The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-10
PICKpOCKET GOT THE MONEY
CAPT. SAM BRowN's COLT WINS THE
LADDLE STAKES.

CAPT BAN BROWNS COLT VINE 7HE
LADDLE srAEks
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sss rerfses weather ut Jere.e Park =
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wins st I.ast-Mr. wNssrs vssy Aaery
--LsrA Marry wi.s Aeas.-A Rsttii,s
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Is.-rsspss n Yrer<-Fetsr weSer HiSs
~ Miss pslie ssA Te.pse.
R.csgoers had another delightful day Of
autumn weather yesterday. and as q oonsS-
Quence Jerome Park had . largo throne Of on .
thusiastio followers Of the sport Of kings Tho
stake feature Of the day was the LAdde for
two year-olds. which Was won BY Capt. Sam
Browns Ptckpocket after bruisins finish
with Ioxhan Kssns's Candelsbrs. Tsral clearly
outriding Nsrvaex In the homestretch.
niAkpocket was the favorits for tho race in
rsesyfon. but Rex. Candeiabrs. and Mr.. With
ars's Nenromnncy colt had followers too. and
tho race was quito q betting event Aftor some
diminishing at the post . npe start was
secured. with Wah Jim. Rex. and Con.
delsbra prominent. Wah Jim made tho
running. pulling Barnes almost out Of tho
saddle at every stride. When passing the
club house Pick peck at and Coxswain appeared
to be out Of the race. a. they were last and
fully ten lengths behind the leaders. but Taral
made an admirable ride for tho turn. and saved
Z great deal Of ground. Around tho upper
turn wah Jim mainta ined his advantage. Can
delAbra and Lavish heading the ruck. In
tha homestrctch Wah Jim quickly stopped.
and CAndeabrn took tho lead. Taral.
who had gradually worked Pickpocket
through from the ruck. now made n
mastery effort. and bringing the Pittsburgh
owned colt W on the outside. quickly passed
Wah Jim and Lavish. and fifty yards from
homo challenged Candelabra. II was Tarnl
against Narvnez. and Tarnl won. landing
Pickpocket winner by neck Lavish was q
fair third. Tho winner il a rather good looking
son OF Spcndthrift and Piccadilly. and IL there
fore q brother to Sir George and other fair
performers. Wah Jim has a great turn OF
speed. but he CAR atop as quick az any horse
In training when rinched The winner. on tho
contrary. ncts like a dead game youngster.
Lord barry was the choice for tho opening
event. with IoAs II. second In demand. and Cir
George tho most fancicd Of the others. Public
form wns vindicated as Lord Harry won
cieyerly after making al the running. Rosa II.
bent Sir George for the place. but Pulsifer's
colt might have heen second but for being
tnterfercd with at the start by Flavilla. Lord
Harry is rafting good little performer. and.
sa about SEA- sp1nter r. Ssce
win ana danced around thc paddock at . great .t
rate Lord Harry is quite card for his sire,
than hs M been sorded Ssi him. '"A''e THO '''a
Jumps q weight to ali q his opponents = the
Fslow "" apS Al Being lie I %est iansed q
maker PessaTs sAb and esrro y n H'9 e6e
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.eSdly lost hsE the race, As che had more speed
at down I'VE snd rode out With Whip and spa
Beat SS Cook
against eract:%an. but s the judges S refused
The. the n sssssse Nd sS p the
ham Withers. owner OF Orageuse, one
of the most conservative OF men,. and who
soara S tSe Nes YeR2Rf 5ostsS
cl1b: and asked them to oyerrnls the deesiSn
Bard tRat thsy %oud
uphold the Judges in their ,offlcial capacity.
W hss bsss a@yye RITZ that
asd s1 FdSea %Sa q xP
syys ssn nad hs Hs ess sSs. Epa nd
rear and lost ground at every turn.
the I'm race gaze the nlHPhssrs shsrSs t"
XII. Bs kmkcrey and % Hoodiu uS" Eer nsn al
bsaTly backed at short prices. and they had
ss s sh ny at W s1S emf IEn ess
Yes.crday Miss BELLE peat Aoodium MIRA a
lnish", third. Taral rode Hoodlum well. but
ssnt s GssS II lnst r ri and
Weber started the ball rolling by bidding 900
rail a halt Until he had raised the ante to
81. 500, the daughter IL Prince Charlie being
bought IN by her owucr for Sl.505.
The Inst rnoe Of the day was selling event
At SIX furlongs for two-year- Odds. Hyacinth0.
pr. Wilcox. and Airplant were almost equal
favorites at the opening, but .Hyaclnthe car
itantinopie My o. p. B.. and HirpIant made
tho running tothe stretch. where Temple took
the lead. closley pressed by Knapsack and
and landed. The son 81, fremont wiRner
elnt t haii length ,or second money: Den
won with The HagRlp cast on When Temple
Was put up at auction he was BID Up TO 81, 6O5b by
Peter Weber. an advance Of 1908 over his en-
trance price. Copscientious DIR. Street, who
ran secoDd with Knspsack and who receives
one.half the overplus. offered tO give MT. Dwyer
the money back. Mr.. pwyer wouldn't have T.
he will get even with Weber In his own way.
Summaries OF the races follow:
THE SIRsr RACE
\ 4ysspstskes for three'ysar. oldl non winners Of
S5SO 70 second and 500 e third; ~ fnrionti
D II cAdigsn's b. c. Lord Harry. by PonsO-fun. III
Jssn,ngssb RIOS. H. liz .simn.,
aasSSo%a iisSiii. .nS S.yseod .i:o rsn
Bstiins-yiye TO 4 on LORD Barry. II TO 8 against
RSea H. TO Str 0sorRs as 70 HavtliA 30 TO Nut.