The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-14
AN OFF DAY AT MORRIS PARK.
SMALL FIELDS, or POOR QUALITY.
START IN SIX UNEVkNTFUL RA CBS.

Chnth1-a M
tho Fnvorit.s that Met Dcfeat-som,
Etrsnge Hook nnkinR-YounG Duks
Proves that He IL Not n Back Number
By all odds the dulest days racing OF the
year was that of yesterdav Mt Morris Park
there being absoluteIv nothing 70 arouse the
enthusiasm OF the @ 600 persons present
The weather was an improyement over tina,
OF Thursdav but the track VIVA avon worse
than before. being very sloppy on the turns
and as a CONSEQUENCE the fields were limited
but three horses going 10 the post in the SEQ
ond race, while the third was A walk.oyer for
the Mcstea pair. Now or Never and Bravo.
nriv,,ooo - do,no hr.,noss r,,,at 49, 81 =
| ptNheke Vi uoinH ousinesS' must nave hAu d
Of tbsm "Ds
made books on the he wa loo Offering even
must have been wOrully Ignorant Of racing and
| Its rules Now or Never Ralloped In front
| all the way. and the bookmakers wero COM
PEELED to hand over the money they had taken
In. The sport was remarkable for the dumps
Tue laVortes received NOT single hrst cnolce
winning. Chatham was favorlte In the OPEN
ing event. but Charlie Reeds feiryiew won
nanuS uo"n' WIN be.tna Campoeii seoonu'
reed won heavily on MS colts victory. inc
sesonu e' % ioi y, nau Du' 'r mr..
runner-up for the Belmont has been of his
feed for some time and whom Folsom a brother
to Fordham and Dwyer CASTOR, tackled him
nT th hs,trH Fathos Wus
carried the ducats Of the talent in the selling
event for two.yoar-Olds' but sSrvl,or. neat
aecond and Sir Rae third Homeonothv pna
another outsider always had the best OF 1t,
ana beat the 'pisnd,dly PRED but c9wardy MY
va aantionod ~ ~ .o,. oo,Is ~. 80
aTd ia the mud pu eg coua rt run to
weGht landed a. the final event Ct I'VE lurlongs
ipT wnlch mere were az ieast haii dozen GOOD
Tbere was 9ood Iaa os TAIL a tho tSac
yesterday about the way the favorite; Eclipse.
The owners are said to have been dissatisfied
Wsn tat tse coli ots
sftsr Tnnn ia' nG nT ~
THE FIRST RACE.
Josie w. Chatham. and Bertha Campbell
they had run quarter Fairview was in front.
with Bertha Campbell and Chatham In second
ana thlro ,posltions. AZ the END Il was an easy
IninR ioL ralIWeW VINO RalIopeu nome an easy
Inc lbVorlte was Three lenRtns away
rms nS no or S3 S sas f1s ns Hr
S2Ho to second and sioo to third; hreequArterS of
chas Reed Sons G F"irviev by Porros'cr-wis
BevsrSyck staolesb. I. bertha Campbell lus tSte.
J. A. and A. Il. Morriss b. C Chatham, lis a. Little
neIal VI -,
Time i:iGiS
Post Be,tinr-Against Chatham even money: Pair
Berthe rSmEee 4 z 'ei Mo'reSe so to /. MutuaS
~ THE SECOND RACE.
o... .,-... ..,.A
ege tSe Was sca Renen nnp Wp
Sn wei aiG he i6sIs
bergen giving Folsom his head the Outsider
want I'm 70 Devotee In "a fev stridea and naar
bs hi end ST enSb AR dGw
that defeat was Inevitable ho eased D Dew
sweepstahes of so for year olds that have
II hih anu not Won AZ tne mee.lnx; sun ADDED or
siHissntS ~ ''''"u anu WV W ''fu' n''' ana ono
Mi IR,nn. B. O. Folsom by Fa'e"o-semper vve
fnniion stno.S o G. DeVoter ~ Garrison ;.;.2 |
GeldI d. Mofis en- nrulaess ~ 'f. Little
Time,
1885.
Now or Never sa adp in an 'front.' unit, the ton
ts Sen pa1 e sH n s nm a"nG ana
starts star So Will O''f "A'fN'DN 'D' next ''~' lie
Sweepstakes of si5 zach for thresysAr.olds and up
III
sa & s5s 5 second and 81 70 'Ft mile
O, b McStea . Dr. h. Now or Never s BY strAtrord
IT, ana by ~ sSheTioanl -; o.
mr., no1,nr,' n,,,,, v
Lhh FOURTH hAoh'
Evangellne. hervitor. and Sir Rae were the
leaders at the start. and they ran In that order |
to the dip where Servitor passed the iav3rite
and won hands down by length and u half
Sir Rae WAS third. a neck before Seabird
sweepetAkes of SIS each for two year ODDS with $50
added OF which 9 to second and SO TO third selling
thtSe 9GHr TSiro OF ~ hi
: Maid Ni CLAYTON .' o' ~ .e,,"'.,,'
Maltc.e vilIa FarmsSe Sir Rae e' is Ir1riI
as rUn "'En'u"u hA'' my r"0~ anu Ellen
po, p.,,,,. ,.o,I.f E:yan InsS , - ., u,A,,
~" ,t ~ III s,,Si,nr a 20 r. tII.n ~ 70 IH M
Ia, ~ R 20 R.trsat nix 70 - Senra ~
|" hntrais nsid S2, " SlnHa Siia " - i0'~ ~ W
l. "u'uA's pA'u e-'-' s'"o" Hi"'"
TIE FIFTH RACE
r.L, nit H., -. ~ a.,
itomeophtny anu DlIss leu Ut tue start Glen-
lnllon and ClinWOod bringing uD the rear.
Around tho upper turn Homeopathy tried to
eseph auit IN tSo hos anu ID the
rs IL raa Ian nfha GianfaIion UaS IbirI onS