The sun., 1890-05-17
TWO RACES FOR LAKELAND.
RAYMOND @. and EXILE LAND THE
MONEY AT 0RATESEND.

The Old Horse VIII be Dangerous In Ahy
Compauy-srider Anderson Worth Sew
ernI Dead Men-Fnther DAILY Keeps on
Surprising the TaIent-Mr. Merris
shows Another Good Colt.
Naturally the attendance at Gravesend
yes erday was light when compared with the
enormous gathering that saw Castaway IL win
tho Brooklyn Handicap on the opening day, but
still there we're enough there to make things
lively and give the bookmakers an argument.
The feature OF the day was the Myrtle Stakes
for three-year- olds and upward at ono mile
and a sixteenth. 1t was quito betting event,
and resulted in a victory for Raymond G.,
four-year- old son OF Eous. trained and owned
by Billy Lakeland. The Excelsior Stables marc
Goden Reel ran second. As Lakeland also
captured the concluding race with the veteran
Exile, his followers had n good day OF it Exile
looked trine high in flesh. but he rnp like a
wild horse, and IL Ia said that Lakeland has
been kicking himself for two weeks for hav-
ing declared the great son Of Mortemer and
Second Hand out OF the Brooklyn Handicap.
Like a great many others. he feared Raceald.
Kempland was played very heavily in the
opening event. and, carefully ridden by George
Taylor, he won hands down, the result never
being in doubt once tho colt was called upon in
the stretch. Judge Morrow had tight squeeze
in the second. for which be was an odds on
favorlte, Eleve hanging on TO the very end aud
only being beaten short neck at the finish.
The Messrs. Morris showed another good two
year old In the Forester colt Woodcutter, who
won tho two year old race after good finish In
the stretch with the Sequence colt, who is very
good Just now. Mr.. Pierre Lorilard was on
hand to back his nly Parolna, but third
was the best she could do. Uncle Will
liam DAILY, or Father Bill II you choose,
gave the boys an eye-opener In the fifth by
winning with Dalsyrian. Rancocas was the
iavorite. and while at the post, in breakaway.
70 the track, and two horses ran over him.
would have fallen had NOT Jim, the starters
efHEa faa s m fSs sfshs the
team were Whipped into ea!iop Nine:tenths
was dead when he was placed on stretcher
and lay tmoto69Isss his Jacket torn to rags
and DOCTOR 3er some time Re
snd the h how he
The renowned crap player from MARYLAND
rsterns hs d fuF don't ras 4s Ras nof hosss By
yet." and, getting, on his feet, he walked out:
and to S ngh
amid the cheers o. the crowd. he did not win.
hut did the next best thing, ran second. An
Is s0 ago Jug g
saddle. when he was up on Fides. and shook
him as terrier would rat. Anderson tainted
the race. Exile galoPed in front ali the way in
from now q he viii be hard horse to beat tin in
McDermott was fined $40 for dismountng
Tithou: nermissson In the opephnR race and
$40 for sending his horse to the post behind
time.
THE FIRST RACE.
Kempaud was the unanimous choice Of the
talent In the opening race. the chestnut colt
closing a strong favorte at to on. Royal
e being q" the % oatsder at T. 100 90 to % t. When the
flag fell to beautiful start for all but Johnnie
T.. Extra Dry shot to the front and showed the
gave Kempland, his head and rompine away away
lengths. Shotoyer beat Royal Garter a length
for tho place. Extra Dry stopped badly at the
end.
added: Of which 500 500 to second and sioo to third;
ii. CorSt. ch c. Kemp and. 8, by M,uer-Glorianne.
R. BrsdsySS h shotover q ioa IJoneil
Excelsior Stables ch. g. Royal Garter, 8. 100 u.
Extrs Dry, Little Adde, The bourbon and johnnie H.
pS.. Hs,:ipsFiys /" on kt%Psndi itg tng.ps Royal
/. Mutuals paid slOl% $7l5 Sio so.
THE SECOND RACE.
Judge Morrow was q top heavy fayorite for
the second. his price always being a very short
other three starters. Eleve went away In front
apart, Judge Morrow second, and Eminence
bringing up the rear. At the turn for home
ters had to sweat all the way home, as the old
horse hung on to the last. Morrow. ridden out. |
finally y won 6y short short neck drimaidi was
Handicap sweepstakes OF $40 each with g. 900 added
of which s20o to second aud slo0 to third mile and an
6. D. Norriss b c, Judge Morrow, 3, by vAEAbond-,
HSnoTs Stables Dr. h. Eieve j. 10 (caytonj
NJ, 7 Donovans b h. Grimadi. aged, iO TAylor'... |
hin'hehe' ALSO TAI" Time 2:oe4
tuaiS paid $3.50 $165 SOS,
THE MYRTLE STAKES.
Golden Reel and Tanner were almost euual |
favorites for the Myrtle stakes u selling affair
at O mile and sixteenth. with, Belinda and |
Raymond z: the most IL demand OF the others;
g.. and Lotion showed in front. but In the run
around the lower turn Tanner. Clay Stockton.
order i ' Was the same up the backstretch. but on
the upper turn Golden Keel moved up on the
and tn they the Stretch
the mare then drew out. and tho former. al
ways holding the race secure won good race
by two lengths. Lotion was Il fair third.
TRs Msf; sp9
teenth
ExCslsior Stables b. m Golden Reel 90 tionssl
Bevorw yck Stables C. Lotion l. 81 tBunn) =
Belinda, IephyruA Clay Stockton, Tanner. and Guy
Gray also ran mi, ,,,,
Post Betting-Against Golden Reel to l: Tanner B<
TO Belinda TO Raymond g. to !; Clay stockton
90 to /. Mutuals paid S43. 10 $i36o, 5000.
THE FOURTH RACE.
The fourth race selling scramble for two
year. .olds was very heavy betting event. with
the Sequence colt u slight f9vorlte. Parolinn.
best Boy and Tourist were In front In the first
quarter. but turning into the stretch Wood
cutt or and Sequence colt went up, and most
spirited race for tho wire ensued. Woodcutfer
winning by length from Sequence colt who
In turn beat Parolina length for the place
The Sequence colt Is very close to stake class.
Sweepstakes OF SO each. for twoyear oldG with
81 added which 500 second 500 10 third;
selling allowances; fyo furl0nEA
j. 4. and /. il. Morriss = Woodcuter, by Forester
-ileDdaliA 100 NovlnGt toni ,........,,,,,.
Hanover Stables Sequence colt. ll3 (Rodgersl- -
Rancocas stables b. ParOlina, lUl (Taylorj.,.,,.
Tourist and Best Boy also ran
Time. UdH.
Post BetlnR-ARanBt the Sequence colt IL to s: Paro.
ina 10 l. hest boy 40 to Woodcuter to /; Tour.
sd ) to i. Mutuals paid S99. rs, SLABS. SI3'lO
THE FIFTH RACE.
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