The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-28
HIS HIGHNESS DEFEATED.
TIE GREAT THREE YEAR. OLD IN
PLACED IN 4 MILE and A FUR
LONG RACE

Selling Raeo with warsaw-Rie and LIT
tie Casino = Two Races for Father Bill
Dniy-Potomac Beaten by Lis,is-Ss srriso,
will Ride Sir wsiter-st Florian Lame.
Seven thousand persons saw Messrs. Gideon
Days great three-year-old His Highness
duplicate his race for the Suburban Handicar
at Sheopshead Bay yesterday afternoon. the
son OF Tho Ill-Used and Princess starting
favorite for the third race. ct one mile and fur
long. and being eoundly beaten at the end OF
1--WE furlongs. On his last appearance tho col,
carried liz pounds and won n mile dash very
easily In tho very fast time OF lao 2-5. The
general public put its money on the Futurity
winner with great confidence yesterday and
cav Lepanto. Reckon. and Pickpocket finish
noses apart In the order named. with the
favorite beaten of.
TWAS freely stated in tho paddock before
the race that His Highness had been cough
Ing. Under the circumstances many thought
that he should not have been a starter. but
tho Realization Stakes. worth nearly $4,000.
the only big engagement His Highness has as
three-year-old. is to be run on Saturday
next. and Mr.. Gideon said that he wanted to
know whether the colt was At to run In that
race or not He had to have = race anyhow to
prepare him for Saturdays great effort, and
ho WNo lueESkor0 scuV 10 Tue pobt. AIteE inc
colt was beaten Mr.. Gideon's face was very
day would be out OF the question unless some
remarkable change should take place in the
colts condition. His Hignoss Eallopcd with
out any OF that daeh that usually character
ives far from being we'll.
,s sT snS SaasS s0h Kim His Hfh se d
May last year. and who is very much attached
They can put him in the box now. but I still
think he x greatest horse in the world: will
ety. 2 hat s s eaS b sS k he S 5
MY sas time e
the Ihs sa S }ab colt and tAs q
ss asI st ns ss ss
eampLsIi.s Wsrssw; The talent mads the
SM ua kshaway and the Maolea colt also
shs s9ss f rssoP sd' Hen f witt %d
had been riding Warsaw under q pull. cut
oSr .nStss o 81 IL sSus Ten bands an By
and Encyclopedias colt in the mai furionss And
H. 81
whipping finish. After Taral landed Warsaw
wi1hner s John II Tno y great aamiror Of the
ana little casino: how can they beat US ~
DR.. liasbrouck and Correction were first and
second choices for the opening event over the
psoay g son Il s MsSss
Wihhninx with ease. while Correction beat Con.
and tho Australian horse Delmar pulled up a
little lame forward. There were twelve With
The race in which His Iiighness was beaten
was Very last and every part of il, was hotly
quoted against any Of the others. Nomad and
LrraHto made NJ The running from the start.
Ssso ana sni ranE in
HIS hiGhness had enough Opposite the Dwy-
Soad ana ate pussns
~ b:b WI I'M ta55 KsEos !or,h
riding with hands anu feet. Reckon and PICK:
distance was too short. Lcpanto winning by a
nose white reckon beat Pick pocket but a few
inches 'or second moHGy ckpoeket was
would have won in another, lump, Messrs
l,r. ana ndog"rs are certainly having
that Lelanto Is q shifty little fellow with light
weight up; yet His Hlghness. who carried liz
s bhy pyss @ h havns T po ai
Yesterday he had lO4 as against His High
ncss's III. Lepanto was at 70 to in the bet
ting.
), The selling race at mile was sharp bet
May %in Johp CayanaEh and
thrce-y ear old Batslnan was pay:d d. very cry
strong by select decoration; FaGot. Bats
'front.' rank from lie fall q the fas . antil we
into the homestretch, when May Win, took |
the ony q Is hors.
then came through on the rail. and all the fat |
in tn the Te the LSs SstiRE getting the
a Ia Day made the 'a day memorable by win
Ia Rd sfs Rs w
secured third place with FaGot, and he told |
the boys to look out for him. but Potomac was
wanted Lizzie at 30 to 1. Mastcrlode and Tom
had some supporters, but Potomac was
Ding at Very SLOW pace Tor nearly au nile is
Then they began racing In earnest. and the
D1,aly tiily seampered hope an easy winner;
!dns For I hss Hamiton VAS SAWS two
milo in * or IS seconds. He made w y all the
Masterlode. Had he gone UP to the leaders
phanees Of winning would have been excel.
lent Fey OF our Jockeys have any idea OF
front means. 1t was pitifui to SEQ Potomac un-
placed In such pauy. Tho big colts legs
nre bad. and he may break down at any
EXperim ent was Withdrawn from tho scram-
bio for two year-ods at half q mile her owner. |
Fred Goddard. being absent at Philadelphia
Intending ths funeral OF the lats pereiyal
talent paysI Proelda. Mullet, and Prince I'm;
won by half a. length from Prince Imperial:
Thor was O fair third. Experiment work ed |
over the same ground and attracted the most |
widespread attention. She Is the best-look-
Ing illly in training, and the private sweep
stakes at Monmouth looks like gift for her |
unless she goes wrong. |
There was a meeting OF the Board Of Con-
troll TO decide whether the, onock stables or
he Dlemton Stables should have Jockey Car |
rison's services for the Great, TRIAL Stakes to
be- run on Friday next. DIR. G. Lee knapp Of |
The 0neck stables said that ho engaged Garri- |
sou 70 ride Sir Walter after the Snapper won
he Great American Stakes at Gravescnd. and |
Trainer 4; j., Joyner Of the Blemton Stables
said that he lad second call on the Jockey As
Marcus Da has Garrison under contract. and
starts nothing in the GREAT Trial. Joyner
thought that no was entitled to tho snapper
services. The Board OF Control after hearing
no Testimony on both sides. decided that the
ockoy must ride the race in question for tho
Jneck Stables.
The p Wills VII lsfrn or With regret that
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