The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-29
JUDGE MORROW'S HANDICAP
HAMILTON LANDS THE FORT RAMIL-
TON HANDICAP At GRATESRND.

something ike f.OOO persons present 10 see the
Fort Hamilton Handicap decided over track
that had improved greatly since Tuesday, the
bright sun and brisk wind making It almost
fast as the time In tho different events shows
Tho Fort Hamilton Handicap. the feature oil
the day. went to Judge Morrow. one OF the tor
weights, but 1t IL doubtful whether Morris g
Eood-looking colt could have won so handy
with less determined rider than Hamilton
Up. The Judge was a big favorIte In the bet
ting but not a little money went in on BUSTED
the newly named colt 10y Onondaga. out OF
Ballet, that won 80 handlly a few days ago.
Taylor rode Busted. but the colt had no speed
when called upon to race in tho stretch, and
all that Hamilton had TO do was 10 stall on Mas
tOrlode's feeble rush at the end King Thomas
started. but he is bigger rogue than ever, and
was hundred yards out Of the race In the
first quarter o. q mile. The opening dash for two
year-olds saw Eclipse In front from start to fin
ish. while Philosophy captured the second race
for madens Just as handily. The handicap at
mile and quarter. with Badge. Eon. Gray
! Dawn. Tomboy. and Eeve as starters. was the
best betting event OF the day. Badge being a
big favorite his owner John Mullins, betting
| $4,000 on him. At the end there was nothing
in 1t but the little horse and the big colt. Eon
| came with great deal OF speed in the stretch
and Badge, running strong and true to The end
won bZ two lengths. Tho time. 2;D9. is quite
is hs GHrr f%' h SS an
dollars in the fifth. a sweepstakes at SIX FUR.
longs. but Belwood easily outran everything in
race hands down, Kasson, under punishment.
getting the place, the favorIte being unpIaced
his followers In tho last. but Barrister, o. any
| odds up to 80 To !. ran kindly and won clever
y from a Admiral. Raymond g, finished in tho
i taSs f.. Inc mu'Oa's on the winner paid $3.50
| THE FIRST RACE.
ali.
2to on, Dormuda and ,Eyangeline the most
ffa aId 81 the others. Felipe got away i9
ihr s and Was never ever headed Winning hard
lengths In front Of Bermuda, who beat Aleer-
non head for third money. fvanGeline, after
pulled up by lambley. and finished in the ruck.
AlGernon will do to keep an eve on.
itSs for TO second and Sos S to
scnIe,. warn,sb G. Eclipse. by Kyre pAry-Bnlow.
Sss. S sS6.s b SqSHG II tSFP TJnsG
,Aleernon, Seminole EvAnEoino and Miss Wrinkle
Pos, Be,,,ur-rv, to @ oS f Ii. .r,0,, p,rnno,
S Ss !: n ia'aSn % 'i%SS
THE SECOND RACE
in the second being baeRsd down rom rom s1 10
ds%5 ana a e ExtES pry. EXtra Bry. DT, HI:
iIulL. anu NHH-lh- W an ReIQlnR made the
running in close Or der until the stretch was
reached Then Bergen sent the big son Of
race the isvorte whining by ya ienstS from
Pr, Hemuin. who was four lengths before
'5 @sasp sn 81 fsf S TG
r tho aYS f IdnSsov
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=. also
Pos. Benv-r.n T ,n on mn PS,o.oDAv ,v.,r,, H.
a1'1 to SFY + Mutual.
paid $3.50 %, $3.50
THE THIRD RACE
Badge was the unanimous choice Of the tai
ent for the third race at a mile aud a quarter.
Eon and Gray Dawn had supporters at 81 and
a. TO ! Iespeetively. but they were manly
eng ~ made the ' run %Sp: eS
half a mile, closely attended BY Eadge e' and md
Badge took command Of AFFAIRS. and S at the
half he was neck tefore Gray Dawn. who was
bad strong pull. In the stretch Bergen sent
Ton out after the tHyori1e. bit the big colt
to quite get up Hamilton landing Raige the
third.
of which S2oo second and siCo TO third mile and
MalIlns's b h Badge, 8, by The rl,u.ed-BArOne.A
pw1ef BrSSsr. e Kon = lI2 Bergen,
Cou@n BOyoSEr h cray Dawn. 5 lOdla IT. Little
Eloyo and Tomboy ran
Pos, B.,,nvrcn to on bsds.: Asan.. Eou aH,ol;
GRAY Su pnTn p, 70 so ssve s7 q to I0mOOs -
THE FORT HAMILTON STAKES.
Judge Morrow and Busteed were backed very |
heavily for the Fort Hamilton Handicap FOR |
three-year- olds al nile and furlonG. Ur- !
small bets went in on hing Thomas Busteet. |
IEccoIa colt, ana II!ndRe, Morrow were the
The rear. In the run 10 the stand the Eccoian
COLT took the, lead. urbana Busted. and
o6es w KH homas
out OF 1t and buck-Iumping over tho paths that
ran across the track from the stand TO the field.
The Eccola colt. Urbanna, and Judge Morrow
were bunc he'd at tire half, with asierode the
leader OF the ruck. Masterlode was first in the
Morrow. and Hamilton had TO shake Morrow
up to got him into the lead. Once there. how
Morrow finished first, length before MASH err
lode who was four lengths before Kings own.
third. busted WAS close fourth.
SO sacS rh sI$S, ss$:d Which $50 70 S"eSnd
G. =. SotTs. + = Judge BORROW. by yA.Aboud-
Cotton BSy.s Oh 6 MaSs.Ilcds IS ones.
J. Al 4 H. hOrrisS CHI. c. Kings Own IGS tF. Lit
busted EinssbriiEs King Thomas. Eccola colt and
uroAna also ran Tim. ,..a,I
Pos, p.,sDr-yy. I'm: 3tase Morrow against
s. S:,i
THE FIFTH RACE.
Kenwood carried the hopes OF the talent in
tho fifth race. Belwood the most fanced OF the
others DalsyElan being the outsider at Is to i.
Lord PeYton. Kenwood, and Dalsyrian was the
order up the backstretch. but as they swung
for homo Taylor moved ont OF the ruck with
Belwood, and et the fur rs}1G pole there was
Hamilton rode the last-named In his most
vigorous style, hut Be!Wood won hands down
by length and halt Lord Peyton. as usual,
WaA third.
SweepstakeB OF SO each. with g. 900 add.i or |
which $50 second. and SllJ third; weiyhtn III
pounds GbO vo the scale; seven furlOnRA -
W. H. JoneAs b. g. BelwoOd, a by Blythswood-
anoysr Stable oh. c KABson. T. ia (Iiamilton, .
B McCIollAnd'sb @ Lord Peyton, IO2 tJoDesl =
Beck KenWood Prince Howard, and DAlsyriau A,o | ,
ran
Post HstnE-Eysn zen money against Kenwood: Re-.
Howard btoi; DA'D ran Is to /. hutuaIS paid Syl,3
Ilt2u Sll+u
THE SIXTH RACE.
j., Raymond G. was tho tip for the last race,
Hamilton having the mount: 81. Paris and
4archmont elual second choice with vivid
he most favored OF the others NIerden ma q
tui1 all ha WI for ]