The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-25

| Eramme Yesterday-st. Michael Was n
Good Thing for Messrs. DAILY d. Gideon
Hacc for BHrefoet-Dinbio Wins, but
| Pulls Up Lame-spartan Beaten by Sir
| Richard-Gio amine Was n Surprise.
Three favorites won at Sheepshead Bay yes
terday afternoon. and the talent got back
some OF the money lost on Friday. which was
one OF tho hardest days hackers Of racehorses
ever experienced in this country. Tho sue
cessful fasorites yesterday were ST. Michael
In the second event. Barefoot in the third. and
Diablo In the selling race. Tho track was n
trihe heavy. and brisk breeze from the At
lantio made the Bay q most comfortable place.
Potomac was installed very warm favorlte
for the opening race ovor the Futurity course.
The big white-faced colt carried liberal
share OF his owners money and Mr.. Dryers
friends looked upon the race as good thing for
him. Anew persons played Sleipner and Oldest
commissions went on Emin Boy and Specula-
ton Garrison rode Stonenell, but the three
year. old was concedinG every horse in the race
Jumps Of weight and few had the courage to
put bet on the fagmnn's colt. Potomac
went to the post an odds on favorite. and. get
ting away In front with Emin Boy and Trngle.
piloted tho field until the elbow had been
rounded. Then Potomac shook OF Emin Bey
and the three-year-old fllly and appeared to be
winning handily. Opposite the betting ring.
however Garrison brought Stonenell up with
rush. and to tho utter dismay Of the talent
passed Potomac and won ceverly by q neck.
Sleipner was third. beaten four lengths for
second money. Leonawell and Speculation
we're very close up. This colt, Stonenel was
bought at the Withers sale by Henry Warnke.
the railroad employee who made fortune out
of the nlly Reclare. for something like
$4,000. After the sale some trainers re-
marked that the hagman had paid $1,000
for broken down horse. one OF
the colts legs being trifle swollen. Warnke
has. however. won several races with Stone-
nell. and the colt Is apparently sound. One
thing sure he is one Of our best sprinters and
packs weight like good horse. 1t is moro
than probable that Potomae's bad legs had
Michael: they bought at the withsrs sSl 9, to the
Of Uncas and Michaelmas was highly tried as
ported in the city POOL rooms during the morn
Ing the bookmakers were exceedingly
fh frs Mss Suth h s Sdas Of to
They found plenty Of business at that. and re-:
The Sters were Gemn BAD lott
and St. Michael after raising the dust at the the
no cy5g the tsah l9r Ss ad FITS
patrick keeping him in front from start to
finish and winning In q common canter. Null
third, Airshaft opened iayorite Tor the selling
race for three-year-o but the weight Of
Iittleneld took the track with the Morris |
representative and won with comparative
God waye t H s and Aah fom hsd "s
Dde Now ruling slight as1rts over
the running head and head for tn ree-auar- |
ters Of mile Lowa nder. Diablo. and Flaviiia
Never and King Grab trailing. Around the |
Inpper tnrn L9wlander, moved UP and chal-
the S Old fd s ran wsn TO w
challenged the leaders; in a whipping finish
quarters oi length away. Mars ran y,rpris-
incly well and displayed a great deal Of game
The talent could see nothing in the selling
Camnbell's Eolus colt Spartan Foxhall Keene's
a 10 to | shot. and Spartan. Young Blake rode
and landed the gray colt first by u length
Spartan beat Procida thrco lengths for cond
money. S. W. Streets colt Upstart struggled
The last race Of the day. handicap sweep
snas at one mile IAN, and furlonE over the
snapper Garrison having the mount. J. G.
sleeper in this event. Fred Littlefleld taking
her to the front at hagfall and remaining
of ha end racs Ras S 5 fer hG
money between Tom Rogers and SNOWFALL.
the former getting up in the final stride and
follow:
TyH FIRST RACE
& T sa sas .es,H
il; s%ssnSs:s q q sss..u,l b, ssonel ense-ser
L"rHsra sA IS ts' ss1pn.t iei r"r3
LeonAwelL Speculation. Emn Boy. anaTrin.io also
Time. l;121 -5.
S'"sL0s 4, @ Emn sy 1ss' to sfans
R Rs ! e iInSs 20 to speculation. Nusua PAD
THE SECOND RACE.
=, \. e.
placed executing in maiden races one and two; fu.
,l.on PAYS br c: s., Michael. by rncas-MichaeL
v Dwyer. . Muet lis
ss5s nd ssS .a
as M;
daIlei 4otoi Long Dock. Mutual. paid ssi5' $50
THE THIRD RACE.
rST so Of ,s whh
and h,rd Selling one mile lie
md three,sixteenths.
iii: Ne! ss' Is q. sssoo BY Lonstsor
, d: DWyer sous Dix G. Fremont, lob tSmms).....2
~ T. DAYS b. 6. Gou Wave, 100 ~. Lambley).
AIrthart also ran
Time 2-o4 30
bettinR-Seven TO against barefoot = to AirshAft,
70 fremont. : TO Gold Wavo. NutuRls paid $l2, |
1865, SOTO. ,
THE FOURTH RACE
ana 81
ne mile and furong ,
' bsTns fil f. Ps;s D.ele by
Ii. Morn. 5. o. Mar. a i07 iIitteaoldJ.a
cynosure King Crab, Now or Never and Flavi!a also
an.
Time. ,b8 l5.
beuing-Two 10 against D,abo. ~ 70 1owiandsr
CJnosurs' Autuals paid Sl7v5. Sll. 90. s4d65. :
THE FIFTH RACE
For two. yearolds; sweepstakes or SIS each. with
l;oO added. OF which SEQ to second hnd 100 to
lird; eelnng allowances: Futurty vourse.
0nkwo stables 81. c. Sir Richard W STAFFORD or
'asn,t camptels br. 9, Spartan, liz TaraD,
ohhill keenes b. Procida lO5 tSarvae4J...,.. -.
nd lpstArt also ran
Time. I;I32.b
fetunR-Ish 10 7 on Spartan, u 10 against MARCEL
H. ~ 70 honnce nlly, 10 to SIR HChati II to |
} up''ars hutuals paid $50, Sl2so SGio
THE SIXTH RACE. g