The evening world., 1889-09-04
CHAOS!
The Son Of RayOn dor
Wins the $4,000
Futufity Race
ST. CARLO GOT the PLACE.
Ten Thousand People Witness the
Exciting Finish.
8 TO I WERE THE ODDS GIVEN.
nprcrI1 70 THE EVENING womb

SHEEpsHEAD BAY RACE TRACK, Sept. 4.-The
crowd at SheeuslleSd lay to-day was not AZ
large as that of MondSy, Labor bay About
twelve thousand people were present aud every
one was happy and contented before the frat
race, because the majority thought they had a
sure thing in Oregon.
When he appeared on the track the ladies
murmurcd, Amt he lovely, " and all hands
cheercd him.
They did not think he was so lovely a minute
or two later, when lie ran q poor second TO Car.
toOil. All y TO l shot.
All the time the question was, "Who will win
the Futurity ~ Isl. Carlo" whispered some.
Put your money OH nothing but King
Thomas" said others. This is Penn p. y
race" shouted a third and while the band
played men scurrled to the betting ring and
gHlnblcd heir inubey on their especial selections.
Among The PROMINENT men present were Judge
y Reilly. Judge Chas. Davis, Dick Roche, I'M
SeT shs ndh sGIt3m; Geo Huber H and his pretty p,tt,
Wrenn, Tom Dick, Police Commissioner Yoor-
his, Charity Colnnlissioner Sheely. snpt. Buck;
many, Others Of equal Importance.
In the second race II peculiar and Interesting
Jockey, Barnes. The little darky was. not
seriously injured, but Long Island, not waiting
r. sTs o a"I the es str finsI and nj te iar the i EalalO ri the S" 1a IN
around the entire mile, and with .stirrup-cups
banging, hig sides. dister ded ~nostrils Aud foam.
ANNhSN AAtAh' LAo Sib hiAlNA thO 4 " VlIlhC
BY almost two lengths.
There was not n soul on the grand stand or
awarded to the faithful animal. who gave his
bettors a run for their money.
the Interim between the third and fourth racer.
Between sixty and seventy thousand dollars il
no lneAn sum to win. and every one ielt that this
race was 10 be run on ltS merits,
About ,Sl60. 900 was wHgered on the race in
New York, the track and vicinity, bnt the sum
Is nearer u million II the United states are taken
GsOrae Huber pet IS. 900 twice on st, Carlo
Honduras WAS y dark one at &c TO / straight,
PadishAh was said To be in great form. Bel
mont had three horses. st. Carlo, Padishah and
Protection was not without friends. despite
hiS poor PERFORMANCE At Saratoga,
horses aud backed them to VIM 'N''
Senator Hearst. in the clubhouse. idgeted
from li -. ss1 1t Nh TGe no. the H F"t ,Ir s starters were m
terested, AZ King Thomas. his colt. was said to
hsye ID chance to win.
BefYr. the rnge the cracks paraded past the
grand stand. They went in gallant style. Ne
gro Jockeys. white jockeys and horses alike were
Solsmniy they walked by the. grand stand.
Once only they broke into. a light galop. and,
like the charge Of the Light Brigade, they
Here Starter Caldwell had sometroublc in get
sand .d'ssSsi ro ss shouted SSeitsdHtn . 'iH cry tr OH Ten thou
Like q streak Of creased lightning they fed
from the spot ike u sOllu Wall, TIC DUST nSlnx
behind them and the crowd hystericaily mutter-
ing calculations.
Baldwin led at the start. The excitemen was
intense.
Up came st. Carlo, and his name was shouted
Thousands OF time after they flashed by the
judges stand. The number OIL Chaos, an 8 to l
Nhot, with his riders name, Day, was hung out.
st. Carlo, the favor1te, second.
FIRST RACE.
Sweepstakes for thrGe-ycar-olds. at s25 each,
with 81, 900 added; winning penalties and non
winning allowances; about three-quarters
atraiuht.