The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19
EON Is IN WINNING FORM.
TIE GIANT WINS THE MIDSUMMER
HANDICAP AT MORRIS PARK.

Pattiag Up 1os Pouaes and Ruuning the
Mile Over the mn Ia the Mud ~ 1,As,t
Mar, wins the Tyro stnkes-Chesa.
pcake Wins Ae.,n-Keckon Leads From
start 20 Fiuish-Lixette. Sisrock, and
Queenston the Other winners.
Despite the delugs Of rain yesterday. fully
10000 persons went to Morris Park TO SEQ the
Tjro Stakes and Midsummer Handicap de-
c'ded. Many persons took the Second avenue
e.evated railroad. attracted by the announce
II emit that trains BY that route would run
over the Harl-m River bridge and into the new
Willis avenue depot OF tho New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railtoad. Worry few
knew. that round-trip tickets. including trans
rortntion by the ole, ated railroad. could be
Ind at any of tho l. stations. and there was n
general howl when they " ere con PEELED to pay
80 cents for a return ticket Mt Willis avenue.
When the fact becomes generally known that
tickets can he had at any station there will DO
little or no complain. The new 81 stem worked
as well as could be expec ed for the flrst day.
The racing was interesting despite the rain.
Eon putting up l2S pounds. and winning the
Midsummer Handicap hands down. none OF
his orpoueuts being near him in the final
quarter OF II mile. The giant is In such grand
really is. 1t was only play for him to run the
mile yesterdv over the hill In l:42's.
Longstrset. Kingston. or Tenny must meet Eon
before the public will have line on his true
form. The McLewee stable started both San
Juan and Judge Fo.t. while Woodcutter aud
Castalis COMPLETED the field. Judge Post was
in IN make the running for his stab cor,pan;;
ton. AID he did It so vol that tue whitehead
colt WAS second at the end. san Juan running
third. 81,
Tho Tyro Stakes was great sunrise. the
vi i'hi ia a Chefs sG At onS prices. The MoTr:
Esther, t va AID the former Wen, 20 snoo, hly
through the mud that many GOOD Judges
bse a, ns ta ring Of e onc
between Mars. the Cadence colt. aud Fremont.
Tn. big Morris colt won BY nsarLya length
from tho Cadence colt. who lasted long enough
Patrimony colt d ed away in he final hundred
yards inter looking dangerous at tho last iur-
There were several scrascses IN the opening
We're were 10th S s,r'usy sapported. lie former 60
showed, The way %. i've i,lloncs. and then
performers If tue decade in the mud 10 win as
he eas.d with he outsider; sleinner. n the
judge eSs and Sa Ra eand seracned
but three starters went to the roSt Tor the
al da and
selling AZ about equal figures. Feckon played
WI h her opponents and won hands Town by
three lengths.lhlngmaEer beat Beansev O neck
There was any amount Of excitement over
For a starter thu .uncas- Eisinore colt. who Is
curse! with an awful Cer. an away on h s
Where w the tobScsan siida course scr the
regular track. The boy boyle was thrown and
the colt eau:ht 10 he ct, chute: The rain vas
and Mr. 4. Ii. Morris teiephonod to
near the n' rack. The eookinakers wisely
eclined 20 refund money bet n the tlsinore
a", . en for ea' NV BOOK Lize,,e. tho Iizsie
dunbar hly. ii whose rnange in nnme there
was no mott on the proGramme nade az tho
-lieht Of inc select few who had her for go %
thing, S.. Paneras. another eo"l hing. was
for , The SLING ii race mile. simrosk settled
hnnd sot The 81
third Little Weber used he whip on Sim roe <
se Weight should be- p ef rds
with a lersu.Isr: Races are thrown away IN
II! ToHS ii Kesnes Ally oueens,on. sister to
Kingston. with Hamilton UP, was fayorte for
Il 9 last event. and she won very handiiy with
the heavily supported Lillian second and
The great Babcoek clambake viii .e held at
r esr ira a. viii ieav. 1ne Ha " Rive depos
OF the New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad at 1901 and another at ?. u. S. g.
BAL aus :" " '' ''''' ''''
THE FIRST RACE.
Correction. Chesapeake and SIeinnar wore
10 the front at On g made the running until =
iuronG from home. where she stopped to
very hnndily BY two lengths from Sleipusr.
who beat Correction four lsnG lis for second
money
e.':i .,:h :, e .Iara q whsa -, 10 IL
on" ' a"yn.r. eS g 1h..4pssA. py st si.,s.-
IoriIinrr.e en- h se,pntr4 los rrayior, ....
J. A 4 A Ii. aorrissh {. Correction Q. los Lite
Lima Arab AdvsutGrsr kirkovsr, aud surplus also
R.uins-Eisns, to .in:s ch...p..l. to corr.e.
ssn Iss
The 1rRo STAKES.
Arnold Barefoot. Heligate and the Patri.
At he end OF the first furlong Fremont. Mars.
and the Hass heading 9s 81. r Sn
showed In front at the din, Mars. the cadence
colt. and Fremont, a, his heels In the fnal
drew out the 70 mer winning by three-Iuar-
tcrs # envth. while the cadence colt Leat
Fremont q head for second money.
81 a. added which $50 70 second ana sliU third
u: IA N1r =, I,,,.;. s.r. BY Barnes or
D. D. Wuhers cadence colt los Taylor. .,.,..,...
p j Dwyer / sons br. frsnont, lis q layton 3
Parlmonv colt Arpant HelISate. Barefoot and
Arno d also ran .,.
Psttiny-Eishr to 5 INST Patrimony colt 81 to
AFRO ant TO ! FREMONT to tAiencs colt = to
A.i. IS . s4sc ~ Arnold "a1'' paid
THE MIDSUMMER HANDICAP.
When the hag went down Judge Post ard
Casralia shot to the froGt AS though propelled
by dynamite. and in the first quarter opened
GAP Of half 1o.en SI n1iv on tho others
even terms: Around the upper tutn ). Judge
sent Eon along. In the homsstrstch Eou
strobe rapidly to the from. and won hands
down BY SIX lergths. Judge Post beat san
Juan two lengths for second place.
The Mi1summ er HANDICAP sweepstakes OF 80 each.
with added of when $50 I" second and $50 to
+. J nwysrs sons b. h. Eon = by Eous-war SONG i,
FC' Men..ee'. CHI C. Judr. Post iUlh i tDosr.tp. >
T. O. McLswes's th san Juan. llOs ~. Murphy.
WoOdcuttsr AMI tastaiiA AFRO ran
lime l;t.ts
BsttiuyFiye 10 on Eon ~ to against Judge Post
and An aired To tAstAlia, u to oodcut
ter MutuA.s pad .s.ih IS. 10 ~ -.
THE FOURTH RACE