The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-13
LUDWIG'S BIG SURPRISE.
Mr.. JOHN DALY's BROwN COLT WINS
THE GREAT EASTERN HANDICAP.


and the track in splendid condition. Surprises
wero numerous. John Days Ludwig winning
tho Great Eastern Handicap for two-year- olds
the chief prize OF tho day. with odds OF 20. 80.
and avon SO TO against him. The other stake
feature was the Mnynower Handicap at one
mile and three furlouGs. which was won by
Longford. the extreme outsider In the betting.
LoaRstreets brother easily vanauishing Pes
sara. Strathmeath, and Come 10 Taw when
the final issue came.
The fall meeting Of the Coney Island Jockey
Club will not DO frauRht with tender memories
for followers OF tho turf.
There has been some wonderfully strange
riding and some horses have performed in the
most incon sistent fashion. Horses have been
started in races whom they should have been
In the hands OF q veterinarian. and this charm.
Ing combination has wrought wreck and ruin
With the pocketbooks Of the men who pay to
keep the game going
The Great Eastern Handicap was the fourth
event on the programme. aud Mr. Caldwell
found twenty-three starters on his hands
when e. he arrived st the post. The public cl1,nE
TOP sssh. .n Mr. toshsi! I Keene s Trio. Aonso:
choices; Promsnade. Dseou st.I land The Waicott
Campbell pair Osr!s aud Actor. were 1.-THE ths
s.d
S.sh T. LHmpiiehtsr, curtdu and Leon"-
Fiorisn. me Aie!na colt. Lsmpiis6tsr. aud
siF; nifty MILF s.' whois Sr sas nsa
saa anu moro h..d whom SsS
on aEs sSa S.1 Asaa s se
streinipg for the lead with the others at their
heels: Hamilton drew his whlp on Lamplighs5-
d to Is.ye tho esssfs; ~, y fieTis99
the ssn route ass N" fadrs
pssdy fer and soon a Mr. John ,bn
ones. but Ludwig always held tue black beauty
safe and won BY good Gnen length pngopst
bis neck. came. With great rush In
r. ,as aS h9na,sd vSS.r & n
The ei.conapeline stable Of Johnny ,Hylend.
who has landed tho great two.yesr.old prizes
%n 1ni the he st oecnson oo but S 10
get place In the Sea and Sound stakes u few
as saS So9 ] Ts NTH Son ss
10 ran 80 poorly n that race that they gave
.rdas n NJ aiieon bet $780, one TWO three
but Mr.. Day was more daring and risked
son Of Darebin and Bavaria. dark bay In color.
d s"s roqsh % ne
Dag. net ran asurprisngly good race and kert
w bis reputation. he has rs, been , placed sve5y
The public went wild TO back strathmeath
other candidate, being at long odds. There
Was 10 pace in tho early par: OF the race. and
SstSssa and
Psssara cut loose seven furionRs from b mo.
sna tn
SSsT ,lssS fsI. siS %Ss snx
soSd ID a., M .. 81; oai"ion nssSy
tackled him opposite the betting ring. Fred
went TO work with whlp and spur, but Long
Ia. ~ sf
money AndTeT " Th n', won $500 On
sod .vS 81 II. xton mes
ing; surprising that the colt was as good as
tIeiess. and bis legs are improving every day.
Ocy pete won the oIrppin9 dash a seven iur-
tic b: Gertie b. was buck jumping all the way
up tho backstretch. hu! Bergen. as usual.
Tss sbad A e. MorS at tn he s
time she runs. haywood and Sir George
showsd considerable sp.sd: ,..
The liRht-weighted kildeer. owned by Mr..
Worth second ana English Lady close third.
sns s sey n hS,s Ts
b oks. Bookmnker Bullard and H. c. Ditmus
up. had no more speed than an ordinary SELL
toantaka and Eclipse carried the bulk Of the
F f course. and they anished il, the order
iG" at the end Of tho nv0 '0flons' was close
was the iinal event OF tho dav. tho concluding
~ sysnns Az Gq sd,S ss,! vas strong
is i being second in both heats II
took Benedictlne's best efforts to defeat leo
berg for second place In the last heat.
THE FIRST RACE.
Sir George. Snlvini. Gertie D.. and Queen Of
he AS sir George ana AZ MsSywood CIV: on, shs
rush and pas.e Fulsi er's coli. Ocypete win
bb eas Gs aGH' 5ai Ss y .nsih ' '"'0' VINO
tot sss.: -; s!d; sp~.rdsh: winner to 5. sold
t.ss S. s5 f.; b, Dat. of Aon.ro'.-
tms's. .L,. T.
trump: and i.;~os H.. :.S ~ N V
Betting TIVE to sEanst oeypst:, TO each Gsrtis
Sir George. ~ TO Queen Of lrunps. ~ 10 Haywood
NutcAIs paid $40 eO, ST.. -, e46.3
THE SECOND RACE.
Kildeer. English Lady. and Worth were In
front when the flag fell Lambley lot Kildeer
race along In front under an easy pull. aud
Mr.. orillard'. f!y winning cleverly BY q
length and n half from Worth. who beat Eng
hs S any as ss su fns @ In
Ahsndicap awsepktakes for winners At the meet
ing SO each. with sl.Un addsh OF which $3.50 TO
second o. 10 third; mile ana furlonE.
Kancocxs stables br. t. Kildssr. Il Nv Dareb,n-Lou
WAicott CAupbsll's oh. G. Worth los (TArAD....
T. A. buck SONS ch T. English Lady, T. " a. Gov
Virvis. Russell woodeuttsr senorits abb Can eau,
Frontsnac, and Foxford $50 ran.
lime, lot
Betting Against SenOrttA- ~ tn u Russell, to
Froutenac, +to /; WORTH TO Abb q to Kideer 10
to wOoicutte 10 to virgis u 10 foxford, ~ 10
l. Nutuais paid 49, rs. S2SA, Si71n
THE MAYFLowER HANDICAP.
Como to TaW was fiji st AWAY to n good start