The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-25
PATRON. LANDS THE DERBY.
FALSETTOS SOW LEATKs BIS FIELD
FAR BEBYAD At THE FINISH.
TIE riny Ra,usrop Romps HOME with the
Clover stakes-Trinity Proves Giant N
the Heavy.weight Hsndicnp-Hsmnie
Makes Himself Kuowu In the First Dash.

n saw the races ~ utoNcsShu sSo
terday. and great interest was manifested 10
the sport from the first race to tho last. The
betting was lively throughout and. ms OH the
previous days. book max rs had tho best end
oft. The only favorites to win were Hammie
In the first race and Patron In the Derby.
The event OF tho day. tho Brooklyn Derby.
had only flve starters. but 1t was good bet
ting affair. Patrons showing in the Carlton
stakes last Thursday, when. with PICKERING IN
the saddle. the colt went to his knees on the
backstretch. regained his feet and finished
well up. was good enough for the talent. con-
sidering that Hayward rode the colt yester-
| day On the other hand. the admirers Of
Charade as race horse and Garrison as a
jockey lost none OF their faith in the good
three year.old son OF Charaxus. and poured In
their money. Mars was good enough for the
followers OF the all scarlet. and lie
was also heavily supported. Actor and Beau
Brummel had only u few supporters. Patron
made all tho running and was really the only
horse in the race. Hayward rode him al tistic-
ally letting the colt rate nlong until the others
were ready for racing. This began ut the far
turn, and 1t was only q question OF less than a
horses in the race. Patron and Chnrade. In
the next sixteenth Garrison. on Charade, went
w and & real contest tie
From there home Patron simply allowed his
opponent to stay within reaching distance on
itw,s the general opinion 81 the well-ppsted
division after THO race hat Louis stuart mas !.
:, The Clover Stakes was tho SECOND race q. Gt
imnor,t nr &C. and on hSr w2rE II looked a.,
money about her was grabbed at hy every
body; There was strong tin out ,|,hataindroI;
nw rare to n a2m ra ny fSa Ers
pair the stable declared to win with Josephine.
end she was Tor that reason the faSorite OF the
lengths in front and won BY. three lengths;
practically left 1T The post, finished second.
beating, Mnnehaha by u head. Minnehaha
quit under pressure. and on her I race OF yester-
The entire lot II Youngsters went to the post
in the first race. aud it was as much OF II
The Ethie colt had been sent out IA. Hammie.
knew, until they ST to tie track Tint !, WINS
well. backed horses Hammie was tho only
!ilt had made the running to the last furlonE.
Hammie went by and won handily by g couple
o. lengths Warsaw camS strong ,o at th H,, end.
an outsider. Just landed 1t by Il head. Mod;
crate ran prominently into the stretch, and
then quit; procidas performance WAS disap-
The nixL. priced bolero ran good race last
week week and on the strength o. 1T ne ought to
deceiver that the real taent. would have little
from small money Gettors. BANQUET was hot
favorite. with Stockton well hacked by the
H. ] ba1S SDn sqa yos% SG s sr2n
Stockton and then Gold Dollar set the pace.
but In the stretch Bolero went by everything
hail. stockton was not handled any too ably.
but will be hard to beat in future. BANQUET
was h xgahn nrs hs sh ran ,or Gooa
ran up to what his breeding and early promise
entitled him to do.
Trinity. and Busteed shared honnrs pretty
equally in the betting Trinity won hHndtiy at
down the
UP to that point Busteed came prominently
at tho finish. and will win good race before
In the last rare the talent went down heavily
on Hosy. a Brighton Beacher with big tip
shan shs not
Onward finishing three lengths away. third
o s ,n @ .a. Of h sSs .sd for to- ..seni
NJ i. Dwyersb b. .. iiammie BY Charaxus-Ethie 1o5
9STr;:rr { lions. ios ',',!sas,d
Leonardo. Phiianthrop'.'. and Nan Richards colt ..so
B.t,nv-rhre. to asnns, 'Iii, fannie 4to each Mod
II to leonardo 20 to Iiona .otol iniiGo. 80 toi
@ 80 paa :iS $3.50 Nu
THE SECOND RACE.
sanssP swesP.ks. o, go s ssrn y, wh $1,000
W, G DaIyssh, Bosro, :. by Rayon d'or-AlI Hands
zorns Rex and cold a' 6o"r ra
$;f:; zofas
THE THIRD RACE
dDt is. a Sa
ssFa NJ '' os R.ndrop by
ss,I, 1is
also ran.
!ossphn. 30 R.inir 3" 10 10 Seoaami.. ITO
ssr%eu.s paid sS ssso ~ 10
THE FOURTH RACE.
With Ts Drs 70. ne" s s aa
L., ,sia%rIs 5; c. Fssroi BY ra'.etso-rnsr'mony.
nd 9.5sat T Ss2 Yy:
Actor and Beau Brunmel al.oInl.
Bc,,,ns-yr,, II, rm Hsll,, p rsiron II to cbar,a.
Al SsI, as! ss. is'a Essa sfummsr NJ
tuas paiu SIoOO t6S.b SS'b.
THE FIFTH RACE.
heayy.wei ht handicap Sweepstakes Of so each.
win s!un added. OF which 500 to second ANA 800
Boul. ard stable. Oh. T. Trinity =. by Forester
British Beauty IA iDoHgettl .....,,..
C. t0ri'ehsens Gu. h onward. Z! ~ Mnscr) ..,.:;,
Foreigner. Laughing Water, Cerebus and crocus also
ran
Time lil5e
Betting.-TwO to against usrr. to Trinity. lto
Buttsod, 10 to each onward. Stonencil, and Capt.
Brown: i: to Alderman Mac. 80 to CeIsbus. 30 to
Laugh ny Water. ~ To Foreigner. lOO to Crocus.
Mutuss paid Sic. 10, Sl2 40. $l1 rs.
THE SIXTH RACE
sweepstAkes OF $40 each for three year olds that
never won race Of the value Of 81 800 with $1,000
addeu, OF which 500 to second anu 800 TO third:
J, X Pepper 4 Cos b. G Sir Arthur. by LsonAtus-
Joncotts oh C. Hamilton. ll5 LHAlD .,,....,,.2
r. Dwycr Sons br. T. Madrid, 40 tsinms .....,,
, snehAhu0ah; Hoey. Lampost hykeston. ~. MARI,
Gonza.ss, st. Hubert. Emperor Otho. and Dr. Wilcox
,, Time Az
Hsune-six to against Hory. 4 TO Hamilton; TO
ton MAdf,d : 70 ! each SIR, Arthur: and syk,
ZamGost - to Gonzales, 80 to Emperor Otho 30 TO
a s. -nuoeIt 20 TO DR.. wilcox. Autuals paid S5s 10.
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