The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-26

poTteu w MS ownors lor thIs eVent, anu ran !
S Ss%t TN, Il @ .ts%.$ IT, ss Ss$s
form and was also a disappontment Worth.
sw Ses apn rsf'k bought
long price, would not stand training. Marine
and Entire had lung fever. and Osric. who won
non -staycr SNOWFALL was successful in purse
races, but was not CLASH enough to win stake.
down. 50 that. taken all In ail. 1901 was moi. q
fortunate year for Messrs. Wacott 4 Campbell.
gloomy indeed.
FATHER BILL DAYS SELLING rLATERs
That Quaint character. your Uncle Bill DAILY.
IN his Of ss sSSnE stsfe csST
Uncle Bill. or, Father Bill. was on hand early
and late, and raced wherever, q dollar was
and dismal week When Ut" the red JACKET aS u and
tines paiys harvest s s Was reaped at Brishon
conducted BY the Brighton Beach Association.
hrnica. Circular, Gold Wave. Cynosure. dGi Civil
Service. and other members o. the Hart
although a hopeless cripple was gold mine
for DAILY. and at one time could handle, almost
Is running on tho hill at Guttenbura almost
daily although he h has won twelve worth
bilities OF racing are shown by Days SUCCESS
TENNIS DEAD LAMESEss."
ID T.: Pusiier,s winnings foot up $45, 55O.
his credit, ,Tenny was one of the most
horses Of The and asss
before the Broeklyn Handicap but "S Visit
s b G1si hy Hs ss
nature. Tehny was favorite for the Brooklyn
H.andicsp the books when the
t to *
R h k nesn the syart true and aons s5s
Pulsiier was forestaiied and was Compelled
world knows how handily Tsnny won the big
race. It is only justice to state here that Snip
not s the 5s Srss
went abroad concerning TenIy's, condition.
was thsrs s naars the yene a ah h
deserves, the greatest praise for winning races
% o. sss ePay %aSs
5 Isat $s,E5SsdS
ord. with 100 pounds up. The public plunged
R &ayon dor ahH nshsd S IN the son rueR (.
Very few persons had money on him when he
gr IT the
match at Morris Park. Longstreet won very
handily; o9 h HlII his opponent from the
syGT sa Sn has YfSnaS S
season winner over him. Sir George. Wah
Jim. and Kirkoycr, animals Of fair calibre. won
Bas ns last S t9 81 the G
and the heavy going putting the race at his
mercy.
GOOD LUCE AT THE FINISH.
ueE to sfSaa rs In sad
set his good tily sallie McClelland. winner Of
got a bad fall in a race. and hadto be thrown
recovered. ana her legs gave way: neeessifat.
young Kentuckian's stable were the good colts
bermuda and Leonawell. Bermuda gave con-
I'D in training. barring Petomac and Ls
%e eS in &c s at tina wh e
orous riding cost him the Omnibus Stakes and
hunsing work in the saddle on the part Of
Anderson lost him other races. Leonowell was
division; coming down from, Saratoga, IN
Morian mighty battle for the Amboy A Handi.
cap. As the season progressed Leonawell i'm
proved. and he wound up the year very. high in
d Co. becoming his owners for $1,000.
ME-. coRRIdAN AND HIS LAWSUIT.
Edward Corrigan OF Chicago. owner Of Riley.
Huron. and other race horses; who was much
this City before the winter is over: won $4,000
Coney island Jockey Club. who declared his
colt Huron Ineligible to start in the Futurity
70 me oer he
permit Huron to start. and the colt. although
hNyf Gfn rfI
The judges placed Huron as he finished.
nasss em s1Bs s s %o
oah third rhe to boaEia T., we Gonro
from Edward Corrigan in future. and none OF
the Chicagoan's horses appeared. save In stake
Of the, Board for. the rest Of the
season. Corrigan has brought suit to compel
sss dnna Sofh * Es eS d t pay %
accept entries for future events The
SoTsisan and ~ methods know t%at ho viii
much to DO with defining the exact power Of
the Board OF Control. 1t is not an incorporat-
ed body; and the opinipn is general that
tho chief bread winner in the Corrigan string.
earning distinction oyer 2 distance Of
as Mr.. Dwyer stipulated that tho race should
be run on good track. q. b. Morris. who
trained Riley for Corrigan. would not agree to
this. Huron came East to run in the Futurity
with great reputation. but although he ran |
vel in that event; His Hishnesss gave him
Huron's other races in tho East were disap- |
pointing. and he cost his followers many thou |
sands Of dollars The Longfellow colts. Lew |
Weir and Fhil :Dwyer. were winners. but were |
TOO growthy to be at their best as two year-olds.
PIERRE LoRILIARD's SHOWING. |
Tho Rancocas Stable Of Mr.. Pierre Lorillard. |
although devoid Of tirst.class, material, won |
he two year-old colt Vestibu!e. who defeat
q 1t. Florian for the Mount Vernon
,nGngements. but went wrong, and:
growing very rapidly, did nothing of
lote tho rest Of the season. kildeer ran prom
ncntly on several occasions and won some
stakes. while Deusion. Pagan. Kirsch. Fagot. |
'iroce3,. stalactite. and Lima and moro than
toward the close Of the season
~ tho two-yearold coit Johnny Heckschcr
md the three ycar,old illly La Tosca. the last
,,nmed undoubtedly the best three year-old
lily of tho year whilo it Is nm open
Illpst ion whether she could not have |