The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
MERRY MONARCH'S STAKE.
MR. GIDEoNS GAME LITTLE COLT an
EASY UINNER At SHEEPSHEAD

MR. GIDEONS GAME LITTLE COLT an
EASY WINNER At sHEEPSHEAD.
Huron Was the Favorite, but Fourth Was
the Rest He Could Do-Favorites Beat.
en- in Every Race but Oue-Pessara wins
the Sheepskeaa stakes-Rank Outsiders
VIA the First, Second, aad sixth Events.
Only one favorite won at sheepshead Bay
yesterday afternoon, Pessara getting home ia
front in the Sheepshead Stakes. for which La
Tosca. Homer. and Portchester were his oppo-
nsnts Rank outsiders came to the front with
astonishing regularity, and. to cap the climax,
Huron was not placed in the Flatbush Stakes.
Merry Monarch winning. with st. Florian Sec
ond and Bashford third.
1t has been O long time since the talent got
such a drubbing. Public form was topsy turvey.
and those who went wrong carly In tho day and
plunged to get out found ruin staring them In
the lace whom SNOWFALL beat Carroll In the last
race OF the day. The track was dry. but dead.
and tho time made In tho different events was
not NJ to the usual average. although Iessars
ran mile and quarter In 2:09,s. Q very cred
itablo time at the weight carried.
Tho Flatbush Stakes was by odds the most
interesting race Of tho day ~ the result would
give some sort Of line on three-year-old form.
1t being tho first time many OF the contestants
had been asked to run seven furlongs. The
public made Huron . strong favorite. and he
was deserving OF the honor on his race in the
Futurlty. when he ran second to His Highness.
Isaac Murphy had the mount and Corrigans
colt looked In tho pink OF condition
when he galoped before the race with
Hex. Corrlgsn also started Phil Dwyer.
but Huron was the one the public
put it's money on. Mr.. Gideon thought that
orohh m n aon0ph fo
and told his friends to play the little son Of
Hindoo with a much confidence as though
they were putting their money on His High
mesa It VII b. remembered that MI Gide sol
n.ss MsFTy Tb .0%a ssn fh
Gums marvellous trial Tor the race. ami when her,
could BE- had AGAINST The h. son Of 0nondaaa.
hs rss M hs sso N seFs
not nearly so numerous as on many previous
occasions. but n"ta few took change on his
odds.
po rnera was sns sr7 bos
away ? Ia @ sIaps Win ' Bashtard s.i"s
raas. Murphy took S Hnr"n h E 10 on the
rAil; Will, Bergen took tho outside q the track
was speedly pocke,ed. and was int.riered
With three re- Or four times in the ,I run
I'D tho OaCKStr0tcn. b66DI0EO. 81. fI0rl0n.
Curt Quinn. and ChaIa1e made the running ia
fra ara 81: flOriap div away THE i sSd
~ made dash. sss |! T. was eas assa i
nsrsd hsht between Mr.: dideon's pocket
ass" Of s ssfy' out hs ssfRsPt
St. Forisn. The Monarch had more sTeed
than his orpoS%e sq and QUICKLY assuming
In whipPine finish; St, Florian lasted long
enough e beat Basht"rd FIR seeond
Tor Snr two, year;ol''s; The pace appeared to
Flatbush last year in :2s..: on track that
WIS on Y fair. and carrying 115 pounds;
ss M hs
that his rarice was speedlIy shortened while
were only our starters. and four Of, the Lest
riders nov now dong active duty 10 tho saddle
HSyvs5i M up s Taral was on Pes.srs M H'h
La 1ssa ard Hamilton bad III. mount on
team two lengths IN front 81 La Tosca and
Portcheser for seven fmrlongs. Then Taral
sSP the
eas ss a sGls We ok
spur stalled Oh ~ tie chalen :es OF tho Era S
colt nd the bHnn Gy. chestnut hiy tqrons
hung on eamely. and he trio passed he post
cbsser ESo p poEs
did one. as she WAS conceding Pesssrs twelve
pounds by the scale .s while Por,chester had
4. Twenty.ons candidates faced the starter In
ths open,ng event over the S,t FEtu5y course
long odds. won clever!y. with Kingstook second
IL posL: TiSs;asiar mutual tickets on the
Chesapesks was tavorits at odds on for the
second race at mile. Anderso rode the big
ss saSSz en the sea
Bnllyh o. at Is to !, sr,nted to the front and
with Santa Anna and sau - terer. f. j. toyner.
owner ,of ,thcsapeake. complained to the
sSP f?Rs
pended the ioskev Tor three days, Trinity
Ina at n head , 81 the
back was Starter and he had plenty Of So speed
ilsht ior the hCnors in the handicap a amile
rose from Hbi IL driving 't% nsh KsnSood
fo ~ the distanes too much for Pin, =, ,.,,,
S Sse ssH smsS M fha e. Atao
nss vb NJ asbna sns scba1F Gf
CARO-! x.s i.vSrI's Tor the mile and a omar.
ter handicap on the g ass course. and withs
tho second choice, victory would have perched
H Os seeon Inn adss sso S by
the only other star or, was a wild horse for
death and burnt the money up that was bet on
the belmont winner. The Board OF Stewards
will see that Midglsy does not ride again for
three days. SNOWFALL. Psssara, and Longtord
were all ridden by Fred Taral.
THE FIRST RACE.
After ten minutes delay NJ Caldwell sue
ceeied In getting the big field away on snug
was left mt the post. Inferno. 81. Charles. Tor
monitor. and Kinsgtock were the leaders for
oyer oyer half mile; Tier s.: Charles drew out,
less, IT. Charles won cleyerly by a leng b and
half from Kingstock. who beat Tormentor
as far for second monay.
rnIss ~. Sl.a. for thrseyear ola. ana Upward Of
npcsa Funrity course about three quarters q mile
CHrtA ~ tNarvAsN Observation-Disclosures.
Empire stables oh. g Tormentor T. 100 (TsrsD.....,
1earlesS Inferno Wrndaway, MohicAn Daisy Wood.
Ia G soho l3uri DsIsyrisn kit,is iaslls ,. s..
Gg, ~ and Long Leaf also ran Jay y Dec was
Time, l;Io i.o.