The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-23
A BAD DAY FOR THE TALENT.
CAPT. SAM BROBN'S COLTS FIRST AND
SECOND IN THE BlRNhG1T STAKES.
Reckon Wins the Colleen stakes Hands
Down and Early Rlosaom Loses the Place
Through n Foui-viliaEe Maid, FttEinmes,
Slurnnrd and Meriden the Other Winners

Cant Sam Brown ran first and second in the
Banegnt Stakes at Monmouth lark yester-
day afternoon. tho fayorite, Judge Morrow.
being beaten badly ut the end OF mile and
three furlunEs.
There was no great amount OF JOY evinced In
the grand stand or betting ring over the sue
cess Of the gentleman from Pittsburgh for, true
to the policy invariably pursued by that stable.
the outsider won. and the poor, dear public
after the race withdrew to nurse its burnt
fingers. Long Run, with Hamilton riding, was
peculiarly supposed to DO the best OF the Brown
pair, long odds being laid against Demuth. on
whom Covlngton had the mount. Those who
did not think Judge Morrow could win put
thoir money on Long hun but they didn't tako
1t up again, by large majority. as Covington
rode the race out on Demuth. and bent Long
Run a short hoad in as desperately
contested battle ms has been seen
In many a day. Morrow was done Mt
tho club house. and everybody expected Gov
ington to pull up and let Long Run win. Foxy
George. who buys a farm In Kansas every fall.
sat right down like little man, though, and
whip and ride. spur and urge. MS Hamilton
might, Demuth always had the best OF 1t.
There was sone Kissing rs tho pair trotted
back to the paddock. 1t was said in some
quarters that Cart. Brown had backed Long
Run very heavily. and was very
much incensed Mt Covington for rid
Ing tho raco out. Othcr sources tad 1t that the
Pittsburgh coal baron had plumper on De-
muth at long odds and that Covington knew
what he was doing. and still other authorities
had it that the stable backed both colts ard
gave neither Hamilton nor Covngton instruc-
lions as to how they were 10 ride. At any ate.
Denuth won. and 1t is safe 10 say that it was
the most unpopular victory o. the year. Gov
instUn is famous Tor suck tricks as he played
with Demuth. The public will readily recall
how no rodo Tournament out on Sena-
tor Hearst at Sheepshead Lay last fall
stable communion and iavorIte. Dallnrat,
He was successful on that occasion. too Tour
nnment getting the verdict In The last stride;
Demuth in tho books. The Colleen Stakes for
two-year-old flllios was great betting event.
second choice. Rockon, despite the fact that
she was giving all her opponents many pounds
h hands DOWN, Early Blossom finished second,
bns she eleaTy f9nlsd Fiayii Chant at the
Claim was aHD entered ,Ths gave Flaw lila
second place and Annie the Fairyiew
rerrosentatiye and sister to lhTniX: who 9
not run up TO her orm at Sheepshead Bay.
anl it is evident that she has gone back; Fla;
do to watch. The ouen!ng event went TO the
tavorite, itzjames with Clarendon SECOND;
rode Tho colt ut 100 pounds while the best
Meisht no cond MAKE at BfiEh 51 on on HGnIHy
fourth. and bent Diab!o and Deiaulter very
handlly. ,,
in tho selling race. starting both Louise and
Village NIaid. The betting against Louise was
ae "a n WIZ The Maid. Village Maid won in good
style with iiico, another outsider, In second
Tbs crowd plunged on Volunteer to win the
last race ut SIX urongs. lIe did not run first.
second third t9Grth or nh and the least
up in Meriden. who ian away from her fled
AMI walked across the line.
ON tho whole. il WAS n disastrous day for the
talent. Tho weather was SUPERB. the track In
good condition. and Mr.. Caldweil's starting, as
it is said that Isaac Murphy was engaged to
ride Jqd 6 tbs 5 5ns rcbep aSa
Bergen would have the mount.
rHF FIRST EACE.
Grimadi. Fitzjamcs. and Chemise were in
front when the flag fell to very fair start. with
65nSnG o Up t the e@f S
way home. where no was joined ty Tanner,
FitNamns and Chenise. Al wero Under
away won or half length from Clarendon.
Ihemse was very close third.
ade o. Winch 500 10 second and $40 to thiri seven
j. i iii nsgsn's b. 6 FitzismeS s. by Kyrle paiy-.
tecr - o. C cSraIi En o
j. j., Wtnsrss br T. hemise 50 Clayton .........
Tanner and urunald also ran
Post tisz)nRs even 10 money TAT
THE COLLEEN STAKES.
Correction. Klldser. Equity. and Vocastta
wero the leaders Il. tho start which tlom tho
stard. ap,rnrej to be very good one Con-
gresham SCOTS light Weighted Wondaway
with With Annie. Correction, md Equity the most
prominent OF the rest At this point EQUITY was
in trouble. and Reckon. who had been running
p,tN outside rail under a Dull,
through and won with ridiculous ease by four
lengths: Early Blossom I2I pnn and FlnEia had
ing the former across Flavila at tho finish.
managed to beat the preakne sSs Ally homo a
~ entered claim Of foul as did also Major
CovlnGt"n. who rode Annie. and might have
iercd with her. The Jpdges after hearing the
evidence. disIualihed Early Blossom and
placed Flavilla second and Annie third.
The Colleen stakes for two year old Niles Al SO each
with $3.50 added, Of which 500 to second; three
J. a. (. il, N,TTi.sCh r Reckon, by Pizarro-rer..
Pr@ %tn Stable IN faviila ITO Mnrtin
Cras q ed sons oh ~n RGs, iEI c.
wn5 S'S and a.o
Post Bens-Against tI Eau i't to Il Reckon to !,
PIayils TO !, Fea1'y Iar R"ss9m cOT Fb
Miss Ransom Mayhowsr each 20 TO i Vocaletta 20 TO
!; Annie, tUtoi
THE BARNEdAr STAKES.
De Muth took the lead a the drop OF the flag
lengths in front OF Judge Morrow, who had
Long Run. Kcmpand, and dundee Mt his
heels In the run around the big turn Dundee
they swung into Tho straight for home. Do
Muth. however Immediately reGained his lost
position. and half way home II was pretty |
even thing between him, Judge Morrow. and
Long Run: Dundee. who was swerVing badly, |
losing a lot Of ground and dropping 10 the |
rear. Opposite the lower end OF tho club |
house bergen went 10 the whip on Judge Nor |
row and 4 was plain that tue fayorte WAS
TO come on and win. but Coyington refused
to let hamilton pass him and tho strange
spectacle OF TWO horses in the samo stable |
oing ridden ont to the last ounce was wit;
messed. Long Run could not quite get UP, aud |
de Mnth won by a short head. Judge Morrow
was third. live lengths away.
Tho Barnsgat Stakes for tlreeyear ODDS at $50 each
VITA ST. 500 added, OF which 500 10 second: mile and
hall
NanturR ll2 % Covingtonl ,.,.,....... 1
f ;. RrOwnE h. Long Run lO7 dIAmiltonl ,.......2
o. Morris h. c. Judge MORROW, l." lBeTRenI...,.
Dundee and kempland also ram
Timo. . 571
Post Retting-Five TO I on Judge MOrrowi against |
Long Run, 10 o; lie Auth, to /, kempand 20 10
Dundee, 4ItO |.
THE FOURTH FACE.