The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-28
LOWLANDER'S EASY VICTORY
HE H1NS THE MYRTLE STAKES HANDE-
~ II GKlyhSEND'S 1RACk.

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bookmakers rakingin many more dollars tina
they paid out. Fairy and Masterlode were tn
only favorites to win. Sir Richard. at Z to
against, and Fidelio at ~ to !. were the out
siders.
The Myrtle Stakes. tho only stake event o
the day. was made the medium Of an unwar
ranted plunge on Mr.. Cornchlscn's King Crab
His victory over Ro1uefort and War Duke
week ago certainly did not justify it. and thu
best Judges disregarded the tip and back C
either Lowlander or dorchester. Lowlande
led all the way and won cleverly b,
length and half. May Win coming
with surprising rush at tho end ono
making Mccarthy on the winner uneasy for
Few seconds. King Crab ran a race that nc
one could complain OF. Taral held him well In
hand Into the stretch. and then made his e!.
tort. The horse responded gamely. and made
| up lot OF ground. But he lacked the speed to
oVertake the leaders. and had to be content
| WIN third place. Portchester was big dis.
| appointment never figuring in the race nj all.
| The race for two year olJs. at five furlongs.
| ended In disagreement MS to the finish be-
| tween tho Judges and ~ large portion OF those
who saw 1t. The finish was Arriving one. with
Sir Richard on the inside and Magician on tho
outer rail. Tho officials placed the former
hnrte first. while to- those on the stand it
iinoked as though tho latter had won. But
me Judges decision went. of course. and the
1t probable that they wcir right. Liona was
only u neck behind the pair. and Warsaw was
hes bo ,oarth MNagiean wa. undoTstedy tho
stretch lio is u good. looking colt BY rncas
race T with Warsaw nominnlly tha favoriic.
d no DIES COZ was second choice. hut ran vnlv
anil ana r.. quit nte t Eet.s Of" in
ni1is ne finished next to last.
Inc hrst and second races wHrn tamo affairs
tons. 1!it Young and Wtstch"st@r ;" wSro Witt
drawn from thc first dash. nnd this lott Fairy
81 "v,rMhelminc II ,favnrito and arparr ntlv
a av,S%n"' 70 tn, ra: Tho hly won as aHsyas
FIRST r tire" irt h' un"r s W Viii MhIn ' osris
I've race t. ba '"E%' Of nS 'HsE
strong demonstration in favor of Cas,awav H.
1heie was suin" srmblance OF a contest in this
Si'nt I@ra Mar If IL" Journey fnt Ct the "n
fa!,y in the previous affair He took til" lead
a. INC four approached the club house. and
t. how far, he chnsc 10 let .he horse win hv
iGastawny Il; was, second. halt dozen lengths
IN troat OF Miss Hawkins.
Ton Tough won race at last. and those who
tra T S wsrS T." MIN Md t track Hnd sod
was the ifnyoc!te; hut why It would he hard to
sayi a sun h!s owner thought the
finish WITH Actor. Barsi15t beating Warpat path"
a" r rd raS Gs r "wc h e
some severe pcnal,in. IN order t" prove 10 the
!,ockdy> that was the man in authority. Til,
jor C"yington. and NJ. Bergen will have to pro.
S &C. S.Uo Zach before they ride again. unless
starter hoWe rrlcnts to-day. Summaries:
THE FIRST RACE.
sweers,nkes OF SO each. for three .yearolds and
""y' s G sS q. nT mss.1s
E" n, stah.es b. (. Fairy. T. by Arsyls-Fary
'" 'e""'"s'' b f. Mar? 4i;a son 'o7 'HeFssn'.5
os;S 1 pal o e. s
THE SECOND RACE.
s and s s to S tn sa'S ono
s, :'t.h1: sa il. Mes'cr'oie 8, by Sir No.
w., : 2wysFs + : S;. s&psy,
p..,i..,. r,o,, Tim" 20: |
%?rsi 10 rSsG' n M.is;Gdn
MadrL Mutuhls paid $40. 81 80. SCI
THE THIRD RACE.
A se'!ing sweepstakes Of $50 e,ch for tvo.yc,roas
"'ih y, 81 ono"I e. II which 800 to second AMI 500
bI""E> sadie sir Richard. by STAFFORD or
!, DTers Mas,ri an 10
WaT.av ~ s M%!st g. e. Ike" a nn
u ".' Jimmy L.rle,, Bliss cot and Rear Guard a 50
Hs.,ny7E.v.n s;:}n., aar,ar go y,nne.r.
sssh sssa %sss to a 4 r. al hs s1
sy k T,n @I.F4 a .Gt Az. Ma;%a 4og Jimmy LAM
"so place, Magician ,.!eIi trk-t, s3s5o Pike. ''4
THE FOURTH FACE.
y: NY' Mi, sssfi s ss Of sni inward
W. : "" 70 third. the winner t. DO sod at auction;
ON pr 6: LswIanier. 4. by Lowlana chier-Rsst-
brown ROGERS. ch g. May n T. 10? !Brrgenj;,
Tnn IF .:e kn Ssh ts sFsa
hester ana key wss' also ran ~'"' '''''
he,m light to n a.mG; TX f'ns Crab ss,o,1or
az an" :er !" S w to 9hn N
$ vi" Na,u az ra .tsc ssJ
TIE FIFTH FACE.
aeh Il wch 500 TO, TO s esossy ana S
T. ); w";rlss rl c, Tom rou.h. b FelIowcraft-Fe-
"a Gam p5ss H. et e vernon Io2 tsevenson
L a., >,a1es Wy.ndo,e col, ioi lSimmsi
5 ns' 4ons iS ya.scts Coy.
'"',. MuuaIs paid s.u.;, si2s6. 500. " Ar
THE SIXTH RACE
sweepstakes Of 500 en"h. for thrce.year.olis and
.e value s6 With so" aided. OF WICK sso %
fisli" "; g. ~ S"f fi is'' iilr..dr,e.
acct ! I"T%ibs's ch cnAs,?f d S1is,.ysn.op;
oss Natalie =. ZaniInst, and You'd also ran.
,.,, Time i3t.
helLhg-Eight u 3 against barefoot, 20 ! Actor 8
2 40, 20 Dr Hnss 10 Nod. lot fideio. lilo
alnr pay % TO each II. Mark. Westchrsier AMI
afpaii; 20 70 ehch Znmrost and Natalie = M.
Racing Result. at I.nton,n.
LtInNiA Kyr May 27.--The weather to-day vas clear
10 mo aendanc. nj the races large. The truck WAS
h!lI ana SLOW. The even resulted as fOsOwsi
f'rS hace-six and n hat fur ongs. Rai'liHe 100 II
nFlerL hrst; Contest second: Iitndocg n. third.
inr, ;26R betting against the winner. =" l. n
d con hAce--SeNen furlnnRs. Jack Richardson. VI
ainht n nr,t: Torrent. second FoShi!l third. 81
iIv ~ ~ het ing against tue winner {"
ihirn iIace Halt mile for twoyear'ods DUNCAN. n
~. ~ Lindsay. hrst; Kettle Archer second: Rose.
~, thirl. Time, 0i5Y. Betting against the winner,
Fourth Racs--Sevsn and = half fur,onys. Overflow
q a. nI"Hrpel nrst; Gale. second: Ethel. third. Time
Pr beltinR against the winner. . 10 2.
mn hAer-six furlongs Avon Dor. 103 UauD
~; parapot second: ONO Roy third. Time i:iSI | ',
ttlny against the winner. o to 1. "
Winners at Garneid Park. u
;h,cAGn May 27-The track at GARFIELD Park to-day