The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
LEW WEIR'S GOLDEN ROD.
ED coRRTGAS's COLT BEATS A Fam
FIELD At sHEEPSHEAD BAE

Iato Several Pockets ana was Unplnced
At the Finish-Triniiy wins at 90 20 A
Reilly. white t.. and Pagan Hurt the
Bookmskers = Kenwooa and Poison
Show Great Improvement 4. Form.
The attendance at Sheepshead Bay yestsr-
day was quite in kesping with tho programme
offered by the Coney Island Jockey Club. about
G.00o persons being present. Tho weather was
the perfection of autumn, clear and COOL and
the track was as fast as at any time during the
meeting. The bookmakers had another hard
day o! II, Lew Weir, Reilly Willie L.. and Pa
gan. who carried lot Of money for tho talent,
getting home In front.
The stake feature. the Golden Rod. for two
year .olds, at seven fuilongs. over tho grass
course. had Charade for favorite. but Simms
rode the black colt In anything but his usual
style. and Lew Weir ably handled by DoRRett,
won after an exciting finish with King Mac.
Lew Weir was favorte for the Sapphire Stakes
on Thursday, but he quit at the end OF half q
mile and was beaten n hundred yards. To-
day lie had eighteen pounds less weight than
on that occasion ard those who wore conser-
vdtive and played him once moro got their
money back with interest. Chatade got OF
last and was pocketed half a dozen times. 80
that his true form was not shown In yester.
days race. and no will do to bet on again.
The opening event at q milo was scorcher
for the talent. There were but four starters,
lakeland. DR.. Hasbrouck. Judge Post, and
Trinity. lakeland and DR.. Hasbrouck were
equal favorites. the talent sending the money
into the ring on them in thousands. Trinity
had stable boy named Booth in tho saddle
and the ring chalked up 50 and co 20 against
the Fairview-bred colt Booth rode Trinity
like an experienced jockey. waiting until the
ttr fNr har ur1 Ia.
shouting their loudest for DR.. Hasbrouck. who
looked winner all over cut loose. and Trinity
passed tho leader in q few strides and won
cleverly BY two lengths The talent had owl
IDENTIFY forgotten Trinity's performances at
Brighton Beach and Gutenberg. Running
five fur!ongs in one minute is ono OF his
achievements. Hasbrouck beat Raceand
haudlly for second money. Tho only dvs-dol-
lar mutual sold on Trinity paid $3.50.
Reilly had so much the best OF the weights
in the sprint for three-year. Odds over the
for the winner. Doggeit kent her In the front
rank all the way. and won good race by half
for second place by a narrow ma-slH. Correce
tiTn ran prominently for half milo and then
Hoodlum. Willie L.. Esauimau. md Kemp.
land had leRtons OF followers for the mile and
a furlone selling race, but tho slow pace in
Tor Wifi. L. Who has as much spseS as az
most snybody's horse. The Sequence colt and
Willie L. were The only ones in 4 in the home.
stretch and Barnes had to ride Lakeland's
colt hard at the finish in order to beat tho I'M
named son OF Powha,an and Sequence. Es-
9uiInau was third. hempland was badly cut
Mh Ioansska out Of the nile and furlons
psyed 81 the nsn raa in w shs
front rank sll the way. and. much to the. cha.
grin 81 the knowing ones ne won BY length and
Ike Clayton Hiding q Kenwood two or q tb re-.
fsSs rh'H h: Essa' lses the f.
sS rSsSed n Thu m 5dsg as
ur for On Which f Pasas With I ap
lady and cfovdsd and os,sa on aT sSs
lower turn. and was last in the run up the
c2un ro Gs shoWsa and s.
kinsstosk at the iini:h MsEans i1ia r one
whip and spur TO keen Kingstork going long
Couldn't raise respeetable ealop the e'i last
time he an. when tho odd were short against
him. Yesterday he was IL AMI Is to l. and he
was quite o race horse.
THE FIRST RACE.
, Judge Post made the running. with Dr.. Has
trouck second, kaceland and Trinity trailing
MI 10 the hS leaders,
into the homestretch DR.. Hasbrouck took he
lead with Trinity nt his heels. Trinity eIec,rl.
He'd the crowd BY spr.nting away from Has
by length and half. Nacelaud was a fair
y s'Ins5;s VI = SiS ..asd
Sss's a. Trinity . by
NJ +, Dwyer. 3 T. k.e.land. aged. isa tncLaurhinl 5
Time l:42
p.a ses 'ssss f''I % 10 'f'n"y Au'""'
THE GOLDEN ROD STAKES.
The Maid Of Athol Oily: King Mac; and Los.
ssx u Rns ana he Ea Of
tlainr On tho upper turn sinms succeeds "e ia
%tis Dogee.. had clear lea, sailing with WIe
l. lew Weir a, and King Mac; ne former Winning
Charade for third money.
IT, e. $50 Sn .na
"a T LEV Y Weir S5 BY observation-disclosures
& AeiT link Mac l95
, tha AsS %s n.Fa Temps. and
o'hs'S ALSO ran Tina, oo.,
% ., c Ct S;%:i lev
tsior Rely. - ,oi &utuas PAID saa e.
SIS IS, s4Us3
THE THIRD RACE.
Maggie Ward delayed the start for nearly
hall an hour BY refusing to break with The
others and Mr.. Caldwell was finally compelled
10 ssnd tho fold away without her. Reilly,
bellevue and Correction made tho running to
the elbow. where The latter stopped. and Con-
tribution moved up from tho ruck. Doggete
sat down and rode hard in the tinal furlong
and Reilly beat Contribution half q length
Bellevue was q close third.
Asweepsases Of So each. for three year ds with
flo added OF which $40 to second and SiuD 10 third
futurlty course
-, Mcl.ewee's ch. g. Reilly. by Mr. Pickwick-Glsn-
y l;idsons b. g. Contribution, i22 Bergen ......
u Ieachs blk Bellevue, l2G (TarAl ............ <
Correction, iuray. Csrebrs Laurel and Patrick also
ran, Aag,te Ward waslet At the post.
Time. 1913
=, BetnE gIin'5 Rey. to d Correction. Contribu
hurAy 20 tol ratr,ek 30 to !; Maggie ard CO to L.
Eutuais paid s@u.GS. sIs 90, $40.
THE FOURTH RACE.
The Sequence colt got of In 'front.' and with
Willie J.. IN second ace. made tho running,
two lengths before Isluimal ana Sir Rae,
kemriand last. All were under null. az d the
pace was very allow until the tuin for home
WAS reached. The race was thus reduced to a
sprint, and OF course Willie J., under the cir
had the lest OF it, II took all Ills
speed t. hent the Sequence colt neck IN O |
whipping finish. Esuulmau WAS u fair third.
. Purse 81 CO.. OF which 800 10 second and $40 to