The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-29
.PORTCHESTER'S SEABREEZE
TIE DIVER THREE YEAR OLD AN
EASY VICTOR AT oRAvESEND.

EASY VICTOR AT GRAVESEND.
He had Nothing TO Heat. and Won In n Com.
mon Canter - Homer vanquishes Judge
Morrow and Pessnra, and Terrfner Gal
Tops Away from Bcrmudn-A Race for 81.
Caroius-Dixic Downs Civil Service and
Lands Long Odds TOR Her Backers-Oid
bones In tho van-Mr. LoriliarA Pays
$4,000 for Dainty La Tosca.
The attendance at Gravesend yesterday
afternoon must have been gratifying to tho
Brooklyn Jockey Club management about
$500 persons witnessing six races. including
tho Seabreeze Stakes for three ycar-olds. at
one mile and sixteenth Tho Jockey Club
has been blessed with superb weather over
since the opening day. and when ON Wednes-
day night the most successful meeting Of the
clubs history will be at an end. there should
BIO large balance on the right side. The old
fight with tho city pool rooms was continued
yesterday. tho followers Of De Lacy securing
the information as best they could. Tho
men on the telegraph poles waved their many
colored flags incessantly. and appeared 10 get
the winner Of each race In good shape through
the medium Of the signal code.
Porchester was naturally favorite with the
public for the Seabreexe stakos. as he out
cluSbeu nlb uelu kTehly. QUIZ tne AhhelunQ
pair. Willie L and John Cavanagh. had ad-
mirers. and Luela B. was played by select
contingent to overthrow the entire party. John
Cavanagh went away at great clip. and. with
Lepanto In second place. showed the way to
the turn for home. where Days colt had enough
and dropped back beaten. Willie l.. took SEQ
ond place turning into the homeshetch. and
for moment 1t looked as though Lakeland's
entry would run first and second Once
squared away for home. however. Simms sent
Portchester along, and tho Dwyer colt drew
est Of winners. two lengths before Virgie. Who
rs usual. came with rush In the final furlong
ond p hs In TahS s"xn for Ksms
ness us we'll as speed in some Of his previous
races. cut it yesterday when the critical tsstt
for seven furlongs. was fourth. and will do to
play again.
Bermuda was favorits at odds on, for the
opening dash at one and one-sixtssnth miles,
Erred Taral hayng the mount; The colt got
sWGy 6aay and in rskst the
Terrisr Who was in front from the faiI 81 tie
hamestrsteh and i passing Mabel Glenn in the
final hundred yards, secured second money.
tho handicap at, a mile and a quarter at tho
opening of the betting. but so much money
%sn 6 easa a as the %h the NS4 sn sd
Cion at the post Homer spoiled. all calcutta
pns BY w very rapidly n the hsms.
q few followers but he wasn't dangerous I'm in
The ei thld race q or maiden at
III. t DIVER soit $. caEefSs closing fayeFIts
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biz i,eld Of fast sprinters vent to tho post
for the nth race at five furlon1s with CIVIL
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as warm as anybody horse cares to race over
Racolnnd was a great fnvorite at odds on for
the final event at mile and waiting on the
@oney Sending tia Bones aone in ths
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The summaries Of the races follow:
THE FIRST RACE
Asweepstakss Of $40 EACH for and up.
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third: one mile and sixteenth.
III di,;sss r O. rsrrher g. by Aarm-Bon
b. Meclsnsn sT.t b. e. Bssrmud. g. Iis ar.
Kitty T., Nit Young. Tniis Blackburn India RUBBER
The Sheriff. 'na'LAay r rn'sf i'4s ~ ran
si;%s9 :e!:.. 5ss
s sS55. 100 to The Sheriff. A0'oA'' paid '24s' $780,
THE SECOND RACE.
handicap sweepstakes Of $40 each or Is II de-
clared with 81 added which 5000 second and
500 TO third six declared: one mile and quarter:
l. Esmsd Ie4 r G. Homer by shannon-sauis
vslse.s ds%pbs!,s s. fe...r. ., f. sTarsD::.
q. b. Morrss b. Judge Morrow. =. lib (Oovington).
L0nsf0r' and b. JOIN T,m also 5 5spsai
BettingIst to against Judge Morrov. TO- Long.
l Masaas ssS % TO st. john
THE THIRD RACE.
Asveepstake: Of $40 each for maiden tvo-yesr.olds
with 81 600 added Of which 500 second and 500 to
ri bwyers Cd. G. st. CArolus BY St. Blaiss-oarfnA
ForSs.s es e. dam Brit1 los iaeDon.idj
wood Canvass Faux Tas cot, Clnty c. Padre Pan.
way Fassott. onsger GIFT oolt) and AabslR Ponsroy
also ran.
Betttnf.Iyo 70 ono aGainst r. Cafolus and RIO
t3so Vernon tsSS p; sos BsIOrisSan ana .onssst
Mabel r. Pomeroy. hutuals paid Sl71a elO.25. $40
THE FOURTH RACE.
The seahree1e Stake. for threeJ year oldA $50 each
e5ft with 81 26o added Of which 500 to second and