The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-02

Hamtlton's hard drive through the hom0-
stretch. Kildeer proved that she can carry
weight and run fast, and her owner. Mr.. Pierre
Lorillard. won snugly over the race. May
wood is . full sister to Tenny. and craxier
fllly never went to the post e
Dagonet. Vestibulc. Wah Jim. and Fred Loo
carried lot Of money In the Essex Stakes. the
talent figuring that Dasonet should win. The
black colt looked we'll. and moved with great
deal Of elasticity In his preliminary gallop. He
was made favorite at short price. Fred Leo
and Wah Jim closing at almost equal figures
for second place. Vestibule acted ugly at
the post, aud delayed the start for I'VE
or ten minutes. finally getting of last.
and to mend matters ran out In the first fur
long. Redwood. Wah Jim. ARA. and Dagonst
were away in the front and made the running
the fan ths
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i SSig Assa Ss%f WV Ws fin Il s
isnsths var jim YEA beaten txo length; fS 8;
s9ns but g E
none Of the others have shown preference for
three. quarters Of a mile. .,. H.. A..
TeonsWe liza and Rosa Il I'D not lack SamirSrs.
ths nine
Ts sr lsfss sonas rsS ne ssR
way to formentor. chesapeake ioomed up at
the timing stand. and. maintaining his
isnssss from asen Do sns who Beat
wei! head for second money. Leona-
was the last the
likely that McCIeIlands colt would have done
ts heap dae ana
viii stand drive from start 70 finish. ,YesteE-
sy tss ysar Ssd
horse that was q maiden at Monmouth Park
on shoSs5.
cons gelding going 70 the post fay S at to
ssrs IL sHo
Contribution. Ocypotn. siroeco. and Roquefort
we're tirss sXsy fair Start siIoeS S tel
fhe 6iat, ina shower Of dust. and he WAS in
the van m whsn. they ssappeaTEsd S On the upper
bessen sos vs
LONGS. but opposite the stand simns brought
SSyessd lily T ssus the sus ss 'H
to have i The place seonts but the lightweight;
II II oL uoutiee S0AtS VIII tusm anu nppoS
.s g hssa Sss ss.SsS
drew Thompson. who Owns Sir George.had 500
who supposed that Sir George was Puisifer's
colt # ahe same name. By sPendthrift ont Of Pie.
that the Sir George a question was BY .AttIIa,
the young man wanted Ii a9Weil to take the bet
som ething about luck as he cashed his ticket
Maidstone r and Russell were equal favorites
which came fifth on the card. the three year-oid
sssH Fh d Ms
could not 1h sur re how feses
dn The % sT nE9ss
h2mely name. Nobody wanted PEather Or
9a Russell tSsy In the ya %o
in f.oEt p Maidstone. who beat Iastsriodsa
The s9neiaaains race q the day was fer two;
oos not ns
Ts5al Ead an ssa.sy Ppli On the Hoi%Ssl eoit:
rom lie theasse al he Ssa srde
o % to n nss AZ Ss %st
Rs VIZ came Very isss It thsf in!sh vas thlrd,
fha haftinn rin0 no cn,,ia Mt hava Iost SEo,oot
tne pettlnR 5lnK ne couiu NOT nave i0St- ca&0f
was entered to be sold for $1,000 and Bill
d.! Daly,s fa 81 was study when the colt was run
Jockey Isl IL Garrison Ind n wobeeone az.
nsnSaIoyS ~ hs ~ - s.nu nnt ~,
presaion on his !ace at Jerome park yesterday
wjfhiraw his opnosifion n tha restorsfinn ~
the Jockeys liceise This Mr. MorriS declined
IN Al and refnaed n 0jva hia cnnannf n Cart
son'a ridin9 hefore nsxt vear Wa ssiS 1hat
Garrison's case would be considered at the
when tho licenses Tor 1862 would he acted
upon, He had nothing against 0arrison Int
tool his nreaent stand "a n matter al riXcipja
S Tha Sntin,snn ' arn a. uS ns.o ~ M S,
dne iohowihR are summaries OF the oays
sport; TIE FIRST RACE.
Sweepstakes for All ages Of go each. with ., 900
furlonga
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tocSst ma HsIsn Ro.. H. yam Az
s.,,,ur-s,n. to il I%: 1.o..
$3.50, ssS 1910 Helen Rose Rituals paid SASS 1885,