The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-04
MENDICANT'S DEBUTANTE.
nISER,s DAUGHTER WINS IN VERY
FAST TIME AT NORRIS PARK.


fillies at Eve furlongs. and the Fort Schuyler
Stakes for all ages at mile, decided ut Morris
Park yesterday afternoon. Mr. Wisener's Men,
dicant winning the former.while nj. L. Dwyers
Banquet captured tho latter. The weather
was excessively warm during the forenoon and
the early hours Of tho afternoon. but later In
the day most invigorating breeze stirred the
leaves OF the trees in the paddock. and made
the grand stand and club house comfortable.
The Debutante Stakes was the third race on
the card. and It had eight starters. Messrs.
Morris sending Minnehaha and Mendacity to
the post In tire oil scarlet while Mr.. Ehrot was
represented by Josephine and Propriety. Mr..
Foxhall Keene started the Faustus- Druclla
lilly that ran at Gravesend as Procida. Mar
Gus DAILY furnished the favorfte In BARNARD.
an understood daughter Of imported Tho Ill
Used and Bahama. on whom Fred Taral had
the mount Dr. Street. who trains Mendcant.
advised his friends to have q bet on tho daugh-
ter OF Miser and Sea Weed. and calling Simms
aside before the raco, gave that jockey tho
most minute instructions as to how he should
ride.
Hamilton rushed the Drucilla Ally to tho
front as soon as the Gag went down. and with
J9sephine and Minnehaha In close, company
PPiII9ted IN field into the dip. Rising the little
OF the whip. and the outsider drawing mp
Sc short hsSns sso1s MsS ss
a: aSs ss INK
opsss %tS rasR
n r the fina a, h4nd5ed Ssrfs and finished At the
named &isener: she" cost $50 a. yeaTiina.
% m s ssssTdS va. ss assS S0a sh.s re
wanted to match her against Yorkville
Belle essett r says for to mile MIL.
The rage; He beat Propriety in the most
taF sns sha the was saSa sSe k @
fence at a bound was at the fiiy's side In a
Allen would take the whip away from tho
Jockey and use it on him.
stafss but May WIZ and l Arae e had Rost Of
ana The tSS2%sfSSs nag Ist|s
JUL set blinking pace when tie less fel
and piIoted the leld around the upper turn.
sS 5Hsps sqa Mss | IL. ' f
s st30H ass a s4ssns sS The . ssasS
y tTo isnEshs. May wa died away r in the
Stone half e length Tor second money.
1old Douar WINS favor1te Tor the opening race
Hayes oSnsd Fisher and trs sHedns f. i Epi
hGasS ON sss ;Ssfs LIT
'kSy ars the TOM syss o ssanr s
and Tom Hayes was warm second choice;
Guns was supported by the followers Of ". d.
SSennipgs,s stable the good looking brother to
s%s pssSSec Ga s an me be Ss
the last lily YARDS. When Sr !0 stais oRf Iy
brought Great Guns up with great, rattle and
landed tho race by d short head. Tom Hayes
Two Bis wss f the isyorte for the second race
SoSa as fS 9H aEted n the ring The
foit in this son Of Duke Of Montrose, and
ssss ssa Estn9 Tie u mie IN st9 a3
t to s Eone ssson nS stsr
y af S.s yeFS hsndy G5 Place
plainly that he needed Taral to make him
i,ass were almost equal tayoritss. Mad
Russell to the rear at the start It was the first
rushed 'Ss 70 tie front. and the public AWAITED
a aaGo ~ esiss from snm tho Mass Wis.,
wa1h Pfhns ssffGne up Sn' t st pa9
h;orse's mighty burst of speed. Littleneld 50
kdsen s sn h a RS n
to, have Russell ridden as he was yesterday on
was slow. but trainer Tined Russell the last
mile IN 1:4lA. and the last five furlongs in one |
Kehoe, was on Hamme again yesterday.
and the talent were shy about putting their |
money on the SON OF Charaxus, as he was |
age; NJ; DIVERS commissioncrs. however.
ea as the colt WITH the utmost CONFIDENCE. |
nss won nS hqa n9zeh
through the final three furlongs. although |
none OF the others, were near him; Tar and
Inc :1SH. is very slow.
The summaries follow: |
THE FIRST RACE.
. asaG ~ 81 81. .as
d sss; Cans ;1 4Ggst Great
' F,ya stss y IA RTSwn aesr'y no
Key West, God Dollar. lakewood and Bismarck also
n.., Time. lIlH,
e gems o "e Great p Gan e XIX
nar"k, 80 to ! LAX ewood, 30 10 ! Brown Beauty.
thtuAls pad. straight S23.75: place. Sl72o. Tom
iaycs paid 1855. No tickets were sold on Brown
3eauty.
THE SECOND RACE
A sweeps'akes Of SEQ zach. with 81 900 added. for
hre9-yeArods and upward 500 to second ana 500 to
bird. one mile.
stsSs, pus. of
g. Days b. c. rdelio. g. 100 ~ Lnmbleyl .,.;:"2
Pepper Co.'S b. c. LORD Motley 8. 80 (iutseD.. .
Actor. Barefoot and Blizzard also ran.
TiIne. 40
betting-Ftvo to on Two Bth "a to against
idsIio TO Actor. " Barefoot. 70 10 Lord Mot
oy. bo to Blizzard. Mutuals paid $3.50. 1925, $3.50
THE THIRD RACE.
Debutante Stakes for Niles two ears old, at $50
aeh with $50 added. OF which $500 to second and
loo to third; five furlongs
l. ". Streets eli. T. Mendicantby hiser.-seawssd.
'olRs Keepe;s Dru.iii. Oily iib (Iamtonl....... !
A. Ehrets Propr,ety. llh tDoggstp .....;,.....
Mend.city Minne6ahn, Josephine. Bsrmaid, and
Time o;bDk.
beulnR-Iwo To- ! against BArmAid, 2 TO against
hrets par Josephine aud Proprstyi : to Iorri.'s
air, hinnehahA and Mondaoiiyi Mondicsnt IL to
9 70 Drusilia 1lly. 30 to Phyllis T. hutuais paid
liS.76. $3.50. S2ps5.
THE FOURTH RACE.
sweepstAkes OF s25 zach. with 81. 500 added. Of