The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-22
YORKVILLE BELLIES RACE.
mr.. EHRET's BEAUTIFUL f1LLT WINS
THE CAMILLE STAKES

900 persons Drawing tho storm to see the
Hudson and Gaelic Stakes decided. The
hudson went to the Kantaka Stables chestnut
colt Wallace. an outsider In the betting. with
Frank Ehret's Don Alonzo second. while the
Gazele was only an exercising gallop for Mr..
Threts superb illy Yorkville Belle. the place
roipg TO r. ]. Dryer 4 Sons llly Madrid.
The track was sloppy. tho water lying In
oreat pools in the depressions made by the
fact OF the horses. and tho jockeys wore sorry
.nectacles when they dismounted at the con-
clusIon OF each race. their silken jackets being
daubed with the clinging slime. Don Alonzo
and tho Laura Gould colt carried the bulk OF
tho money in the Hudson Stakes. which was
tho third event on the card. none OF the
others having shown anything extraordinary
in their private work. Wyndham Walden
decided not to start Minnehaha on account OF
the track. bat sent Mendacity to the post in
stead, bearing the Norris scarlet. The start
was good and prompt. but Wallace. Mendacity.
and Integrity wero 80 quick on their feet that
they appeared to havo an advantage over the
others Wallace went away like quarter
horse, and while the crowd was watching him
with breathless interest. they we're startled by
the meteorio rush Of Integrity. who quickly
oyerhauled Wallace and took COM
handing lead on the turn. Mcndacity
was third. and tho others apparently out
OF It, Don Alonzo getting tangled up
at the start. and then making matters worse
BY trying to out the In the a9 me-
iurlonE pole he had Integrity in trouble and
tho race. secure. Murphy, got Don Aonzo
low low moved down his field in great style. The
distance was too short, however; and second
brother to sparlinc Whining BY length and
hali. Integrity was fair third. ,
A,.a NJ If TOc Wnllpce tha da Of SpQrliDp.
c Con- res William l. Scott, near Erie Pa
fd Ed w9d ii Garrson for Something IKE
S2.500. He has agreat turn Of speed. and
ieyed up Tor hard race. and that in addition
to that his shns were badly bucked. Several
owners have asLed Garrison to put prize on
=. IN his stable. Control is better looking colt
than Wallace. being the image Of Kingston.
too. is By Kantaka, and was bred at the Algeria
ftud Don Alonzo is great. smashing fellow.
nhat will not be seen at his best until he strikes
YosEzls Bsile was D.oh,b, II tex tayor.s for
dons z
T. A." Ne hron ana HI.n RaEna dsusmd
$s Ssa ana ,s% sas
nSsd Ada Rsrs
as III Bells
Sssf hs os5ssst Yy rf stafss Bss
seen on the American turf and her name IS
she Viii The BEST the
colts late. Il the year: Hamilton did not per.
severe with Regina. or she might have been
e' The Empire Stables ane-lookinc colt
was fnv9Ete Tor the opening dash dash
ranking next e fssor. while long odds could
sSTs q; ns%sd So IL sas;
turn, with Oeurtship second: the Beatriee colt
the leader snd
ratt!inf finish ensued the tllly ginning L1n under
s Sy
Beatrice colt and Comanehe stopping badly IN
1 ss %oe sSs is By f
gained ~ Thomas Healy. one Of the the jerome
Those whe thought that King Crab would
win the second race handy were smazed
against Mr.. Cornehlsen's breadwinner He
should have been ut odds on in the betting. as
he sf s his Rs s the
Was onS late s hedge on KING Crab took Ro the
ron 8 start to nsh Won sa nuea up p Roquetort
beat Wal, Duke three le1eths for second
money. May Win showed plainly his distaste
. The great rspgt ts q 81 Two Bits as mud
ins the week. made him q strong favorite for
ths " , RAGE sweepstakes for
Rex were making their first appearance this
the others on last years form. that they were
Two B aeS IN s mud feof
the lead after passing the stand and won in a
Ssndy E or ssond
ground and finished fourth;
nsa with Bengal and vsrdee almost equal sec
race pretty one to look at as the aeld scud.
ded pthe backstretch. ,FlaVtla and Airplsnt
snST Koss hs to the ss Where ss Bengal
length, ,yardes was close third. This race
Rosa at se2ns nd Sn sSs
TFhh The racing public will learn with regret that
forestsI out has .rE p1oSab s
Maturity as' Frdsy ana hs r az the
LEFT st,f furonG pole was disputinc the lead with
scr wa' at f0d Sot the e9 sngs
e tho colts nigh to rsmsy anse s sv
ton y was found that he had broken down.
f anv,ews INJURY Is oyer year old. and
SSsrB slight; Hs was bred and Is owned
~ rniiosorher Charles Reed Of Fairview Stud.
owned by Mr.. Frank Ehret FeirV view w wiIi
,onha re- sy % sehs 70 the homo farm and placed
speed, and as two.year-old worked mils
eyer the SARATOGA track in 40. Last sprine
MS ankle gave way and he was turned on uns
nearly year Last winter Mr. Ehret leased sod h Iis
F%a aIng Qualities ard the colt was placed in
prepared for the Brooklyn Handicap and and
N that race electrified the spectators BY run
pace; Of course was too fast to be substantial
and Fairyiew was pnplaced at the finish. Hs
was heavily played to win the Maturity Handi
cap on Friday. when he broke down. NAN''
"A great many persons have been making in
quiries regarding the breeding of Midlot6jan
the sire Of the Qneck Stable 9 smart two.year..
OLD colts Sir Walter and Little Mid He is |
stud: California. and y an imported. horse.
luDa nv Wipdhoupb In