The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-13
BURLINGTON WINS AGAIN.
THE BLACK CHAMPION DEFEATS
JUDGE MORROW At MORRIS PlRH.

Textbook HnndIcap-To-dny's Entries.
Although tho weather was anything but In
viting. very fnir-sized crowd went to Morris
Park yesterday afternoon to attend the races.
They saw some very tame snort. the victory oil
Burlington in the Trial Stakes being the only
thing that saved tho day from absolute dull
ness.
Green Morris had great hopes OF winning the
Trial Stakes with his colt Judge Morrow. and
as Burlington was concedinR the handsome son
OF VagAbond five pounds. not q few were Of
the same opinion as the astute Green
There were others, though. who re-
fused to have anything but Burlington
the champion three year old OF the year. whose
form Is as high as that OF any threeyear.old that
has appeared on the turf In long time, for the
victor. Padishah and King Thomas we're the
only ones that came forth to do battle with the
cracks. and they were not considered at all
dangerous. the great volume Of speculation
being confined to Burlington ana Judge Nor
row. the former always ruling strong favor
ite Isaac Murphy had the mount on Burling-
ton, and tho moment the flag fell he took him
to tho front, and with King Thomas running
alongside the pair showed the way up the long
backstretch and around the turn to the water
tower. Morrow and Padishah length away.
and going like team. AS they swept by tho
water tower and began the descent. Pa
dishah moved UP, followed by judge
Morrow, and when they swung for home
Burlington led by a neck Padishah tho same
distance before Judge Morrow. Padishah's
squirt was only n flash in the pan, as he was
outrun at once Then began q grand race bo-
tween the leaders. Bergen and Murphy were
both sitting perfectly still until quarter Of q
mile from home. when Murphy began riding
and nourishing his whip. Morrow's got him.
Dnringtons done" shouted a man on The
hard as he couii drive. Stride for stride the
In showers OVER Behind their fiyins feet and to ali
t%son tSsm. Arnh hundred s1 1sTds 5ES%
f ti smar iiH on BurIington's shinine TANKS.
and the, black colt in half dozen bounds
Ponent. Murphy then showed his superb
horsemenship by steadyine his mount and
s s y h% oB 1s5S G d the E5s
out. under whip and spur. Many thought
Judge Morrow had won. among them being
who Gories in drawing things fine. knew he
had the race, and those WIG thought judge
other furlong are wrong. He was gaining on
by q length as easily as he did by
Hing Hing Thomas. who ran well until the h head Of
the stretch. refused to extend himself on
cheered when they returned to the stand. and
the Hough Brothers were congratulated on
aheap ce at last
Barney Riley missed fortune when he sold
him. as It is difficult to see how he can fail to
win $5U,0OO or $bO.OUO in stakes this year. This
is summary of the race:
Trial stakes for @ a, a. S,9a each Tih
Henah Brothers, blk; c. Burlington, by Powhatan-
C ). MOrris's ; Judge Morrow, r. BerGoni.:...: :
King Thomas also ran ,,<
Post BettinR-Ten to on Burlington against Judge
paa F ss 2sS King Thomas 70 to
The Chesterhrook Handicap and Anticipa-
tion Stakes, the other fixed events OF the day.
were tame affairs. the, former going to p. d.
rs , 5 two. year old iReek on and Dr. Hasbrouck
ran iirst and second in tho latter Tomboy
BIG tie Elf &c 9hGe9pe
vas the fayorite Of the Morris pair Il the bot
ng mis- riding OF the colt. He said that no had |
rnsr Tor T the Messrs Mors
which one he Intends trying to win with. Val
4Hn thought hsekSn woEd win at hs
had the foot OF the colt, and in their
preliminary she easily outfooted him. Bolero
faw only had to Rallop to win the first race
md MIR. L. J; Roses Fairy .romped away from
ng bad attack OF the slows. Guy Gray landed
he selling race. and made George Forbes hap
d5e aeE be ana d
SANITY.
THE FIRST RACE.
,Verdeur showed the way for three furlongs.
Lfter which Come 10 Taw and Woodburn
closed. and they ran in close company to the
lead Of the. stretch where Come to Taw.
saliop p by SIX o Iengtbs. Woodburn beat TY
lander as far for the place.
Of 81! each o for
I which SIOo to second aud s5o to third; mile and
i0aEh Brothsrs & CONS s to TSw by Long TAw-
rs MS,ls s ssSss e. 4 mm
reaknes stables b. Lysander. T. lO2 lMartn)...,
V'rdour also ran r,m.2lz
Post BetttnE-Fou to on Come to Taw; against Ly-
uais paid $3.50 $50, $40
THE oHEsTERBRooK HANDICAP.
Eleve started of as though he was going to
'hiIosophy along. and the two ran lengths
part for mile and three turlongs Then
The @ hsa os aEd
cid at every stride, TomtoSn won very
lilo beat Eleve half a dozen lengths
5 % tsF aads ~ wh Ss sc
}, d, withors's Oh. 9. TomOoy, =, by Tom OchitTes-
f. ScbSonsds 5 C. Philosophy los
hanover Stables Or h. r hlsyG I? 81 lo' 'S'mm''
Post BettinR-ARRinBt TOmbOy, 0 to 5; Philosophy,
" Keve, TO |. MutuAlS paid Silst 81, $40.
THE ANTICIPATION STAKES.
To very good start, Reckon and Hoodlum
rent away in front. and showed the way for q |
uar:er Of a mile. Then Bolero closed up
omewhat while Garrison was hard at work
n DR.. Husbrouck. In the dip Bolero was
eaten. and Reckon. coming on at her ease. won,
ard held, BY a length from DR.. Hasbrouck,
Tho WAS ridden out to the utmost. Hoodlum |
'as Door third. the others beaten on.
Anticipation Stakes for two year olds at 800 each
ith s. added OF which $500 to second and 500 10
ilrd; three quarters of u milo.
A 4 4. II, Morriss CHI T. Reckon, by PiZarro-Per
hApG no (f Littlsheli) ...........; ....... ]
A. A. II. Morriss oh, c. DIR. Hasbrouck, 1913 Gar
,an Hunters Oh ioodum lis j, RsARanj....,.,.
Retreat My. BolerO. and Rhengod also ran.
Time l:lSA
Post BettinR-Aganst BolerO, to 81 DR.. Hasbrouck,
TO Reckon 8 to !; Hoodum to l; Retreat nly. Is
J: Rheingold, ~ toll. MutuRs paid S7.7u Slul5,
THE FIFTH RACE
Blithe led at the start, followed by Eclipse
nd Fairy. The craven hearted Blithe made
10 running until we'll into the hollow by the
Inns. where Stoyal gave Fairy rein and she
ent by the Morris colt and won hands down
= four lengths. Eclipse was q very bad third.
he others lWere beaten of. Fairy Is clnker,
INNING the five furlongS In :Ol y,