The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-25
KENWOOD BEATSTHECR
TIE DIVER Czsz-oF WINS THE CARL
TON STAKES BINDILK

Charles, HellwoOd, and Chsphr wiz.
Seven thousand persons saw some very Root
ra,inG and some very bad riding at Gravesent
yesterday afternoon, the sensation Of the dal
being the victory Of Kenwood. the DIVER cast
of in the Carlton Stakes. In which he van.
pushed some OF the best three-yeRr-olds IN
training.
It was purely matter OF condition, though
Kenwood being TT TO run for a mans life after
his campaign in New Jersey, while MnRnate
Tournament, Chaos. and CayuRa were running
their first race this year. Tournament WAS a
wild horse for almost seven furlonGs, and the
talent were almost unanimous in the opinion
that he would win. Mr. Allen must have In
duGed the big son Of Sir Modred, for he was
plainly short OF work. The same may be said
OF Magnate and Cayugs. Chaos. grown very
tall and lanky. looked fine enough to race but
he stopped badly when pinched in the stretch.
MaRnste was in difficulties quarter OF a milo
from home. but he is as game as a pebble,
and stood HRmiltons drive through the
stretch, finishing at Tournaments neck. Ber-
gen rode an admirable race on kenwood lay
Ing behind the others until the last quar-
ter ana then coming away on the outside
The Eccola colt was very close fourth. A
great many people think Kenwood will be hard
to beat In tho thu year- old stakes this year.
When Tournament and MaRnate get a couple
moro races into them It will be good by Ken
wood. Nothing disparaginR is meant toward
Mr.. Walbaums good colt He ran we'll and
deserved his victory His owner had
$500 on him at the outside figure. The May
Stakes was the means Of showing just how
good a colt Mr.. Morris has in Russell. Getting
away none too well. ths speedy son of EoIus
overhauled Eclipse with the least possible ex-
ertion. and. passing him at his leisure, won
with case by three lengths. covering the three
quarters Of a mile In ll4'A. This is q wonder
FL for n fms S Carrying
The winner q the Great American Stakes
tha Mnrr shod most tie 0pnd
started or we'll St Charles, The favorito. win.
carried thousands of dollars in the second
event at one mile and furlonG, aud the big
home. when Garrison went to sleep and awoke
IN TING TO see young Hayward lying past him
work again Tristan was the winner by
length. For glarng incompetency In the
be- Judge Morrow ran good race fHGsS
nS y do close f Da third Pr0JdiEal nd
was the alright for tho NTH, but after taking
winner he died away to NOTHING. and BeliWood.
9 to in the betting. won easily. Az he carried |
III Se and son ran Of BIZ in
considered q race horse. Pagan ran a good |
race from where he got of, Casrar, carrying |
getting away last.
THE FIRST RACE.
81. Charles was pronounced favorite for tho
others. with volo the outsider Candine and
the fe S GednE in front at the
and OF the s sfssh
he was in front Coming home he had to pinch
the favorite few times with his heels, but. 1t
ming BY length from Donohue. who Ueat
bermuda tw" lengths for the place.
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Pos, Bs,,lnsoAsa9ss 8! chsrlss 10 to 5; kild..r
S. fsr 1op9hse
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100 e each VOC 100 to l. Mu,uals paid si;, $.ioS
THE SECOND RACE.
Eon was big favorite for the second race at
mile and turlong. but at least half dozen
So% SSSE on gunG e. Ts5an and
DAILY. Jr.. Now or Never. and Tristan showed |
the way past the stand and around the lower
turn. On the backstretch Dalmcny and DaIy.
handily. with Raymond G.. Vcngeur, and Phi, !
moved Eon out and when they swung into the !
SSIIretch it was tho big fellows race Judge
the place. Garrison went to sleep on the favor {
ite hity yards from the wire. and Tristan COM
ing Ga next the ra With phenomenal burst Of
back.
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. stuart r., 6" IS b h Tristan by GenelG-L" Trav
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NOR" and o1 'snF'u Ray
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j. MutuAis paid sS7iO SissS, sl06o w. ''' ~
THE MAY STAKES.
gorites for the May Stakes for .two-year- ,
2atrief WAS on The alert n Wien fi he
1SaG tslI, and, getting running Start, 10
Reckon. moved up full Of running Wien they hey !
ossd SO fast on Eclipse that Fitz had to u 20 to
he whip at the furlong pole Russell ran like
Is though he were anchor ed won hands down 5Si
~ three lengths in the splendid time OF l:l4'..
he others beaten or.
s If Second $40 so s'GH l vt
"a. %G, i; NorTiss Russell. by Eolus-1ilo
.1H;s WIZ Ro!iP.s
VenGSur, Dickens, Conrad and Himlex Also ran, 8
Time. lI5A -
Post BettinE-AgainSt Russell to 3; Eclipse to
,oeEon ~ TO !; Versatile, IL lol; Dickens 81 to q
iiinex co TO L; Conrad $50 to l. Mutuals paid S723
i. ~ Morris sIablel and IS 10.
THE CARLTON STAKES. c
Nearly all the crack three year-olds in train (,
nR came TO the post for the Carlton Stakes Mt .
mile, Tournament the favorito In the betting, y
With Magenta a hot second choice. CayuGn s
vas next In ,aror. while good odds could be b
lad against Lisimony,, Chaos, Kenwood. and r.
.e Eccola colt. who made UP tho rest -
i Il the field; Chaos and Tournament a
olt bringing up tho rear. Chaos and Tournn- Y
nent made the rHnp!nG' both under the big %
most prominent Of the Others with kenwood s.
Rst and going very easy. Tournament moved 6
10 so strong on the upper turn that II looked o
~ over ior the hackers Of the others But n
'nee sIraiG Gd en- out Kenwood Lisimony
,,iIonG Gondition tod when II came TO 4 b
rive, and henwood, colt that has been h
'a l,I for The past two months and is thor. q
hV he m !