The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
JEAN VALJEAN A SLEEPER.
JOCK BOUEN SPRINGS 4 SURPRISE
PIRTr IN TIE 2:2f CLASS.
Gen. Turner Content with Second Place
for Sui-un-D Dawson Does His Usual
Act, Winning In straight Heats.

for Sui-un- Dawson Does Ills Usual
Act, Winning In Straight Heats.
HARTropD June 2G.-Two races in straight
hents with moderate fields in each made
short afternoon al Charter Oak Park and the
third days programme was ended In little
more than two hours
There was tho prospect OF more interesting
contest in tho 2:2i class, with Suisun, Mann
brine Maid and Alino among til" lot, but the
big bay gelding with the decidedly Gallo
name OF Jean Vatican made quick work OF the
AFFAIR, beating the three fast mares by turns in
consecutive heats. Tho only reasonable doubt
as to the merits Of the race was in the last
heat. when Suisun moved up so easily and
then kept at respectful distance. Certainly
Turner used no extra effort after getting to
where second money was pretty safe for him,
and tho marc trottcd 80 easily in 223lS
through the heavy footing at Albany, when she
won the Clay stake, that sho could doubtless
have compelled Vatican to beat 2:20 to-day or
lower his colors to her Goldsmith, on the
other hand, did all he could with Mambrino
Maid IN the second heat. and ii the marc had
kept steady in the third he might have
got her to the front. Jean Nalloan started at
Boston last week in tho race won by Fear
naught from Mambripo Maid, and it was the
opuion OF more than ono observer that he was
u sleeper. His form to-day helps this conten-
fast the second heat being timed by more than
one outsider III 2:iO'4. Goldsmith had n trot-
ter for the 2;3G class that did not fail him in
Dawson, and the geiiinE has yet 70 meet
,eterSn grI f Il. :. 'Tiimbic O. o." NeWburrh,
Young stallion. Colonel ktpp. by. Arisos,, in
this race but hc found the clip too fast for him.
stock now in training al Charter Oak were eX-
hibited by their,Grooms. Among them Lancelot.
son OF Green Mountain Maid, now three years
old; Ham!in's Almont. sire OF BoletHamin,
and Othollo, by sultan. were shown to halter
OF famous sircs would ho pleasing feature for
grand circuit mco!nG.
WIN the fE as to W hs s was s ths
iavorlte at $50. .Suisnn 3lG and MamhrinO
Maid 81, selected Us the choices. Both mares
trailed him ana boat tho kentucky Prince
RoF get n nearer nif RsP t5rse snsthi
the secret was out and pools were 800 Vatican,
and 81, for the field. From tho start IN the
along. and she was ut Vabean's wheel as they
swung into the stretch lie drow away little.
respond but when he vent at ad sho
came on. and going faster than the leader from
the distance. He had too much Of
his snide as no captured tho heat
21 T ,Ha Err got ,f to third Place
other marc make tho Eight Tho odds increased
on Eowen's lrotter before the third heat and
him. The former lost her stride before getting
to the turn. and ran NIFTY yards before she
caught. This made her task about hopeless.
and Susun WAS the only one with speed enough
TO contest matters with the leader. After go
ing around two or three Of the field tho Elec-
being to beat Problem for second place.
which she did handily when QuntoA made q
drive next the rail for second money. Vatican,
who finished easily in 2:22 a. is years old and
combines the Clay. Mambrno Chief. and Pilot.
r.. strains through his sire Grittsnden, by
tine. by Acalde. He had Fecord OF 2:24's,
made in kentucky last season, and can beat
2:20 whenever IL is necessary.
Summary-2:24 class. purse $500
Jean Nnliesn by Crlttenden Bowen)............1 I
suisun Turner
Alne Elliott
Manbrino Maid GOLDSMITH
Problem tQHnton
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Betting on tho sc class was 800 for Dawson
and s2S for the field before the first heat.
polling the geldinG to 90 in 2;22A to, win the
first heat, tho field tickets were worth $40 and
Dawson $2j. In the second heat Dawson drew
away ut the quarter and logged home in the
same time. while the mare was evidently dis.
tressed. There was no betting after that and
Dawson won as no pleased in 2:2j. =
SummAry-o 80 class; purse $500.
Daw by Mansfield Goldsmith 1
Alicante Mcdonald. ...........-................22
Embus ......,..............3 4
Time 22Il 2;52ll 2:!5.
The free for all which was down for the last
day is or. an exhibition race. two in three
heats. between Harry Wilkes and Rosalind
Wilkes taking Its place. The 1928 pace and
$50 trottlne class complete the regular pro.