Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17
A RECORD-BREAKER.
Exile Lowers the Time Sc tie
brooklyn Handicap
HE EASILY WINS TEE RAuN III ea7i-s
A uls fleia 81 crses RAosrs rsSssa -
49, sE4ssecs ~ 90 Exe6ted AAsl4-
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s4na Persona
81 sc8vED GskAx SPEED


NEw YonK. Hsy Ia The Hfesk 50 hknsgi-
cap has been rVh ana tNtle Ia tAe eiosaI.
Fittesn thousand people saw him VIA and
not oLa VI thcm Nil forget lie grand
sight nner day FOR racing p0r-
roses could nol have heea hAa-
he sarly arrivals 81 the uack found
thai ths course Was IL exoellsnt oonai-
ton II Was dusty en sop, sna many pro
nOuaoec Il iagI. " Lie lev thought 4 sss
q second or 80 allow New loSk ana
sgoOklyn poured forth theiT nglutados
enc Boston and Philadelphia sens
large representations Among the prom
inent hogseaen present were lssrrs
Lorrilsld, August belmert fsoss6ent
NitheTs q Monmouth Park, CsPtSi1 Con-
nsr. Colonel simmons president 81 the
Louisville Racing Association, hsnatos
FinohbEok ot Louisiana, William i-ss.ns ~
Louisville, the Gaegina Of California n r.
DwyeT and Judge DelmaT.
By O'Clock dense masses az people
crowded the grand stand. allied tie swaro.
lined up 20 the fenoe surrounding tie track.
and indeed seemed 10 III every avail
able nook and corner Vita the closing
Of tho third race anticipation and a.
citement over the greatest 0f The event<
began 10 Increase The feminine poI-
could well DC and Piled their escorts With
questions about the horses Prince koyA.
Was The first oi Tie groal horses 10 take Ito
track lie WAS closely followed by gugslcr
and Terra Gotta the .sSt- named with No
Laughlin up. but locking pale and III
magnificent moral Offering Icposec IA
Secretary Eclntyre's ofnos. i. was Ia the
form OF a hoEseKhos, about five feet high.
composed OF the choicest flowers RUD-
ming round the shoe % represent nails was
the inscription. brooklyn Handicap" In
was destined for the winner
There vas quite u delay a. he post
Exile and Prince Royal being rather frRo-
tious They ranged in the following OF
der: Juggler having the rail, Tern
Gotta next. and Richmond Exile,
EIkwood, Prince Royal and Hanover
stIinging 20 the outer rail They broke
away four times before getting the flag
IN al the false starts the black and vel
low OF the Clifton candidate loomed 70 tie
front When the banner fen Juggicr was
FIRST away. followed by Terra Gotta. XIX
wood. Richmond, Royal Hanover and
Exile in the order named. The latter had
much the worst OF the start Com
ing down the near stretch Hanover ana
Juggler were racing side and eide three
lengths before Prince Royal sad Exile.
The Others were in ruck, tailed by
Richmond and in this way they went
by the stand. and al the lower end
Juggler showed little in front and
he was first past the quarter post 4 nose in
front OF Hanover. Around the tarn few
the racers, the jockeyc' coats forming .
glitteripg mass OF color, which was los; IN
the swirl OF great clouds OF dust torn up by
/ the hoofs OF the speedeTs
Going up the back stretch JGCgloT i'm
proved his lead and the others closed up on
Hanover. Halt way up the stretch Hanover
! began 10 fa.l back. aud a cry Of Hanover
is beaten issued from 1000 throats
/ IL was true lie was soon passed
| by Prince Royal and E1iie Jug
gler was still ia front at the half
mile post, half a length before Prince
Royal, who was tie same distance before
Exile, Hanover being a bad forth On the
upper turn Ene went 10 the front
a length behind Prince Bolya, who
was two lengths before Juggler
| Then began struggle thai set
the blood Of every spectator courging
through his veins Garrison rode Prince
| Royal like q demon, but in vain. be could
not get up 20 Exile. who. IN the last
| furlong. increased his advantage, and
amid the applause Of 1000 voices lie
won the great race by two lengths. friDse
| Royal second, dozen lengths before Terra
/ Gotta third Lkwood. Jugglor and ban
over finished az named The time by frac-
tions was %. 20, l:oS. ll6. I.2s5l, Isl.
and 2.0si<
The gross value Of the stakes was $1,000,
Of which 5000 goes TO Prince Royal. tho
winner Of second place, and 81 900 10 Terra
Gotta, winner Of third place.
Last year The Bard won the handicap.
beating Hanover by "A length, who Was
three lengths IN front OF Exile Time. 2.I3.
The other horses in the race were Feneion,
volante, Favor. oTifamme, Rsyal Arch,
Grover Cleveland, SaKoBy and Kaioolah
Exile is bay horse owned by v. Lakeland,
slred by Mortimer. out OF Second Hand