The sun., 1890-06-18

showing the way Mr.. Caldwell got the lot
away on almost even enter, terms: Miss Ransom,
show. AS, they, plunged out Of sight in the
dir. Russell strobe through and took the lead,
the field took place in the hollow, and when the
horses emerged into view at the gap in the
the Scott pair. .Gigernon being the most prom
inent OF the others. AZ the top Of the straight
GarrisGn was sitting SII While aswis wsni to
however. as Russell always had the best OF II,
and although both the others were ridden out
| every ounce, the Morris champion won by n
neck. Miss Hanson would have been second
| In few more strides but BOlero lasted long
| enough 10 have his nose in front OF his hand
some stable companion at the end. The others
were eRsed up when their riders saw that they
could not get any any OF 81 ne tsen IN the PIE Race
| and Silver Prince. Both will improve very
rapidly from now on.
With .DSs i've
S The 'oogpd zee satoy 20 receive $3.50 aud the third
"a JX'&X W II fTu aofiss 1 3 C. Russell by Eolus-Tillo
w. wFHsis Us soctts ~ CO SS.IFiBsS%I e BSsrS lis
sorEon. Silver Prince and rhorndSio also ram "0'A Al
Pos. gsttine Three 10 on Russell: against Bolsro
fny M Ss 81 e ne Fl % S 'IR RsE 70
non strStaSsn TGorndaio each iGo to l. MStaSis
THE Eou1NocT1AL STAKES.
Jersey Pat. Dr. Helmuth, and Reclare we're
In the van when Mr.. Caldwell sent the five
sTss O the Es r SGbss Ike on
tho showed Lowed SG tnn o R aS%th II. WGn
who were both pulled double. Tournament
and Torso brought up the rear guard, but the
moment thev we're squared away for the run up
the bacIstretch, Tournament under a doube-
back -actioned pull, ran past everything but the
GoodR D9r m Rf Ipssf turn ayGT
stretch Or. Helmuth. Tournament. and Re-
clare were necks apart. Jersey Pat next. with
Torso coming up very strong on the outside
furlonR from homo Tournament quit and
heclare, drawing away, won rather handily by
stretch, then came through with an amazing
burst OF speed and paesslng all but Neclare, he
wns an oasy second aiensih neiore Jersey Pat,
Reclare won the two-year-old part of the
stake last year In hollow style. and by her VIC
tory Yesterday she shows that she is back IN
her old FORM
TS Il l1s M % sH % "SS as
each race and si;pO additional in case both races
H. WaEnks Sons ch. E RsclArc by Reform-clArA
W T. tcoIts eh C. Totso i22 Il
DR.. helmuth and TSnrname.at .a also ran
IA Es5Sss SsG paa iG S. . Dr.
THE FIFTH RACE
Dwyer Brothers strapping colt .Eon was
lacked heavily by the talent to win the sweep
etakes at q mile and a furlong Beck and De-
faulter ranking on oven terms for second
choice. Kern. an outsider in the betting, made
the running from the start to the turn for the
homestretch, where Beck took up the work.
bind at. the finish. Beck winning BY three
lengths from Eon, Defaulter third, two open
lengths away
sweepstakes of S2s each. with 81 oO added, of which
$50 to second sOO to third out OF the stakes mile and
c. i: McCoys ch. c. Beck. 4 by Bsrtram-Addio Hart
pwyer Bros b O. Eon i2e
3. Brown h. Defaulter 3 l s Uovington) .... 3
Kern, Lysander, PhiAnder: and sam Love also rau
each to i fhlandSr to /; iysander u to i Kern.
2Ito i sam Love, IOo to /. Autuas paid $26 ss.sj,
THE RACE ON GRASS.
The sweepstakes at one mile on the turf
course. with weights twenty pounds above the
scale, resulted In q fittirg finish for the day
the betting. Folsom also having q host OF back
ers pressed by Watterson as fourth choice
Esau led the cluster into the backstretch;
into the front row. fighting 1t out on pretty
even terms all tho way home Watterson and
Folsom crossed the line nostril to nostrl In Il
keotts tlne colt Maximus broke down In the
race. The owners Of Watterson and Folsom
divided the money.
sweepstakes Of $i3 each with $50 added. OF which
O. Wabaum,s br. c. Folsom. 3 by FAsetto-semper
G. i Nofrlss s wassof.on, 5, by Great Tom
PicEwiSi!saSss 6r 9 venG.ur : ia Nndelsoni w
quimau rofsnirSI al S.,%as also sH"'s' rs EAU A'
Fesi ss'!ips1FSt',;, Bella B. and I'm. each
ISs: .4
Folsom, place. Sl4e1, Watterson place Si+l&