The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-03
PITTSBURGH PILLS COUP.
KING cADMUs, RIDDEy BT GARRISON,
LANDS NEARLY $4,000.

Wins tho esiIard Stakes = Yorkviiie
Relic Pi.ys with Her Opponents In the
Ladies' stakes-Correctiou Makes . New
acknowledgements wias the Handicap.
That daring young plupgcr George L. Smith.
better known as Pittsburgh Phil. Rave the
bookmakors hard knock at tho Morris Park
race course yesterday whom Snapper Garrison
won the fourth rncc with King Cadmus- Smith
backed his colt from tho instant the odds were
posted until tho bell announced that the
horses were under way md the race had
begun. His winnings are placed ut sum be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. Garrison. who
rode the race OF his life and lifted King Cad
mus homo only nose In front OF Mr.. Pierre
Lorillards Julien. sars that the plunger re-
wardcd his efforts by giving him tho largest
foo lie had ever received for riding u single
race.
The attendance was comparatively light for
Morris Park. the weather being 40 excessively
warm That mono but rncing enthusiasts were
brave enough to undertake tho journey to the
beautiful Westchester course. Tho stake
events. tho Galliard for two.year-olds. at i've
furongs. and the Ladies' for three year old
f1ies. ut ono mile and q furlong were won re-
| spcctively by Messrs. J. A. J. A II. Morris's
chestnut colt Frieze and f. A. Ehret's great
mare Yorkvillo Belle. There was some en-
thnsiasm over tho Galliard Stakes. as Perrier-
youet was favorito oyer tho big brother to
seded a week ago. In the aalliard, III. John
Hunters Hosperus and tho Oneck stables
contest Tor the Prize ass race 90
was SO good that the shrewdest members. OF
talent Es 5hst rH1s e9Ha not y
Frleze HAD won tho Harlem Stakes in COM
manaa ding fashion I lnt many REGARDED that race
| the others When capital start was secured.
Hssperu e, took T the track and pioted the field
alone. Won: Win hIs ears a,ai pr f Fred
hesperus always had second place sure. the
big chestnut colt finishing length In Frieze's
hps 9o and
the same qge;;, He is improving every time he
starts: and viii come pretty near being, top Of
YorkviIe Belle was a tremendous favorite
mittsd Y9rkville Belle. to race for q m ile. and
nfS an. R14 asn t. fSy Asdr 9 sess tS Ss
| Blue very easily for second money. Hundreds
ss9 snS SJ asa the sna EsS
she ran tho first five iurlongs up tho hill in
l;33,s the trainers made the regiment query.
Wat cG yil beat her in tho "ithers Stakes
1T must be remembered that the hlly had
has been, seon In years She cost but $1.2OO
Farm IF IT, G hs s R day an
For some unex plainable reason the talent
overlooked CORRECTION in the opening dash at
a strong fayorits they We're Kick lns themselves
FAIRY Second ch eS,s 1 5eaisa
performsnee is the Best on 1r record
RECKON was favorite for the second race. q
s l"a S sR eighth gut out % se xp ok
By kssksSn r sna SSsr0 HI s
%s great ft at the nsh and %ss
S r 1s %as So
better tn thar the form he DISPLAYED on Tuesday
shnr and fTuer ame sF
hue, On Tuesday Mastorlode was faygrite,
ssor snnff sf Id
and him to
tho boy who worked the horse on, Monday had
diseboyed his orders. sending him mile. In
that this would explain MasteTodss poor 1 per
Sssssns ssS S se FG s ol hSfss
walt Until nj the last STarter Of mile and then
to the horse a re osTd
Of Stewards. satisfied that no fraud was in
tended. dismissed the case
The fourth race was the event in which Pitts.
the favorite at to j. lavish. King cadm Mns
Ptsbnrsh PHI passed aSckgS from rom BOOK To-
book. betting every man that would take tho
Gny 500 lie 9 %as bs his SSsn f EaR Rs
ysh The to
tho others laundering at their heels until the
final furlonng. whore Garrison rushed King
fdns the bTother to King Crab S with Whip and and
sp4r' caught the leaders in the last few strides
5aen ous Syh head
Eoins anS Th ns hs os
nsS and aa aso@sod the widest Tfs
GarIs1n was vas completely sSxhaused by his
be "sfd w for few days gave him great
King Cadmus was bought by Pittsburgh Phil |
at the sole Of Of the ate August Eelmohts horses
Won over $4,000 at Sheeps SS DAY BAY one day
l2s, saep,ember Fred Tsra getting the s9n 9f
By Nearly N!os BY n1s head % snd
Verify fortune is kind to George +. Smith.
Tom fo T9pbGh and Gertia were favor
took Mr. Dahlmansi ane1 to 81 tho front at fae
fall. and she played with her opponents. win
thu 6oaa Tom fH ons Gr sseonG
motley.
Major Barak G. Thomas OF tho Dixiana Stud.
who Is known to eyory horscman OF note In
America. and who is loved by everybody. Is In
town. having brought on from Kontucky q
number OF very handsome and highly bred
year ings which will be sold at Tnttorsall's on
Monday evening next. Among them IL son Of
LonE,ell1w and tho famous marc !iighfieht.
that tho Major is especially proud Of. This colt
Is s9id by competent Judges to be tho finest
yearlng that las boon brought to the New
York market. in years. Tho others arc by
liimyar and fellowcrait, and out Of such great
mares rs Dixicttn, tho dam Of Georgia and
Ny Fellow; War Reel. tho dam Of Lelex. I.e
iogos: and BROTHER Ban: Herzegovina. the
Park and Jaubeft.
Summaries follow:
THE FIRST RACE.
Asweepsihkes of $40 each. with 81 900 added $500
70 second nni 500 to third nve and half fnIlongs
>. q a. H. c Motr,ss m Correction. =. by hmyar
Mamma Grey, III uittle
o,sm D%ye S,,,b, 4 kasesnd aged ~ Tarnh
wan jim. iorhehtor. Candesbrs stonene!I and DO