The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-02
A SURPRISE AT THE BAY.
FOxHhLL KEENE's UNNAMED COL7
WINS THE GREAT TRIAL STAKES.

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| The Son OF Mr.. Pick wick md Alice Bruce
Leads from stnrt 10 Finish nud Lands
the sRS.o0o Stake Hands Down-As
| Mech Ms % TO Against the Winner
/ Lnmpiishter Wins tho, Thistle Stakes
Major DAILY. Leonnweii, Count. and Cot
| tysburg Win Their Races.
| There was but small crowd at Sheepshead
Bay yesterday afternoon to witness the VIC
| tory OF Mr.. Foxhall Kecne's unnamed bay colt
by imported Mr.. Pickwick. out Of Alice Bruce.
| in the Great Trial Stakes. worth S25. 900 to
the winner, Hamilton landing tho youngster
first at the finishing post by four lengths.
The Blemton Stables bay Ally Lady Violet,
by imported The Ill-Used. was second. and
the 0neck Stables bay colt Sir Walter. by i'm
ported Midlothian. out OF La Scala third.
The weather was dark and threatening and
the track was q sea OF mud after the heavy
rain storm OF yesterday morning and fore
| noon.
Tho Great Trial is one Of the richest prizes
| offered for twp-year-olds by any racing
organization in this country. and naturally
the desire to capture tho race Is very strong
| In the bosom OF every turfman with repre-
| sentative eligible for the event There were
| fourteen probable starters named over night.
but Corduroy. the St Blaise-Belladonna colt.
and Ondawa were withdrawn, while Byron
MeClelland's gelding Evanatus wns added.
making field of twelve. Sir Walter was con-
ceding all his opponents at least seven pounds.
and. notwithstanding the fact that the track
was SO heavy. the game little colt had a chance
| to win in the estimation OF n majority OF the
talent His owners did not lose faith in the
winner Of the Great American and Eclipse
lns rho Ss h nn sssrs
rim Sir %s ! and Don alenTS to Ssad 4
Morris PARK and on that form lie was entitled
to their sYpnort But while the son Of 2 2S.;
and Ajax were not iriendless by any means.
Long odds could be had against the others.
se Hnops S pk Ss sna b. hss
pleased the onookers. and IN the paddock
they received more attention than any Of the
post before Mr. IT." Rowe ses caught them all in mo:
Alice Bruce e tpo The t eaoer. s Spartan. Dr.
Rice. and Lady Violet breaking on nlmost even
Hamilton he si him rnt out tim int" the lead in The
lowance quickly told in the heavy track. and
Kcene's colt was master Of lie situation; the
Others being under a drive e keep
came to tho GLOW, the Alice Bruce coli r.
| creased HIS l9au TO Two ienVtnS, IJHuy NloleC
ent We're S Sir " Waiter. Dr.. Rice. comanche.
AlaX and Spartan From the elbow to g, the IN no
colt T9G Under WI BY Yaur e 6s saw
landed second money Tor Mr ,Belmont., At the
last furlone pole Garrison rods Sir Walter out
v"y csy the sss %acn cam
stables Comanehe nth. and Byron McCiel-
|
The time is. is very slow for the Futurity
course. but tho track was deep and heavy and
Koene was present and saw his sons colt win.
- on don't congratulate me- Foxie is the one
iths St; iiI:ise -ssslladonna colt and won the
I'm glad FoXhall Keene won the race"
was heard on all sides after the race yester;;
pn iids over S" ssoGoI ior Te%rnamen ond It
turf VENTURES. even though Tournament has
not ~ to exreetattons The WHINE" do Of
WITH whts + and feS hind wn.e coy By
M ekxsk s" of A NJ BESG Is
Keene, = tidy sum away up in the thousands as
ycarlinE ic ran third on the opening day
Leads only separating tho trio at the finish:
hat ueleNt WIS u DleSSluk III NlSsulse. IL
gave the youngster a sevcn-pound allowance
in Yesterdays race; and was probably iinstru-
se1 d On s s Te a"d Sfy S HhH1fs
rSyss va
soncedins ! POUNDS to tho winner ard seven
bend. and Fitzpatrck did not perseverc with
HIM when he found that he had No. chance 70
| Tho Hammer. fresh pyi1ence that he not
run even a little bit in the mud The betting
against the winner was always long as good
| and his friends.
BLIZZARD was added to tho Thistle Stakes.
lighter was a great favorite at prohibitive
odds. and nearly all the betting was carried on
colt ta and nsf
"px Saas being d asanst %
hnmp!ighter, second. Doncaster third, and
EIizZarl trailing On the upper turn Taral
rs mercy. blizzard moved up very rapidly
sloppy track passed Barefoot and tried to
| and Iampl.htcr won hands down, Blizzard
securing second place ms easily. barefoot was
Correction was favorite for the opening dash
| over tn" Futurity course. but Major la y. rid
den by Garrison. romr"d home The easiest Of
winners; while 'anatIabTiH bent tic ny for
| h- good race, Il fcw days aGo, when, he madc
show Of Reckon. carried tho dollars Of the
! knowing ones. and after Reckon. Helen Rose.
Sale Mc,lrIland. md Fairy nat made ,hs
to the, front and won hands down, Sallie
MeClelland, beat Reckon three lengths
In tn. ssIling rae race at mile won
third The colt was entered to lie sold for
Sl.0uV. and thurman from. Gloucester in
search Of something to trim the wings OF the
cracks at Thompsohs track, raised the ante
Ea"sI E F Rsy rq B fba ths :, sSt
and retained the Count Then, in, his
! own peculiar way. he started out to
Ut bacE, some of the money he was bid mp.
Under tn" rul es half the surplus In selling
races goes to mo second horse. DAILY went to
Jimmy McIAughlin. owner Of Key, West. aud
share Of tho surplusugel. McLaughiin Very
properly refused; and DAILY told him that ,he
Laughlp sent word to Mioliae +. Dwycr his
old employer, and that gentleman said to let
| DAILY 60 ahead and claim tho coli. obut that he
would he returned again in tho morning. Daly
| did not carry out his thrent.