The sun., 1890-09-19
STRATHMEATH IN THE VAN.
eREEE HORREs,s CONsEsTEHr TWO-
IRlR-OED DErRhxB RUssEEL.

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smiling and humidity thing OF the past when
they arose yesterday morning. The persistent
rain OF the past week had caused them no little
Inconvenience and discomfort. but they were
ready to HRht II out to the end. The bright.
warm day and the excellent programme offered
BY Secretary Mcintyre brought out more than
the regulars and when the first race was called
there were fully $500 persons present
The stake features were the Algeria for two
yoar-olds at six furlongs and the Culver for all
ages at the same distance. Both were won By
the fsvorites. strsthmoath and Kingston
5trathmeath was very much fanciod By his
owner and some other clever racing mon. but
some very shrewd members Of the talent ar
Rued that Russell's chances were second to
| mono. although the Morris champion had Q
sevon-pound penalty for winning the Pros
| poet Stakes on the opening day. Cleo
patra and Gray Rock were the on
| ly other starters. oil the rest being
withdrawn The race was q very pretty one
between Russell, s,rRthmeath. and Cleopatra
the outsider. Gray Rock. being out Of IL from
the drop OF the nag. Russell had trl1e the
best OF the other two until half way homo
when Strathmeath forced ahead and won by
length. Cleopatra. too. passed the hooded colt
in the nnal hundred yards and secured the
place by q neck. Though beaten, Russell was
not disgraced. and at even weights he will give
| Strathmeath rare set-to the hrst time they
meet under those conditions
Kingston was q prohibitive favorite for the
| Culver Stakes, 8 to l on being the closing odds
| The bonny brown horse was In superb eondi-
tion. and Jimmy Mclaughlin. rs usual
handled him with the utmost caro-. Ballarat and
Volunteer IL made the running to the stretch.
whore Kingston strode over thom and won
hands down; Ballarat would have been second
Volunteer II Just getting up and winning by
head after the mishsp. Drizzle showed q lot
The opening race had half q dozen good
thtnga engaged. and the betting was very
al the Tpnnins, S s6s ~ won S - with so%ethins 1 IL
between Little Ella and Donikins. lhe last
named appearing to get 1t. but the judges.
70 LITTLE % Ella nG o With the SRG
eIs. she would have come pretty near winning;
That PRINCE Of rnguSs, Reno, to-. vas backed
received the mysterious Injection which has
AID Others OF that iik. Long odds could be had
aGainsI MS opponents. with the exception Of
part oi the race. and made the running Tor seven
furlonRs. The instant he was eollared In the
Sg Gsn
Covingtop,s claim Il foul. which was MYTHICAL,
with EspepSnza ] second, and they rnn that way.
start. start II TAYLOR, % who hob had tho mo mount nursed her
great turn of speed until SQUARED away for
nnd hsndS
ISe ssps rage MIIi5 TRsh ., sSssd ,s the day, I,
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on MiiGnd B%iF,hdIy Sas Ai,an sss0nd and EsSp;
| William Walker. the old time, colored jockey.
1Un 10 TSs sSe colt m up Ppesdent PSp bw9er
OF the, Brooklyn Jockey Club, who. stood
has worked with. SO much success for years.
promptly rebuked your Uncle William. saying:
tRnR lines @ and S0 IN qS future ~ s We want @
none OF It at this track"
-,Daly claimed that he was dickerine with
0R Sns o h SD 10
the q, anks e q every horsemsu in thus Eebukile
owners Of winners divide The, purse with him
under threats Of running their horse qn.
Jockey Club did not like the way George
ana yesIsrdsy they had that gentlemen ahd
tributed the fllys poor showing to the fact
that she was coughing The boy Decker has
been suspended indefinitely pending further
M, August belmont has, sold to William
Her Hiahness. by st. Blaise. out OF Imported
Princess. The price paid is $1,000.
THE FIRST RACE.
To q straggling start Punster. Jr. Druidess.
and made the running in close com pany up the
backstrstch and around around 1,,p the upper turn AZ
Ella closed up. and, passing all but ,Druidess.
had hot iight for place honorst Druidess win;
Dollifins sppearsd to get the place by q short short
and the judges announced that she was sec
bleeding at the nose.
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THE SECOND RACE.
Reporter and Glenmound got the best Of the
| start while Eric. who bad much the worst OF
It breaking IRON bOhlnd. was q bad last.
| Around the lower turn Reporter passed Glen
| mound. and opened up O. gap Of several lengths.
which advantage be mStntsiped until the head
been alternating in third and fourth positions.
moved up very fast, and half way home was at
rode Reporter hard for fifty yards or so. hut
! the Ally drew away and won by length, Eric
!! gradual improved his position. and was
| Third. TWO lepR his away, CoyinGton made q
claim OF foul against Tho winner. which was
| not allowed.
handicap sgsepStAkss Of 30 each, with 900 add.
ed, OF which $20G 10 second and SlOo 70 third
| milo and q bHtOsnth-
| q Browns br. o Reporter 4 II2 (Covingtonj.... 2
a. b. Morriss Eric Ii2 TaraD D,..,,'..,,,... 3
Glenmound Daisy r., Cleaning finy, and chSmtSo
Time, ;5lk
BsttinR-AaAin0t Reporter, 20 s; Erie, ~ to Il
Daily y 90 l. GoAminR TO |; Mabel GIenn Piiny
and ChsmiRo each 10 to !; Glsnmound. l5 70 1. Nu
tuAis paid S6e. S22.9a. 0io2o
THE ALGERIA BTAKEa.
Russell and Strathmsath had q trlie the best
OF the break, but there want length between