The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
GRAND PRIX'S FAST RACE.
Mn. sAxDYs TWO YEAR. OLD MAKEs A
NEW RECORD OYER JEROME PARK.

Msif Mile IN a. "a Seconds, the First
Quarter Up Hii - HosstsA Defeats
Pagan saA 0raseuss - Beeh wins ~
Heats OF six Fsrisnss - Haniiton's
Splendid Race = Helen Rose IN Easy
vistsr-nassauio wias the .Junp-0uu-
powder In Trainer Haesin's Room.
A crowd OF generous proportions saw six
races, including . steeplechaes and heats ct
ee.Quarters Of mile. At Jerome Park. the
feature Of the day being Grand Prixs fast race
at half mile the colt eclipsing all records for
that distance over the deep course. which Is
| uphill for quarter OF q mile.
Grand Prix Is \ twO-vear.old owned
bv W. H. Sands. Ho was very promising
Ms n yearllnc. but until Yesterday showed
nothing Ike his true form this year.
The Morris fllly Exotic was fnvorito for tho
race. md under Iittleneld's pilotnRe she
showed the why over tho hill. Then Grand
! Prix. with an amazing turn OF sreed, passed
her and won clevsrly. Time, 4SI seconds.
The winner Is BY Sir Modred out Of tho quar-
| ter-bred marc Premium. Piccnlili WIS third.
Mr.. Lorlllaid contemplated starting Fagot.
but Midget Inm5!cy. who wna to have ridden
tho brother t. Gramcrry. did not nut In IN ap-
pearance. and rs no o'hcr light boy could w.
! secui cd. the colt was scratched.
| IHS scCOuu cNeut. Nv lfUU yHTuS was con =
sidered by many to belong to Pagan. who was
installed warm favori,o. Orageuse wns Soc
ond choice chiefly because OF Eergen's having
tho mount but Michael F. Dwyer sent COM
mission into the ring on his own colt. Houston.
| who sold third choice with Lambler in the sad
| die. MIR. Lorillaid wanted Lambley to ride
Pagan. but tho boy was already engaged to
ride the brother 10 Hanover. Volunteer ii.
madc the running TO tho head OF tho stretch
when Houston took command OF a(Inirs and
coming on won b. half lonRth from Orngousc
who beat Pagan two lengths for second money.
Beck. with feather. W ight Cox on his back
was favorite for the six-furlong heat race.
Ro1ucfort being the most fancied OF the others.
Old Beck played with his opponents. winning
both heats we'll In hand. the first by a neck and
,sceepd both tlmes onawsy was dlstanced the
Every body wanted to play Hamilton for, the
sne eS1s q b sss s bs4
gen rode the good: looking 20 son "e q HIM Inn
cached sss dw' snm. Sloush tho and sre %a,
4si the Ehsds Winner
| is stake colt, and will stand lot OF beating.
Boyle Of Boyle ( Litileueid slsnder " cas-
5ied considerable money At long odds. bit she
SuTRhy With Cox w. had few ' Followers. but
ihe my ran Wide a the, club ioHse and lost
s an ashs o4 &. selling
race ior three. year oids and with Hamilton
% y 5 sssr nown IL
shs leaders and won without trouble: The
| order necks apart.
| q strong favoriie. with Daesanio second choice.
Chandler. who rode the top-wciEht Futurty.
said before tie race that his only chance lay In
waiting. He carried hia n
| we'll. letting such horses Us Bnssanio and
aS .m s.. from 5
house The second. time. FutHrily closed up
sSms Of the sroHSd ara In iho stretch looked
snt na?' is5s f ss
who think that FntSriity should have 'I i'm.
ishsd inst nny too
and tn psnty o. Dart IN " Will bear
J vi, taussns vie trains Mr. PioIrs ,Lcril
the had rSbts sqs IN h win Soy
II the CLOSET Of mis- room 10 blow 1p the build
lie burden for, every body at the truck
OF Mestchester county to keen this gang in
Eugene Leigh hns engaged Jockey John
Weber for the rest OF the year.
THE FIRST IACE.
Exotic. Marmont, Grand PriX and Picalilli
were first awny.. The former took a decided
tho betting ring. where Grand Prix passeu her
sna Hon pca Ssf rsss Iy Of
Il .s
W.; sands: y; .: Grand rri. ~ Sir Modr.d-,
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THE SECOND RACE.
wssl Nos r Ss., and Ksy
9Ound p th ss s1"H s0 INTO sRa
hom.strsteh Houston passed Volunteer II. and
Icy look things easy. and Bergen bringing Ora
Reuse UP with a rush. Houston had 10 be rid
f dsn to win BY half length. Pagan was fair
e. {; SS I'd;
bon h sHy'i 6, II sMS5.ou by
::s f.f s., ss .aa 81 I.uas.
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THE THIRD RACE.
Beck made all the running and won the first
whipped the last furlong. Mareherita was
second beat Beck made, q hollow show OF hi.
opnonents winning hands down In second
'ss Rs s.e snd ana :at 5un In
81 .s;. ia q" 81, i.S IL s sa a.
z$:a!. :.:s.s: CO. t. sss sE.'%f u Bsr,r.m-Ada
G:srss Forss:s biz c. Roqa:iori i. los a. Little:
W.P sursh III 4 Maiah;riia = " "a. covin.ionis S
~ rims-lI IL l;l7
,,"sune.first heat beck. to against; Roqusfort,
h., 20 =; - h.,fn.Iita sto 0n.wny toi Second
AsFsheri'a Autush paid SiiOo. 81. AZ. Sa7d.
THE FOURTH RACE.
=, Tho Rhada colt. Kilkenny and Slnndor were
tho leaders Tor nearly fve furongB. Thon
bergen brought Hamilton up with a. rush and
Won hands down by twu lengths from NIL
Kenny, who beat the Rhsja colt rs far for SOC
ond money.
res handlcnp awceI axes for two.ysar.ohIa non.
winnsrs OF $500 Ht $40 each. with si.,M added Of
whsoh S2o to second and 500 10 thirds thrseqIarer.
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