The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-20
CHARADE WINS THE CARLTON
SNAPPER GARRISON RIDES SPLEN-
DID FINISH ON THE BLACK COLT.
Mars-sir Walter, ut Long Odds. Wine
the Seaside Stakes. with the Favorite
second-Raceinnd md Void Win by Mar
row MsrS,ps-S,r Catesby and Zorling.

| Secoud-Hncelnnd nnd VOID win ~ Nnr'
row Msrs,ns-sir Cntesby and Zoriinr.
The elements seemed to combine yesterday
for the purpose Of making the thousands who
patronized the races OF the Brooklyn Jockey
Club uncomfortable the wind blowing gale
and the rain descending in torrents at times.
forcing great many to seek shelter in tho
rear part OF the grand stand.
The stake races. the Carlton for three-year-
ods ut ono mile and the Seaside for two-year-
ods at five furlongs. were productive Of good
sport, the former going to W. II Jones's game
colt Charade after bruising finish with
Messrs. John A. 4 A. II. Morris's Mars.
while tho Oneck Stables Sir Walter
beat Messrs. Gideon Days Bonnie
Lee colt in the two year old event
The Carlton was the fourth race on tho pro
gramme. and 1t brought out nine thrco-year-
olds. the talent selecting Louis Stuarts smash
ing colt Patron. by Falsetto. out OF Tatrimony.
as tho winner. But although Patron was the
| hvorite. there were many who thought that
| Charade. the black son of Charaxus. or Mars.
the Morris colt. whose reputation is very high.
would do the trick. and. placing their money
| accordingly. forced the bookmakers to hold
the three at almost equal prices. Osric was
| not friendless either and few bold spirits.
| carried away by CoXswains victory few days
| ago. put u small bet on tho Burridge repro
| sentative.
The delay Mt tho start was very tedious.
Osric acting us cranky and sour as Little
Minch ever dared to. and several times almost
unscatcd Tara. CoNswain kicked Patron on
the leg. and Pickering would not bring his
horse up to the field after that. Tommy Ste
venson spoiled a pretty start by pulling UP
Actor Just as Starter Rowe was about to drop
the flag. and so 1t went until the colts had been
at the post half an hour. When the flat, was
dropped osric and Actor. Walcott y tampbells
ana aosS W T an nd aron as Gons
around the turn Garrison took II stendying
pull on tharade and let several others pass
him. so that he was no better than sixth in the
run to the Tub house. at which point Mars and
Actor were leading. In the hackstretch Patron
Of his stride and carromed into tho fence.
The race around the upper turn was
Charade along at the bend for home; and when
the trio wore Strengthened out for the run up
the stretch Oh he vas close third He att.mptsa
Littleiicld pulled over, and the snapper was
e auts G p" The and ons rns Acton
%d demon Sas%" nss %1f ks
yards from home. outroie Iittlelleli and
t rna1d th G9ar winner by h hto
c!!u,ling the Narbonne colt. owned by John
10 u Frsa strffH i" 1t Saw no that
aer n.ver rode mora sFisI@ nisS
since his suspension last year. and his friends
were glad to see him first past the post Mars
iretted considerably at the post. and he will
int, TIL. bargain. and he should win /, great
Jones. this season. as no is well engaged.
a great many persons found fault with Mr.
stuart for putting Pickering on Patron when
he could have Secured n good % pilot his
colt. whose work has been of the highest
Mr. stuart likes the boy and wants
race horse. pittsburgh PHI had snug bet
the Carlton the winner. Sir Walter beng at
ondaga bonnie lee colt Tor ' Certainty. the
youngster going tothe postal to .. There
ed against the others. Sir Waiter and and Littie
Nell got The hest Of the flag. and stevenson.
enabledto stall off BerGcn's late rush with the
ee YS an ,t BY Hpi re
Louisette colt easily for second money. The
others were strung out for hundred yards.
ms BAY colt SITS y ThS %n "t q
La Scala. is owned by DR.. q. Lee Knapp and a
few other sportsmen and good fellows in gen
Stable. and Walter Rollins sent him to the post
In the pink Of condition.
hacelluu WIS StrON. laNOTltS LOT me OPEN |
ing race. a handicap at one mile and Il six
eenth. and Fitzpatrick had lively time pull
nc the fat out OF the fire. rs he waited until
short head by the hardest kind of riding.
Maidstone was third and may, be expected TO
Billy Barrick and his friends backed Void
o win the second race. a scramble for three
,ool room in tho city before soinG to The track.
,ing.n, Sims was to have $500 If he won.
Ia oil foil fhD
4 BY Jack Asb %%Si''0T was s0' sc %%n
he others. The Lady ,Iongfcow colt went
way like rocket a. the start. and it looked
m hG BUT s@s f S "S VOID lard T IN a.
Won BY head. Yosemitn bent St. James by a J
4,mes had a sta Die boy M SO look out for him
'hen Jockey throws his leg over him.
money for the NTH race. scramI bic for three.
sa,1sE "a at M fx uFons St H@nc, the
0 l. Poor Jonathan. u 30 to / shot. Il
had the a,xd running for three fpronEs api
bowed the way to tho. last furlone pole. y
mere Sims brought Sir Cateshy, the half G
han ID bT enst T' FIi nber yea
aHvette as far for second money. V
h iMe el9IinG race vas decided in terrific
~ until well into the homstretch. whore
Inns sent Zorlng along. tho lilly winning II,
ands down. Airplant beat Great Guns for II
,cond money
or: T.
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hoqueiorl, no Grande. Allan Banc, ana SNOWFALL
So ran.
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phe 70 MasterOde. \ 10 lno nranir 20 10 CT
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r; McDonalds Lady LUngteIlow colt s. VI w. y"
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10 ran. 49, '' '' '~'
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hTaru - to Hardy Fox 2Ot E!l2a, 70 TO Blil
'u' Mn'has paid $500, $500. $3.50