The sun., 1891-06-20
BERGEN RIDES In FINE FORM.
THE HERO or THE sUBURBAN SENDS
THREE OUTSIDERS IN WINNhRS

| very muddy but not holding track. did no
dampen the ardor OF the three Thousand ol
more regulars that attended tho races a.
Shoepsbead bay Yesterday. The sport Wal
enjoyable. and the surprises Of tho day were
rather exhilarating than otherwise to the
many who arc always looking for long shots
| especially when the track is deep with mud
! and the favorites have to pack MP top-heavJ
weights. Hamilton landed two fnvorites. the
| only n ist choice horses that won. and Bergen
| the pride Of GuttenburG. sent three outsid.
ers In winners. Midglsy. In the handicap
| sweepstakes nt a mile and quarter
which was reduced TO match between
z. ]. Dwyer & Sons colt Sir John and Mr. Fol.
llngsby's colt kingmaker made the upset ol
the day. Mclaughlin rode Sir John, the coli
going to tho lost a 10 to on favorite, while
from 10 to 1 to to could be had for any
| amount against KlnGmaker. The colts arc
both four-yenr- olds. aud Sir John gave King
| maker 20 pounds. Tho weight anchored Biz
John. Kinemaker led from The start. and won
! IN n gallop by six lenGths Kingston. in the
| frs. racc, and Raccland. in the last. were
| the favorites that won. and both race horses
nre owned by Michael i. Dwysr. Kingston
! carried 1s1 pounds. giving Jumps OF weight to
every ether horse in the field OF eight. He won
in q cauter by two lengths. Bacsand carried
tho tor weight OF 13U pounds In the run OF a
mile md Two and half furlongs. and won
handily from Blue Jeans. who carried only l16
pounds.
Tho ransy Sweepstakes for two.year-olds
was the only stake event OF the day. The dis
tnnce was six furlongs on the grass. Interest
in It was weakened by the scratching Of No.
mad. Zorling. Ermintrude colt. and Kindora.
leaving seven to start. Lester. ridden by Clay
ton. was backed all around the ring at to 8
against. with Lorimer second choice Mt to J..
The dag Tell to fairly good send on Circular.
Heiraction fllly. Johnny Hickey. Lorlmer.
and Charade moving we'll together. while
Ha'penny, an to l shot. ridden by Bergen.
was slow to get in motion. losing at
least Two lengths q. the sa siart IT,, hillsr n.,
u6arads nd a length at he hall. Lorimsr lappine.
Mhs esren Rss nc s
e. ss W and Iolmsl lS Ss4s.n III.
joii ed in tho hot finish; but. Berge noutrode
Lester Beating Char.de a head tor the place.
in he closest finish OF the day. Summary:
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Johnny Hickey, Lorinss ii. Refrac,ion niy. .ad
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THE FIRST RACE.
Tormentor. Kingston. Kitty Van. and Nellie
BY were in the front rank ut the start. Reilly
last StrIdeaway moved out OF the ruck. lead
lions were reversed before reaching the quar-
tel, Hamilton having Kingston length in the
ss ana seeend
sndfa S.s hs y k,a MPpsS ysS
losing the place BY two leugths.
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l. j. Roses m Kitty Y,ns n.n i ~ Is scl'''0n'
stride.ray. Reilly. Tormsnsor, Volunteer II. and
on K!stsS. .ftn;.
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THE THIRD RACE.
fnYori,e. H n1 Wseoti. Po,sntsse. and torrec,ion
running well abreast. The trio ran nyeks
aSssIy at in the lead. bergen Joining the loading
group On Waicott, an eight to one chance.
s yds homs TWRsn Wsoss zane a1s
Fairy. while v ard who rides with the instincts
OF q monkey. formed Il bow. with his head rest
Me reraen sens weos Il Mnnsp
open length. Fairy beat nR Correction the same
distance for ihs place.
Si ~ :'sa s
c.Ee1d / sons ch. z. waco,t by Long Taw-Miss
Ra.smsde st.sss < Fairy iiG{wardi:.
}. A@ A n horr''sh sIn Correction III 'Hsmil.on'
on LORD Harry: gs.uty: %aeAp, and xn,.tai sso
wa'eol1 70 !: fi.v.IIa 10 roIsnts!e ana siroseo
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THE FOURTH RACE.
Bluekbur Daisy Woodruff. and Soho were
rn hS "nd OF in
a 6s
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| th'er-uua,tcrs. Atlantic and soho close up.
nnd sfn sosa soSS "q euah anal a
the place. HeIorter finished filth.
TO rr.'s I: s s xssA
pounds sbov. the sCas; selling Allowances seven FUR
II: i. ss.nd..e.e, Soho. H. by s,onshsnse. EecOla
psy. . A,isni 9, iios i.,ipSsyii. ii.::.:
T. F. sandes' hsiSnufn; @S. h; III 'oiAy'0n'.."s
r w0cnsna s the .ss vn: .n TINE &
Rspor,sr 's s. RsG Daisy Iwsea'
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/. 10 each. Mu;uu paid s5o.Oa sl8.2a and SI.+I
THE FIFTH RACE. |
With Iongstreet and Strideaway scratched |
IN the handicap sweepstakes. at q mile and |
make duel Of II in the decp mud. .Kingnaker
look command IN the opening strides. runping |
Just clear Of tho fnyoiite TO the hall mile. when
Nc Laugliin. called on Sir John TO wrest tho |
oud rom, Ringmoker. sir John was unable
hin sell nll the way, crossing the lin wipner In
4 gallop. six lengths in front OF the heavily |
weighted Sir John.
A handicap sweepstakss OF e,5 each. with u $50 |
added OF which ,2bO TO second and flu third out Of
he stakes; one mile and quarter.
sister to jim bong Aa i,S!W aidslsyI. '........
r. J. Dwyer Sons b c. Sir joint Iaa McLaurhiinj
Time. YilI rs.
B.ttnR-Ten tol on Mr. John; against KinEmaksL |
l0i. Mutuals paid StG.Sa
THE SIXTH RACE.
Hamilton held Eaceland back while st. John
mace the running way out In the light Tor q |
nile Then tipceland was cent ior tho money,
and taking the lead on the bend for the home
stretch came on apd won BY two lengths from