The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-23


missioners placed great many thousands OF
dollars on Lepanto at worry short Odds Nomad
selling favorite over the sulky Tea Tray. Ton
minutes before the bugle called the horses
to the post somebody went around the ring
and backed Tea Tray from to / down to
8. and at the post Nomad and the son
Of Rayon dor were equal favorites.
When the flag fell Lepanto. with little Jimmy
Lamblcy up, took the lead. with Tea Tray next next
Nomad. and Mast or Walker found himself in
around the lower turn and up the backstretch.
sssS snS sssf Front Of Tea Tray
why. even Nomad will beat Tea Tray, .,
They were wrong: though. as Master Walk
man. realizing that, no was, in q bad spot.
pulled Tea Tray bask until Nnaa ns Ses
he had broken the combination. Little Lam
blcy. seeing that Tea Tray had ESCAPED. went
to the whip on Lepanto. and rs the finishing
and the little colts lead was at least three
lengths. everybody. expected him to win.
Tray and the savage brute pinninC his ears.
rushed down the straiGht IKE steam engine;
H. ta oa
the public went wild with enthusiasm. The Tho
Lam bleys whipped and slashcd. but Tea Tray
passed Nomad in u twinkling. and. co!laring
tepanto in the last few strides; won by good
owed on1 sean
Lakeland was congratulated. Little Walker
was carried away 10 iorpl i horseshoe to the
Dwyer. W. Q. DAILY and their friends hold
court ,-
at one mile and quarter and the old gelting
eieyerly ridden BY Willie. Midcley. won with 9
t sta4 f Hcs ToSe
the latter. and the talent will back Carmody's
colt the next time he starts. a., ,r.
taste OF his form In the second race. The big
fellow was an Odds on tavo1ito for the tT Y3i
pounds and concednG Thirty pounds to many
Of bis competitors Fitzpatrick had the mount.
and M ReTe aeFPsdd the flag tie
81 sey 81 "5 eiEht !ensths il tho raS
poeEe ted., At the beginning q the upper turn
ftz s an and the way Morss
beaten. and coming On won hnndily in the very
ast time q e h1 ram wf Se Ssrs
after alter" the race iFitzpatrick was Wild over the
Elm Elm o g0 tSe Futurts co%m s query
Rosedance. Casanova. and Remorse were
good things for the maiden race the last
named winning handily. with ,Rnsedance see
ond and Casanova third. Lord Dalmeney was
piioted By Walker: the brother to Lady Violet
G RSssGm t Tt6 w"tters0n second and
The steeplochase was hotly contested the
old-timer Westmoreland winning. with, sam
Morse second and tho faverite Futurity third.
broks down While IN the lead Her owner also
had Fnturity in the "a race AMI he declared to
mare would do the. trick when she broke down.
and Futurity trailed the greater part OF tho
The following was received at THE Sun
AT q meeting Of the Executive Committee.
Reagan in the last race on Wednesday. when.
with the horse Watterson. he intcricred with
Mes 9eP thy ns tie M H s TIKI
Keagan's acton was not intentional or ma
licious. and he nv, WAS therennon dismissed with tn
the third race OF the same day. was also eau
toned against reckless riding soor0,,r,.
Summaries follow:
THE FIRST RACE.
$500 Of Which s1 to ;er n and ss to %
!! SIiIsf. : Ha!ssmSns. IT, aged. by Lons'e!Iow-,
J Msss5%isss ishsay wipSlr; s n jbrooksl
Harrison Conn mon Sense siirsard. Ely. Pelham, and
Caneorske also ran. 90,
ssasy Aapl: %aia.. iss 4s :s
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse SEoo Of which SIG to second and S?5 to third
for twoyoarolds; selling allow ances; hye fnrlonRt.
AZ yahns:.s =. c. A"relo. by Eoius-cerise. l2l
MsS5%ss; Nf,na'I,,s e
ally esa: %s.s fiHs ss S st, s""''
Broota AI Mutual. sf paG As5sas
THE THIRD RACE.
soo Of second to third
n J:nnns "a T. & Esn"rse by Dutch ROler-Rs
jens..e Casanova ios lF,in,i
psbossT Hurry Away sempsr v fs seS.ns. Heir.n
and'ho Fiona lilly als2 iran ran ia,
onn R.. I.G S1'sg"s.e y
TIRE FOURTH RACE.
Purse 81 900. OF which 5000 to second and 500 to
third, Tor ihrssys.,.od. and upward, to carry Io5
Ii h.t.' az w cs T'.TrAy aged by RAyon dor
W R:iy:.s I:. s%,S ~
a'' ss. pas s6 a'! .sG
THE FIFTH RACE
S7OO Of which 500 to second and $40 to third
tcr thfs.y.srods and upwards. sSins Siiowance::
as.ss ssss s4 sy imp M
Ghti ascnet T''i'G hafy sS.. Nssst" 10
insosstion. Tee Nike, H.njamin. Yosemite v.sa'
Time. Loo
Bsttine-Against Lord Delmeny. to l. watterson. 2
to l. Early Blossom to Mutuals paid S. 80. 81 30
THE SIXTH RACE
Purse $500 OF which SIS to second and S25 third:
handicap steepecha'e for three .yearolds and up
ward; long course.
c. A MciIrath's Oh h. Wtsimoroland. aged, by wifui
-Mitilene 1ts IN Lynch. ,,..,,..." ..,.,.,
A. shieids's b. H. sam Morse, r 1t5 Vench, ,.....,
Lewis eh. h rM,mriiy 9, 100 Pnes).
Delaware, Elphin, and Killarney also ran.
Time, 6ila
ss.tingnAg,inss Wes'%oISsnd ~ 70 sam MsT. y:
The OF George Reynolds against the Manhattan
Athletic club to recover 500 tho losers portion Of
purse for which no fought at the Manhattan club
house, and which occasion the Manhattan people
Reynolds quit came NJ before Judge CLANCY In the
Seconi District Court yesterday. After hearing tho
evidence both sides Judge Clancy reserved his de-
cison
RkClR6 PRIVATE INFORMATION AGENCY.
Executive ofhces. ldl East 28d st.
aud MI CT MT REASONS he above re