The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20
SHE IS. THE CRACK FILLY.
AMBULANCE DEFEATS SAILTE M'CLEL-
LAND IN A BIO GALLoP.

LAND IN A BIO GALLOP.
.J,sr. NTor-o1v Land, the Volunteer Han.
dtcap In Rneehorse style, and LonntAkA
R,nts n Good Field in tho Sheepshsnd
Rnv Handkerchief or Daly's Fast Race.
One OF the best cards OF the year drew VerI
large gathering OF racing men to Sheepshead
Bay Yesterday the stake features being the
Foam Stakes for two-year-olds and the Volun-
tear and Sheepshcad Bay Handbags for three
year-olds and three.year-olds and upward,
respectively
The former showed Just how speedy that
rattIjng nlly Ambulance is, as she ran away
from Sallie McClelland, the conaueror OF Rus
sell. and cantereG homo the easiest OF winners.
covering the five furlonGs in 1:01h. Judge
Morrow. the top weight In the Volunteer
Handicap. won very oleverly after grand race
through tho stretch with Admiral BANQUET
and padishnh who finished necks apart be-
hind him. Green Morris has a good colt, the
race being very fast one as the time. 20s*
shows. The Sheepshead Bay Handicap was
lively betting event, Loantaka, FirenZi, Major
Domo. Strideaway, and others carrying big
bundles OF money. LoantakR was backed with
the utmost confidence By his follow
ers, and Bergen, after holding the four
year-old son OF Sensation In the ruck
until the stretch was reached, cut loose and
won In driving finish, with stridesway aad
apart. Firenzi, after being knocked out OF 1t
on the first turn by Loantaka, closed up lot
Of ground and was dangerous at one time In
the stretch but Murphy did not punish her.
and pulled UP when beaten. He made claim
of foul against bergen. Major Domo was also
interfered with. and did not run up to his true
form. The winner Is ono OF the speediest
horses in training to-day Major DAILY, very
ably handled by Taylor, won the second event.
IL min ha iiqtnnr0
Worth was the good thing. but he had enough
OF IL at three-quarters. Had DAILY been urged
he could have smashed the record TO smith
erens Fordham won the fifth event very easily
Bis two most dang opponents JuGge;rT G and
Gyps % being Ing s5 the in last raco
on tho turf, In summary style.
THE FOAM STAKES.
The other starters in the Foam stakes were
Withdrawn IN alarm when 1t was known that
land would start. with Territler TO help her
stable companion to make tho running Sa allie
McCloand got away in the 'front.' but after
going II iurong Ambulance ran up to her sad-
dlesErts and they were that way when 1rr they
was never In 1t from tho start Hall way down
the straight An! buance began drawing away
walled nothing though, as Ambulance. hard
held. came on and won by two lengths. The
Tho Foam Stakes for twoyear.olds at $50 each with
1880 added second out of the stakes; I'VE fur
IL A. Il. Morrss br; Ambulance Am, by onondaSA
B. Mccisliani's CHI T. sailio Mccloliand lis lander.
Ia n& A n Moirrissb Terraer, Iis tGarrsonj....
e7.S0. No place tickets were sold.
THE SECOND RACE.
Worth, Major DAILY. and Eon we're IN front
whom the flag dropped; while Tarago wagon was was
last and slow to move: m9rth nn ana M tb DAY
stretch !Iney raced Ike a team: with stevenson
u I'm,
hall Mqos Ray LED BY nsa W a1d Ms
fruitless chase; as Taylor gave the colt his
head and drawing away he won with ease by o
iength and a half, Bergen brought, Kenwood
up with rush at the end and beat Eon neck
Taragon In the rear.
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Il; MoBrdss b Q: Major DAILY. q by Kyrie DAILY,
E %.asu e syoi F.Pysod iO1
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THE VOLUNTEER HANDICAP.
Banquet Judge Morrow. B. B. Million, and
mueh the worst Of il the colt throwing. up his
head and sTerynG When The M nG fell oI Passing
S.s so1s SSs ~ f. 3 SsS
l6hah, ana bauQu0L, W ~ lou
p Dundee eERHe s the thl he sF od dee
Mlon fett Ou Rosette .1 and PD at time
led by three lengths. Judge Morrow. Psdishah.
S ana As they swung around the turn and
squared away for home; Judge Morrow. Padi.
S5sn BanaueE cr @pa aaye the judge SHAKE
MP at the furlonG post, and Morris's good colt
sT na or GSeE pad ey %s
admiral. BANQUET, and Padishah finishing
heads apart in the order named.
s. I'll. Will %an S5 ana 20
RS 0' Of Go S'As's jung. ' sR% 5s
KaySionS Stables B. = admiral 100 tstsvenGonj,
W1dsSss MSn '1 l4so IesS Dundee
Pos. Bettins-viys to, ) on Judge Merrox, against
So:. Sss 70 g MS asEi PAID to
THE sHEEPsHEAD DAY HANDICAP.
Castaway H.. strdeaway. Major Domo and
Firenzi bringing up the rear. Al the Quarter
sstaPp led HE hI enh Rhono
while Loantaka Prather. and Strideaway came
next IN platoon Mhon9h; going , up the back th
k RHonao Hi led by length with Longstreet a neck
there Sier was a general bunchins at the head Of
the stretch. and grand race to the wire en-
strideaway, who was rs much in front OF Cast |
away ii. Then came Major Domo, Prather,
and Tristan, heads apart In tho order named. |
Firenzi was last. Murphy easing her when he |
saw that he could not win.
The sheepshcad hay Handicap AswoepstAtea OF $50 |
each. with S5OJ added, $3.50 to second. and $50 TO
third; mile and furlong.
i. ". HcCoun's br. c. Loantaka, 4. by Sensation
Peggy Dhwde 10, ergenG.............
ISlp Stable c h. str.dtawSy 40 Garrison,
DeverwyCk stables h q. ChsawRy H. ll5 (TAra).,..
Major Domo, irathoT Tristan, Rhono. Longstreot |
and Erenzi also
Time ,557s.
Post BhttinR-AgAingt LoantaEA IL to &; FirenEL |
to !; srideaway, 10 !; Tristan Major Doino each
TO l: Prather Castaway IL, each to Ii LongSreet
Is TO !. kGono, 81 10 J. hutuals paid $3.50 1918,
el+9O
THE FTPrH RACE.
Deiaulter, Niagara, st. John and Fordham
were lie leaders to II bad start, In which Girsy
Queen and JngGer We're left at the post sal
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