The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-26
MAJOR DOMO WINS The HANDICAP
UITBIy A SECOND OF RECORD TIME

3 | uelQ D0nlnus
. The Parkway Handicap was tho only stalk
event on the programme. and that was weak
/ en- ed by scratches. M. +. Dwyer withdrew boil
Longstreet and Raceland. w. X. Jones dc
8 clded not to start Charade. and the Sue Ryde
colt was also an absentee. The Withdrawal
. OF the Dryer pair reduced the event to
: contest between Major Domo and Russell. i
i was a great race. however. For some unac
countabe reason tho Morris colt was installed
, favorite. The bookmakers themselves won
dered at It and the big betting men looked or
with curiosity. But the money on Russell made
him favorite. and no started 30. Major Dome
soon settled the matter. He started on ir
front with great speed. was in front at ever1
post, and finished nearly six lengths In the
van. with the great and much-touted Russell
whipped out and tagged out just beating Har.
lon for tho place. Father Bill DAILY started
Roquefort probably with an idea Of getting
third money But there was one starter toS
many for that.
Only two horses started in the first dash. but
It proved horse race. Kingston had fright.
Fairy Snd l. Is hardly likely that Mr.
WITH his fi ill., The S betting showed though.
that Fairy had friends. and where one would
hft hays Sssn at
Garrison whipping and squirting Fairy in the
infamous injection to prepare him for the sec
Uncle William DAILY stepped ths colt and be:
G sna % trs
secorSdS What The purpGrt Of It was MI Pal;
s neI IL Sr not
the nssn pay Hs his hrse
9S Il a1 %a cam S'1ss .
while running up the ackstretch and round
slss OUT end and sfs se Gs% ss; 4ss
y his elder brother came along. he YVES ready
@ the ts sow was hot tight h h9 ne
WAS" us and sseat p n0 kos
s Els saos 81
less tn than week ago and there were some
BEEN By those Who Witnesssd
that the
his best form He certainly has not shown it it
sT GstsSy Ets only two behind
SFs &s:sss H ss. n tsss
sss Ss.sss sSs H.
WAS IN open Length Sae. third az ran
an eys He dd not xn but :. ran "a k Esea
race al thHr4HIgh Ths onIy fault that could b
e nints g e,t r. Bounce ally Hiram. and
IL he op sssa At
The four crossed the Ine abreast: head. only
Mas .e eoss ON %a them 'n' Bliss colt the
Mss ab
Of the money they took in. Comments on the
Wo at 3 soeys IN his
ssa sSs Gsas and II: ddn %
another. Summarizes:
THE FIRST RACE.
Ss to s .iS
S;E bxy.r. Sf; h. Kingston. aged. by spend.hrif,-
R0''m'd' Stables r ks!.y ~. III
Betting. to on Kingston to against Fairy
THE SECOND RACE
20 s' sr : SSs
Won sn,s eAS !. p 5s;Dsn'o by KinsnherLssh
s,:Pss%t fsn oss f'S ss I..ss
We'ssA''''i' and A'"f Sia 4: s:5 5sH ''' "
1sn G Ss..1. Il s.n.
y %sS e. haas.. s:ka .lsss
THE THIRD RACE.
M .sass 81 Mss sRd
W. sps!rss pomo. T. BY Tom oss isfe.n
S.y: E H. j. ssss.iss i; 4 ii
Ret T., O :
THE FOURTH RACE
old, WIZ .ddsd Which SO s 70 second ys
Fj hsy;55i Son Il. {. St. c.rolu,. by s.. Bla.e-
n !, D y yS.. q xrpans: ioi
tor colt aud s0HaTiiss ssaps Also r.a 0'0A' A''s'A
s 1;pss tsloI %y.In
R Tic: s1 Ia,: 10 s.a &C. Yis
THE FIFTH RACE,
A swerpstakes Of $40 each for two.y.a,od, tina,
" .sS s !. sss si
a siT.p.. 81 Integrity BY Sir Aodred-Hiron
g. 9 3 b: SSSs's Az i.a IS
Bliss colt .nd B.str!s. also .sa ''''''''''''"'S
sst !:% xii Ss,ss: Si ssS ~; s!
THE SIXTH RACE.
selling sweepstakes or $50 each for tbree. War
olds and upward. with 81, 600 added. OF which 400
e second And 800 20 THIRD; ono mile and furiong
W hlcot Camp6elIs CHI. @. snowfall, T. by Joe
nwe 4. r.. winstoS, ~ T.r.D
Jennngs's br T. Mary stone. T. III fLittshsldj -.
Nit Young, Ben kinGsbury. julio TammGiy, Cyno.
sure. Abb and Chaos also ran 49,
Time l:5lk
Hrttig-Sertn to against Sow or Nevsr e to 1
Dynosur-. to Choas. ITO TAmmany 10 10 ! each
btn kihashury Julio and SNOWFALL ~ TO each Milt
blo%oo so. 20. 5000 '
THE LATONIA RACES
H. d A. simons's Horses Ruled or At tho
Request OF the Judges.