The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-04
OUTSIDERS LAND THE MONEY
SOME SURPRISES FOR THE TALENT
At NORRIS PARK yesterday.

Tristan Won she Algeria 1Aeuaiceps but
Sir Dixon Was the Best HOrso-The
RetriSutioa osiAing Downs Chatham In
the Van Nest-sInaloa H Corralled the
Ladies, for Lucky Baldwin = Prinee
Royal Beaten by brother Bnn.
A largo crowd saw some good sport at Nor
ria Park Yesterday afternoon, the stake events
being won by Tristan. the Retribution Eelding,
and sinaloa H., mono OF whom were favorltes
in tho betting. The weather was perfect for
racing or any other sport that called for
warm sun and q cloudless sky
Tho Algeria Handicap WAS the first OF the
big events to be decided and 1t resulted in
victory for that most consistent performer.
Trls;an. Sir Dixon was big favorite. and he
would have undoubtedly won but for an acct
don't to Tea Tray that compelled Bergen to pull
tho favorite up In order to escape riding over
Hamilton, who was thrown and badly shaken
mn Tie turn is too abrupt to start field OF
horses In a mile and three furlong race. and In
the providing that followed the send of LaVinis
Belle Knocked Gray Dawn against Tristan and
Tea Tray. There was q lot OF stumbling and
when the dust cleared away Hamilton was on
the ground. Sir Dixon is q good horse and his
hackers will get back their money the ne1t
time he starts. Prather hung on surprisingly
well and secured the place by short
neck. Tea Tray ran away for over
four miles and will probably be rested
for month or more. Chatham was
favorite for the Van Nest Stakes. but David
Gideons unnamed gedinR by Dalnacardooh.
out OF Retributlon. played with Garrson's
mount. and won hands down. the owner and
his followers landing q neat sum on the
brother to Arab. MIR. Belmont's splendid pair
OF FLIES. Amazon and Her Highness. carried
the bulk OF the money in the Ladies Stakes,
at n Ippkin pair Of Young mares
would be hard to find. Lucky Baldwins sina-
loa H., lop-eared daughter OF Grim
sted and Maggie Emerson. who tran
third to Chaos and St Carlo In the
Futurity last year. was starter. carrying but
1903 pounds and the moment she appeared
on tho track, showing the pink OF condition.
there was u rush to back her. She got away
In front and wss never headed winning hand
ily from Senator Hearsts Erand-lookinR tilly
Cleaning, who will be hard to beat from now
on in her GLASS; The Flora fllly, one OF the long
ahots that carried u good deal OF money, was
left at the post, as was Pandora. California
Mccarthy g represent ative MIR. Belmont's fine
colt FriG galloped away, from his field In the
Where r" nea, h 8 class Before this race Charley
leeds Trinity, a. full brother 70 Timothy. by
10y at the head Of, the stretch and ran
away, crashing into the fence on the lower
turn earl.g great s ,r gapina NOE a IN w ar
probabiy have TO be destroye ed. The selling
race a. sever, furongs brought out large
the year. half n do en- horses fighting 1t out at
the end, the despise4 Esuuimau. at 100 to in
Q 40 to shot. who beat Kempland short neck.
tsidor Nehrbach; who owns Esauimau; did not
Carrying hi- n oney. Tho final event saw Prince
Royal to, -heavy favorite but after driving
h in BE 1 an holse Rn
ming by a neck. while Prince Royal only beat
Leila head for the op Place II Bergen bergen had 1S
Secretary. Knock ennounees that there will
and sutton is to DO investigated y tho Exeou;
SS bsS9 oIeeen
THE FIRST RACE.
Fritz was the favorite for the opening event
for ,two-year- olds at half mile. the talent
Quarter Stretch was second choice. with lib
ern odds 9 a mts any Of ne othess VIII
Exclusion. Frltg and Quarterstretch were first
away and Mr.. Belmont's colt. running into the
cure to tho end. winning By a length from
Lima. who came ssrong ct. Ct the end and beat
500 second and sio0 third Tor old maid
August Belmon.'s b. O. Fritz by 8. BlAino-F,lests.
EsPsSss. sIsSss e tianl ~ tfSsyicI,,
,O Rs n 1{
maker and AI'Aw00d 4 H,nS r" .ts
Pos, Betting Ae.inss Ffi,a even money Smarter.
kious t p to Bootma fsr RhsinSoS ssei
E1tuH5 paid $3.50 $50 Sla7a
THE ALGERIA HANDICAP.
6ir Dixon was an overwhelming favorite for
NE Algeria HandicapIat one mile and three fur
tonRs, the public eagerly backing the the brown
knn aannn1 rhnipnp r l. T0mhOV h0tnH
he outsider at 8 to !. After considerable de-
az. caused by Sir, Dixon refusing to, Join his
Horses. good start was secured with Tristan
u front As they took the sharp turn Lavinia
Belle crowded Grey Dawn who IN turn inter,
etms "H ' instantIy he tsred better than Tea
hSn Tno wa sR GSa no
merit Gy rsP Of . horI8s vent
lorse's eet Gathering by hamilton,s head as
10 lay " strait. Ihis seriously interfered
fn m,le the riIerless Tea Tray was out in
ront Lending the fled by several lengths. Iris
er and hs ths FAY fly
ards in iron, of the field. the mos, prom prom,
aIiula B sf e and G9tf rather tsvnia Belle
ook the lead rs they awung for the home.
EGh and when al we're s.TaghtephHd o oIt
ode clor,ed Bergen got Sir Dixon in q bad rocket
It the hea! Of The street, h and his chances
~
he dangerous spot. hut 1t was too late and The
Irish was "outi' ed to Tristan and PrathOr the
ormer winning by three quarters OF length.
!ir Dixon came like an arrow from the bow In
he last fprlOnG and was only beaten short
Jock for the Ila"e. LaviniR Belle stopped In
hO last fifty Yards. rs did Gray Dawn. Whom
1e field had passed by Hamilton staggered 70
is feet. and. leaning on the shoulders of two
riends, lie imped 70 the club house. where no
quickly revived. and was able to ride MIR. BEL
nont'- lilly in the Ladies' Stakes. Tea Tray
an away, four miles and quarter at q terrific
ace. and was finally caught In the chute by Q
Dlored boy. Inc horse WAS a good one yester-
lay and carried thous ands OF dollars. his owner
einG confident that he could win or run second.
Algeria tiancap. for threeytA Ids aud upward, AZ
b. each, with SI.'au ADDED of which $500 second
nd 500 TO lhIrd; mile aud three eightha
Stuart 60 b H. IrsIRn. -, by GenelE-TrAviatA,
10 Nv. Hayward Jr )---.,. ...............'
Up Burchs b. h. rrather 100 GJones).... ........
IWver Bros. b. b. Sir Dixon, D. III (Burgen)
LAynia Belle, Come 10 Taw. Gray Dawn Tomboy, and
ca Tray also ran,
Time, 2i2SA
Post BettnR-Ten TO Z on Dir DtNont against Tristan
Tray each to l. Como to TAw, 10 to |; LayiniA
ellie Il to i: Gray Dawn 20 TO i Prathsr 20 to l.
pmOoy 30 to l. MuIuAls paid SS+. u.s. Sl4. rs $3.50
TIE VAN NEST STAKES.