The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-03
CIVIL SERVICE THE VICTOR.
FATHER DALY'S COLT RUNS AWAR
FROM Il HIGH- CLASS FIELD.

Were Good Things for Those On tho
IusIde-PugnacIous BookmnEers.
! The attendance at Morris Park yesterday was
much smaller than on the previous days otdhe
meeting, lut that was to be expected as tho
programme was decidedly commonplace and
tho day was saved from absolute dulness only
/ by tho splendid performance Of Civil Service in
tho fifth race, Father Dalys colt running six
furlongs in l:lUS, one quarter OF n second
slower than the record for that distance made
! by fides on Saturday last.
The Dwyers' big colt Eon was the favorite
| for the opening dash, and ridden by Bergen. he
, won handily, the fight for tho place between
! Niagara and Gipsy Queen being the feature Of
| tho contest, DR.. Streets chestnut horse getting
the verdict In the last jump. Mr. Belmonts
| Clarendon was installed favorite for the second
race. and he won but II tho Sweet Home colt
had particle Of pluck in his composition he
| would have won, as he had Clarendon beaten
| n furong from the finish. Kingsbridge,
conceding weight to all his opponents,
was close third. Mary Stone was
played to win q barrel OF money in the third
event for two-year- olds. and at the end she
beat tho favortc Gold Dollar very clevely
showing rare turn of speed. Early birds got
as good as 30 to / against her Tho fourth race
saw Claudine and Blltho almost equal favor
ties. The former won through the splendid
lockeyship OF Bergen, who got up in the last
stride and snatched tho victory from Priscilla.
n rank outsider. Bithe collapsed at the end
OF half Al mile. and was beaten for third
place by EVangeline. The nth was considered
an ar-tight for fordham. and all tho punGers
had swell bet on the black horse. Civil Ser
vice going a-begging at and 5 to /. The colt
made show of his field. spread euGling them
from the start and winning in a walk. Fitz-
lanes beat Fordham easily for tho place.
George Forbes's speedy little gelding Arab
gave the boys a dump In the last, which was
one Of the best races Of the day for the ring
My Fellow: Pelham, King Idle. Royal Garter
and Dalsyrlan al being supported very strong az.
field. and won handiy In the very fast time Of
l:21 =. the distance being seven iurloongs.
year old GcldinR Wattcrson. by Great Tom out
Of Duchess. Dy kinGtlsher; reported price,
Durns the afternoon Bookmakers Irving
and sutton EXCHANGED compliments and
the affair before the Executive Committee
who may take action to-day.
THE FIRST RACE.
lton was prohibitve favorite for the open-
ing race AT n mile and Il tutlonE. Sluggard
Gipsy Queen. and Niagara were tho other
starters; Fon, made all the running and won
tho place was holly contested between Nia.ara
and iiipsy queen, and the horse, outlastinS
Sweepstakes of s., each with 81 2spa added for three
year ols and upward $50 and SO to third;
Dwyer Br"tGer, b Eon, 4, by Eolus-war Song.
$ " >tre'ts en-. h. Niagara q ia tAnderson) 49,
Excelsior Stables b f. 'ipsy Queen, =, III Thomp.
SluSsard also ran
ros Be,tinS-six to i'iG on hS on to against Slug
gard niagara .nI ,ipsy queen each 20 to Mutuas
TIE SECOND RACE.
tho three year-Ull event Mr. Belmont's colt
opening at even money and closing at to 3
others WEndham and the Sweet Home colt
alternated in the lead until the beginning Of
OF -four lengths. In tho straight. though the
big colt tired Very rapidly. ana was rassed in
succession, by ClaIend9n. nr. Helmpth, Kings:
humminG race to the finish Clarendon finally
Won by hall ilenGth from Dr. Iielmuth. who
Sweet Home colt quit badly at tho end and
was Il bad fourth.
rhrScyy1r o!ds $40 to second ana soo 10 tnFd ono
Angus, relmonts b c Clarendon by St. Blatse-
J 4 4. ii Morrss br. Or. He!muth III; Little.
Dwyrr Brother. br. 6 Eing.bridss i22 iRergen....
10. lin ne i:t =, ~ ,,n,, n
Wyndnan, each 10 to /; fsvorite 30 to /. Nutuais
THE THIRD RACE.
Gold Dollar was the fayorte for the third
race for two-year. ODDS, tho Montana owned
colt closing at !. to !. while there was long
Hone cold G" Dollar 70 and Miss HH fS Was rst
Martha Washington ana FIo2ette, they cut out
the pace = clnker 10 the dip. where Mary stone.
Gold Dollar. and Martha Washington drew
away, aIl, in a whipping finish, Mary Stone
won hy neck from Gold Dollar, who beat
Martha Washington as far for the place.
.>Aetps'akes o. 81 each, r maiden twoyearods
with SO lded, 500 to second and So to third, half
William Iranlns,'s br. l. Mary stone by Sir MolreI-
" iS@ns S% h. M@TEhs %a:nng!on CHstEsn
tiofn ' 6atcn Gil MeIrose and McGinty also ran
Post p.rInr-GO!a posr ~ to |: Martha Washing.
% Sh a%% S vasS1ou Esgs,sr 70 each pnteh GIT GIT
:.s H' IL 20 hu MH paid r. s; Ss
THE FOURTH RACE.
CIaudne and Blthe we're almost equal favor
year ods at live furlongs the others being
quoted at prices VARYING d from v,t to for Ivan,
ers at The start Sea Bird getting off badly with
fragrant, who was also slow, to move. Pris-
mnHi iHT ali The rmnning lasted Until The iinai
stride where Caudine. under Bergens most
FE!vSnpngeiine was third. two lengths away, with
Blithe close fourth.
sweep, Asrs 81 each for two year olds with $3.50
sduel, - 10 second and $40 10 third, selling allow.
anues, i've tUrlOHgs
g. W,.'aIm's br. I Ca.d,ne, by IroquoiS- BouIotte
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Bthe Fragrance, sequence colt " OOdcitter Fonda
SrryitOr SaNuuette sea Brd Latina, Bertha CAmpDeL
h ELY, Fayura. and Judge Mitchell AlBo
Time 500
Post Brtting-Aganst Blitho and Claudine each q 10
1: Eyangrline to / Latina, Umpire Kelly Bervttor
encl, 3 10 /, Sea Bird. SAXOnette Bertha Campbell,
each 10 20 !; Sequence colt II TO u Fragrant Fonda
each II |; WOodcutter 20 to !: PAyorA Priscilla
eacu - to Judge Mitchell 80 to !. AutuRls paid
SIa73, Sll.25, 5000
THE FIFTH RACE.
Tordham was the fayorite for the fifth race
at TX furlongs AT odds on. Civil Service and
Fitzlamos being next in favor at to and;4
TO respectively After a long delay at the
post, during, which, Fordham raised the dust
and opened gap OF four lengths In the first
half mile, That was too hot g pace for Ford
handily by, two lengths from FitEiames. who
but was unable TO catch Civil Service.
SweepstAkes OF 80 each, with $3.50 added Of which
". 4. pHiySD eva service, y by ketorm-BOnSlA,
J u Ilng&ns b. II. ttzjames ! liz q Murphy ..,,..
g. bod ID Liam Al In itntl