The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-21
RACING FROM END TO END.
ERIC AND CkSTITAE IL Tapped LIKE
A TEAM IN THE HANDICAP.


ton to the general rule. the rain falling steadily
until we'll into the afternoon. when the fair
weather birds had made up their minds the
| sun would not deign to show his face
| Late In the day though, the heavy clouds
| broke ssunder. and the blue sky gave q little
| comfort to the $500 persons present. They
stood in need OF II. too. after tho downfall Of
| the favorite in the first two races The Clover
Stakes for two. year.old FLIES and the Park
| way Handicap for three year olds ana upward
| we're tho notable contests Of the day but they
| were robbed OF much of their interest by the
| heavy and muddy track, numerous scratches
materially reducing the field In the former
| while but Castaway ii. and Eric aL-
peared for the Parkway. The Clover can
| scarcely DO called race. as Mr. Morris's
fine flliy Correction played with her opponents
and won in such decisive style that she must
| be regarded as first class. Ambulance and
| Sallie McClelland. both clinkers, were with
| drawn the going probably not being to their
| fancy Mr. Pierre Lorillards good looking
| Ally Lima by Pizarro out OF Gladioln secured
the place very easily. Castaway ii. opened
| favorite for the Parkway, but go much money
went in on Eric that the Brooklyn Handicap
winner was an even-money shot at the close
Both have great regulations for running we'll
in heavy going. and the admirers OF the pair
before they went to tho post. 1t was race
from the start, the pair running on even terms
nearly all the way. At the end Hamiltons SUI
perior jockeyshp told. and Eric won by
length. 1t WAS hard-fought contest
from the start. and Hamilton did not
have an easy moment. Blue Rock should
have won the oIenlng race had Bergen
consolation left for those who played Blue
Rock liz the satisfaction Of knowing their
Tvs n al r Ea tbs n at
event but fourth was her place at the end.
Prodigal Carnegie; and d, Lady Reel were all
colt that people have grown tired OF backing
came through and boat phiIander out, the
cinch that carried nearly all tho public money
in the nfth. Father Blu Daly's most recent
o9TsE oo0 Scot for
Of It. the iavorite finishing third. Kempiand
was played very heavily for the last; but while
was intcriered with aud Knocked to his,Inees,
and Golden Reel, coming on alone. won. hands
Among those who thought Castaway H. could
boat ERIC was Bookkeeper PeRrsall. who won
hef III a6pp ns ST. Of hs s RSnd
THE FIRST RACE.
lima b. and Blue Rock were the favortes for
the opening event. closing at almost equal
others. lima B. got away in front. but civil
around the turn, with Blue Rock under pull.
Half way down Bergen and Iambleywere riding
l hS ard 1h f us Roe e0s c SEsn
pull up and try for the inside. after being dis
appointed on the outside. Civil Service ulti-
ond, length and a half before Chieftain. wv
of re each KIT, Sh q oo9 ADDED of which
": Z: Day = {, tivti Service ) BY Esform-Bo-
n $aiSapm isf%s'i 81: koel R.riisn
D p Wisherssb ChiettsiG 9 100 tcisysonl;
Rod also ran.
g; Siyii ssiyse $iSi: SSisftsp, iG.G SeiSsa Roa
i: %arl.fe 10 70 MSsuaiS paid ST. S. ssis s77a
THE SECOND RACE
Prodigal was favorite for the second race ct
f Ra the sSe e
CLOSELY for ubic favor, Carnegie got away In
H f[ons but was Immediately headed By The
Upper turn where Mo- @ n and Lady 70 Res
headed him, At the head OF the, stretch Phil
and the race finally became drive batween
Sorrento. Philander; and Carnegie, the former
PhiaL der. who beat Carnegie two lengths for
the place.
Hapdicap sweepstakes Of $50 each with 81 coo added
@ Welbaum CHI c. Sorrento, 4 by Joe Hooter-RosA
Rough Brother CHI G Phliaaaer. lis jHaywaid;.
PfcdEai Lady Reel NoOnstone sweet Home colt and
GRATITUDE ALSO ran
Post BSs'ins1AEainst SSPPFTCd!Ss! Il @ oArnse
ssd: $ Tsissi Dsa
THE CLOVER STAKES.
There was such plunge on Correction for |
the Clover Stakes that the daughter OF Himyar |
and Mamie Gray waslal most favorite over tho
field at the close Oft Of the betting, kometta, EX
favor: "A good looking sister to Orifamme. |
called Peri; and bearing the cSSors Of Mr. L. j.
East on the running turf. was the outsider at
80 to /. The race was the. favorite's from the |
all the running under a strong pull. winning |
by four lengths from lima, who beat Rometta |
R bsy fS 5 hS anSs f TR W E4e, ga
her half sister Lady Reel In confor-
nation.
TR' fsSSs to s Ct.
J 4 i A p Iorriss & Correction. by Himyar-
EFSISssD q n fo, MI Il kdss Kitty
- '''' o. A'A'''' -" Tt mel l:c5a a'' ran"
g1S"son zach Ii@s K Se%:tI 70 ana
IGs % pf k M.S Of s zach S. 70 y a PF
10 /. Mutuais paid $40 81. S7o5 $3.50 " N
THE PARKWAY HANDICAP
Scratching reduced the field for the Parkway
way IL. the winner OF the BrooRlyn Handicap,
he former opening at 8 to b. but being backed
pa 1P away and e 6oqss
or seven iuIlongs, where Eric had neck the
pest, OF It. Turning into the stretch Cqstaway
1ard for few strides 10 hold his own. Eric
anne on G"lantly Under IND punishment. and
vas Erc's race Morrss colt Winning ply by a
engtL.
n; Parkway Handicap for sssss.syssr.ola. and up
sosnS a. mile rnd t sIHteen n pr.. =,
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