The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-05
A GREAT DAY FOR HACKERS.
SIX FATORITES WIN IN SUCCESSION At
MORRIS PARK.

| Belmont bagged the Juvenile Stakes
and Mr. Withers tho Fleetwood Stakes
| Although tho suns rays beat upon the earth
| with tropical icrvor yesterday afternoon. be-
! tween six and seven thousand racing enthu-
| siasts were at Morris Park to soc good pro-
gramme decided,the San Simeon Handicapped
| the Juvenile and Fleetwood Stakes being down
| for decision.
The san Simeon was n good raco from start
to finish, the favorlte. Judge Morrow, winning
| cleverly after sharp brush with Cassius in
the stretch. Cassius was played very strongly
| by the Beverwyck Stable. and thoir followers,
| but Garrison pumped him out Ia the run UP
| the hill and when challenged at the end by
Morrow and Montague no had nothing loft to
como on and finish with. Bergen exercised
capital judgment In his handling Of the three
year old and was master OF tho situation.
Montague, aftor trailing until tho last quarter
OF IL mile came on the outside with rare burst
of speed and finished close second. Tho
time. l:53is. is within half n second OF Terra
Cottas famous best on record The Juvenile
again went 10 MIR. Belmont. his very handy
colt ST. Charles making tho running from
tho start. MIR. John Hunter started rafting
big strong colt by Joe Daniels. called Hood
lum. and had tho distance been five furongs
the chances arc that Hoodlum would have won.
rs no was catching the winner very fast at the
end. Gold Dollar quit badly when pnched.
and finished third. In the Fleetwood Stakes
the talent woro all on King Eric. the colts
easy victory in theWithers Stakes giving them
good line on his form. MaKnate and Chaos
wcro both strongly backed for the place. and
thoy had gruelinG finish for that honor. the
Futuiity winner getting the verdict by neck.
King Eric was always the winner though. run
ming in from from the fist stride. and cover
Ing the distance in Al =, very fast time for
preston that King Erie can 10 made to
tsitnop by game colt. Int SO tar Bur
him this year. rho Bwycrs startcl CALDWELL.
but he was last all the way and gave no evil
dence OF possessing any OF the speed that char
aeterized his performance as two-ycnr- old
was aossryeaIy, The faV9.ito for liz
after CIVIL Service and Geraldine had uuml cd
themselves out by running the first halt IN III
seconds, Tcnny strobe over them and won in
the most impressive fashion by I'VE lengths
dhis great ioniTr-year,oI Il growinE better
big favorite for the Suburban. Correction was
favorite for the fifth race. n scramble Tor two
h at y I've f1rIongs and taking the Tea!
money ,for her owner, MIR. Pierre LohIlari.
and furlong WAS productive OF sono force |
betting. there being at least half dozen pros.
money went on Philosophy and Admiral, and.
thanks thanks to harness mastery riding jack Mc.
and had ITO to run run ali around his ted o Gu1 r
Of Il mile from home he had the race won but
Barnes. with the utmost perseverance,. kept at |
Longfellow colt, answering his calls gamely,
came again. and; in a grand finish. won by q
those who bet on the three-year-old should
have cashsd their tickets. uypsy, Queen. very
heavily backed for the place and 10 be third,
was never prominent
On the whole. It was bad day, for the ring.
nearly every, hookmaker losing heavily on tho
Ia ha md hnn
for many other such days 10 even old SCORES |
with the pencillers.
THE FIRST RACE
Tenny was a rrohibitive favorte for the
opening event at three quarters OF q mile. Gar |
rison having the mount. Geraldine. Civil Ser |
vice, and Bravo were the only other starters.
pace, Tommy third, and under a henrtbreaklng
romped away from his field and won hands |
down by Ave lengths from Civil Service who |
all the way. and was worked out an extra quar- |
ter OF a mile after the finish.
e Is I @ 81 .st6 and ss' 10 VII" Srd fT rY,
quarters r q a mile r ,,o-
as5I - 2 1rRn% by Nayon aoF-htn'
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po,, p.n,nr ru Time Ism ~
PAID s. S' s. s: d. sos 10 l. Bravo " TO Au'uA'
THE SAN SIMEON HANDICAP.
Judge Morrow was the choice for the San
Simeon Handicap. for three year. olds and up
betting at to ). Cassius carried lot Of
g money at to !. while WiItred was
being the Outsider "a at O a. to /. y McntaRue.
NosburGh., and Judge Morrow were In front
when the flag dropped, Charley Dreux, bring;
ing up the rear. Garrison mt once hustled
Cassius ont in front. and at the end OF q quarter
he vas three lengths before Charley, Drepx,
tho ruck. AT the half CassiuS and DreuX were |
lengths arart the rest of tho field punched in
Garrison was uneasy on Cassius. Bergen NOV
ing the tavorite up on almost even terms.
WHO last R
ffast Opposite TIE lower end ends Of the stand
Morrow ran true and won by a length. while
lMoniaGue was SECOND. four lengths in front Of
a second OF the best on record.
San s@S0e eae % fG S w G and
second and $40 t. thiri? mile ana tnrlong ;'" !"
q i NorTi.'so { iudEe Morrow. g. by vaVnhond-.
P!:.Inss. ssSIs.s x Monsssus i55x lN.rsn,,.
Now
liam DA'y' 'F'' and A F1%s Ti; sst ran
Post Betting against Judge Morrow, 10 5; CA;snso
i Bay H%"StS tS4rs "S S:yfa
ESs9 s = 70 l. A'mon1 10 to Mu'uAIs paid
THE JUVENILE eTAKEs.
st. Charles was big layorito for the Juvenile
Stakes at half Il milo. odds on being tho best
price about him A. any time. Gold Dollar Aud
Mendaway were tho most iancied Of tho others,
Hood!nm good looking son Of Joe Daniels
perfect star Wondaway, st ,hares. and, Gold
Dollar showed tho way for three iurlungs
when W"ndnway Quit badly and st. thniYos
took the lead. closely attended ty Gold Dollar.
Opposite tho stand they wcr" Joined Ivy Hood
um. who showed m electrical burst Of speed.
and passing Gold Dollar easily. the green colt
closed on st. Charles very rapidly forcing
Hamilton to 90 to the whip 20 win by half II
ength. Gold Dollar was third; length and a
hall away. uoodlum is a guod colt and will do
10 watch.
Iuvcni'e stakes for year'i's n so each. with
81, aAIr added, 500 TO seroud hat u mile.
August B'lmont's CHI ST Charles, by ST. Biaise-
Cara IL tlIhmit0ul .-..... !
IOhu Hunter uh Hnu.lIn llS BERGEN
Narcus puy's ch cold DrIiar H. & MUrphvl...,.
Wcu!awal BreutnUo. and BousArAIu also ran ,
Tine. ga
Post Ret'Ins FIVE t'h on st. 'hares agaIgft Gold
pollAr -. to Neu'aNAs. GiU +, Bft MAN. NoUdum
ach lnt" RouELrauL - to !. MuIuSls pad - -,
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THE FLEETWOOD STAKES. l
Mr. Withors's brown colt King Eric was tho J
'hOico for tho Fleetwood Stakes. the closing
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