The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-11
A FINE THREE-YEAR old.
BURLINGTON CARRIES 1873 POUNDS AND
WINS THE BELMONT IN 9:07 So.

for MeHsrs. Morris, and Montague Cap
lures the PreRkness Handicap - Arab
Wins His Third Successive Selling Race
large and enthusiastic crowd saw BurllnR-
ton, the cham pion three-yeRr-old OF the year.
carry 1876 pounds. and give away lot OF
weight to field Of eight OF the best threo- err
Odds in training in the Belmont Stakes at Nor
ris Park yesterday afternoon, tho black colt
running the milo and quarter In 2:07at.
MIR. Belmont had set his heart on winning
the stake named after himself, and Trainer
Rowe had especially prepared his candidate
Padishah. for the event. The friends OF the
stable rallied around the chestnut son OF st.
Blaise, and he was the favorite from tho start.
Tho Scott pair Chaos and Torso, had both
boen very highly tried. and they did not
want for followers, while Senator Hearst's
Tournament and King Thomas gave line on
their form by running second and third to
Lisimony in the Bowling Brook Handicap
on Saturday. Burlington, with the crushing
weight OF 1875 pounds. looked good thing to
those who coolly analysed his previous races
this year, and Barnes remained over when the
baldwin Stable departed for Chicago yester-
day morning in order that ho might ride The
IIough Brothers we're confident that tho colt
would win. and Trainer Albert Cooper told his
friends that he was an absolute certainty
Devotee, with Garrison up. was played by those
who remembered the great tip out on him Tor
the Withers. but scarcely ANYBODY, could he
found 10 agree. with Green Morris ~
bergen had the mount Kings own rcp-
resented Nlessrs. j. A. and A. II. Morris.
Gayuga's absence being much regretted, Bnr,
black champion and little Barnes received an
ovation when they went by tho stand. TOUR
nor we're the Scott pair Chaos, long and legry.
and Torso the embodment OF a rnc, looking
thoroughbred. The start was made from the
n DnpiDniDLr
at the second effort Mr.. Caldwell sent thom
away on almost even terms; I9Iso' burnnE-
the line. Jersey Pat and Devotee bringing up
the rear. Torso shot to the front like an arrow
tESn sas HSc ana ,o So SH' k"s ss
The brother to AureIs le E,ro BY o two
ing Ing the others OF which Fadishah and Deyotee
took he lead with a@aznS ease: Hamilton
sat S down. and i BY Vigorous riding they sue
ceeded in getting on almost even terms with tho
black colt at the furlonG post Barnes 1 became ne
lash had scarcely descended before Burlington
swerved towards the inner rail, and the boy.
with admirable jud gment, dropped the whip aud
began riding with his hands. Then II was no
dr9wng awa{ a l5Sm G Sv ;So
lengths. Dsvotee was second length IN I front
OF rRdishah, who. under the whip. beat CHAOS
cheered. and the expression was general that
be Il as good colt as we have seen IN years
Hp ~I is A WonderiuI aebievemen The follow,
Ing is q summary OF the race:
Stakes for hTss oS SS's 10
HoHsh BrSth,n' Six: 9: Burlington, by POwhAsAn-
Madison stables 1sSo'so Iis SG%T,'.On
Chaos Tournament King Thomas, Kings own, Jersey
Pos. qnS : i r en-:
n,;s
the utmost TIN 4S ease. and Montague had no din
Guilty In winning the Ireakness Handicap MS
being Unable to make hin Ga10R . n
in the Larchmont Stakes for two-yenrIolds.
adding another good sum to the already large
race. Arab won the ceiling event at FIVE fur
He Is always at a long price, and George Forbes
should be a wealthy man with such gold
nine In ms e at the
flly making runaway race OF 1t after the
THE FIRST RACE.
,Flavia was first away. and. making the run
ming all the way. was never headed winning
handlly by two lengths. while Leonora under
The kempie ,llly. very heavily backed per-
formed shockingy.
aa a. :fe @h fG1 sC % .cSn anal maas1
H"R a.s bs sTs fnEo e ravi by ST. Beram
Marcus paIyssh Lsoncia iio
PSo,a Flozette Vacation JoSic W, Dutch Girl Alma
n'I'' and A'np'' lilly r 1ins F i'6rx
Post BettinE-AEsinst FlayiA even money Josie va
q !: yaOaIon Is, rHolI Dutch Girl each 70 to i
$500 $i3la
THE pREAKNEss HANDICAP.
Philosophy and Barrister went away In front
when the nag dropped, and leading for the
ing. Montague under pull. Going around the
after the leaders. and when they turned into
the stretch he was but two lepRthS out OF 1t
tbe WbS Ou tuar a
passedt him opposite the stand and won hands
down by tEo lengths. garristsr vas bad
ss:S
s;a6!o. sh G. Montague g. by MOrsemSr-
j. Z. %eSonSds A5' q PHILOSOPHY los iBirnc::.
xcelsior Stables ch. h. BarriSter io+ GoneS)".
Ten Booker also ran Time 2,s,M
o pSf. ssTrsr Ten BOOZE Mutual:
paid Sio 20 1870, si,s5
THE LARCHMoNT STAKES.
Lima. strathmeath, and the Morris pair got
furlong had been run Stathmeath was showing |
the way, with Dr. HaSbrouck second and
Reckon third. La Tosca was hopelessly beaten |
IN tho dip, and Garrison. giving the Doctor hIs
h read. took tho lead and won handily by length.
Strathmeath a very handsome colt easily beat |
lteckOn three lengths for the place.
Tho LArchmont Stakes for two year Odds At $50 each.
with 81 800 added, of which $500 to second and S2UO TO
third, three quarters OF n mile.
J. A. A, II Morris. CHI, Dr Hasbrouck, by Sir Mo
q MorTiss "a str raj atS ii tsiova
A. - 4 4: H. Norris CHI e. hosk3n iiVE tai,tLehei6
Bertha Campbell, ". Is H. and Ptolemy also ran.
Time ia
Post BettinE-AgAinss La rosca go DR. Hassrouck,
~ 10 !; RECKON 10 J; Luna to Retreat ny, ~
% ! Monterey l5to |, Claudne strathmeAth, each |
70 90 u W. b IL Bcrtha Campbell each 20 TO / |
rtoemy, Ito tol. Mutuas paid l,+' 500, SoASO
THE FIFTH RACE
Arab led almost from the fall OF the flag. |
young Stevenson TAXI the little Relding to |
tho front in the first hundred yards and max
Ing all the running, winning hands down bv |
two lengths. Meriden drew away from the |
ruck in the DIP quarter Of mile from home,
Barnes. who easily beat the others Arab was
bought in by his owner for $1,000. an advance
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