The sun., 1891-06-25
.1rDyraoTROW'S
r,rrt gr RIDDEN BY pLAUGHLIN IfE
DEFEATS FITzyAMEs

DEfEAiS NAAN'AS'
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nj. tshness Proves His Qun'ity by Win.
-: ITS Fourth Consecutive Mace
..,.r caldwell, sna jockey fere~n mt
.s,orr.c,,ou Wins nj Long Odds
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'P""'o ,v,- 49, 80
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'ammnny the Race on tho f"r.
i'm tho Ju, sun benming Its warmcst on
.city. It was not surpr sing that between
,,1 and 5000 persons went to Sheepshead
~ to SEQ tho races yesterday afternoon.
,scl by tho sea. and yesterday was no excep-
,ion to tho general rule. Ihere were no stake
s,tures on the card. but tho entries In many
AZ tho rucos weto SO numerous that exciting
VI suo - o..nrcd
sporl was a' -, ,,o ,.vvo. IN. ,o,-,h =.
h,ndicap at milo and furlong. in which
JImmy Mclaughlin rode Judge Morrow to
..as I eharactorizod his work four or Ave years
-. Ths Judge had 1873 pounds up, and was
sS.rooIed T0. By tho sh, ewdest men at tho track.
fitzjames aud Maidstone carving the bulk OF
,ho money. Fitziamcs looked q winner all
Sroueh, tho fonr-year-old up ON the outside
with a rush. and riding sallnnsly. won by a
scant length In the fast hmo OF l:ea 10. fitz.
James was second. and that vastly improved
three.year.old' rortshester. third.
twas very open betting contest. Eon having
tao position OF WI van.aso IN inc ring WIN .he
general rsrH nass po. Ri,ss
on ro.en'a ~. h,a nvver INC horss % No. % .hov,ns
and otheis' .uo o.s W.. u 81 ~
any great amount OF speed In MS recent races.
Correction lion a. Ton poor oo third sa Tarr woud
neck WIN .ou ~ ny @ .. "ouu .n
have won handiiy win eood ooy up. put the
sn'sn' sn', anu o''''''''' '"'A' ''' '''S' ''
nrrt Ts. ..,o,a ,ocs for .vo.ve.r.o,d. had
:satssn ;ssois at ODDS on athouHh h. Was
away lot 81 Texnt ny anS H s aosS ones
aen. MAIL ~ the most ami deiayed the atari
fsFf icr more S than twenty minutes: I5; SsIdwsli
ACROSS AZ .se he ishs HSmiton and Tars were
ne on.y Gnes n irant Wo sma M b"hnVed IN mannes
WneeedI, n.I,a ~ for The most stringent measnrcs
on The psr, Of tho starter and starting judge,
Always dt ,rHm na 1mS Iterean ant Ehir,ng His
Highn.ss around II n 'front.' 10 WREN there ws;ps ;S
the sorsss being thrty yards
hus ham seid and written about Sterte.
G.dTsl MId1 si' ana and Jockey % Bergen and the harsh
as 10 sse merits o pa preyoas TIE Sun
ono Of TIE 81: Shiet 0iendsrf ana tns stss,sF
ega npssd BerceH 70 do what was fair to insure an
even start but he might as we'll have talked to
aeraSen image , So m ss,na moesstt sss a sSarsd
iSs Ss a1 .sss ssss ~ and goshua ruea up
sSsS abs aeG xseS p'e' n0' '''
Bsiors Nj, Caldwell could get the field into
whom on tho sta starter g Halted. % A'u 'is'" ''''
seiT 70" tSs irst. sterer s Thsn Tho
iah,a. ssu snun1seera ne nnreS awav IN comnact
shsna ef.Iseen ana MI Saldwsi stennInS IN SetWeen
ne, fas ne,; nrsstip pwortas nn over the trorhs
betvasn Ca,d veil and Rereen. and there
Was q lot of talk about the suspension
az 1ss 10 Wbst
tSsIs 9sTs nH rsat 70 RaeHsn ,oa% Hna
ao%d Se ena tinder o than shs ,snana1e used unfsf
an.l, when Da,isncs, ceased 70 be virtue
"Weii, S II Don't" don't put % YOU ou on the ground
hoEe the devil VIM roast me" 49,,
fair His HiH6ness Was outnaced IN the oneno
trs1 ,narter Nv the irI,t weiohfa hmt IN The
mai nnartar hs abode over Ma onnonenis aud
oIsp; Bepeen's suspension for week will cause a
ihs xasr and vss onad tSat an y. wnSd UIve
poiurihsr ia Il iiies.bls a9d ihat ths biessn Between
Ths inctsv was rssnsatfr OIL vastarIav bmt VII
fniiv disobeiisnt Mr- Gideon sad yastarGnv
eyenino ,bat he wonid taIE n HerosH IiLs n
fathsr A' "oN'~ '"'A w De'S'n 'A'
Iha fourtb racs was a sailing Affair nj ona
mila and caused soma vepy sharn snacpistion
The winner turned up in Father Bill Days
Inree-year- old colt Lepanto. with the tiny
Lam1oleY Mp. Arao; the 1ayorlte. ran second;
stI1, sna 'Teie. tnotner catchweiRht. nntsned
taird; Ifi Long Dance and oiher good things
o9nid never get through the Held;
thras race a. heats Of seven rProngs had but
S1Ie. oSss =, Ban9uess cIass made him fHyorite at
Ee.r Eads on, on. ne ana hGmoler had neht iGr tne
second heat Rambler was beaten on the upper
sSa' sISsn' anu Cyhosure chased banquet home IN
siTm lime .
.,Come-to-Taw was pronounced fayortt6 for
the race on the grass course. but Tammany
end The Tear. I'd Ias hayin9 rare pbt fas