The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02
A SURPRISE AT THE BAY.
SAM BROWNS UNNAMED COLT RUNS
AWAY FROM MAJOR DALI.


Lord Harry and Guy Gray Yictorsl
Five Thousand persons saw some very enjoy.
able racing at Sheepshesd Bay yesterday after
noon. Tho weather was worry pleasant, in
marked contrast to the heat OF the city, and
those who wore present doubtless congratulate
ed themselves on having such a day for an
| outing
The talent had a fair day OF 1t. nearly all tho
winners being backed pretty we'll. The nota-
bic exception was Capt Sam Browns Belle OF
Nantura colt iii the second race that throe-
year-old smotherlng Major DAILY, the favorlte
in the stretch. At one time as much as 20 to
could be had against the winner. Miss Belle,
Senator Hearsts beautiful lilly, ran very
good race, finishing second. Tho stake event
OF the day was the Grass Selling Stakes over
the turf course. Little Jim was a top-hoavy
favorite. but he could not quite get up
to Admiral at the end, and the three-year-o old
carried of the honors by three-Qusrters OF a
longth Admiral is one OF the most consistent
performers on the turf. The opening event
was good thing for Lakeland's phTnix. who
was backed of the boards by the smartest men
at the track. The third race was productive OF
good finish between Guy Gray and Sorrento.
the former lasting long enough to win by q
mock. Tho fourth event was ono OF the best
races seen during the meeting, Eon. Wilired,
and Castaway II. finishing on almost even
terms. the Dwyer colt showing an electrical
burst OF speed in the final hundred yards. Cast
away II. ran magnificent race considering
ite and would probably have won had be not
Lord Harry carried OF the palm In the two
year;old scramble. but the Matagorda fllly was
i ,is tip Like many other good things. she fin
THE FIRST RACE.
Bar, Cloche. Phoenix. Glory. and Drudoss
were first away; but as they ran to the woods
Gor SECOND d
came UP to the leader at the elbow. but little
shakipg-up on the. part Of Hamilton sent
year-old winning ,handily BY two lengths.
Glory was length and half before Ban
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THE SECOND RACE.
Major DAILY took the track at tho start and
Leading by from length to, three lengths,
followed BY Miss Belle. The two outsiders
for home Sam Browns renowned colt draw drawing
out az the end, and winning bandily by two
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away to nothing in the final furonG
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s. $ Browns Ten Broe:E.Boue of Nuntura colt 1os
Gs% T"!s;. Ms W;, Belle ,ii%
Major DAILY and Kingsbridge also ran
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TIE THIRD RACE.
Lambley. true to tho DAILY policy. took Royer
with whip and spur piloted, the neld to tho up:
for Cray H o
nns ;5 Fidden!out by neck. Barrister as usual
dvSsd second and .hT Sn' selling
GsS5se Fesbsss g. H t%rs0 GEiay J. by Intruder
G. wSbaum; es sorrento liz jjBs59snj;
No1s rSnSs and also Ts1
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faction, each 70 toll Mutuals paid SIS 49, $3.50 S7vl
THE FOURTH RACE
The light weighted Vardeo took the lead at
fRRfall. and made the pace past the stand and
around he lower. turn three lengths In front Of
uSasr Hd pu Snd LII the 6 last b SgSS
Wired moved Up and took his position along
Eric at the same time going up from the rear
around the upper, turn p ~ they began racing n
looking dangerous. As Eric went through on
the outside he was interiered wi h and almost
fell to his ksoe OsnG 1t bali
to Castaway ii. and Wifred, but opposite the
betting booth Eon came down the centre Of the
at him, though and the DIVER colt won great
head for second place.
Handicap Of $25 each with 81 $50 added;
$3.50 10 second and 500 to third; mile and three,
Dwyer Brothers b c. Eon, T. by Eolus-war Song 100
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Tristan, Pelham, v4 T S ana ETio also ran.
Post Bet,nr-Against Eric, ! to o. Cnstsw.y IT,, az
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THE I1PTH RACE.
Lord Harry Blithe. Eyqngeline, nnd the
When Nr Caldwell sent the ot away to an l sS-
,eent start. Coming to the woods Evangelipe
larry thrd. the last 9amed being vigorously
idden by Hamilton. Once around the elbow
Iord Harry unuor the WHIP InOH01 up, and, coll |
airing EvanReline opposite the lower end OF the
tand. soon settled the flly, ultimately winning
~ n good half length. The MatagordA fllly |
vas third, three lengths away
ddsS SiH 70 second and SO to third selling Allow low
j. j CadiIan's b. c, Lord Harry. by Ponso-Pun. Il9
!xesSi"f stable ch Kvangelips iol Gampisyl...,.
b Jrnnngs'G CHI MAtARoedA hy. 1903 CTayIorJ..
Lucky Clover. Exclusion Martha Washington. Van
IuTen, Blithe, and Emily carter also rAT. |
Time, l:l2l.5
Post Betting-ARAinst MatAEorda hly, even money; |
ord Harry. to .: EvRnRsne to /: Blithe. EKcu.
lon each to u Martha Washington, 20 TO l: Van Bu.
on % to Il Lucky Glover Bmlly Carter each 50 to l.
lutuals paid Sl2.So St2% $685..
THE GRASS SELLING STAKES.
The Excelsior, Stables pair Barrister and
loyal Garter showed In tho. van as the flag
1ent down. and. at the end OF quarter Bar-
liral and Little Jim bringing mp the roar.
he position were unchanged until half way
round upper turn, wherc Royal Garter took ,
no lead. followed by Admiral and Little Jim.
Ialf way down the stretch Bergen sent Ad-
liral along noXt tho rails. and, ridden out. tho
ans little three-y yar-old won n good race by
lree-luarters Of length: Little Jim beating
arrster. who Q 10 again at the finish. a neck i
Or place HON /