New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
WON WITH TOO MUCH EASE
NOT CLOSE ENOUGH TO BE EXCITING.
RACES AT SEEEPsHEAD BAY WHICH DID NOT
STIR THE BLOOD.

RACES At sEEFPsHEAD BAY WHICH DID NOT
STIR THE BLOOD.
The three important stakes at Shecpshead BAY
Yesterday were with much In hand a to blunt
their Interest The first OF these the Autumn. for
two vcarolds. round dozen ran. and Russell Sallic
McCclland and Esperanto were well backed. Hallic
McCelland was in her best hnmor and galloped away
with tho handsome prize. while Castalia was second
For third place sir George. Lconora and liuenemc
were nose and nose The judges gave 1t to SIR George
Russell aud E,pcianza stopped In the last furlons as
il pctrtNed BY an instantaneous stroke. Both We're at
the front at the end Of the first four and half fur
longs and then both doubled themselves up with the
sincerity and swiftncss Of small boy after TOO
copious banquet Of green apples. How ha>hily they
did stop. Execution by electricity could no, be more
rapid.
The third race was for the Bridge Handi-
cap for three ODDS Mr.. Lawrence is gen
h,udcaps tut ,h,, time lie Wa, caught
papping The Western colt Prince Fouso, fine Prince
Charlie won two important stakes at the Twin City
meeting won the Chicago Derby at the West side Park.
and In all the that he has run this year asaisu
horses Of his own age has shown himself fully the
equal to an ounce Of Mr. Badwns FLY Sinaoa III
his only race at saratoga, Prince Fonso. carrying 1u
weight l22 pounds. beaten Only
short head BY Rupcrta, carrying 113 pounds
In tie field behind them was the hyihs
lilly Reclarc. who few days later deica,eo
sinaloa in the neatest style imaginable Now Oh .ie
form of those races Prince FonSo should nave garry"
at least 1873 yesterday If Sinalos was properly hdl
capped at 1913. But the reason why MI La"'o"'e
put only ll5 Prince Fonso and maze INC rs'e
nrrsent To that colts owner that Prince Fonso
has run twice against old horses at this meeting was
beaten of badly the first time, Wien M"ntaeu Won
and ran second to Mon,aEu in his next cHor'' but
the usual rule for gaugng the merits OF throoyearods
old ham
thcir form when racing against each Other not by the
form Of one Of them who runs against older Horses
What had Montagus performance 70 90 WIFI ''io
amount Of weight that should be allotted u thirc'
yearold colt Of Prince Fonso's rank among
three wear. olds1 II Is painfully evident IN
this case that for onco the vigant Mr. Lawrence was
caught nodding Well. you hnsw, even Homer some
tunes mods. 1t WAS actually no race At al Prnoe
Tonso made his own pace. ran at MS easo III 'front.' anu
cantcred home if no was merely out for an airing
He could have Won with 125 pounds up Yes. possibly
with 100 MASTERPIECE. with Only 100 pounds In tho
saddle outran the exhausted Sinsloa and Her Shhcss
who had lost their breath aud their speed aliko In
hopeless efforts overtake Prince Fonso ond Master
lode got second place. while Snaloa was third botn
Her Hghness and Torso Navo eoue on E1Gh'ruly rch
their form OF month ago. Neither OF them WAS OF
the least account in this The time was slow
o AZ 49, on 4 fast track. and altogether the BndSo
Handicap Of 1900. an interesting exciting gallant
t,rf struggle was a collapse. IL was the poorest
Bridge Handicap ever run sinaloa was tic is"os'"
and Her lilshncss second choice.
The Jockey Overton is now in the best ~ luck ano
ia riding well. He rode both salIe McClellaud and
Prince FoDso
princ. ron,o's two previous races at Shecpsnead
hooked 60 bad n The Hc, Of his runaway victory In
IN, Bridge Handicap that some quiet inquiry was iai
in the betting ring a, TO whether the colt iaa oe"u
backed III those races. II was found uiat nc Nd"
been backed for Fl 400 in the first race for S7oo n
the second and on, Cor 5000 III inc hrusc Ha"up
This seems To dispose Of suspicious that nc couo
have been pulled N his two previous races at TINS
course auo We arc .o:c shn. up 70 tie CONCLUSION!
that hc il one OF those msrves AID miracles o! r"c"-
that one day almost Dc oHtfiin ara ouu"hpe" ny
a rppled toad !abicd 10 Al iron rail- ana anoher uAs
can shin. over She oVTr~c with the smoot!ncss Ss'n
AID ,wifnr,s Of d swallow CLAIMING over the ~suoo'''
lahc's !cyc. b.im.r Consult Water Scot)
OF course q was IN possible 10 get up any int:
est III the EaoNs STAKES. II was nshtwe's"'
hai!:cap 1T nile with 100 poutds as thc NM.
VII. Kingston IN at 1:o only Bas'oI. FltIahcs "h.
81 L"yu,c,n: l",f "roI. "a run against MIN n
few boz! looln.a 'hc?,d TO ~ against Nihs''o''
bat n...i.y all Of them barred HIN Mclaughlin rVic
lin a, U.rce pounds overweight Kingston covered t'o
nile In 80 l.; Nta Each sped il reserve ana ia
sash m.~:,r.y style d. - make ii probable tha' he
COULD have ,ra'cu the miserable field that oppos'd
Inn even 4 lie lad 5ccn called uioA 10 carry lio
u,.ids In1a:ues scco.d and the others were
beaten on.
TAG uf,h race was the most attractive Of the dav
as god handicap !.r! IAN in ~ made UP oi sci'r!'''
the f.v9rtr. Los Angels !i'tAi CaS'a"hE Hoi'asu'
I,a,!o AID Kc.tno,~l. ,".oiit, was ridden By Carr
SON bu: sh, Is uNt at all the Hci'r.t'
Of a year ,go. y" f1Gi could uc foan"
with his Id!ns. ia, Senoiita had 10
sped I" fins. III I'D Lcir the last at the en-
Eemw0,i. tic hsnt scSit Of the p;'rty, vas QucH'y
taken t. front Lsnn!cy. 20: gooa le;d ana hept
IL up T., the la.t hu,i:cd yards. when Los Angeles
swoofed dona o.! l..:n Ike hawk OH u ba"dsa" con
suit .Iiamet'O Q,:rSh disloscd OF linn aud won L"id
soneIy I,is,ai with the Top weight 49, pounds up
ran crcditably ara third. Taylor was cInld ana
seemed AFRAID u, 30 NJ with Dalo 10 tie other horse
and was uc,c dangerous. Taylor has been cutivaims
hi, tnlC,y 20 AL U1pl'as'nl excess u Nlc 10" wv
WssI. tha, Nas icccn j., Ee:grn badly the ether
DAY. There l. ssca, da u Talk al ii'e;.t a,o,s
The last lew days Seio:c he was down ior Ia, meet
ing. have hc-a may colo "c'rV'i. mn s
s".;ci1ci; r.":ptness WITH wncn NJ. "a1.D.' Mr'
Eegens enpioySr spirG Co." E 600 al a, iI meet
Ing aud proposed to lose no NOR; as soon a, bcitel
sS:Den;1 % nna Sonhaay ne '1 ii,
aerceatc by asking irr-verrnt and soptca! question:.
whistle wh,iher Mr. wal!aurn would hot have been
willing 10 Continue bo"An'ahii. at The Ea'" a.o 10
lars If hi. Jockey had Lecn Let down 1h.s Is AN
age OF agno,;icu, and aSio'tic' swarm Hhe Mes Oh
w o!.nanmc. ridden by McI.auShln. and 81 Luke:
ridden ty Sarrs%1' mao r5 81 "u, a IA a s al'
on The t,r.. Int nc.thcy horse seemed III ruIiniis
h,mor and neither Ci;I:"rUIs, Macbeth "ih!II'e
a. he lEcd, with i;"liNUOd ~crJid place.
The first va. Wild scia'hhl" over the fu'ur;'y
cOur>, IN which IL srUrc Of h r~c> took part. lln' H..
Zen Harrison, Ar.iD and Du-y N0HruU were INC
horse, Ia favor, bat l:illyhH won h'liuiIy'
Willie E.,l Harrison Second and asp Third Both
Lady Agnes hustle away before hc start ipr
q couple Of mice or more. and neither tOOA part ia
the
DETAILS OF TIE RACING.
YIRsT RACE-rrIsE $1,000. SELLING. ABOUT
Six FUEI.ONCS On TIE FCTCiIIY COURSE.
Betting.
d. PL
@. r. Tompkinss b. I. BalyhoO, by Duke
oil MAgcnt%-Baby. 3 yrn. 100 n ts2. 900 -
tIlyior) col g.
H. Bondys Oh. =. Ben Harrison, a. 10 49,,
.,,, CaaN 81 %
Madison Stahic o. c. iaro 3. IS (CIsy t; 3O-l ID
u. WalbauH, b. T. lima L., T. -,
(St"vrs,nj 81 Go
q. torhs's b. e Arab !, loa .'Drck.rJ0 81 81