The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-16

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the, despIsed outsider winning 10 i'm " the
chance Of the favorito getting the race. In vain
Lanyard spurred Badge. Bum sat still
hS %SS homo a E%Ob S%afS mag, the rails
oyerh9uled Eric az the iurlong pole and easily
Come .Taw four lengths away, with los An.
gees. Vengeur. Oriiiamme, Sir Dixon, and Cpn.
@ RaRSs he vn asTe
such as characterized the victory q Dry Mono
PSSsss in the I21Isusq ss YEAR TIE Bard il
could scarcely realize that Cas Ia gu9 H.,
q colt that had shown nothing surprising
being an in-and-outer, should be able to land
such an event rs the BROOKLYN. 1t was too much
Lee was Ey tRS the by
g huge negro aud carried to the scales. His
M ssS abd SoSrs we're ere % BY the mud
SR PS hS Rl5d TS%a mt 9 SS sSd
fully as his discounted brethren dug dug
The soil from their eyes and shiye[od In
roses with BrooEiyn andcsp. 1897 tPsoS cd
and he in turn hols,ed upon the shoulders
paddock in triumph The time OF the race,
2IO marks splendid performance .i1 ma on such a
knew they bud a good horse. The BeyerwyTc'RR
stable is composed of oK-Mayor Nolan OF
Albany and Johnny Campbell OF trotting-horse
est men now on the turf, and his win
Mugs on yesterdays race in bets alone
s5 stated next to tSmHSS ban 81 Noesss
Of this city. owner OF tho trotter Fred Folcer.
brother her the lannon's SdIS Sy is ne biggest win
A.. Buck OF the SpwI ~ NE Times who Is an
Other q Nj; Camphell,s friends. is sl11,0Qp
paoIed home in tho yam. and u like amount
must be credited to Charley, Reed Of Fairyiew
owner of the Fairfax stable. Campbell and DO
NoyelIes backed AZ Sasiiaway II; In the winter
track bSsn s 10 wsa haHe e
IasSius, another iour-year- old. and that he
vas confident OF doing the trick with him.
try are taking to the running turf; Its profit
able and It's bigger game. The race as
had tie track Ssen FAST f te sTs
gle between Badge Fides. and others would
nave been memorable.
Outcast out Of Lucy Lisle. l5,5 hands hich.
lie has always been fair performer in sloppy
considered beyond the limits OF his lowers.
he ran this srIing at the New Jersey tracks
T5H SnS Ge
ones, to back. the first three horses in the
handicap having been running for q month or
This lie a summary OF the race
o I.s sn OSky S s for
which = oto to second and $1,000 to third and
Ssvsrwyck statlo'sh c. CAstaway II. g. by outeast-
Nv LGoy IsIs 70 pRHn| ,I;,il,,r,.t,
'GfP S1T;s !e'Ssfs ,sETS1a,
Come t"Ism Los ANGELS. Neaseur' orthamme, Sir
ro., r."orNA..'n.sI q: in.s., to p.s..
s: ST. Dixon. cons: 10 raw; ]; tasSEny IL
g f4s 1is xfsF Ssd 9s5H ss
OFT the other races Mr. Withers's superb colt
BY H9SAs Oq e ths dam Of
aNvln off Nod hIatE yrit fTnr tRnr py,Il
Gregory carried fully 500 600 IN the 81 On Hs
also So had the mount on the Abund ance colt led
iolFh Eon and SuS e had great battle
BEEN IN the aandioap los pounds the PEyer s
Morris showcd. a. good hlly in Correction, By
Himyar. out OF Lady Reeds dam. this young
ems Ser Hood Srus8 %th Spa
ling won the last with Foxmede second. and |
THE FIRST RACE.
Gregory carried thousands Of dollars where |
the others were backed for hundreds In the |
5h s9RfI that W6n
i@ns ' odds. everything being swallowed up ia
at the post the dag dropped to good start
With Civil Service IN 'front.' Ieclare second, and
Il
shot and Reagan sitting right down and rid
Ing from the first jump created a sensation By
second SaH With Fordham at his saddIeskir,s.
Gregory. fourth. beaten short head.
s rss s 70 s s.eon tGF an. nd sge T9 i've
v: {; Bay'.e. c. Civil Service, 8 by Retorm-BeneIA
G NnGaH%s 8 niue Rock ! ~
droToFy, ReCluSe TipStah. Umpire Kelly, and servitor
Time, lo2.<
Bgs %:S1n
CT 10 s'[Ei initials 80 n rS ISFs siy Sev0
THE SECOND RACE.
at a mile and iurlong. Eon and Relia b. the
former pronounced favorite at to .. while il
Z to BgTooG tS sRoss
Siuggard was the outsider: Bella b., Maidstone.
q tho flag The mare showed the way around
last Mnfs S@ the and ru eRn q9v'd heP
Of 4,s Tire: oSSh SPd
samey answered clay,on's cali and i set sail
after Eop, and half WAY, home sluggard passed
Moser With splendid Judgment; waited until
the final hundred yards; and then going to
again on Eon tae y to ace
gard second, four lengths before Maidstone.
third There was no time TAKEN but outsiders
caught the last mile in 1913. fiat Bella B.
showed q lot OF speed for nve furlongs.
A handicap sweepstakes OF $40 each with 800
.ddod OF which s2oj to second and SlOO to third mile
Jwyer Bros Il c. Eon T. by Eolus-war Song liz
p b wi!hsr.s b c SipEg4rd .lG CLAYTON, :..:,, :
Bella H.. TarAgon. Martin RUSSELL and BellwOOd also
IAN.
No time taken.
Post RottinR-AgaiHst Lon - 70 .: Maidstone, 2 to J:
Ia wood, Bto !; TarRgUn and Bella b., each SOL!
iar.n Russell Y TO l. suggard, IS to- MatuaB paid
Y. A. $40, and S2l.
THE EXPECTATION STAKES.
ST. Charles, Abundance colt. and Sallie Nc
Iceland were equal fnyorites at to for the
Ok pertatiun Stakes for two-yeRr- Odds, ut half u
nile for which thirteen faced the post A very
ong delay al the post caused mainly by Blithe
efusing to break. Void. Terrlfer Gray Itoek,
md Bush Bolt were in front, while Salie Nc
Iceland, as good as lett at the post through
he stupidity al Spider Anderson, her Jockey.
Tray Rock showed trife IN front o! Album
lance colt in the run around the turn Terriii-
r. Turmoil and ST Charles the most promi-
tent OF the others. Al through the stretch 1t
vas drive between those named and Gray
rock was the first 10 weaken Then the Alum
lance rolt, under tho whip. drew out and won
" neck from TerIiler who boat Turmoil
al. SCOTS Ally. half length for the place
llit an NpaR n fourth and SuliD Mo- lOi- !