The sun., 1890-09-03
RACING AT SHEEPSHEAD.
r.IEYT HAPPY WBEN F0UR Fl-
H YoRTTEs cor HOME BIFELE.


...s. for Their Aduairera.
a.. thousand persons saw six very well con-
,'..od rnces decided on fast track and under
w r,rost Of skies at Sheepshead Bay yestor-
uo @ .,,ornoon and as the iRvorites were suo-
'.tri 90, in a mai rity OF events, the talent had
syory good tim
Ths onening event was won by the fRvorite.
.,'id.r There was a great plunge on the
,r..,.rn horse, Mike Watson, land whom Jimmy
W.iSurhlin was bulletined as hiS rider the
IS..y vent on in bundles, for mclaughlin is
" nopular as ever MCLAUGHLIN weighed
soox roupds yesterday. and before the close
.,,h. irayeseud meeting he will be able to do
,,s rounds without any inconvenience. St.
n,r,r because OF his good showing AZ Gutten-
80 was installed q warm favorito for the
~. for two-year-olds. but Thorndale.
s.olh,r 10 Charlie Dreux, won by short head.
~. p,lmont cast of not being Rbleto get up at
sA,anish Betty Prather was third Clarendon
,r,rlsssed his opponents In the three-year-old
..rambls. and won with something to spare
nv, iGertIe D. who came very strong at the
knsh andIripped Wrestler on the post Tor the
.sca Raymond G. was considered an air
asa ISTF SI Lax AK Ieand and his friends, and under
HsnItons careful guidsnse the chestnut htst won
down bs srqHS pSce "GTad and the Former n0S got
~, 81 narrow margin. lakeland had Ray.
sopd g. entered for fl.5U0. and eugene
be roHso TSs was SNasnt sRe tn 0r tSe h q
- mile and three -sixteenths, but the chest.
susrOddtSR sSusssDd tRe battle Was between Montague and
kspauet. As is generally the case. the older
s bpt there was only t5a Cine neck Ss SssTssh ssa
ns@ vsce was almost conceded to Dalys Ballston.
mo was great favorita at short price;
sainT. finally squeezing him homo head In
Eont OF korn. who showed rare burst OF
sSsed In the stretch. Lotion and Long Dance
I'm both do to keep an eye on
THE FIRST RACE.
iitt,e Minch delayed the start for some min
utss BY his antics, but they were finally got
svSy on almost even terms with beriden apd
D'ps X 59n to6k aha me ena IN the openns uT
EnG. and was half q length before Meriden
md Mike Watson at the end OF q quarter. AT
sseSSy Sv i've Merasr sngtSs from Mike Watson who
ksst Dublin two lengths for place honors.
SS' % and n ..sS,s q snS Ss
t 70 the third Futury course; about three quarters
S.f1ood Stables b. f. Meridsn 4 by GisuelE-Gold-
s.IsS. Shs 5aS,S Es,isP sS: o. MsI.aHn,a.
Little Nlnoh and y .riTs 5psni, ~ fi'05an P.s
ri Ssi. Gisf S.a ss s i sPsP :Sss % to h Dublin 60
THE SECOND RACE
ThorndalS was the first to break In good
start, while Queer Girl brought up the rear.
T sGnf
Dsominent Dn nine Of the others. After passing the
fopt him steadily at 1t, and, under the whip. he
lasted long enough to beat St Omer q head.
Betty Prather was third. two lengths away.
sdds o S $50 20
and Soo the third Futurty course about three quar-
Sa.,is stable. b c ThorndAls by Eolu'-Lizzio
p.Ispss eh r. 81 omcr, lis 2
GEsyl ts: gs,ty frs!6sr iSs {asndsrG
y SsSi G.tSS Gssds XppS%stoI and GSsrrou,s also
B,ttnr-Arainst St. omsr, sto6: ThorndAle eto Il:
aaSG snS any sen2S
Sss S:ss SIS IS 97ssI Girl each % 10 Aa'0A' paid
THE THIRD RACE.
Tho flag dropped TO Q good start for ell but
RAacocaS who was left st the post: Edgar gar
CLARENDON made the running in very close at
tendance for three furlonGs. when Hamilton
bit and dt sheSk va1ss the othe5s them
wire where she was passed by Wrestler. Tine
Chicago colt apparently had the place secure
cloud. d came came With vii great rush and beat him
S enough By I q length. W."
vSS sSS e sscoDd ana sioG TO third Tor
eds ealing allow Futurity courses about three
T s:@ @onrs ; !. % q Clarendon, by s. Bla,ss-clarA .
lapss saSs dsitie B.. 90 iynnj
ex haRfH Sos ch e Wrss,ler G, iIo &eeIIhs.dy>;
9:s 6ioas MSRiSo IPT5Fd Bq,,s:d rGs
- .AD''' "-efii efime.l:lY% i; Y
Johnson 10 ceuns passy wae,sr 20
:sfn i i III. PH sas rs
pDd sSs So r'0''u' each
THE FOURTH RACE.
Falcon. Maid OF Orleans. and Raymond G..
were the leaders at the start, and the former
sIt out tho Lunning to the hali-mile, pole,
Sss b6P%Ssn S5S tSs SSSR app64 Ofa
and SnndS Down
snEths- frank Ward took second place In the
Iun home and beat Eleve length for that
position at the finish.
14asS Of shiUh s 70 ho second AN and $50 e
sRa IAiId; - ing allowances; one mile and fsrionE
Laiel1nd's ch;, c. Raymond @. l. by Eolus-
Jsnansss9 ). b. Frank ward aged 10 tIaiiini
SatS Ss 6 orsSSS hsxs buG. ot II: H9hInd
Ano fdeon also ran.
siJ;ase . ya$ &sl$ Z 6rlssns 1910 & pSf:
HuiIis paid sIoso e Ss7S % sio4s JAS A'- 'A'N ~ "
THE FIFTH RACE
Glenmound and Miss Cody got the best OF the
start ana made the running, with Banquet the
most prominent OF the others. Kenwood ahd
trnee fonso bringing up the rear. On the
paoksnetch Brtton and Bergen messed about
Mtn Prince Fonso aud Konwood. and the
i9tmer going to the whip Mt the beginning OF
me upper turn, 1t was evident that he was
peten. When they swung for homo Banquet
t9ok me lead. and was winning handily when
aontaRue came from behind and beat Col.
nootIs 9eldlng neck for the money. Ken
Wo9d finished strong. and beat Prince Fonso O
neck Tor the place.
handicap BwespstAkes, S25 each with 81 900 ed dsd
nmeh s21O to second the third TO receive $40 oui
hs stakes; ono mile and three BiXteeutI
'TAhhea sAbieB b h Montague, s. by Aortemof-
kyAane los Martini ......,,,...
sootts b. e. Banquet, 9. g9I6 Tayior) .,.......,.
Ne Nr,rrsamSb rsam o kenwood lO2 Bergen, ,.."...:,
tlo ' ~ ~ ~
,, Time 2 .Ol%
ADMINISTRATIONS Prince Fonso g to 8: Banquet 81 u
4 hshgo2d BIO !; Miss Cody. 8 to 1; Montague I tc
nj =, ,rtsI9M ~ 70 Genmound. rs TO- AutuAi
THE SIXTH RACE.
hLeontine and Ballston were first away Little
IN an oI,nglng up tho rear. Lambley sent Ball
f.on along and at the end OF half mile had
theohuno killed OF. Then he went on alone
sS Su5 " Inc stretch Kern. Young Duke. Lotion
ssa Long Dance pressed Ballston very closely
Sna Lambiey had TO ride hard to get Daly'i
koIsS nome winner by a head from Kern. who
uoht 1OuQg luEa n lanpth fnr nIana honora