsce, two-yearolds: maidens: five
furiongs: purse SJoo-spinster, I2 fButweIi
TO 10. out, won: Rebel lis fGarner)
is to ;. even. 10 3. second Dyson. III
fk~oEhi. 20 10 /. 10 ]. to .. third. Time
1$3 Lady Rowena. Marbehead. Moonlight
Ida Nc and Burney kurney also ran.