The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-22
BURLINGTON WINS AGAIN.
THE BLACK COLT BEATS 4 BIG FIELD
FOR THE TIDAL STAKES.

FOR THE TIDAL STAKES.
snlIIo MeCIeIland Too Much for Ambulance
| In tho Mnd-CRssius Wins tho bay Ridge
Handicap In Hollow style - Tho Most
DIsREroeRbIe Day Of the Year tor Rac-
InE-Lots OF Rain and Mud.
No moro disaRreenble day for racing than
! yesterday can be recalled. and the three thou
sand persons who braved the deluge to see six
races decided at Sheepshead Bay no doubt
wished themselves safely in their homes before
the programme was half over.
The track was soft and sloppy. and only an
proved mud larks had any chance OF getting
! homo in front Ambulance was thought good
enough by her trainer to win the surf Stakes
! from Sallie McClelland Mt difference OF seven
pounds and over n track wholly unsuited to
| Ambulances long stride. The talent did not
! agree with Mr.. Walden. though. rs tho bulk of
! the money went on Salle. and she won in the
easiest possible manner. Ambulance can al
ways beat this good nly on a dry track. but In
mud Byron McClelland Inns n fly that is
second to nobody's two-year- old. McCleland
is, indeed. lucky man. As nearly everybody
anticipated. Burlington won the Tidal Stakes
for -year-olds. and this black son OF
Powhattan now has to his credit a
etIalGuL btTlnG OF UNe NlCtOrleS. IL was
surprising that the ring should lay even money
against him, but the fact that tho colt ran away
few mornings since and collided with stable
COMPANION was undoubtedly the cause of the
good price. Mr.. Belmont did not start st.
Carlo. but sent Chesapeake to the post instead
This good-looking son OF st. Blaise showed
lot OF speed. and forced Murphy t. ride bit at
the end to win, but tho neck could have easily
heon two lengths Banquet, after being out OF
1t on the bncksrctch, showed % rare turn OF
speed IN the stretch, and was q close
third. The bay lidEe Handicap proved n
representative. He cut out the pace so warm
that neither Tea Tray nor Dunboyno could
yI bTIsh MINI o Snyaor End IrSnz were both
Gus horse In any company by putting M l2i
pounds and winning the first race in a big gal
the I'll and WOE hands d wn, and in tho last
over the grass course Jack McDonald's Phi
long shot. tor the place.
THE FIRST FACE.
Coots and lima b. wero in front at the start
lima i. then took command Of affairs. and
with Beck second and lhono third. ran to the
head OF the stretch. Beck then came on and
won very cleXery BY two lengths from lima
b., who beat Rhono short neck for the place
In whipping finish.
a witt f sds 9r' s.ec ana
c. y Me,oys oh. BECK T. by Bertram-Adde Hart.
rnon stable. T. lima H. III tiarri.onj
George Hearst ell. RhOnn. 4. ll4b1 iw Hayward .
hancocns, Cooth Trojan and Extra Dry also ran
Pos. Betttng-AsO,""i hsck = to nancocas and
I6cs Is 10 j. Trojan 70 to 10 NINA nxta DT Sid r. sit Il u
ss.sO, $i+.-,, '"'1 F'''''
THE SURF sTAKFs
Nubian. Ambulance. and Reckon were in
front when the Tag went down to a very GOOD
start. Ambulance aud Nubian ran Tapped 10
s the gar z, by tHo woods when Anderson moved
bend Of the elbow took second place to Amb tmo
lance. Half way homo Garrison was riding
Amb y" harG while Anaers1n was sitting
drew ont At the iurlong pole and won in n gal
lop by two lengths. Reckon was a bad third.
s $50 to So 9 81 the a. stake vo Thh
Rod and Blue Il5 anderson -.
Il M MSFFss s b. A .eSo IS III f5io
NuOiAn and rri''iii f;n ALSO ran. q,
nqs IS S ns
Priscilla, 80 to l. Mutual. paid sio. IS IS. s5.3a
THE TIDAL STAKES.
Kenwood, King Eric. and Chesapeake wore
the the, leaders at the start BANQUET h"ing last
kenwood and King Eric were head anu head.
apegke;, who were running Tapped; Going past
the half tournament was PASSED by King Eric. !
50 RAPIDLY that il was evident the HIack colt
would win. Around tho upper turn King Eric !
tournament ora eTt;os BuriinGton and Ghe,apeake
stretch, but a couple OF, blows Of thS
Hess @nd drawn gong swa ABOUT he his had Dust
commanding lead at the fuilong post a. which |
point ling Eric ana Tournament both gave it
up. Murphy was then inclined 10 take things !
easy but Chesapeake came up next tie rail |
showing lot Of speed and forced Murphy to |
after being ont OF it on the backstrctch, came |
strong at the end and was third at the finish |
two lengths behind the Belmont representa- |
tive. Norwood was hopeessly out OF 1t at the |
end Of half mile
TIE 1idal St:kes for three year oIda a: 500 each
H1ugh Brothcrs' 1lk; c. Burlington, by Powhattan-
4 Ee!nonts CHI ch,stleake II Uiamitonj. ......
Chaos: Tournament, King Erie Sir John Or lIe
Post e on burHeGn .ess, King
John Ito |; ch.sape&$s alto /; Ioarnamsn. Is toll
Ut. Helmuth ~ to J. MutuAls paid Ss4j, 500 $3.50
THE BAY RIDGE HANDICAP.
Cassius went right out and ran the legs off
his two. opponents. Tea Tray being ridden I'M
der whip and spur nearly oil the way, but tho
lengths behind Cnssius. who won under a
double pull. Dunboyne was Il very bad last ali
the way. Had ralvator or Tren2i started
against this colt on dry track the record
would have received good Sinking UP.
The BAY Eidg" Handicap at $50 each with $3.50
added: 500 10 second and $50 to Third, mile and
half.
stable, stables h c GA'I'u~ = By LouGfelow-
\. LakolandS Oh h. Tea Tray 3 IIG NIHmilton) -, , !
Westcrn Union Stables b. h nunboync a. los (iieKanl
limo. 2iN.
Post EetngTen to on Tea fray, 7 to . against Cas-.
rus and !" tol against DunbUyne. MutuAs paid 81 s1
sp.nh 800
THE FIFTH RACE.
Major Domo and Eon went away at clip.
ping pace and ran like team for n mile. with
IaragOn and Theodosus trailing. Major
bono had enough then. and the big DIVER
colt Ralloped homo tho easiest kind OF n win
ner br four lengths from TRragon who came
strong a. the end and beat Domo out Tor sec
md place
iinndicap sweepstakes of 81 each with g. 2T added
~ {" second 500 to third out OF tue stakes mile and
wye, nro,hers'b c. Eon. 1. by Eolus-wAr song
J T. Tompkinss eli. h Paragon J. liz lstry ID .,,. 2
p NthersS Dr. g. Major D0mo, I, los (TaylorL .,, 8
TheJdosius also ran.
Time 2njl4
fos httting-Trn TO on 1 on; against Major Domo
~: Ihragon y 70 /, Thcodosius, 10 to ]. MutuaA
'hid - 80, 500, so 10.
THE SIXTH EACE.
The last race OF the day at n mile and half
IN the grass, was heavy betting event that
,uZZed the talent. Folsom held the lead In
he first quarter giving WAY 10 NattersOn