The sun., 1891-07-12
MLEWEEFIRST.AN AND SECOND.

MLEWEEElkSl AND SECUND.
RSY DEL REr AND SAN JUAN JANI
.. TIE. HACKEysACk HAyDICsP.
Usrsrtsnateiy for hsr. McI.e~ee, and th'
Backers or Reg del Rey. no Dee,aratio,
Was Made, ana 81. Juan Mad to bs
Pulled In Order TO I.ct the hay Colt SvSr
-Dogeett Acknowledged That &c Fuiies
San Juan sud All Bets Were Declares
/, OE-Mr. McLowee Stood 20 WIN $50
eOO--A Farther Investigation to.be Made
Riley winsthe Shrewsbury Handicap
ssd Fremont the Juiy stakes. 49,
The racing at Morris Park yesterday was
decidedly sensational. the McLewee stable
rupning nist and second in tho Hackensack
Hsndicapfor thror- year .olds with Rey del Rey
and San Juan. while Riley won tho Shrewsbury
Handicap and Fremont captured tho July
Stakes for two-year-oids. The attendance
wns very large. the weather perfect, and the
track fast
Tho Hackensnck Handicap came fourth on
the card and the McLewee Stable started Rey
del Rey and San Juan. No declaration was
made. and tho public supposed that both
horses would be ridden out according to tho
rule governing such races whom no dec-
laration is made. Tho colts sold pretty
evenly in the bottinR but the stable
money went on Rey del Rey. Mr.. McLewee
putting 5000 on a. 4 to /. Those who saw
fan Juan's race with Eon and Riley for the
Long Branch Handicap backed San Juan.
Doggett rode San Juan, and Isaac Murphy had
the mount on ltey del Hey. Fairy was
warm favorits. carrying thousands Of
the track. After Correction had made
the pace for thres. quarters OF mile. Murphy
took Rey del Rey 10 tho 'front.' and soon had all
but his stable companion. San Juan. soundly
beaten. Opposite the lower end Of the grand
stand DoVgett let San Juan. who was full OF
running. take second place. and whom the pair
began tho last furlong San Juan was plainly
too much for Rey del liey. They were on even
terms and San Junn had an abundance OF
spsed. DoRRett appeared anxious to come on
and win. butMurpty spoke to him aud tho boy
took San Juan back trile. It was only for
moment though ss San Juan. full OF running.
again passed Rey del Rey getting his neck in
front hundred yards from tho wire. Once
more Murphy spoke to DoRcett and this time
the pull on San Juan WAS maintained until
Roy dol Roy had passed tho post head before
his, speedier companion. Adventursr was
third. and Castalia very close fourth.
Two thousand persons at once surrounded
the stewards box. those who had bot on San
Juan being unusually clamorous. Tho rules
OF racing state positively that whore no
deolA, alton is made horses IN the same in
declaration was made. and San Juan was pulled
q order g let Rey dol Rsy Etn. These are
s''n On ahelr men minds alter % ,hs Kus.el, ferri.
10 dssare shs
had been bet on Terriher. who was pounds the
order & rSh thss Russell might win E.causs alden
had declared with bin. Mr.; Jorn A. Morris
s s hs s hs and ii Ss
ursiIy those who Pet On TerrlIlsr wore dis
TSen the New YORK So goctey E tH SIuo officials had
q cory OF this particular rule sent to every
tsry's once. MI. MoLewee said after tho race
n @ he H.Ss S a: s q
Bulgaria, and that he, did not know that he
dsoSre rds his
had Invested in San Juan change their Tickets.
as ss iE lin
tiens. He said that he was told TO let Reydel
s
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lll,hsts were declared of! - = .,-'
There was a great hurrah from those who
as R.y
San Juan Tor place. or Adventuree,r one two.
declaring bets OF was the proper, thing
S sSo d. Ssd Ssrd Bss A Bet. S S:.n
permitted 10 stand It " ould have fsen hard on
hs hundfsds vic played ssh ,. suan and saw
I'D it that beth should have
snovn how u good both were, 4 great Great many many
. ersons tore un their tickets when tho
ssss sS hs s4d 9Sr asS
made rich bauls by Matching mutilateG tick ct.
So 5000 on Fslfy. ana % Se told harry Of friends ri n
hat 1t was the only bet he had cashed on the |
The result oi, this race. must hasten. the |
Board oi control n thoir adoption of the Wesl- !.
rn rule s1%hnsiiTTT ahs TSis 1 GG1ok%aSsr woa to ny
!antroi ont i are soias 70 nuke further inses.igS:
lon into the race at special meeting called !
Riley won the. Shrewsbury Handicap very ,
anne on from Chicago; saX him 90 Il Il was
yemuth was played very heavily to beat Riiev
he stable commission being $5.OtQ. hot MUIR
.hy had waiting .ders, and In order to carry
hem out be had to choke the COLT tn death In
he first mile and q furlong Riley was rating |
long in front in tho mean time. and when
furrhy wenrto catch him he could not get up.
nd. Riley Won With McLauRhlin looking over
is shoulder. Racsland was u fnir third.
Fremont won the July stakes altsTa lively
rush with the Patrimony colt and Airplant
he patrimony colt. ns usual showed q great
urst Of speed at the finish. md was catching
be others at the end. 'Coxswain was heavily
Imported. by the Burridge brothers and tneir
rienns. but he died away 10 nothing at the end
nd they We're mainly res sponsibie for 9 JeIayoi
alf an hour ut the post. Whom the Gag went
rack and fpally collided with tho fence.
brewing. Jockey DoRgstt who fortunately
Judge Morrow was favorIte for the opening
ace. and he won cleveIly, despite his impost
127 pounds Bermuda WAS second and the
utsider. BSxnsey. third -
sd Nomad fSr iayorits. The BIG Californian
crgen: Crochet was third.