The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-22
OUTSIDERS WIN AT THE BAY.
WARpArH TIE ONLY EAvoRITE TO GET
HOME IN FRoNE

HOME IN 'FRONT.'
Mr.. Beimenrs Lady Violet Defeats Don
Alfonso for tho Foam sinkes-Fideiio at
Long Odds Lands the Volunteer Hsnd;.
eap-Tournnment Plays with His Field In
the sheepsheaa hay Handicap Eisino
Colt and Onward Pay Large Dividends.
The attractive programme furnished by the
Coney Island Jockey Club drew between 5000
and 10000 persons to Sheepshead Bay yester-
day afternoon. 1t was day OF disasters for
tho talent. only one favorite. warpath in tho
last race. getting homo in front The stake
events-the Foam. for two-year- odds. at Ave
furlongs: tho Volunteer Handicap. for three
year odds. at ono mile and quarter. and the
Sheepshend Bay Handicap. for three year olds
and upward. at one mile and a furlong-were
won respectively by Blcmton Stables fllly
Lady Violet. Father Bill Days Fidelio. and
Foxhall Kecne's Tournament. The weather
was very warm and the track very fast.
There were numerous Withdrawals from the
Foam Stakes. and the Morris colt Frieze and
+. A. Ehret's Don Alonzo were added. The
public made Don Alonzo q top heavy favorite.
nearly all the plungers. including NJ. +. Dryer.
playing the giant son Of Long Taw for GER
tainty. A few remembered the plunge on Lady
'ioiCt iuot ShtuiuaJs tnelT money on
Mr. Belmont's beautiful daughter OF imported
The III Used and Lady Rosoberry. Snapper
Garrison Ind the mount on Lady Violet and
when the flag fell he took her to the
front. and closely attended by Freemason
and Frieze. cut out the running until tho
elbow WAS rounded Doggctt then moved up
very last with Don Alonzo and the Don and
even terms: Lady Violet began drawing away.
and Doggett picked nn his whip. Lady Violet.
taWsrd d tbn nsor riding sworyed tre
straGhtened her out quickly aud landed her
winner BY half length. Don Alonzo beat the
and she carried Sr s%onts mtg c oaV victaf H
defeating Don Alonzo she has laid low one OF
Mr. TIVE H cracks Of year
withdraw. the talent plunged on TiekHocket
backed the brown colt at even money. Marcus
pay Shellhnrk wassecond choice. and Mars.
fne o fbo Of the Morris pair the most
ss5f Se dn fiji fiji hS ct FSr E Eh Dn Es
Fidelio took the lead at flag fall. and. playing
with MS opponents. won in an ordinary. gallon
sS Ifrs tsSna a%s IN
second and third places until the stretch was
REACHED f whGn Shshark took second place e
his stable companion Barefoot head for third
money Bergen waited too long with Pick
had any business with Fideiio. DAILY was Very
much pleased ovor the colts performance. and
he entered the Jockeys room after the race. 10
,, Scratches were numerous in the Sheepshead
Bny Hhndlcar. ,BanIYct was installed fayorite
Loantaka almost equal second choices. Tour
ma nnd was h pcture in his preliminary
horse had at last run himself into form.
Lambley had the mount on Tournament. and
tFS f the Tf p Sr0M sness he vent
tull OF ne and bucklumped MS though anxious
rSn s Tamsla nov Kort IA" Sm NE rey could
however and pilotcd the field around the
lower turn and up the ckstretch two lengths
the upper turn Lamblcy let out his WRAP and
won handily by, three lengths. Maidstone. after
through and beat Banquet a head Tor second
money. Loantaka was only neck behind tho
Mr.. keene and his friends had a bet on Tour
n nan t,il and from now on the brown follow
The ON tho OF cards maiden
race for two. year olds at five furlongs. Belle
gG11irdo: on the strength of her second to the
g Ge sI.,r hSy colt By Duke q Montrose out
in company with BoIIegarde the thistle coli.
Mhen Until int the betting
anpapeb Nv NJ G,thnrj 4o..HHc'' ihlely
goedby Tho Thistle colt was was . sseon Gn nnd
ealutatlon. sister to Bolcro was third Belle
Rarde pulled up lame which explains her moor
performance. Mr. Gcbbard won SIX 00O n,, Lis
colt The younEstcr was 30 and 40 to in the
DettlnG. ana PAID over 800 in tho French mu-
tuals His good luck did not end there. MS his
four-yenr-oll colt Warmth nIso ILL., 'i IL,
sloane. won tho flnni rar" ~ thn 4, nuo ~
80 ~ ~. my t ihrc VI 'He uHy over inc
clever race. Everybody was glad to soc Frank
McCabc sond two winners to tho post in ono
day.
The selling race at seven furlonrs wo q ,rito
S'Cti., oh'l ipulloH'. NarQee. ana
Ireht runs CARRYING o good deal Of money.
Sloane pobhed up again. getting the 20 to l
shot Onward away in front and keepinp him
there to the Rnish, landing the monnv Nv n
neck, contribution was second and Entre
thtru;, Hiutuais on INWARD paid $40. 70 for So.
A. r.; van Ness. who trained Morello and
India Rubber. and has had his license revoked.
burn proprietor OF the SunoI Stabio W. W
Ness said n tow da va ave tLat S'auu". an
NSSo Gtiu u q ieM uays aSo tnut nc owned Mo-
reno out inc genera Dcllct WAS that William
nj lin dali