The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-27
HAMILTON'S BAD RIDING.
IT lost THE SECOND SPECIAL FOR
KINGSTON At GRAvEsEyD.

| s'S Ooaiicu thc wy Noi6hS W III tie
Holly Handicap at Gravesend yesterday aftor.
| noon. The pool-room agents had to depend
upon the signal codes. rs Pinkerton and his
men kept o sharp lookout for silk hats with
telegraph instruments In them.
Tho Second Special was most unsatisfac
tory raco Kingston was favorite. and Michae
F. Dryer mado ono OF his characteristic
plunges on tho brown horse. who looked or
paper the surest OF winners. rs he had only
Judge Morrow. Montana. and petor tc
bent at even weights. Mr.. Dwyer's
commission was very heavy. probably
moro than $4,000. and when tho horses
went to tho post Kingston was strong favorite
at odds on Montana was making his FIRST ap.
pearance in some time. and he was MS usual
touted from paddock to betting ring. and
shared the honors Of second favoritism with
Judge Morrow. who was In tho pink Of con-
dtion. Peter was neglected. When the nag fell
Covngton rushed Judge Morrow to the front,
and almost before the others could realize what
tactics would be pursued by one OF the best
judges OF pace In tho country tho young
Kansan had a lead Of half a dozen lengths.
WITH Green Morriss handsome four-year-
olds. Montana and Potter. side by side. and
Kingston trailing. In the run up. the back:
5adss took and pah
the GAP At the old Club G% house. however Nor.
s nsss Ss sps % sc w tan
Hamilton lad Just awak sned. Morrow turned
Kin sss ssSs saK snsce
most brilliant fashion. Hamilton permitting
s his sFGS atehess speed to ru Ha was s homs
and a hundred yards from the wire he seemsd
tho wS ssnx
ting still on tho favorite. Judge Morrow all.
ssw s,, Icy every impulse Use, & his ndeT and
Hamilton iumhled WITH his rEsins. and ehaneed
lengths and a half away came Peter. Who beat
MfPss1 S.sss hsnd yes please amoze
UP Ave Or six lengths in furlons. in which
sesends How fast s must nef Kinsston e Save COW
cred that distance when he closed such gap
sd 0S his Ss nd
nost ; ;oy d9 a sx0Gsar9lSs went to the
Curt Gum ruling, favorite. with Capt; s. s.
1 Huron and 81 Forien reesiynF more support
s5f''ss ssss 'As 81 she es!s
IN the first hight Fred Lee cut out the ' runs
nm Ming at merry merry clip and showed the way W
and a half in front OF !Coxswain and .Charade.
Curt Gum beading the ruck,, In the home
from home the game Western colt had the
re fSee so Ct MS merry Wsms turning in
between Fred Lee tossSaln. Gh r rad p and
Lamplighter. the ast-named showing great
gallored home Winner To6 By two lengths from
lasted long. enough, to beat Charade a
e q game. good colt. and would command
n" tEye act ae he IS by on
ondaga. They all say that tho Onondagas will
ft sBsy dam
twenty pounds, Of his true form. He has BEEN
more. Huron has lost his speed ''A "''
RS.s H. a T ssmoss saJ IT, dsss{Ss tS
time. Tormentor, ridden BY Tarsl. was, third.
ported for the handicap at mile and a fur
long. The result vas another surprise to the
bns Tie Donsd. hat sns N RI 5 with s
meath defeating senorita very cieverIy i9r
rd sd smms
vered at the end.
his
ing. He won. but at one time the hearts 81 his
Being G w
club bofns hef II
ss% Brysnss seidins Pan Handle It ear c|as
i dangerous at one time but third was
Mclane. on the strength OF her second to
Willie 1. few days ago. was installed favor
9s "s ss at m Second and s
GuaHess q !, length: sslyini s ca%s VIII rush
neck for SECOND money Melanie and Miss
Belle made all the running Old Long knight
Algernon hut no was badly beaten. ' W
The summaries OF the race follow:
THE FIRST RACE
sweepst.ke. Of 800 each for horses tina: have run
:sss III:
"; a"rs.. s. : 1..r.a.l g. ID iA,,l.tsia,
CaS f:ssn k.psanna kiovs Wyando
Es:. .s. r:,:,.,.s m
S,sasI hs.. sais 81 ri
THE SECOND RACE
% q .:e 81 :: a
, s'fa %1i % m si'ss by Eou.r,,u.
.:. :S. $S..,
B.t.inr-As.ins, strssnn.ass' Y, to 3: senor,. to
!: Nnsterlode to santa Anna 10 !; Russell and
Kileer 10 to Lizzie. IL to l. Mutuals paid S62 SO
So, 60. Slo.v3.
THE THIRD RACE.
ss s?2ssa' S. s' %si st' :a5
tirfa a tust II da l'n"ss; s. onond.r
=. e. Mcims.e'sS 6. Fred Lee, los ,Dore.t,,,
fiorinn. candenbra Necromsncy colt and RsN also ran
:, Bsttng,Ee y 70 against Ggrt Gum to Lamp
and Fred Lee. i2to Reg, IS to kseroms ncy colt.
swain aStuAs paid si7 60 sIi as. $3.50. Anu 'oA'
THE FOURTH RACE.
Tho second SPECIAL for three year olds and upward
500 each half forfeit. with $500 added Of which
$500 second and $500 to third milo and fur.
q. 3. Aorris's b. {. Judge Morrow, t. BY vagabond-
Moonlight. 1872 lCoyington)
r. Dryers br, b. Kingston, aged, 1922 Hamilton
g, NeLswee's Oh c. Peter liz Murphy.
Montana also ran.
Time. :b6k
Bstting-rve to on Kingdom TO Judge Morrow
md Nontsna. 10 to rstsr Nutuss paid S2S.26 $40