The sun., 1891-06-16
JINTRIGANTE WINS AGAIN.
,ug IMPORTED F1LLY WINS THE BAT
rgEsrEn STAKES IN A 0ALLor.

-.. Morr,s stable Has Now Passed the
400. 600 Mark-It wns the Ciosine Day
~ the New York Jockey Ciub's sprink
u..,,.<, and 5000 Persons sweitsred
~.ue s,x Races were Run-Iadia Rub
s.r . oame COLT -raceis.a ana Kiagston
v,e,oriou.-cy.osuret Wins the Heats.
rhs heat at Morris Park yesterday was most
.r.,re,siye, and tho 6,000 persons present
.-slt.red, despite the protection OF the hugo
sv,rbane OF tho grand stand. while six races
ssr, being decided. including heats at six fur
,ons. It was tho closing day Of tho New York
socsey Clubs spring meeting and the card
vas very light.
'Ths stake feature was the Dayohester for
.hrss. .yssr.olds at one mile. Naturally the
srsek fllly LIntrieantc. one OF the most re.
uabe performers on tho turf to-day. was q
ssry pronounced fsrorite and she won very
hsndlly, with tho game colt India Rubber In
ssooud place, after he had won the opening
sysnt at seven furloncs Dy winning yoster-
asy's stake tho Morris stable has passed tho
100000 mark this year. $1,000 having boon
Won at Washington. $4,000 at Morris Park.
and the balance at Grnvosend. 1t is a most
,seords In this country In a like time. WAL
att and Fiavia wore almost even favorltes
Nth India Rubber for the opening event. and
aiuriong from homo Walcott appeared to have
ths race In hand. Bergen sitting still. while
stsvenson was rouslnG India Rubber with tho
vbip at overy stride. Walcott is a cur at heart
ana stopped tho instant he was collarcd. India
kubber winning by good head. FlnviA who
Aas not done any too wcll since passing Into
MIL Dnlys possession. wns n very indifferent
thirl There were but two starters In the seo-
nd race, Mlssive and Rnceland, and tho old
eslding had an easy thing of It, winning as hs
plsssed In very slow time. DR.. Wilcox was the
choice for the selling race at six furlonRs. and.
SSsn ponImsnt ont ,hree.luariers OF Length. Arnold.
Who has gone back ten pouhds In tho last four
nvs dSys n"r.. ian ' wTsn M DwSer piSns9
sway from Surplus md punster. Jr. in tho
Si;h ottnI. at a milo. the thres-year.old rum
Blue Jeans was tho choice for the.last race.
5. @ sonid Hs% not mSks usnosSre salop. Bill S.iss
second In the first heat and Lynn in the second.
Tho meeting Just closed has been wonder
elly snccessnmI. reg n IT hns bus been r 5000 one % io1
sasy time OF II.
THE FIRST RACE.
walco,t was In front when thu flag dropped.
but l'helng"l took up The running and showed
in diving I'm sh India Rubber won BY q
head. Flaya was very poor third.
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Rhei"N"u A'o ran Tim. ,.s
w.; St S;!%:si 'rs. sss: ssss: s,,s
Sl..,a ), 81 $50 '''N
THE SECOND RACE.
Missivc was first away. and Hamilton in
duyed him with the Iend until the last quarter
lengths. ' "
M .s s s Zach rs a. @ sdss ss
( DTy:%: <. R.s.snd' q By sIres-calomol,
asssom.ry stable. G Mi::iy;;s i i6o tsm.j..:
xnive. Mutuals paid s5IG
THE pArCHEsTFR STAKES.
India Rubber wns first away to an even start.
sat Trinity at onye shot to the front. and male
70 runnine until well into the homestretch:
sss sF; .da ssop 5, tnc cTsa 4. the "a kuS
s came ann bss. x y wet a fs sr o9 IN ss n fur
sss ssS
Il sI s'i %R b,
e .s!. 9Sfi, III
SWoroWn and Common sense also ran
lls:.s,7er:. s .s..,.
Ssn%su .a.s to a!ns l.s JG l. q &
THE FOURTH RACE.
Dr. Wilcox and Reginn made the. running
closely ess.I = attended by Arnold and and Guilty This
rapidly; He could not quite get up. however.
length. while DlsapT ointment beat Arnold two
lengths for second money.
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- rs,. H. Morr;s + Drwicos by Sir Nodr'd
sosn I,a II.lT,e, b,.aDPoS,mt1L iS! iIsia:nj.."
Peruvian, Regina Go;a Ways, and dni:ty also ran.
Btt.ing-rwo to I against DR.. wilcox. 8 to Guilty.
.s.'sE:1;%' TO soa $'sss $sss y ss rs
TIE FIFTH RACE.
Surplus was first away, and under the stout.
g toi pull Ii" showed the WAY to the head OF
!r, Xii gston moved IN in the valley and. hard
hsld. won by length and O. half from Surplus.
Tno beut Punsier. or, two.lenGths for second
M,ss ai. and upward s2vO to second and siOdto
k.,,", n,ysr; g, S' E,rs'" aged. by spsnd.hrfs-,
Wts.r.. s ST,, s"spn. " st.y.n;on
fu'f'r' 'h e. rpa..'f 1,n. r. io' ts'fE'n'-
Eus Ens 20 10 Pnnster JE hutua's paid fh3n $a.l9 |
THE SIXTH RACE.
=, Tho last lace OF the meeting three-quarters |
81 SI,a a mile heats wns heavy betting event. |
lrst With ", c. Daly''s horse Cynosure a strong /
second choice. DAILY kept up his reputation |
.. D. winner OF last races. Crnosure led all the
sngth from Eiot. Lynn. two lengths oil. thlrh. |
SSynosur" took tho lead from Anarchy in tho |
Hrst iurlong OF tho second hent and outinoted |
100 heid 10 tho finish. winning bya length |
neck.
hru,'c iu o. which $500 to second and 500 to
'Wta selling al ow anres; heata of SIX furlonRs
c,.IonnIJ v. InnIJ.e ,yr'sre 3. by Tom oohiltrsc-
v shr:vs. b. e. lynn T. * taidiicyi. 5
. n.y., y. SG.deters6 roL Il Da twsberJ......"...
s'ae Jeans and ,rarchist also ran.
v.. Tima. l:l3M ltl3H
nstIhf-Prst heat to agans: Blue JsanA - 10 |
.se"SS .nSssrs 10 Lynn ,ei Rot
sv.u. .snn. ~ 10 iysn 29ie RIOT Is to Anarchist
The Winners At Chicago.
.ue'eo June H.-To DAYS racss resulted a. follows: