The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-22
RECKON'S SPLENDID RACE.
RU<RRO's GREAT DAUGHTER CARRIES
1e0 POUNDS TO VICTORY.

sixtesnths In Sol 1.A-St. Feiix Wins and
Cat Dewn-Chrysniis surprisss tho
1raient-Kineston and riaviiin Victorious.
Messrs. J. A.. 4 A. II. Morris's great four.
year-old ally Reckon demonstrated to the sat
i~sfaction Of the $500 persons at Gravesend
yesterday afternoon that she Is. outside OF
LAmplighter capable OF handling almost any
horse In training at a mile and q quarter or
thereabouts. She carried 100 pounds to VIC
tory In the Woodlawn Handicap. running the
mile and three-sixteenths in the very fast time
Of 2:01H. and won very %cleverly. kildeer being
the only ono OF her opponents capable OF max
Ing her race at the end.
Reckon was favorite for the race In question,
but Demuth. Van Buren,. and Fidelio were also
played quite heavily by somo shrewd people.
The Western contingent figured that Van
Buren,. with but 10 pounds W. would be able
TO set a clip In the early part OF tho race that
none Of tho others could live. but they changed
their minds quickly when Reckon took the
track from the Jack Rabbit" and running
the first quarter in "a seconds. had her oppo-
nsnts at her mercy thereafter. Van Buren,
was second until tho middle Of the back
stretch, where Kiideer pissed the whitc-
legged son OF Vanderbilt. Simms tried valnly
to close the gap between the leader and the
Rnncocas flly. but Reckon was sweep
ine along IN her W matchless way.
running tho FIRST mile In 1:41a. and tho milo
from eighth polo to eighth polo in Al Nat.
and the prize was his without scarcely tho
semblance OF . struggle. Demuth. aftcr being
last for over seven-eighths OF a mile. closed
home In third place. From now. on 1t will take
nothing short Of q king-p to show the chest
st. Folk was desorYedly mado %favorito for
the opening dash ut three-nuarters OF q mile.
BY a length from Homer Who. after being last
until. the stretch was reached. came like u
whirlwind and nippcd Dagonst on the post tor
was badly cut down, and viii. not race again
sta his r 3 }E:ycsum showed a lot
OF speed in the early part Of The sS Contest ns oo,t
colt. although carrying lis pounds. was a great
M ssGElIns; in ma a sa ali y IN the M fast time m,s of'p :42..
Nobody knows how fast Parvenu is. and he has
a aHT w 81 t s'se eeI fa %rsie Ii s the srsns..t r ereSi GG on
trains raj, sn me ti saSsSsF S "a heS {ES 9rses. n THsy Waited ted
II We . shake;baG lot q two.year;olds that
longs. The Psppoess colt repeated his per
front Z ard : ., setting !. I a Clipping #. }n"s - during . MEG the
Who twas va: sssond Sest at the head q the s]ireisi;
tie s"Si p Up S! BY a q n resi 0" The 81 others sRess we're SHS 'f Gadly
SSs:ten: Ths winner; a s%artilo looking H bag
Byrnes breathed easier when there was no bid
On her, the nlly being entered for s5oo.
ris and other clever Judges wanted to bet on
her. but Byrnes would not let them. as he did
nG 9s sh!n ki sss sas = , fnsa'f DAILY. and eueenle
race at siX fgrlones; As in the paryenu race.
SSaesnIe TIpwbridge q length al the ! end;
s ma,o pa Gs, 81 s she Tsse 00s Il. +. D y s' sesc an ies
in getting about $4,000 on the brown horse at
to l on; which. underline circumstances. was
. There were half a dozen good things in the
last race at six inriSnfs. but FIaviIla proved to
way sss In GG the str eR: G ana Winning I By a ileenneatff
and . half from the rank outsider. Bob suther-
land. who came through the stretch like a eyy-
eslds In the last few strides. Summaries:
THE FIRST RACE.
Fer three re ar elhs and upward which have run and
81 I'll 81 100 9 nj .sd sass y Which iS ssSo 10 second on ' and $40; 500
ssIaas;: sSoss :: c. St. Felix. 8. by St. BlAiae-,
Z f q sans del is !. e Homer. !. io7 iIit,leaeidy -
Xii. D E'sssa :: and 81 ID i s $;%. :; Z 'I: IS ss i.''''''
gsttins-six to s aesinst, ST, fss!ix; to = Homer to
Belle 1. MUTUAL. psid SAT-. s7.7O. ss.SS.
THE SECOND RACE.
.. mss.y Win %st si!Sc5 . tSS a. q ss @hlt G ;.gs SECS ss .ss:s si a nd
k isS an .a Ysli. sni ss %!'s' c. rarvenu. 8 by rnea.-,
.. HaamansSt 9. Joe sSsssss; + jiio7i ciriorpe"":::":::a
L. ss;s.'fE1 s;a.i. t. s.i I : g 7G.Fr''d' 7 to l against Joe
THE THIRD RACE.
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WITH si.e6o sdded. q which 500 10 second and sio5
NJ. DAYS - 6hirysAli,. by Hidalso-Bu.terny.,
, a. G.;SfSs;. Ls,nP p SDoos, col; ION
shsiasId stsblss' ,. T. jSponics. io7 Doggeil";::"
Heads or Tails ssA'r! 4i%.l hS :6ss' and r'd'sA also ran
: s g H a.y:ss' : : e ! ! f ssRsss' Sc sS' /? e c 4 ! ssfs1 Is.
io ai e i e G. .ails; g Rituals s9 J isi p.ia i. sss. e. g sSl 81 s sS5.Ss:
THE FOUR RACE
fhs weodlaEn Hsndicsp; for thres- ysar.oIds and up
!{S,sSSo ssass; q %n!sa ssso e second and siscss
}j .%.i an q. Il %. so sna .As s.. I. sssGon. 4. by rlz.rro-,
as nses stsSls's 3 I. Kiideer. !. los issiimmE..:..a
iso's"si S'd'do: y Ti%i ssr 'SS: ana iii1's a''or ran.
s%s..ins,zAsetn,, Reckon. ateii D.muth; 8 to !; van
Ss Stsn: III !! !: Li H,as.e 70 70 s' i. i aStusis PAID sis.ie.
.s :. ' Wis si tas'S' sdd lea sP~ Which saoSso second and
!. DwysIs Ir: b. Kingston. aged. by srendthrft-,
=. k xIsssslai'' "a q. T. s't aS.sui. TlovSridse. i. io7 ilXxe:l
1 isSriiaa.s'i''sb.' h. a..jss,T: DAILY. i; iio7 tS.r9.nj:":":.a
ssi:p S:.d T sssc. $50 e ss & { against Major DAILY Aa'
. THE SIXTH RACE
r: t p s.sS old Viii, sns Z, ,JoS a sdi. sel " which s. ssJS
70 second and 500 to- third; six furlongs. ~