The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-19

Ing that he was the last horse passing the
the hrst three. quarters Of mile. just
dicap. and tho bonny bay COLT must run again
before he Ia condemned. 1t was too much to
f.ss she I'll e ssSss s ssl SH1d sa sS
Mont ANA. II Is more than probable that he
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The winner. Montana. is owned by Mr.. Marcus
9. M sssyn iei On tSs
q the richest. prizes with, Tammany. Sir
Matthew and Montana He hos Il, an extensive
bredss are trained by Matthew Byrnes 81 Mon:
mouth Park. Byrnes trained Salvador when that
ro SGff hS wSSS Bones ss
double event for both trainer an, and , jocke,y:
on the Rancho del FSso ev stud Of j. b. Haegn in
and other events, but was defeated fy Po,nmao
soncedine Montana a Gooi lump OF weight.
r me colt ran only once this sen Mr,n prior to
Morrsy p%rR ast @eet
There was much criticism as to the fairness
Of letting any horse escape the parade as
| while other contestants were carrying their
animal is resting easy in his, paddock. Either
|
Thsn thers viii DO no adSants ia 0 liz sctory
man at tho track had a bet on him.
A big field # two.ycar;olds twelve IN al.
half furongs. tho public making Ajax and the
Bemton StaIless pair Lady violet 1n and Cor,
Gov. ForaEer. Thor and n' tho St. Bia!se- Bella
eT 81 achya by Msps
TSPFS snss 3ns fSish
90. who dashed asY' out S SIsiSusls, with his
i heels every time he vas asked TO break , with
1nH nStss ST. Ne%o %s 81 fsa
TaTdod by rsssiynE fair start Nuns
we're among the Inst to leave the post ,Minne-
haha, under double pnll, Ejloted the field for
Sss1 ana 1,
who had been waiting in, tho rear for an OPEN
lng GENE through and 9nedt the leaders:
back WIEN
test came Minnehaha. Thor. and tho Beladon
sTs Sa d the
Ajax. Hawess. and iIammie AJAX always
BsTEs, e%sd sSs p 81.
length; Hammie. under the whip. lasted long
money. The winner is we'll known to racing
men. having won n few stakes this year al
., ~ Ses SIunf and
Into second and third plnces purely through
we're beaten by them yesterday will turn the
tables within a month. The stake is worth
, about $500 to the winner.
| When the first race was called the throng de.
voted It's attentions to tho mighty Kingston
and the great Jockey; Jimmy Mclaughlin. the
easy one for e the 6wysr sprnter The BOOK
makers evidently thought the same as the
ny. M got ns six
away nromrtly. and hoarse murmur from
the Starters dag and the cloud Of dust
that followed the tU wake the
ths front at ones an When the half ao1es
lizards throe;;yeqr old was a length in front OF
thought that vestitule would come back to
him, but the son OF Emreror. although Grip.
kingston and Miner DAILY caught re whip
gan to ,doE the leader, In a trusng finish
Eestihule won by head from Kingston, who
%GE s 'lt a@ a S Mr. iorasd won
$4,000 on Vestibule.
The talent !e tn made the DWysr NY F%9rlinG
course. but Mr.. Lorillard's Yemen was a
strong second choice while Bensa, YES not
tended BY Harlem. Cart. Browne, the wyan-
Ion: pole simms cne on Zorling. and tho
lilly drew away from Yemen. W inning cleverly
brother to iimyar. and Hamilt ton had to ride de
hard in order to squeeze the Runcocas repre-
The nth race. s sH Of half mile by
fourteen maiden two-year. Odds, was a hustlinG.
fighting. neck and. neck battle from the fall Q;
in landing Michael +, DIVERS bliss colt, tho
| from st BluiseS daughter Bellegarde. second
choice. Alice bruce colt getting third place by
May Win Entire. Mary Stone. and Lizzie set
n rapid pace in the sixth race at tho front up to
path Sc. sail. Tammany s beating Warpath i by
neck. Mary stone losing second place by tho
John, Cavqnag Oh. Eric, and SNOWFALL were all
backed at short odds IN tho seventh and last
Wave. john cavasnasS. and casaw4y 20? IL
Esfs Snoa and d SAtoG g %Eh by
won tn, race neck from John Cavnnash.
!nutnSis we're Sod on IarcSm?nt. AMI nft ter
holders got SG52.30 each on their investment
The Board OF Control will Investigate the
India Rubber race run Oh Friday at Morris
Summaries follow:
THE FIRST RACE
Ern $3.50 to second and 500 10 hri hys furlohss
Nj. + Dwysrs Gr. Ii. Kingston aged iai H. HcLaugh.
lnI,.
n. McBride's c. Major Daily. 4 I2+ tAnderson)
Prince George and Brown Beauty also
Tins. .Ol.
1.g y ."sio: :: Si.'
Brown Beauty. Mutuas paid $j8 20. 81 80. IS 10.
THE SECOND RACE
The Double Event. a swee,stakes for two year olds
by sHbserptons q $50 each. $50 forfeit ii, struck
out by May Is 1872, for horses entered by July Is,
1891 or OF $3.50 each. $50 forfeit for those entered
by Jan 1892: starters 10 pay $50 additional which
shall entto them start for both events: the
ciation to add tho amount necessary to make Tho
value Of the two events 50 600 each In each event thu
second to receive 80 and o." third SEQ out OF tho
money SO added. 81 900 additional In plate money
lat the option OF the winner will be given should the
two events be won by the same borse penalties and
allowances. i've and a half furlOngs.
J. kuppert. Jr's. b. G Ajax. =. by imp. Dandis Din.
mnnt-NOonlight llS Bergcnl. .,..............
NJ Dwyersh C. iiammi" iis I.amhley)....
Beadnnns colt. Lady Violet Coy. Foraker Corduroy.
hnnehaha Chicago Thor Restraint. and Wallace also
ran.
Time LOT 7.S.
Bettin2-Seven to against Lady Violet to Ajax,
6to BeladonnA colt. Stn Wallace. to Chicago.