The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-03
REX'S CLEVER VICTORY.


MR.. MORRIS'S HANDSOME COLT WINS
THE PARTRIDGE STAKES
Lester Was the Eavorite. but He wasn't
Tn the First Three At the Finish-Csrroil
Lands the Turf Haudicsp-Arnb's Fast
Race-Ciayton's Riding OF Kenwooa
does Not Please the stewards-LudwiE
Was Real Good Thine-wiiis l.. and
Cassius the Other Winners.
The Coney Island Jockey Club should coin
money during their autumn meeting II the
weather keeps fine for the next ten daSa
Racegoers like the Sheepshead Bny track. and
It was not surprising 10 find 1000 persons
there yesterday to sec six races decided The
stake features, the Partridge for two.yenr- olds
aud tho Turf Handicap at milo and quarter
for three-year- Odds and upward. were won
respectively by G. 3. Morriss Rex and J. Cot
| tons Carroll
| Lester was tho favorite for the Partridge
| Stakes while ARA was a strong second choice.
| There was an aggravating delay at the post.
| San Salvador bursting one OF the saddle girtbs
in his antics aftcr one OF the many breaks.
| When the flag fell Madrid. full sister to
Meriden. owned by p. J. Dwyer & Son. made
tue running IN company WIN hTnlcA h6x
and Lester were the most prominent Of tho
others. Turning into the homes;retch Rex
took the lead under a stout pull. and won
hnnds down. Lester was never dangerous.
| but ARA ran very strong In the stretch. and
| was close third to Madrid. Tho winner Is
| very neat-looking son OF Leonatus and Effle @.
| Tea Tray, who was q sure thing on paper.
for the Turf Handicap was withdrawn. and the
talent plunged on Carroll and Now or Never.
while Walcott 4 Campbell put quite heavy
commission on their own colt, SNOWFALL Lit
tlefeld kept Carroll In the ruck until q quarter
Of mile from home. and then cutting loose.
won as he pleased by tour lengths from Snow
ball. who beat Virgie easily for second money.
1t wasn't st. Luke's day, and Now or Never was
anchored by his 1870 pounds.
Tannor was the medium for plunRe In the
openng race at seven funlonRs. but Arab
made the running from the start. and made 1t
him. the game little ysldins Whining y :
length from Tanner who bent , Chaos l,. head
tho tho post and .anfortunats George Taylor.' Who
rode the eelding. had his collar bone frac;;
Here Is Sss inc
but he has been very unfortunate. q late. no
:nss Of fsx ad ike
ses o
| secret. but Clayton will find himself before the
Ths isene tRs sa III that King
sS y54s il I'D, Sis
he pleased: with Kingmaker second.
good thing was uncovered in the fourth
as 9'g11
DHy r Sot L%dws By Da,eS
s Started beore But sced Tx an od horse
and outclassine his fold greatly. won in a
cause e Messrs Df psy and and gideon losing
sssn dS S aho rhs y5ps nSa Aoa
SSsn sssksa yoT Bsys s0
brown brown or orr almost black. and the SuSarban N
winner breezed 9 Quarter in "a seconds. the
had John Dalys colors on at the time. When
get aboard that tho booEmakets were sus-
picious and cut the odds RAPIDLY. finally laying
'S n" o
Mr.. DAILY thought the price at the track would
lie equally good.
great betting event and furnished an excel;
lent race: Cynosure aud OcyIete were backed
against eihers S9 sG raced p ea
soSs in the sna 1 odE I've
caught rappinG BY Mideiey on Willie L.. who
To s the was s oo an s shs1 hs az
! three-year-old winning very credtable race
o.s s4d rrha Ss sns Ina
| isLed last, Stevenson pulling up Oh the turn.
THE FIRST RACE.
the LEAD a. tie drop Of the %
tenianti. shoWeI the Way up tSe sacIst ne
and around the turn. Then Chaos took Ken
Srs sDS aRE nfa sns@sd vine pe
ming by three quarters OF a length from Tan.
ner. who beat Chaos short head, for second
rider. George Taylor. sustaining fracture Of
the collar bone.
. 81 wSs aG sasn 'sr 81 .Hss r oa eSs
stakes the winner TO- no sod for $3.50 seven turlongh
o" is Iti.S S.aS ~ p.n.eaFoosh-He.t.u
k.n~0Od and raxa T,a also rs se,,
5ns"f' q s'r" sSu.. ' paid
THE PARTRIDGE STAKES.
There was long and tedious DELAY at tho
ssH %SSa Mr f dS Ct
Ws MAi Lester and sn sr
drew away In the homestrech and won as he
Fe s s Madsas sadds
skirts. Lester was fourth.
sta' fSs ~ 10 !; .nd s.ea
ja'Ra sha:qae.'.sso ~ .s Sn los Gov
p Dwyer Som. b. Marid rs iSmm.i
Lester Actor King Mac. Arnica Aicina colt, Mascot
and San Salvador also ran
| Time 1;l6l.H.
Betng-A Rainst Lester to 81 ARA, Is to 3; ArnicA
7t0l; AlcnS colt 3 10 kex and king Mac, coupled,
~ 10 Actor, Is 10 l. Madrid AMI Mascot 10 to
San salvador 20 toll Mutua pad So2 20 81, $los III
| THE THIRD RACE.
Lizzie made the, running. with Cassius and
kingmaker lapped two lsnRlhs away. until the
| Lizzie we're both in trouble. and Cassius had
no difIiculty in winning by four lengths. King
maker beat Lizzie u length for second place.
| A handicap sweepstakes Of $50 each. with 5000
| added OF which sI,U to second; one mile and v fur
| long,
| WaIcott 4 CAmpbelis h, Cassius5, by Longfellow-
southern hele, luS (stevenhonl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l
| Mr.. Follingsbcos Gr. 9. kingmaker 4 luJ wv. Midr
| Time So
Bettng-A against Ca.su. to $: KinsmakeL Is to 10;
Lizzie, ~ TO Mutuals paid si3 10 II, ~ ~, 10.
| THE FOURTH RACE.
To n good start. St. Pancras. Take Back,