The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-16
RUSSELL DEFEATED AGAIN.
THE CRACK COLT rs BADLY BEATEN
RI shLBIE WCLELIAND.

MoCIeiland's Grand FIiIy by Far tho Moot
Copsistent Two-yenr.oid on the Turf-
KempIand Vvins tho Haekensnok Handi-
can Hands Down-Eon and Bella II. Wis
for tho Dwyers- DInbIo and Esquimau
GLADDEN. tho Hearts of their Baekers.
Sallie McClelland gave additional proof at
Monmouth Park yesterday afternoon that she
is the most consistent performer In the two
year.old division by winning the Atlantic
Stakes, defeating Russell, Fairy, and other
crack youngsters In very clever fashion, and
running six furlongs In l:l5 over track that
was several seconds slow.
Tho public could see nothing but Russell In
the race and thousands OF dollars were placed
on the Morris representative by the shfewdest
men on the track. But the favorlte was In
trouble from the very first. swerving all over
tho track. and running In anything but true
style. Sallie on the contrary, after indulginV
Fairy with the lead for half mile, moved up
the instant Spider Anderson called on her. and
won, hard held, by hall q length. Fairview was
a good third. yagabond fourth, while Rus
cell, who is one OF the conundrums
Of tho year. came In bad last.
This colt Is evidently sour. and In nothing like
the form he displayed six weeks ago. Sallie
McCleland Is worthy OF all praise. as she Is
slow. Fairview will do better later on. The other
stake event. the Hackensack Handicap. was
won by Kempland one OF the outsiders in the
betting His owners. Matty Corbett and Jack
Mcdonald made very neat winning over him.
Amazon was q big favorite but tho flly has
always shown decided preference Tor iRst
track and was nowhere on yesterdays sticky
course. finishing far back in tho rucE. Raveloe.
the runner up. was the good thing q the race.
10 q 10 / nj the close, There was nothing In 1t
Mt the finish but kemp!and. who won away OH
En carried GE SarSs adsone en apd Rere
very much fancied by the knowing ones. The
Dwyor colt closed iavorlte, an3, very ae,y ridden
irsi time and ran true and kind. Diablo was
mile and furIopg, and cleverly handled by
Taylor, who rode his first race since the day
asF b c ye ass s ns SSS the SSS
Ehs sai Of tho stresh Iontssus was DANGER
%hsr e'f be- sWerved to the outer rail- and lost
several lengths, thus enabling Eric to get the
P rnn IN stiepy Roina was last Garrison and
Esquimau we're strong team In the selling
race at, mile. the Snapper E, burning LIS
IN front OF the favorlte Guy Gray, on whom
little Stevenson worked like major: Bella 3.
inst race aS at milo. and in whipping finish the
old mare beat HagRn's horse short head;
Monmouth Pek people ,I hare ,d decided
they square matters with Col. n. Lewis Clark
OF louisville. Both boys are under suspension
The weather was insuf1erably hot. but those
who sat hall way the s9 inr found breez9
is generally regarded as an OF day.
THE FIRST RACE.
Lord Dameny Maidstone. Eon. and Tipstaff
were frat away. but Niolante went right
through and took esd n on bS the
T Tip asH and Yioiante aligned hali length
challenged by Maidstone, and Hamilton was
i s%eTed RI light Raantv. and coming away at
every blow OF the lash. won by neck Mad
stone was two lengths before Iipstar third
Lady Reel was close fourth.
added OF Which 500 to and sloO third seven
pwyer brothers b C. Eou, =. by Eous-war Song, lie
Empire Stables Dr. . Maidstone liz anderson.
R.s S1s6TPS ''e Ghem mi Toano and LORD
Dameny also ran. .,,. .,o,,
n ra:; n:isftsfsH;d ?'
10 Lady Reel. 20 to l; Chemse, 81 to l.
THE ATLANTIC STAKES.
Russell, Fairy. Fairview and Vagabond were
the first 10 show to q very GOOD start. tair-
view took a commanding lead In the run TO the
Cieiiand were on almost even terms, BERGEN
moved Fairy up to Fairvlew ut the half. and
SaIie y the s' par headed the colt Rs
sell was on the extreme outside ana swerNlnR
badly and vas plainly beaten; Gomi hns home i,
and under gentle null won by half length
from Fairy. who was ridden out to theveryIlast
ounce. Fairyiew came thirn Two ienRthS
away. while Russell WAS bad last.
with s H So added Of which s30o second; three
"S Msc. Ia ' sanIe Mecleand by HlndOo
E%..ns%h il. ,B fFs
VHEsbond and Russell also Tan
cl pHs FAIRY. 10 i 1Sga6onI Fair
view, 2oto !.
THE HAcKENsACK HANDICAP.
Rayeloe. the Sweet Home colt. and Tulla
Blackburn were in front when the flag went
down; dundee bringing up the rear hat eloe
led al hs to the ma and he s%ee
colt the most prominent OF the others, Then
Thompson called on the big chestnut colt, and.
hands nI"d down S by four lengths. Haveioe heat
TnIIa Blackburn six lengths for the place. AM
Hone colt ran n strong three-quarters.
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r e topRS en- C. kempa T By MnerGoanu
1Io on FuryHsSTl to,s Rnytos los isvisg,eni
J. 81 Muhoilands p TuLH h'aGSoadn iiS ihs,ssns
also ran
Post Betting Against Amazon, eto 8; Tulla Black
burn TO ! Starlight, Raveioe, each 5to hempaud,
ITO /; Sweet Home colt, y to u Dundee l5tol
THE FOURTH RACE.
Iongstreet made the running from the start.
with Ills three opponents head and head. hero
was no chuuGo until all were Enlightened out
for home, when the four were 50 close together
that 1t was Impossible TO SEPARATE them. 1t
was splendid rnce for quarter Of . MILF be-
tween Diahlo; Eric. and LonGstreeti Montague
sWerving to the outside and refusing to run
though. at tho end. Taylor sent Diablo out and
won very clevery by two lengths from Eric,
who beat Montague two lengths for the place.
Free handicap sweepstakes OF s2i each with 81 80
added OF which $3.50 to second and SIPS TO third
mile and fur.onK o., 49, ~
O B Norriss c Brio 4 lie tIiamiltonJ ,...,,,...
Treaknrss stables oh. Montague g. ~! NAftinJ,.
LOnEstrert also ran,
Post BettinR-AEAinst DiAbo, even money! Eric to
!; LonRstreet 4t0 /; Montague, 6toi
THE FIFTH RACE.
Burnside. EsQumau. Raymond and Little
lin we're the leaders to o very good start the
Martina colt being last TO move. Crispin and
TorchiRht shot to tho front and made the run.
ming until half way homo. where Guy Gray and
Esnuimnu dTOW away from tho field aad had