The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-24
RANCOCAS FARM IN THE VAN.
MR.. LORILLARD WINS At JEROME
WITH KTLDEER AND SIROCCO.

| Very Clevcris-Sirocco Hid Tn Tor 81 ,IOS
| Advance - Demuth Wins the Harvest
| Handicap Hands Down-Mny Win Downs
Long Dance-Oid Patrooies n Gay De.
| cciver - Mclaughlin Settles with Nc
| Lcwee-SnIo of Her Hinhness.
Mr.. Pierre Lorlllard's face was wreathed in
| smiles when his handsome fly kildcer won
tho Elizabeth Stakes at Jerome Park yesterday
afternoon defeating Nelly bly,. Reckon. and
others. and the millionaire must have takon
pretty penny out OF tho ring over hcr victory.
Tho Eancorns colors also flashed past tho rost
| in tho van In the last race, n selling scramble
| Mt five furlongs. which went 10 tho speedy Si-
rocco who was entered for 81, 500 and bid up to
$2,s0j. at which figure lie was bought in.
! The oher stake feature was tho Harvest
Handicap for three-year- ods and upward at
| ono mile and q quarter There were but three
starters. lakeland Dcmu,h. aud Westchcster.
and SO much money went into the ring on
Demuth that he was n prohbtive favori,e
when the bell rang. Tho race was only brisk
| work for Demuth who took tho lead at the
club house. aud was never afterwa!d hurried.
| lakeland made II good racc Mt the weights, but
| Westchestor was beaten Of.
| The Elizabeth Stakes was tho second event
on the card and Reckon was n strong favorite.
| Nelly Dly ranking next in favor. while kideer
| was tNo mOSL IHnCicu OIL TIC OtueFS lnOS0 WHO
| gave tho race any careful study settled on Kill
deer ns the winner. because the Rancocas lilly
OH her last Appearance had given Nelly BLY, n
raco and had beaten Reckon at only pound
or two difference in tho weights. Pallena
warmed up M though she could run over tho
moon. and many thought that she would run u
, SSs'' barnssat s,aEes ,yi'h MAJOR covins.
ton IN the saddle When they came 10
| herself. Barnes falling half under the
my as she went down II the dust Polo Jim
!s s anhart BY ls.ir i,s tpmbls IN the sand
q tho first, attempt to . pretty start.
race met ress any ny
made the runnine. and three farlonss, from
home looked like tho surest Of winners, In the
stretch kdeer on whom Tayior rode very
came on and on at her case, with Molly BY.
who was last coming around tho turn. and WHO
t er sssoud and hockoh thr I'd ocson ad
not run up to the form she DISPLAYED in NE
TaIienn nm horseli into condition and this
TOO high in flesh; Flayilla is q skeleton and
The opening race was a surprise for the
knowing ones who plunged on L,nC Dance
Vim Win owned 6y Capt Sam Brown. trailed after
Long Dance and hingmnker to the stretch and
then DURAN them. winning with something TO-
third. Hamilton was bull.tined to ride King.
maker. but Mr. Dwyer sent him to brighton to
! The fourth race looked on paper to be a very
even thing between Fremont and Ha'penny;
TO them. The outsider, AciloIam. split the
pair, Fremont winning by length and hall.
strong finish on Fremont. who appears to get
better every time he faces the starter; u
cap al At SIX iurlonas had but four starters. ST.
An n sRd he sn ns tire h Ss
pole Murphy shot up With silver Prince, and in
drying finish Hs1 th heat Mr. sass half length
The ridges were not satisfied with !t, Taylor's
whip soon aitor entering the stretch, and that
had ridden his munt TO the best Of his
rode every yard OF the way on DR.. Streets
ke Tiers was the widest kind OF wild plunge
on old Patrocles in the last race. a selling
scramble a Ave furlonxs; and opening at 4 10
fight although he had not apgePFsd in patIis
than ysS Tn g93a haE vh the
opened, isyori!e but went back 10 10 ! when
talent on n poe lands as%n
was second ana fatrSyies thirlI;; When put W
$500. and. Trainer John Higgins bidding an
extra S.. the gelding was retained by ian;
Es S Sd EcS lie S' sGeu s1 '' and
But Hugei rs had bid s2.so5. and there the
ss,sss tSer
ard there will be no suit. Mr.. McLewee pays
Nj Wiihers s Inns n AIMED the, Nlor:emer-Tril
ny winner t e the Colleen Stakes Melba' after
William Lakeland has sold the four.year old
ported Princess; to Chas. Reed 4 Sons for
band at FairvieW STUD in tennessee She was
great race mare and should be pa, snscess IN
and the great two year-od Ills llshness.
THE FIRST RACE.
Edgar johnson, Kingmaker. and SORRENTO
were in front at tho start aud there h wasat
$ssnss and EinsmaRsr We're SSSsd c YIN MY
moae et "p with Nav s'S Wn and the
beat Long Dance c!everly by a length. King
maker was fair third
sdisd whish soo 10 second and sl0o to third one
s s ssSwn: H a. May Win, a. by R'cAmond-M.y.
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| The ELIZABETH STAhES.
Nutbrown. Kildeer, Flav!la. and Nelly BLY,
We're away In tho van to very fair start but
Reckon. with her accustomed imrctuosity
rushed through. ana showed the way around
Picnic Hill and past tho club house blutf. Nut
brown. kildeer. and Tlayla in close comuany,
upper turn Reckon was sti in command. and
going SO hnndily that she, looked like the
Nelly Bly,. who closed up very raIdly. third.
When straifhsSned gu. ior home Reckon col.
front. won good race By length and hnlf
Nelly BY boating licckon two lengths for Sec
ond money.
The Elizabeth Stakes for Giles three years old at $40
ehci with sl,'n added, Of which 500 TO second ana
SiIO to tirl; ono nile and an eighth.
Eancocas staties br. kndeeg. by b"ebin-Lou :,
i. Mokimeo.sb T. Nelly By. III u. Murphy -; y;
A. A u. Morris CHI Reckon, NJ IT. Ltt!ehed)
Nutbrown. F!Avi!la and PanouA also ran
Time, ;h. 49,,
| BettnH-Five TO on Reckon IN to against nelly
By, Az 10 kildeer, TO kluyiiia TO Faincna, ~
toi Nut0rown. Mutua.s paid STl.on $3.50, Sl3 ~.
THE HARVEST HANDICAP.
Westchestcr was in front, at ilngfall and