The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
POTOMAC AGAIN IN The VAN.
TIL, BIG COLT WINS THE BARNEGA T
STAKES At JEROME

Young when Their Turf Career -
Faded for S3O,OOO-Mr. withcrs's Trili
FHly Captures the Colleen Stakes
| Chcsnpcnke's Splendid Race-Esquimnu
Lands the Eibcron - Long Dance and
Julio victorIous-To.day's Programme.
largo crowd saw some very enjoyable rae.
Ing at jerome Park yesterday. Potomac win
ming the Barnegut stakes for thrce-ycar,olds.
at one milo and II half. and Mr.. Wthcrs's I'm.
named lllly, by Mortcmer, out OF Till. captur-
ing the Colleen Stakes for wo-ycar-old ilies.
The weather was very warm in the city, and
n.ne out Of every ten persons thought that
Jerome would be u secthing caldron. Thoy
were agreeably surpris ed,as cool breeze blew
through tho stand and mnde lie worth living.
Reckon and PalGcnu were Totomac's orpo-
ncnts in the Barncgat stakes. Westchestcr and
Montana being withdrawn in tho interest of
their stable companions. The fact that Mon
taaa was scratched ami NGllenn started in the
DAILY interest set many people thinking. and
thousands OF dollars wero placed on Hydcr
! Ais handsome daughter to beat reckon
hcariy all tho speculation Icing confined to
| them, as Potomac was q prohib!tivo iavortc.
Reckon was conceding pslnena ten pounds
but tho DWly nlly was high in flesh, and Reckon
beat her handily. In fact, tho Morris iily
made Hamilton ride Potomac for q hundred
|
Mr.. Milton Young of the McGrathiana Stud
was greatly impressed with Potomac. and.
recognizing his worth Us well as that OF his
| stable coEtanion. the mighty longstreet.
| purchased the pair from Mr. Michael T. Dwyer
for $4,000. tho horses to be delivered after
they IRE through their racing career. Mr..
| Young made ton strike in securing these
horses Tor his Kentucky stud. Both are royalty
Dged and should prove successful siros.
There were large number OF scratches In
the Colleen Stakes. C.oche, being among those
| withdrawn. MIR. WitLcrss other entry, the
beautiful lilly BY tho dead More mer out OF
| Tril was favorite ut odds o.. and she won
| quite handily IizZetta aud Mascot made q
| pretty finish for second place, the two finishing
heads apart in the order named Du.gett rodo
a splendid race On hc favoritc, who wanted to
run out a. the club house blun Instead OF
clubbing his whip us many riders would have
done under the circumstances. this clever
rider tapped the lilly gently nall IL dozen times
IN the sldo OF the nea ana gave her 9 mnIe n
| went on and won tue rucs
| thesnpeake won the o. ehing event at three,
winning in llG. one OF the Very best races ever
run over the course. lie not only won. bus
came i.om behind and fought yaI.antly W til
much courage US nnybodys horse. Murphy
rode him. aud thai means thai he was well
! handled. Correction was thu iavorte. but
| fourth was the best she could do Soho SCOUT
Ing III I'd place.
| Long Dance was favorte for tho handicap at
n mile and sixteenth. und everybody had
bot ON him. iickn cker AMI Mestrhester were
the front al once, and. Mahing all tho running
| won without urging iicknickcr bea,inE v est
nostef snort fna l nor w second e Bses 0s
| seems to f'r as SOUND Us the others
Tho se nr r"ss !o E, n Ma mr
| had strong support. AT the end Julio. Arnold.
ana DR.. Wilcox were heads apar, in the order
J llr tnn "a I,n,E IN NpI
Ms lie STOPPED riding when turning into the
hcmes,rstch, at which point he apparrnty had
opposite the stand. and, riding hard TO The
wire, nailed the lrouhad Jour colt on the post.
| DIR. Wilcox Was the best horse III the ruco. rs
he was last 10 enter the humestretch.
-. Ihs last race ;. was f%r blood; EsI,!lmau Ad-
irince We're All aje!Ici air lsht.. Esqnimau
WIS tIvorite. and sr!t mildly ridden by NC
l.aughlin. who lost no ground on the turns.
| tho old hose beat silver Iliico u neck. Adj
Ienturer was third. only neck away, with
Moodcu!ter AZ his threat la,ch. silver irinco
aud place; and US the ia'oliie won the ring
| The Boald OF Control meets to-day ut Jerome
| Park. when the bergen case WI! be heard.
| There Is other important business beiore the
| Board. and tho meeting vii! be IL lively one.
| THE FIRST RACE.
After Ave minutes delay at the Iost Ora
geusc. Correction. and soho got away in tho
vau TO ru even start. OInSeuse and Correction
Where Graseuss drew out followed iy thes,s-
| peake and soho. Murphy rode u splendid race
Totomac II winner by II meek Uiageuse Leaf
| Soho q length and a halt tor second money.
ref haesr to- an Is o Iss
A.. Joyn.rs en- x, chr,apsasc. L. by ST. Blase-Sus-
anetA!na so g. Mmrrii,
H. Il N sns CO. o H1aseIS IT, 4
Correction AMI Kheingoli also ram
Re,tins-Even money CORRECTION. to : asans. Ches;
to i. MutuaIs luii .il.U5 500 So
| THE COLLEEN STAKES.
| Lize.ta tho Trill llly. and Algoma were first
elu . iouss. Hogsett having al ne could do 10
keep tho Trill MY from ,HnninE out; Wien
had lMe! the f" Tr ii lily lily at her s"Gde grill. At the
head OF the homestre,ch the Trii! lilly drew
away away ana Won VIII e sipSiEG nn ny
| for second money,
Ts 1Gs' s: .fs s ws O." s.stn i :s' 10
ta ,ss ' t y %s 1903 dog
W.; spsr:s fitxe:s il? Wtlsi,
t.. Ils'ma, fieaIe,'e ciocus also ran.
B.,ng-rtvs to on Iril iliy 1i11rua ito |; Mas
si5s to @''0An to l. AD"4'' paid 81 81 S''''
THE DARNEaAT STAKES.
Reckon went away sailing when tho flag fell
nsnts 10. omac and I'aliienu following in Indar
once into the fast turn, Potomac and lnl-
! iona both started Tor the ilying Eeckon.
| Mr.. Days MY was soon In trouble. but rc-
toinac gradually ovelhauled the loader. and u
| furlOnE from home was on tNaFtly even terms
with her Neckon hung on with astonishing
! GGncness when challenged. and Hamilton had
| 10 shake Potomac, UP n BIT In orler 10 win byN
! length. Inliienn wa an Indifferent third. Gov
! ing Oh pulling IN in the hoinestietch.
The EGrUcyat stakes for three year ODDS at s-O each
with 81 5Oi added Of which $50 10 second and slJU 10
| thlru; mic and half
NJ 4. DHSer's oh. q. Potomac, by st Plaise-Saslue-
| l
J. a, a. II MorEss ch. T. Eeckon III nitteield)..
Marcus Days b. T. PaittnA luI "A. tOvinstOnJ.....
| Time. Al
| Bcttng-Fivc to on Potomac, ! to against Reckon
| +to fallena Mutnuis paid $3.50, $3.50. SJ-J.
| THE FOURTH RACE.
Long Dance. who car led thousands Of dol
| lars. nover gave MS buckers u moments anx-
iety. ls Clayton took him to tho front, made all
| the run Gg. and won hanGly bv two lengths
| In II driving finish Tor second plack pIcknicker
| beat " estchesler II head.
free handicap sweet stakes OF $50 zach. with 81 900
added OF which 81 ~ 10 and SIUJ tLirl, mile
| aud "A sixteenth.