The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-30
RACING AT GRAVESEND.
4 LIS7LESy DAY At TIE BROOKLFy
JOCKEY CLUBS TRACK.


Maidstone. banquet, and Pan Handle Win
for the Talent-Lord Harry Defeats Or.
Hasbrouck-John Cavanngh In tho Van.
Favorites won three OF the six races at Graves
end yesterday afternoon. and the talent gave
tho ring quite turning over The attendance
was quito satisfactory despite the lowering
sky and occasional showers Of rain which laid
the dust and made life miserable for the min
ions OF the pool rooms who were perched on
the telegraph poles. Pinkerton and his men
were rs vigiant us on the first day OF the fight.
but they are glad that the war will be over to-
day Three or four OF De Lacy's men were
nabbed while signalling. but outside Of this
the afternoon was listless.
For the opening event ut q mile Maidstone
was favorte at even money. with Mary Stone
warm second choice Tho light-weighted
Mary Stone and Woodcutter made the running
until the head OF tho stretch. where Maidstone
came on and won as he pleased. Cracksman
showed some OF his old.time speed in the
stretch. and bent Mary Stone home for second
money.
Banquet, Sir John. and Can Can were the only
starters for tho mile and half sweepstakes .
the former going to the post favorite The race
was very bad one. there being no pace at all
for the first five furlongs. banquet galloping
In the lead ut two-minute clip up to that
point Lambly sent Mr.. Dryers gelding
along on tho backstretch. and won pulling up
In very slow time. Sir John was second and
Can Can bad third.
Sam Bryant sold tho two. ycar-o gelding
Pan Handle to Jack Bachelor before the third
race. sweepstakes for two-year- odds. at six
furlongs. for $2.500 and the talent plunged on
the son OF lroquois as n good thing. sending
nm to the post warm favorite. Tho Dryer
colt Temple. with Taral up was second choice
simms took tho track with Pan Handle at the
drop of the flag. and making all the running.
won clevcry. with Fagot second and Furnish
third. Temple is not worth much. Sam Dry
ant was confident that Pan Handle would win
He carried the famous gamccock
The plungers could not get their money on
Dr. Hasbrouck any too rapidly when betting
began forthc fourth race ut six furlongs. send
ing Barrick's colt to the post an odds on favor
lite. Betting had to be declared Off because.
somebody took it for granted that Mary Stone
would not start. because she had taken part in
tho opening dash. MIR. jennings had not au-
thorized anybody to scratch his lilly. and a now
book was ordered There was Itliet tin out
on Lord Harry. who was backed at 10 to /. and
E & knock down the fayorito Correction.
running from the Start and n spScy aae the
bt bs 6 hna e. dGzsa snshs behind tho
stretch Lord Harry drew away and won with
fp r rase in til" Very FIST time Of
stretch. and beat Sirocco easily for second second
money. Correction quit at the end OF Ave fur
The Neptune Stakes, selling event for two.
y yea at six furongs had NJ. i. DIVERS
qseSs a ddS% had the Sna
the son Of ,Veptator to the 'front.' and 11t the
talent + en-. were in the seventh heaven Of delight
and he collapsed. the race narrowing down to n
thrse,c3rnered fight between ZorlinE. King MEG
aand Actor. f.. simms had the race secure with
him on the post with King Mac, Bundee's haii
King Mac. thought zorling had Won n"n King
s at sm ne q b zST9 as no o Kes
1dEss stand strapss that d the %inn nes
j., Hoodlun. with Taral up was the choice OF
!. .h ix aaien, iSr the selling race at mile and
By Rns not Ea1 1sw pH snail bet on
nash Miss easy viet"ry . few 1n days sage aso
mosG not fSSrs s TR ena sSmsbody
Sf% c awa ' The ra ass
G ass aRyn% . fHrlong from home but there
Dig gelding won cleverly from The Sheriff |
MI" WI heat Kimberly for second money In |
whipping finish. Melanie ran prominently for |
seven furlonGs. Hoodlum was disappoint- |
Jockey Hamilton asked Mr.. NJ. F. Dvvsr vas.
erday whether it was true. as printed In
morning contemporary. that he would not be
old the Jockey that he could ride for anybody
Summaries Of the races follow:
THE FIRST RACE.
q s'e sHs 81 1857
aIst. Of which 500 and 500 to third; one
% {na r staSls b. Maidstone g. by Vanderbilt
Msktnes H. S TaeEsmsn s. iis tcov,ns,on;
Jsnninrss B. { Mary Stone 5. 81 a. coVinStoInj.
".'asa''s' and rast n% a''' i'.s:
%SnsS Sa Mar.
lutuals paid 1895, 7o6 $21o5. s"A
THE SECOND RACE.
fsF cc second
nd 500 to third one mile and . half Wv" W ''''na
l pSy IamS b + banquet b. hayon dor-El.
seoss csmDSss f. sSss Can li ilo %sl.
to tn Sss .;s esn
THE THIRD RACE.
a sweepstakes Of $40 each for two.year-olds that
Of Rsiss ssSD e .ss6sS
b. ian ' h fHa5Sns' by 1roquol.-v...
e. t ! sESra III iSi
s'A'A'''''' Temple Aa 4fI Ssll !, 81, also ran
Betting--Eight to aaainst Pan Baudls a,,,r
10 : to2 stalactite 10 70 j Fasoe and julio Il To-
urhish. Autuals paid sl2.75. $S.l5, $50.
THE FOURTH RACE.
sweepstakes Of $50 each, for three.ysanolda that
ave not Won one race OF the value Of 81 600 in nI
IN ~ on added, or which 500 second and SID |
tnrui three'quarters OF n mile
,Ii Iii nH'sahs u. O. Lord Harry. by Fonso-Pun ll2
n Barrck's CHI; c. DR., Hasbroaci, liz craraTj
ahcorns stables b s.rocco. ll2 tambly). ..,,,a
nr'nity correction Bellevue. Mary Stone and Pales.
Time 1:1+%
i,Tcrii9 in 70 on DT Hasbronek TO- against
filsvpe. y 70 Trinity and Mary stone 90 10 Paas.
No. Mutuais paiu $4o.3o, SOLO. S1b5.
THE FIFTH RACE.
The Neptune Stakes for two year olds $50 each s1s
fef with $3.50 added, OF which 5000 10 second ~
4 fnrlongs. '" -" so'ooo;
y. Morris,s b, c. King Mac. by King Afonso-r,or.
haruohklu, lo4 "a. tOvipgtOn). |
Dwyer son'sb, {. Iorng. l05 iSimb) ... , |
alcott CninpDelrs c. Actor 10 (TarAO ''S |
N. -e ~''N n'hieo ALSO
Be,,tus-rve to . T un ii 1lIsAt . ,.,.
,rhing TO Actor, King Mae and Zoriina' 10 ton
II.4U ''N ~o'o" s-S'so. |
THE SIXTH RACE
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