The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-21
VESTIBULE DOWNS VICTORY.
mn. LoRILLARD's SPEEDY COLT WINS
THE SWIFT sTAHRa

II His True Forn-M. F. Dwyer Buys
Daeonet and ChicaTo-Pcssara Lame
Trainer Van Nescs License Revoked
seven thousand persons saw Mr.. Pierre
Lorillard's Vestibule defeat VIM. Lakeland's
Victory for the Swift Stakes for three-year-
olds at seven furlongs. and Mr.. John Hunters
black colt Lovelace win the Daisy Stakes for
-year-olds over the turf course at Sleeps
head Bay yesterday afternoon.
The crowd seemed small In comparison with
Saturdays gathering to sec the great Subur-
ban Handicap run. but those who did not turn
out lost somo good sport. as nearly every
race was closely contested from start to
finish. William Lakeland. who is usually san
guine. thought that he could win three races.
the Swift Stakes with Victory. the Dnisy with
Faithful. and the fourth with Tea Tray. He
was most confident Of Victory. but tho Ranco-
cas- colt vestlbule. trained by John Higgins.
was a stumbling block. AS for Tea Tray and
Faithful. neither secured place.
With Lamplighter. Pick pocket. King Cad
mus. and Yorkvile Belle withdrawn. only four
starters were left to go to the post for the
Swift. Victory was an odds on fnvorite. Rex
and tho Alcina colt made the running at a
ridiculously slow pace for over half q mile.
and then Victory moved up and challenged the
Alcina colt for the lend. Hamilton waiting with
vestibule next tho rail-. When squared away
for homo Victory was in front. with Rex SEQ
ond. next the rail. and Vestibule was In
amost beautiful pocket, thanks to Hamilton's
laundering. Tho colored jockey realized that
he had made q moss OF 1t. He either had to
pull up and go around or induce Major Gov
ington to pull out and let him through on the
rail. He shouted to tho Major. and as Rex was
beaten the lad very ,obliCingly let Mr.. Lorril;
lard's colt through. Like flash Vestibule sped
by Rex, and before 1aral could realize It the
s s 81 vcory but
Kingston on Saturday, last. and Victory
lengths for SECOND money, 1t was very close
icised "I,illy Lakeland for, Iinstructng Taral to
walt With until the stretch was
colt was good enough to beat any three-year-
~, End wss cot "a
patrick was to ride him. the Brookdale bred
saf nmd s Rcsnrd Wsre
in tho lead st the, start. .Lovolace. Right
pr na led na the up nS
H sh IsHehysi ni Tss Snsa
II,
ioveace. and landed him winner By hall 9
length from Warsaw. who beat Sir Richard
& for sS9na sGd
at the turn. and Fitzpatrick pulled tho, latter
UP. The winner. q 20 to / shot is owned, by
Control. He is a son OF fremont. out OF La
Traviata. the dam of Vardee and Freedom. He
is solid black in color OF good size and I'M
Kingston was prohiibitive, iavorite for the
opening dash over the Futurity course, and as
10 Sntn ,n nil In, n ode "a ha huH
no difficulty is disposinG of his competitors.
tho brown horse running in prominent place
Major DAILY was easily second. and Loonawell.
who came very fast at the finish and beat
ahd so at the
but, once under way was all right.
The sellipg Iaee At seven EMU. furlonCss was
Against ss'G s the s others @Hsa Mr. Rove droprsd
ing. and although closely pressed first by
Gertie d. and Alcalde. and later by Walcott. the
little sedng won very fast RICE nee. by neck .h.
sirs stcS. was s" very close thir The time.
rs a5 i5s ysry 4s the o tCGxiRs bS9E The
Narvacz. tho rider Of Gertie D.. intcrfered with
Fremont. and the boy was cautioned. Ere.
up. p, J. Dwyer 4 Son have worry good three
r-old in this son Of fremont.
The tSpPGGr the IA
Ing and Sir Catesby with the lead for seven
T2o Psppsr IS ns
rSbpbIe winner q the KSaiza1on
the leaders at one time hut he came on in tho
stretch and closed up lot Of ground. This
old rascal has a bad leg this year.
Tho concluding race on the grass was won
by the tavorite SNOWFALL. after a uharp tussle
with old ,GcttysburE., g., who IL secured second
Mr. N. i. Dwynr yesterday bought from Mr..
John Hunter thuthree- year-old colt Dagonetby
@ OF By ndy and the Of
Messrs. Walcott 4 Cam pbell deserve tho sym.
morning: and grave fears are entertained Of
M 81 mSns
good races. Perhaps the trouble will submit
The Board Of Control at meeting held yes
Van Ness, Yam Ness has trained the great two
race at Morris Park,
1860 persons passed through the turnstiles
u Summaries Sninie follow:
THE FIRST RACE.
so S5 o'sTs.a OF
ond and 500 TO the t'ird; penalties and Advances
NJ. Dwysr,.9r. h. Kingston. aged. by spendthrift-.
r. McBriie's6 c: Major Daily 8 lilo iAnd.r.oiiD
U. A. Jones cos b. {. Iconhweli. ia (Bender)..8
Capt. Wagner. ktldcsr. and Aonzo also ran.
Time. l;l2.
Betting-Two to Oh Kingston, r to Major Daily. 6to
Ieouawell, II to kildeer, 80 10 Capt Wagner, 80
to i Alonzo. Mutua!s paid So, 30. 50. SO. $500.
THE SECOND RACE.
Tho Daisy Stakes: sweepstakes for two year olds.
foas 1850 Of S2b each. and only $40 forfeit with
81 ihO added which $3.50 to the second and 100
JOHN T iInnsrst L"velaesby Tremon.-L. 1r.v,..A
llS uiergenl
wacott 1tampbelrs b. c. Warsaw. lls UaraD ...,..
Brook Stables gr g. Sir Richard 1lS (ittlensld
Majolica colt, Kigh,awny. Prince imperial Faithful.
Mn gcian anu Lou Rhett also ran.
Time. ;03 Is.
BettipV-Two to against Warsaw, o to RightAwhy,
to i Faithful; g 10 ! Prince Imperial 10 to Sir
Richard, IL to Magician, 20 to Lovelaos. so to
Mnjocn colt 80 to Lou hhett. Autuals paid $+9,o5.
$50. 20. 1910.
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse 81 900. for three year olds and upward; en-.
trance 500 OF which two-t birds to second and
thirdto third selling allowances; seven furlonga
g. Forbcss b. Y. Arab, u. by Dalnacardoch-R tr,bu
Mciaughlins eli, G. Wacott Ii2 CTaraD ,.,,,,,,,,.2
Is Jennings Oh. h. Busc-d. e. loI (DoggetD .......
Alcalde, Fremont, ANIL Grrtie ID. also ran.
Time ~ ID.
Dctting-Eight to against Fremont, . to Walcott.
10 Arab. 10 Busted II to Geriie D.. 20 to Al
calde. Mutuals paid 32o,45. 5000. $s.To.