The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-21
VAGABOND GETS THE PANSY.
cor. BILL SCOTS COLT BEATS 4 FAIR
HELD OYER THE GRASS COURSE

Sir John. hut Lose on Sir DiXon-Gn III-
fet Downs Montague and Badge.
There was wholesale slaughter OF fnvOritos
at Sheepshead Bay yesterday afternoon, not a
single nrst choice getting home TO gladden. tho
hearts OF hackers. The weather was delight
full, n fresh breeze blowing in from the Atlantic,
while the track was fast.
The only stake event on tho card was tho
Paney stakes for two. ycar-olds at three-qunr-
tors of mile which was run over tho grass
course. and resulted in n Victory for Congress-
man Bill SCOTS Nagahond, n rough looking
but game son OF Wanderor and Vivid. 1t was
good rNce from start to finish, and tho Al
Geria representative required some urging in
order to get home before Chatham. who made
up lot OF ground in the last half milo Tip
staff opened the hall by defeating Geraldine
and host OF others IN tho first and Sir john
the best three-year. old in the Dwyer stable
proved too much fer MAJOR Daiy in
the third, at n difference of twelve
pounds in the weights. 1t was Sir Johns
first start this year and no acted ike n real
good one, going on at the end IN race-horse
fashion. DAILY. as usual wanted 10 run out on
the stretch. and Hamilton had all he could do
tokeep him straight. The Dwyets PLAYED Sir
Dixon very heavily In the iiNnrtl,, Tor which Ioa
Tea Tray galloped away from Sir Dixon on
the upper turn. and it is evident that ST. Dixon
in "a had it been, necessary. Tne. hith was
also big surprise both naiiilGt and Montncue
defeating badge II was tiEni lit between
former getting tho verdict by head. Martin
played that old dodge which George CoviuEton
he hnd been interfered with and then clnimin.:
q foul. Right on the uost Martin wont through
his little AT bit whsn. ne nR maae ms am It
fifteen pounds oi himself There wer" haiC II
dozen good things in the last race. and the be,t
loped behind the leaders for over mile, out.
CHASING his opponents At the weights aud
pase hrm fe T@s Gp0 ruin GF n e
ishing heads apart in the order named
THE FiHsT RACE.
Trestle. Geraldine Garnet and Tipstar wcro
away in the van but IN me rrn to The dip TIP:
easilv. had the others driving when they came
In sight, Geraldine, Rico. and lrontenac being
staff had more speed than the mare aud clevery
handled by Hamilton. lie won by half lcngth.
Geraldine was five lengths in f!ont OF Tanner
play the next time be starts
Sweepstakes Of $40 each for thrse.yrAr ODDS AMI
G. N"5TS: g. TpssT by RAvon dor or
Maltoso Villa Farms CHI m Geraldine, 8 III Nc.
s,%ns,n Tanp~T ILL., ~ "i2,E'Yn}
Phrnix, Rosa and Garnet $50 ran.
s,cn 10 to a, I@"H1 cn e 70 30 5 a
paid p%El sa75 SOS & eS" ''"'' e"s 80 SHH"'
THE pASsY sTAK"s.
Young Grace, and vagahond were in front
once became the pace makers. with Diithe.
iclirse. and Lord Harry heading tho ruck.
around tho Ipper, turn Lewis Gaye Hasanond
aud had q clear lead of q length at the head o.
the straight Then Cha hnm. eclipse, apI
flnisn ensued. Vagnbond wis slucsish. and
Lewis had to ride a tritle TO win bv lenSth.
Chatham was second, the same Distance he-
fore :.c!irse.
The Pans strikes t. e, :we.Hshtss :, 1r saroas
t. II SCOTS b. c vss1tonG Is
J 4 ! 4. IT. Morriss Chatham, ii. II. Little
Sen f ct wargo.b c. Ucsso l.3 ,I:yasan .... !
! orn llnrry, Stratageu Th"FnlHo YoUr Grace and
Pos, Being Avai:sy &clins". !! 20 /; Lord Harry !!
to /. MutnaIs paid ~ : S-!.,'L s7.>.
THE rHIEr RACE.
sam Doxey Tormentor PetersborouGh
good star but the lot assumed very close
Ssd n Gey at dis fh IN t St wo wsen
mentor was in 'front.' halt length before sam
B B"v AND whG WnS he%d Div in " OF M"T
OF affairs nj tho heal Of the straight, but the
colt wanted 70 rUn out badly, and sir John,
coming lr m tn" ruck beaded the, lIuJor near
the post and won hv u good length and Il half.
Major naIv WAS second, half u length in front
OF Druidess who barely beat Ian Lassie.
G6sd ana s. a; G r FAY. ra T
DwyeF BrotherSMc Sir John, by Sir Modred-Ms
riHn - berEeP} i....., 49,.
J. Ne.'F'f Sor y: Ct ga{ fa hHI ,t.
5Aris rIH,rr IT. T.H f, hSshgra IoTmsno5
son Ban LuSsie FRINGE Howard, NUy. Foxinsir. ana
Beatty also ran r,ms.ll25
ross Rst.ng.Asatns. MS!CT D"Iy, 7tO5; Talia Back
CRATE N 8 70 ISr%:H'ot r"S. i!@sa5d
fnSt % Sis 10 aSms %y sse @
70 Jny9G:EL 2Qto 1 Garrison. 90 TO i. Sl-tuas
THE FOURTH RACE
Sir Dixon and Alamant were in front right
from the start. with Tea Tray trailing There
was no change until going past lie Hearst
and In II hundred yards was on almost oven
terms with the Dwyer candidate. They ran |
yoked for a furIong when Tea Tray began 10 |
Jig was up Tea Tray came on alone and won
IN big gallon, Pulling III. by four lengths
OF a & WG 50 70 ss1Spa a sG
So; 81 % th,Ed milo and afnr,ogS,
DwysI Brothers Dr. b. r nixon j. III bergen.
Pos, Bstins-riv. to 'a'V On Sir Dixon a,o, ,v,,r.,
Tea ray sIo against AdaInant WnGaIs paid Sito
$3.50, - Al
THE FIFTH RACE.
Montague opened n gap Of three lengths In
tho first Quarter, but on the tarXstIctch tho |
others closed up somewhat, and at the upper !
turn Gallifet was at tho l"a4crs neck. hen |
pGnared away for home Gaitet drew out hut !
Montague came strong under the whip ami |
Taylor hHd 10 ide the old cripple hard TO win |
by n head Badge could never get up Martin |
made u claim Of foul against Gallliet but it |
was not allowed.
handicap pstakes Of E25 each with 81 $50 added
eh TO second and so out or IA" stakes TO third mile
and quarter.
c q 1cCoys oh. GalIfet .. by Falsetto-India
PrSak"es. stables 81 h. &ontaanG, :. ITO (MnrtD "
J. MuIllnss b h, Badge ~ Hamilton. .......,. 3
Time 2HLWS
Post Betting-AganNt Rndgc to o. Galifct II to s;
Montague. ~ tol Mutua!s paid Slh45, 81. 40 $s0U
THE HIGHwEIGHT HANDICAP
Sorrento. Bonanza, William DAILY, Jr., and |
Eleve were well In line nj tho start Tomnov. |
he fayorite3 a! the rear Of tho cluster William
post whore Sorrento was at the Leaders, necK, |
with the field thunder!ng an open length be. |
hind. Sorrento led William DAILY. Jr.' n neck |
q the mile. where Eengeur and 81. LUX began
to tho front and Won LV n Ian,,th onJ |