The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-30

Gideon. But MIR. Belmont Is dead, and His
New e0Fs sf Of tho pSpS wS9
him upon his sssen anu VINO
dfss y sss .A sa, 1Es1t
that this grea: nett opolls and her 'aiJacent
sister cities can boas OF. thousands swarm
charm q both in their very iaees. Tho summer
girl radiant with the conquests of the season;
. golden bfown, aslow with health while her
Sysz psos,s Se new vine
an S Stscto she V's Shows Sn' the bsnes
Of tennis. mountain climbing, and bnt-
ties With the SURF. Smart yIuns. fellows
long as they can remembor Ssir The aforesaid
summer girl TO while away the momenis until
Thoy are a good.looking lot. Perhaps little
more maniness W ould be required by the every
ThoS snfy o sas M who
i'na ZINE agsng on ,hStr hands nnd must
no race OF note Is decided without, his pres
snce, is strongly represented IN the throng
before the opening RAGE is called. =. The sport
the glory OF his checked trousers. cross bnr
shirt. aud cravat loud enough to be heard in
e' %orns md ssss NIX
with tho throbbing thousands and exchange
opinions ON the outcome Of the big race. -,
low globe pcerins through rirs IN the dark
clouds which seui ac' oss ,he sky propeled by
struggling for q gool view OF Il representative
rncn; crowd. but the llcecy masses of vnpnr
more for the dny.
Tho grand stand and outbuillings arc gay
in bunting the flags oating straight from the
posts on the wings OF IN" breele. Tho trees
are as .,reen rs in tne month 1T May. and the
myriuds OF huwers ar, angel about the grounds
bySurerintendrnt, la perfume the air As the
nj PA q sltp "a rae
and many OF The women who hat neglected to
silk nnd muslin. They had forgotten the sud-
den changes OF climate 1T tho my. and lips
The m 1n gave 1p the grand sta"d 10 tic gen.
race. as bet they could IRON tue inner held
Tie rain o! Friday maze the course sea Of
forts q sunern,enI.nt lark and his helpers
class condition. Then the sky berame over
nmd Ts III on hH p' Of HnS
gu tho suriac Q. with here and there a dark
sros where the ran had loigsd. hut the track
the various events show.
The Futurity WAS the third event on the card.
winner Of the Dol phin STAKES. died away before store
the candidates for the Futurity began to ap-
psop on the %aa to of the hs
and Spns preparatory to ne
the field to watch the thorough reds sueed at
racing clip for quarter OF q mile. watches in
mine which had the most speed. Hundreds OF
trainers and stable followers stood near the
.SsS passed The bel FIRST par to walk Trough
he gate and saEop cd MaSsIlcally PAS past
Lew Weir; son Of Long elbow; overion was
astride Huron. and George CovinIton rode
! forth ordinations Of surprise from those who
had never seen him before am When the par
| tory remarks were renewed.
bid YOU ever see sIch a xalloper ?" said one
Trainer. Is Huron led his stable companion in
grace and ease Of deer. pla ing his hind legs
, Well undrr MIN at every stride. :" What pity
| universal comment.
- T.mmany: the top weight q Mr; Martns
CAME , n n 4 rakish. Susnesslike Chestnut.
he was known to thu masses as II game and
speedy colt bat arnarenTiy out o, the race
Mfr ~ !, thorn 1 sSIsl L r. C, G Mslswes
that OF any otner candidate; and her every
spun along smoothly and pre,lily like the lady
hHs che She ga moi sSss Is Srke
SSt ock the tribute a. rs mater OF course
Eno u with sKen r.GEons Which tiut,srsd in
tho breeze. The, reprrsenl alive Of Bookmaker
Jones. many said that he had a chance, on his
| ing closely at his heels. with diminutve col
s s@ee as the s
! conlederacy. and q colt Of rare game.e who
could be- d. pended upon to put his best foot
! foremost Not Pretty to look uDon was Lesser
but his previons races spoke for him. A cash
nr chestnut My nat comes e, selling dewn he
the betting: capt. sam browns smashing
s Sssoa "~p!'sas "a Hs s' s
pany. is the next candidate to toss the
Il the soenas M e g tns asd
cap On Thursday is remembered, and he gets Il
warn Getting ihs .n n,e ars colt,
%Ts or: jo%s a Gs ,s;., 81 pP!T @ y
a and Gsors. Taylor in the, green and tsd
A royal pair OF chestnuts,, who gallon in In:
action. are recognized as Silver Fox and Bash
Iord. the former owned by Copper Ming i daily
srty Of Geo,ee j. Long OF Bashiord Manor
Farm; nes~ Lexington Ky, Silver Fox x
speedy P Bar Fox and tho @ Kn d,
nS h Ms Byrnss lis
the rae. Bashiord's. third in the, Junior
| Champion to Sir Matthew anil DaGohel
speaks Tor him. The Morris pair; Mars and
| Anna B. are not deemed worthy Of close attcn-
:iop by the knewng ones who are eagerly in
abr avE:r,! hnSs net seen ''u'0ns pair
Nobody has seen them. az shy johnny Hy-
| land ami shrewd Jacob Pincus gave them
| their warming -up work between the first and
SECOND ra"e.. and they nre at the moment
specsiys aus, ters up tho tEask Newton H99
who were son, rom Ch ,S. I, O, to
breeze through, thu, hone.treteh, I.olh are
admired. hui they have few supporters. as
Eastern urtm"n are rs clannish rs scots: and
| arc slow TO deserl their Old iavoriies, When
al! the candidates have been looked over the
talent hustl-s t. the betting ling. where the
| book mat ers are crying the odds
Talk about money bsing tight in " all street
| There was lots Of ii AT Sleeps head Bay ycster.
day and the hook makers at times ha to fi=hl
with both hands to keep from being carried
| of ,heir b, Xes. " never saw 80 much none,
bet, said an old NJ hal,itut. net even o.,
the Suburban" Dagonet and Giieon's pal
were tho actual fN' rites but iorkville l;rlle
| carried almost as much money rs eth r
| The Kentuckiais rallied around i'uSuf ris
standard and tn, regal chestnut WAS always
dyer on Huron. but the Conry Island Jockey
| I'luh forb a Ia ,,,v hating IN him and III