The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-01
CHATHAM DEFEATS ECLIPSE.
TAILOR LANDS TIE MORRIS COLT
IN THE CLAREMONT STAKES.
Early BiO..o- Could Not Live with th'

prlses the TaIeAt-AIarninE's Race.
Yesterdays racing at Elizabeth was By odds
the best OF the year 30 far, nearly every event
being contested from end to end. the Clare
mont Stakes, for two-year-olds, won by the
Norris colt, Chatham. being an especially good
contest, and its result leaves the two-year-old
supremacy as much in doubt as ever.
The weather was simply perfect for racing.
and the $500 persons present must have been
we'll satisfied with their days outing for. be-
sides the sport being OF high order the rail-
road facilities were almost perfect the trip
from the track TO the city consuming under
half an hour. II this Improvement is main
tanned throughout the meeting II will bring
oPT Bs h9t Of the 1y
q great favorite for the Claremont Stakes, Me-
Sormick's friends putting their money on with
Chatham. full brother 10 Clarendon.
SaTty scsfeS hSSns he inc mount
Terrlher.. Garrison bestrode Nubian, a good
looking black geldlng that Congressman Scott s
BiSssom had an Easy thing Of Il until ooliared
by Chatham and Eclipse ut the furlong pole,
home that she could not live with ihem, and in
grand finish. In which TAYLOR never appeared
to better adyanssGs Chatham beat Eclipse
which is two seconds slower than Linden. The
yinner was bred BY Mr.. August Belmont az his
He Is a neat bay, 1873 hands high. and Is a
beauty in action. Haste, the nlly Imported by
si'F had Norris Ho o srSd ey GhGoFF
in his day at his favorite distance, and
out Of the French mare Garonne. q u 70
ease, the good thing, k snes ville being nowhere
at the end. Bellwood also ridden BY Taylor.
Moonstone led from start to finish in the third
e. @ pSss at apS o ns
for which Lord Peyton was the Dir tight, and.
he won by a. neck Lord Peyton was second,
and would have won in hall dozen more
the day
Jcckeys LsmblSy and Tribe were set down
for misbehaVing at the post In the third race.
THE FIRST RACE
There was wholesale plunge on Knnesville
for the opening race tho colt being pounded
very shrewdest men at the track on the show
Ing he made against Major DAILY last week.
away, with kyrlewin and La Grippe slow In
I moving and Christine left at the post; Names;
@ o9k the %nen d On Su the s tq aRd
stopped like a cur. and Haste. .Spendal and
Penzanee passed him in the run home; the i'm
who beat Penzance half length for the place.
Purse $500 of which SIG TO second and $50 to third
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Kyrswn, Kettle Sterling colt. and Christine also
pos, R.,,,,oAo,,r!ii m Sns % 70 , sr.D,.u
to /; Nettie Sterling colt Foreigner each 10 10 l.
THE SECOND RACE.
Martin Russell and Joe Lee were equal IA
vorites for the second race at q mile. Bellwood
NM Ham Ia l,Ita
Puzzle the outsider at Is to1. Larchmont and
Glenmound acted as pacemakers for three
Ing once they We're squared sou away 'i Tor home
Bellwood came through next the rails. and in a
moment he had everything but Joe Lee beaten.
furlonG. and won hands down by three lengths.
Joe lee was two lengths before Martin Russell
third.
Free handicap purse of $500 which 500 second
W: 4 Joness b Z. BeiIw God, 5, by BythewoOd-Bolls
RafT.sE %,iargxs s ;; Joe Lee s. Gons,j:::::.::
Larchmont Puzzle, and Glenmound also ran.
Pos. Bo..nr-Asain.t Joe lee Lee and Martin Russell.
each az to Il Bellwood ~ to /; Ulsnmound to /;
Larchmont, 10 l. Puzzle, Is J.
THE THIRD RACE.
Moonstone and Pericles were equal favorites
for the third event, Il selling affair at six fur
cRancel Mr. HV Caldwell droppeJ tie lag ' to
poor start. Stephanie, SpaidinG. and Moonstone
getting away in front; while Jim Gray and
took the lead in the first hundred yards. and
pave, rsHtnq4ai t. it., won cleyerly by
the Judges placed them that way.
Purse 800 OF which $40 to second and so to third
tht 90 quarters Of mile -. - ,,-.
Bonnie Bruce tST' 100 81 tribe " oy
FyiGS.y :. a..a 10
sIn GsS hB SGg Jim L0% Er
Pos. Be,tng-AeAtns, Moon.toas and rerioles each
ora y to jim Gray Bonnie :. each il 10 SQUIRE,
cAccio, 81 toll
THE cLAREMoNT STAKES
Early Blossom was the fayorite for the Clare
mont Stakes. for two-year- ODDS. 10 tO . on be-
Eclipse was next in favor. and then came Chat:
lam and Sn6ian at ana to ala both well
shown very fast in his WORT TerrlileE and tho
Maggie Hunt colt were at long odds. Tho Mag
gle Hunt colt and Early Blossom were, first
Blossom took the lead at the turn for home
but was almost Immediately Ioined by Eclipse
and Chatham. II came 20 drive at the fur
long pole between the three and Flynn. going
10 the whip Early Blossom was beaten. Tay-
i2r and Hamilton rode Ike demons. and amid
a winner by a neck; Eclipse was
two Lengths in 'front.' Of lady blossom. third.
TerrineT wus u bad fourth.
The CGrsmOut stale. for year odS. at SO each
Sh e. 10 Adasd u ~hicH s!Jb 10 SECOND and SiOD
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