The sun., 1891-06-18
DULL DAY AT THE RACES.
THE STAKE AND OTHER CONTESTS
PROVE RaT1rER TAME IFFAIRs

THE STAKE AND OTHER CONTESTS
PROVE RATHER TAME AFFAIRS
Mr.. Jones's Colt Chnrndo Defeats the
Cracks IN the Daisy stskes-L'Intrigu-
sate, rsvcrite In the Swift Stakes, Fin
ishes seventh-Tuiln Blackburn, mt = TO
1.Leads All the Way In the Handicap.
Tho raco course at sheepshead Bay was a
quiet peaceful place yesterday compared with
| the enthusiastic. hurly-burly excitement OF
suburban day. The attendance was compnra-
lively light, and there were no neck and-neck
| finishes 10 stir the sporting blood OF the few
| thousands who looked on the races. They
paid more attention to Patrick Slavin. the
| great Fighter from Australia, than to any OF
the equine champions. The boxer s'rolled
| through tho grounds In company with
Pony Moore and group OF admirers. and
| whenever they stopped to chat or rest tho
party was Immediately surrounded by a
crowd. Slavin appeared fresh and rosy. look
ing as though he had only gone through a
| little invigornting exercise In his fight on the
| previous night with Kilrain.
Tho stake races were rather disappointing.
Tho Daisy Stakes. for two-year- -olds. was won
by 40 to shot, W. II. Joness brown colt
Charnde. by imp Charaxus. ort Of Ada Belle
| Charade came out Of the field with marvellous
| speed Nifty yards from the limo, beating Nomad.
the favorito. by n length. Mr.. Jones backed
his colt at very liberal odds. getting 100 to on
some OF his Investments The Swift Stakes.
| for throe-year- olds. was great betting event.
the Morris fllly LIntriguanto heading the
boards at the short odds OF to g. with La
Tosca second choice at 2 to 1. La Tosca won
easily By length from Fairy. nt 10 to I. LIN
trcuante finishing seventh in the ruck. The
handicap at mile and u sixteenth was an
other heavy betting event. Tulla blackburn.
fifth in tho betting. at odds OF Z to !. bounded
away in tho lead as tho Gag flashed. and. run
ming out in the light all the way. won In gal
lop by four open lengths. Kingston. the favor
itc had little tussle with Correction in the
opening race over the Futurity course. but the
favorito got over tho winning line safely by
half length. Father Bill Days Sea She'll
colt lost his chance Of winning the last race by
bursting q blood vessel. The colt walked In
after the race bleeding copiously from the nose.
THE FIRST RACE.
Phoenix. Nomad. Correction. Pagan. and
Kingston were close together at the start. Nc
Laughlin getting tho lead with Kingston at q
furlong. Correction moved out and led King
ston length at tho quarter, Correction and
street b. Kingston outfooting Correction hand
y IL the hy Es Cor Sr
second place.
Of SO each and
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THE DAISY STAKES.
Hapenny. Count. Lorimer. Nomad. Zorling.
Charade. and Lester rushs. away IL compact
iurlonE. with Zorling and Hapenny also close
up., Lortmer took the lead on the upper turn
home run when Charade. AUTO shot moved
cut under Thompson's plotting. and beat
Nomad. the favorite. very handily by length.
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TIE THIRD RACE.
Eleven ran in tho selling race made up to
take the place of the regular race in the book
programme. which did not NIL. Beck made the
came ou, In the light. winning by two lengths
from Rico. first choice at post odds OF 3ta 10 /.
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THE FOURTH RACE.
Tulla Blackburn. Reclare.- and Benedictine
the back. .tre.ct Of three iencts had The ctr track
her - winper by W Tour i lengths from Madstona: de
Judge Morrow. tho favorite. came in q poor
Of which $50 second and 500 TO third; aud
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THE SWIFT sTAKrs.
u La Tosca. Fairy. EcIipse Beauty. Lima. and
ena wth rosea May 70 t and ne
at furl9ng. Fairy nc, ing out and leading |
close nn La Tosca, holding a good position |
n the turn into the homestretchi enme out ut |
the finish and won by n length. Fairy beating |
Nellie Bly, three.Iuarters of a length for the |
place.
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. San JGsn. Eclipse Equity. LIptrigante, Willie l..
Lima and Beauty also ran
Ret,.Dv- Arain.t lntrisartr to 5: La Tosca 2 TO
I; Eellie Biy and Eclipse. 10 each Fairy ~ to IL
San juan ,Jto l. Willie L.. ~ TO Equity and Beauty
IA 10 each; Lima, 3Utol. Mutuals paid Sias3 S.oo
and SI.tJ
THE SMITH RACE.
Long Island set the, paco at an sven start.
hen}ing Ga!enm the ta,9Tte IL ia Length and
long, Calcium took eonpand before reaching
hurst blood vessel on the backttretch and
fell back a furlong. Calcium came in a sale