The sun., 1891-06-19
RILEY'S SPLENDID VICTORY.
HE LANDS THE BAY RIDGE HANDICAP
OUT IN TIE LIGHT.

| The storm that swept in from the sea yester'
day undoubtedly prevented thousands from
visiting Sheepshead Bay to 500 the brilliant
series of races provided by the Coney Island
Jockey Club But Notwithstanding the disa-
groeable weather. fully LOCO racegoers enjoyed
the sport
| Tho raco OF the day was tho Bay Ridge
Handicap. Mt a mile and half. Ofthe thirty
two entries left in after FIVE had declared only
five appeared at the post. Tho talent selected
Riley. the game son OF LonEfellow, with Nc
LauRhlin In tho saddle. TO win the long race on
tho heavy track at odds OF to aRains'.
making Cassius. another son OF the same great
| sire. with Bergen MP. a strong second choice.
banquet and Demuth had quito following nt
4 to 1 against cnch. and Ode;te was the OUT
slider Mt IL to /.
| banquet. Cass!us. 0dette. Riley. md Demuth
wns tho order Of compact start. PerRen
meant business from the first jump and sot-
| ting protty stiff pace on the somewhat heavy
| track. reached the quarter In ass seconds. q
lencth In front OF Riley. Banquet third. n
| length and q half away. Domu.h and Ode,te
| struggling behind. Casslus reached the half
| in t0S seconds. Riley tapping the lender to
his shoulders. Banquet running a FREQ third
| half m open length behind Riley pemutE
fourth. and Ode,te ten lengths in the rear.
| Mclaughlin kept Riley at the leaders neck.
and. gaining inch by inch, Riley had tho best
| OF 1t by u neck at the three. quarters. whom
| half the distance had been run In 1:17.
Cassius was firing and Riley hal n
holding grip on the race. but Cas-
| sius hung Gu Gamoly. and nt a
| miles. he was still clutchins Riley's neck. in
back to fourth pisoe. and Hamilton had Ban
9uet's nose on a line with Rileys Girth at the
ose
| s!Xteenth. with Riley holding, the load.
The b.o ssps sTmS at sb ,hs ISin Win sM.
and Riley iet, out another link. winning the
trailed in last. Tho mi:e and quarter was
"n air r @ nnI cupsidepipc lie Condition
OF the track. SUMMARY:
IS ssy e Sas; to .aG s Tn ,d
l.. Sof5isans c Riley, T. by LonG,e,low-Gensva
RRsrss1:s s1$Psssi i'S aa!ssss
o,.,,. ..rs c..,r, Linz Line ,sn sIs' 10.
,i:; ss Ds as. ct:sG: 81 a':. n:n
THE VOLUNTEER HANDICAP.
Mr.. McLcwee had surprise in storo for the
talent knowing That 1sy del Rey did not
colt went 10 the most a ID to shot He was put
ley ley del del Rey and John Cssanash were
prom inent at til. tart Reckon moved out on
VII turf hsns & s n.s
la: der took an open lead. uno Grande came to
tho Il ont on the far turn. and leading into the
homestretch with relish for tho work. Won In
gallop BY five lengths.
q: s.ss :sRsssf Ss
,s ss:s Ss.;.s, s. no S..1as .: zoe "'o1st
~ Lakeland CHI 2: john carapas6, Us iFarsoodj:: S
Fey del K.y Lowl.ndsr ricsnieker and Reckon also
:ssS 4
NutuAis paid sISir. sata and s2s"0
THE FIRST RACE.
l wh o. Bsrssp uD oy was
OF. F;smont Ted ths clusisr, At a iutOns. Air
a iine racs to the homestretcb., Bergen put in
his artistic work in the last furlong. stretching
tas b t%re. benne
mont three lengths for the place.
Iss ;S os c s $50 se Ts
b Gidson'.b. G; Merry Monarch. by Hindoo-Bram-
bw;:9 sa Sous ssiEH Esnsss n,s is
Bnsrss ssGi a.o anH' . Queen S'ee Georgia ana
.na II
S i an Is % TAXI Muin.s Ha1s n., and
S. xssG s. o. and 81 Hsa '''hAF'N' ~ e'uA' p''u
THE SECOND RACE.
Three started with Civil Service 10 to 0 on
at 40 10 L.. Civi! Service moved out and set The
pace leading Terrifier by two lengths when
the leaders % Hank nj ut at G the 9nnrter With Riehai
four lengths away Positions neyor changed.
sss HSa ny .Wanty eprbs s{s
hind
swssp.,ake. St So each, Yin s.Go .aa:a ,es
VI Dalysh c; Civil Service. Aoy Reform-Bon.
J; a. j.; NoTfis;b Z Terraer. 4 q !fspni.:::":s
DuF''ds' Bros b. Ens' T,m. Is Is & stevenson
Rch. !S Fl psa
THE fIFTH RACE.
"A good start vas missed and at the y ext break
the the Sons ds s IN with hs
iTe turn opposi.e ihe club house, LeDaSto.
stretch, where Hamilton set to work on long
winner in a Gnllop by three len gths. Lepanto
getting second place. two lengths In front OF
Gettysburg.
,wothrd. to :.eani on. ra 10 third .ens ma's az
-: %sysSx sp%: \ Ifs:s"1d T. by Lon.s.o~-
s stab hPs1i: g ii ssiiin;
The Sequence colt Puzzle, and Algernon also ran
J.; Agernon. +to Gettysbnrg to !: rnzais to /;
tn. seInence colt " to Muiuas paid s-75n Sl2J0
and SS3O ~
TIE SIXTH RACE.
The high h-weght handicap sweepstakes. ut a |
mile and quarter on the soggy grass WAS
notable for tho ingt that the race was won By |
Kernnl2 I: a. shot, in foster time Than the
Kern won in y driving finish by half n length |
from I-nac Lewis. tho favori;c, Tammany |
third
high weight handicap swsepEtikss of SO each !
with " OOJ added OF which 81 second and siu 10
third, one m,is and quarter on turf |
q Il, sMiths b, II. Kern. b, by Ten Broeck-Kath.
I.abold Bros. ch Isaac Lewis 4 IaIiTayiorj ., |
4. oxxs b. L. Tammany 10 ~. DOnohuej. ..........
Trinity. Rover st. Luke and Come to.raw also ran.
Petting-Against isaac Levi. . to I: Come .Taw |
? 10 !; Trinity 10 Rover TO st. Luke To 1,
TamIiany, SO: Kern. IL TO l. Mutuals paid siss5
1910 and SEAS. '
The Sheepshead Bay Handicap.
Tho weights for the sheeIsheai Bay Handicap at a
milo and furong to be run to morrow. are;
r tar