The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-28
MAIDSTONE WINS BY A HEAD.
MIR. DlHLMdN'S COLT DOTNS ADMIRAL
IN THE SPRING TURF STAKES.

| For Friday. the attendance at Sheepshead
| Bay yesterday afternoon was above the aver
nge. about 1900 persons witnessing some OK
cellent snort. tho Spring Turf Stakes, the fea-
ture of the programme. going to MIR. Dahl
| mans Maidstone after very close finish With
the three-year- old Admiral
Tho day was beautiful, cool breeze blow
Ing across from tho Atlantic, making life
worth living. In the opening event Longstreet
won cevery after being many lengths behind
| his field on the backstretch. Bergen deserves
n great deal OF credit for the able manner in
which he handled the Dwyer representative.
letting the colt rate along and gradually over
haul hls Opponents. Conrad. the cookbook
| Ing California youngster. won the scramble for
two-year-ol Odds after good finish with Lepnnto
and Tourist Lepanto paid $l93.20 for place
In the mutuals. Padishah was favorite for the
three yenr- old event. and It proved but an OK
| orcising gallop for him, none OF his opponents
being able to mako him run at tho end. The
selling race at one mile and a quarter was an
easy victory for Little Jim, with Taylor up. and
| as George MISC piloted Stockton to victory In
the nth. the followers Of that popular jockey
had very fair day. Her Richness opened
favorite for the nth race ut one mile and three
| furlongs, but 80 much money went into the
ring on Prather and Stockton that the three
year.ol naturally went back a few pegs IN the
until the final half mile whore stockton outlan
post post The last t' race s was the Spring Turf
Stakes ut one mile over tho grass course. Mad
S Tas to se tho
four-yea r-old nard fight In the final furlong:
Everybody was glad to soc Mr. D "a ma anu
! that Madstono's victory Is but the forerunner
OF others to come
THE FIRST RACE.
Violante, Glory. and Eric were in front ut the
fall nj tho fac. while lOnRstreet, allow to be-
gin. was many lepRths behind his field when
ey shot out Of the chute hut on the main stretch tb
baekstretoh. but on the upper turn Strideaway,
Eric. and Reporter went up 70 the lilly while
position, took a prominent place. SO admire.
Bile was BerRen's judgment on the Dwyer colt
second teco d place. strldeaway was IN front bn!
Longstreet was too fleet at the weights and
before Eric. third.
.asS t second ond and 1RHst g 10 At
Dvysr Brothers ;: Q LonRstreos =, by LonEtoilow-.
SS%Rss5 !:% lbs
Glory, Reporter and yiol.n,s also ran. " "
Pos. Be,.lns-Fve to on Lons.trss. Asan.. Stride
ANA swsJ Gery Zach % to n5S s
THE SECOND RACE.
EvangelIne. Melville Tourist, and Lepanto
appeared TO be first away. but it was imp possible
70 PLACE the field With any degree deg Of accuracy,
re
and Conrad. The last named under the WHIP
beat Lepanto three-quarters Of u length, Tour
ist finishing third, length away Peter gal
thrown his boy. Drake in the first furlonR.
The lad was buddy shaken up but was not Sc
riously hurt.
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h Tourist 90 (Clay 4
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iiae Martha Washington, Adventure. and Toa1ist
, rss As4s EEPsR e..
ssc !hs to Ens.on IdSep.urer each Martha
$;9s'%s I:S5;s ;'s %.fs s' S
THE THIRD RACE.
Padshah. Monroe and Adamant were the
Monroe
F Snd ali
home Hamilton aHndine the sem01t colt yin
som son q head iG for I third place. ' ''"' u
asn S 5DSa.d 3 fS5 to to
A Bslmonts CHI c. Psdishah. by 81. Blase-sultsnA
p + %isRoFssD Adamant is cReEin,
MattsfSon, Monroe and fiosaIs also ran
Post Bettinp-ARAinSt Padisna6 even money: Folsom,
60 $ c aaa. PsG Isl: s e
THE FOURTH RACE.
Guy Gray and Sorrento were tho leaders at
lengths before Bari and Little jim. Tay.
stretch where he drew away and running in
hand all the way homo, won by a neck from
Sorrento. who beat Guy Gray two lengths for
the place.
EaTsc 500 pt which sISE to second and $50
J. sSsidss Sh h. ItIs JIM G s. Ty EOIus-Ro,reAs
G. Taiesums Oh C Sorrento l. liz B.rgen.
a. StGe' csy odpIo S o1s saS
ran.
Pos. Bet,nR-Aaainst Itie Jim, to $; Sorrento
sa % s.ab sy + & Sas So
siaiuais paid Sli IS. sAsG isis. ''''' -'' ''''
THE FIFTH RACE.
There was no pace at all at the start the four
iront Until hsf mile from a' home when ali cut
loose. and q grand finish ensued, Stockton win
ming by u short head from Her HiGhness who
close fourth. The, first three quarters OF
mile was run in ~.
5O second so0 to third out of the stakes mile and
/ stuarts CD h. Stockton, 9. by spendthrift-Doubt
~ Elsyi% Oh Her lShne, 4 ii, iii.mii;on;
" r Bnrchs br FRAZIER, los c1srGenl
niagara also ran Tim. DOT
ro sss. a. a. {Eai@s mrhr.
biH7G sio,GS $40 '''N' ''''DA'' pA'u
THE SPRING TURF STAKES.
Vengeur, Sentiment. and Lotion were in front
when tho flag fell TO a fair start Maidstone and
Falcon bringing up tho rear. Sentiment at
once took the lead, and at tho end OF the first
he SS snd O r Of a sSG
lnts. Admiral made his run al the beginning
u the turn, and. az the three year:old went
Maidstone, along At the head OF the staight. {
ADMIRAL led by two lengths but Maidstone
he best OF it at the ,iurlonG pole. The three {
'ear;old rallied under the whip. and closing {
IN Maidstone Bergen had to ride hard to win 1
" n head VenGeur was third. two lengths {
LwaI.
Tho Spring Turf Stakes for three year olds and up
Tard at So each. with ST. 40 added of which $3.50
ec0nd and 500 to third: one milo on turf.
umpire stables 6r G. Maidstone. 4. by Vanderbilt
Nina Turner ~ (BeTRenl.
IeyBOno stables C. Admiral a l0I (Martin).....
sip stables br 9. Venger T. i22 dioFtOn) ,.'....
ST John. Lotion, Falcon. Sentiment ana Rustic also
an.
Time l'42gt. 4
Post BettnR-Ten TO IN MadstOne: against Admiral,
81 John, to !; Falcon Sentiment 4