The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-08
THE PEPPERS GAME RACE.
THE son or BILLET WINS TIE MEL
ROSE HANDICAP AT MORRIS P.iRk.

ROSE HANDItsF 40 -"o""hS fihh'
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Peppers bay colt The Pepper winning after
gruisinS race with with M Mss pfGwn hoserss
certain quantity. was third. Tho other stake
race. the Van Nest. for two-ycar-olds at five
furlongs. went to J. d, Coilins's Lawicss in
slow time.
The Withdrawals in tho Metros, uon1icop
reduced the Held TO ten IN number. The faith
full plunged on St Florian. taking his grand
race AT nravssena as an inu,'a ,t Of inc ns
colt prowess. lheS argued that ne couiu
handle l26 pounds nicely and that Fitzpatrick
snn.'.", W, W
for the finish and that when he cut loose the
others would s, oifer feeble OPPOSITION. rek
n''cnp'' no ie1ie,' a"u -, n'."'huy were ,ne
most iancied outside oil the iavorlte. osric be-
sistent form made him many friends.
and The PEPPERS Pc defeat Of Banquet
last week, when the brother to The Lioncss
ran n mil, and quarter in Dos. was not for.
r",tsn, Mr. Rowe nfter n shor, d@,n T MT ut tn.
inc the first 70 show, I!ttl, stevenson lot tn,
white-taced colt sail along. and the first quar-
Fer m p' ans tn d. s Ssadns Tine the
Floriqn. with 1876 pounds an his back. osric
around the turn two lengths before the field.
The Pepper. Charade and Mas the most
prominent Of tho others. trkn}9gket being alb
In the homcstretch The Peprer took
improving his position with Pick rockst In
III" hollow Fitzpatrick called on st. Florian.
but the Cyclops of the Morris string was
ne"tem the hot pace the hl h@T"E DOM
ducl between The Pepper and rklocket.
Lambley rod. the best race Of his career. and.
lriscd the Knowing ones Ly running a" samSiy
rounding the urpcr turn. and attributed
l,rkp ic&ets defeat to that circumstance
should have won. hut The Pepper is a
vcry, usciu! three year-oid. The time. l is
come jubiInnt over. The pace in tho "arly rart
Of the race cooked more than ono horses
chances The fractional time follows: o:.2;,..
very ro%E sb anrgqErsa for the ya9 Nsst
had tho mount. and tho talent instaIled the
son of Tyrant Il warm first choice. Rightaway.
\, handsome colt, entered by Marcus DAILY. and
/" l too high for 'D ha d' " rase and
Iawcss q made ali the sr rinnns and Won f in
spiritcJ. Warpant. Leona, do. charcoal and
order named iiightaway swrrvcd all over the
stretch. Lyrist is nice colt. and will do better
a capable boy in the days when George Eori.
lard coIors were among the most prominent
on the turf
Fairy was favorte for the opening race. her
owner putting lis money down with degree
OF confidence that caught the crowd many of
whom followed tho taliiornians example.
Kildcer was second choice Sonora, Kosa H..
and Tormentor ranking next in favor: Gel.
rlcr is,'I at IL" finish. TairT Played with her
uiius ease. Tarnl worked hard on Tormentor
and secured sccanl place with Mr.. Dahlmnn's
horse KilIcer ran gamelv and Finished a
close third. Rosa il; was, in the front rank for
Tide!os previdus 'i nsrformances Justified his
being favorte for the second race at mile.
Sir Catcshy, the brother to Hanover. being
at the drop Of the lag with the favorite. and
although he let the colt sweryo ali over the
homcstretch. finally got him home first by
two lengths. Sir Iatcsuy beat Gcrtie d. a
head for second money.
Wah Jim and Julien We're both played very
heavily for the fourth event. a scramble at six
furloncS There were seven starters, and Mr.
Rowe got them away on almost exactly even
terms. Nah Jim and Julien ran head and
head to the final furlong. whore the latter
Vernon a head for third money. The Pulsifer
delegation lost pretty heavily on Wah jim
Julien, the winner. is by Darchin ont Of Lydia,
the full sister to Barnes. that the DIVERS
never could train because of her fiiGhty tenn
ucr Julien was as bad as his dam but kind
ness has in measure toned him down. and
while a bad horse Mt the post. he runs well
when once under way. He is very speedy and
TralnerJohn HncSihs deserves great deal OF