The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-24
JENNINGS HAS A GOOD COLT.
HIs UNNAMED SON OF ONOEDA6A
HINS THE FALCON STAKES

| ties. Int the OutsIders had the Rest OF
! the Cnrd-Stockton's Good Rnee-Vivid
mud MerIden win Mt Long Odds.
Although there was but one stake event the
| Falcon Stakes for three-year-olds the racing
Mt Gravesend yesterday afternoon was OF the
highest order. and 1t was enjoyed thoroughly
| by between five and six thousand enthusiasts
| whose ardor was undated by the cloudy skies
| and biting winds.
The Falcon Stakes was won bv William X
| Jenninrs's chestnut colt, by Onondaga out Of
Ballet third choice IN the betting in such hol-
| low style that the horsemen upbraided them
selves for letting such good thing run loose
| In fact tile favorte kempland. was not within
| fifteen pounds of the winner who gives promise
| OF being a very shiIty youngster Stoval had u
double pull on him all the way. but even then
! he walk cd in five lengths before Kinsgsbfidge.
| his nearest opponent. with kempland bad
third The opening dash ut five fuylongs
saw Blue Rock a fast favorte and after Umpire
Kelly had cut out the work TO the final furlong
| Bergen came through next the rails and won
handIly. Bolln u. took 1t into her head to run
| kindly. and beating Tormentor home in
drive. secured tho place by length
| and half The tire. 1:01L. is very fast.
| Strideaway. with Garrison up. carried the
! bulk OF the money in the second, at mile and
a sixteenth. but Cynosure. Stockton. and
Prather did not want for followers. Prather
should have won, Stoval being disappointed in
getting through In the stretch. Stockton mad
| clear field and won BY neck from Prather.
who was in the ruck a hundred yards from
home. Strideawny''s chances were murdered
! by Garrison making the running with 100
| pounds M. Cynosure Will tie a hard horse TO
he goes >" s to the most. Old Grma furnish ed
mild sensation by 5upninG into hird place at
| ave ba boo for IN third N IA
Tor, two ear-od Illlies: but, getting on
badly she was n sisesr NJ
so K SHt to SPARE from Kie i. RSms eta
s The o Stable proesht Of
in the ,a w and Il 10 10 In
| the favorites, but the fllly outran her field at
the end beating, Lotion ! neck in spirited An;
ish. Clayton, who rode good race had $50 Of
is ' sy % Isl that nearly everybody 20 over.
looked Meriden, in the last race. that speedy
P Hi s6o lad Bergen up HE lima 40
craze dominated everything else. though.
and a good many men must have questioned
hands down. Tanner, a nos, most consistent per-
'9 The en- match race down for to-day between
Castaway H. and Eric has been declared of,
e and LIS
heel SO badly that he is quite lame.
q. Walbaum was fined s2O for sending his
Vivid was run up $1,000 by Johnny Campbell
after the nth race and bought in by her owner,
| J. J. Carroll, for $2.UO5.
THE FIRST RACE.
Blue Rock was great favt3rite for the OPEN
| ing race at odds on. Bella i. refused TO Ioin
her horses and when jim wheeled her in front
Umpire Kelly and Lottie MADE the running to
the head OF the stretch with Bella p. and Tor
Gomg ' home BERGEN Bic Roct
| through next the rail, and won handily by a
length and half Bella u. lasted longer than
| Tormentor. and secured the place by length
| and a half
sw.ep:,akea Of SO $50 each for all ages. with sloon
g WSnaums b. Blue Rock. 4 by Bnlet-calomsL
pwyer BIOS M Bella b, lis MO,eri
fttroy Umpire Kelly B B. Million Lostis and zoo
Post Bs,.tDr-Two 70 i" on sIao Rock; asn,n.. Tor.
Umpire Kelly each 900 Lotte 80 to l. zoC!te, 81
toll. Mutuals paid 81. IS O. S!27j.
THE SECOND RACE.
| Strideswsy was big favorite for the second
race at mile and sixteenth. Cynosure.
Stockton and PrHther the most fancied o. the
| Others almost any odds being quoted against
the others. Strdeaway Cynosure and Pra-
Their ran away In he first rank at the dron Of
the flag and. contrary to all rules Of good
with Strideaway the top weight. The iavorile
and Cynosure were neck and neck IN the run
| IL.
| rrather and Stockton the most prominent OF
the others, once squared away for home.
away and CynosHre. and. 6elng disappointeI.
he had 70 pull around and come on the out
S side S@ns9o From 9nd StrdeaTay
under a drive. stockton. followed by Prather
drew out at the end and in a magnificent
finish. Stockton won by, neck, Grimadi
who ran surprisingly well. came like race
horse at the end. and finished third. half
length in front OF Cynosure.
akeao NJ uea rb viii {, pOn
OF which sou to second and s % to third mile and
l. stuart Co.'S oh. h. Stockton. G by spSndthrItt-
W + Burch's 6r l. rrather 8 100 iStovaD ..'.,
N 7 ponoyan's GrimaIdi aged n4 t1Aylor>. 100. 3
ton Frontsnac sa!via PSl1s ovsf and BrasssIIs
also ran
Post Betting-AEantt Strdeaway. eto S; CynOsure,
Sy tS GqmSd 70 10
rnShle nTGsseH tT9ntenAc: Rover each 100 to |.
THE THIRD RACE.
Highland Lass was the unanimous choice OF
the talent for the two-Jear-old race that was
from The st tart Latina FEARLESS PrscilI% 1q and
hittie I. getting away in front. while Rometta
m tba p the He s1eeb the
came, through and taking the lead. won
hRndily by two lengths from kittio r.. who.
place. The last named got Off absolutely last,
and would have been the contending horse had
she got of III the first flight.
Sweepstakes OF $40 each, with sOoo added for two.
year old tllies; 500 second and 500 third nve
furlongS.
A ,BeImonts b. Fearless by st Baise-Dauntless
G o McCoysbr Kitty 7, liz tAndersoni
Maltese villa Farms br. T. Rometta, no tBergsn) " 4
sRunA Lizzie Highland Lass Perl Priscilla Semi.
mole, Folly s, Mary stone and Tendency IIy also ran
Post BstnE-Fivo to on !shand Lass. against Ro-
meta Fearless each to kitty r. ~ to u Tendency
ny 10 TO /: Priscilla Peri Poly &. Mary stone latina
each 20 to !; Seminole a. to Lizzie lUJ to l. Nh.
tuAIs paid So b., Sl7,Oj, SG7J1
THE FALCON STAKES
e. Kempland was the choice for the Falcon
Stakes Tor three yenr-olds at mile and six
teenth, Foxmede bling second choice at 4 10 i,
with the cGlored delegation playing him very
heavily. William u. jennings OnondaRa-
Ballet colt looked at to race for abingdon. and
not few played him at 6 to FuXmede and
M NJ made the running from the start I'M
bridge, kempland. ma The Ballet colt came
through. Stoyal had been riding the last
named under strong pull and tic moment
he RELAXED It there was hnt o9e horse In II. the
up by four lengths from KingShridge Who beat
kempIHnd two lengths and hall for the place.
The ia rOn Stakes for three year ODDS at $50 each
with 81 900 added Of which 40 10 second; selling al
lOwnnre- mile and sixteenth
". X irnning UnOndaga-na!st colt lu7 (stoyaD...
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