The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-02

Talent-BeHevue. now or never nho
Spartan victo,iou. at Morris Park.
Ten thousand persons saw Maidstone win
the Long Island Light-weight Handicap at
Morris lark YESTERDAY afternoon. the brown
son OF Vanderbilt running the mile In the fast
time OF .39A, and winning with something In
reserve Messrs. j A. & A. H. Morris's Rus
sell was second. while the three-year-old Pick
pocket was third.
The day was excessively warm. and 1t was
not surprising that fast time was made In
nearly every event. The sport WAS marred by
an accident to Jockey Andrew Mccarthy In the
opening race. n scramble for two-year-old
FLIES at Ave furlonss. He had the mount on
Henry Warnke's gray lilly Little Nell.
daughter of Loonatus aud Grey Nell. and
getting away in the front rank piloted the
field to that portion OF the Eclipse
course where the main track is crossed.
At that point Little Nell bolted. and.
running through the temporary fence. hurled
poor Mccarthy to the ground with terrific
force. The boy lay rs though dead for several
minutes. but regained consciousness Us he
was being conveyed to the club house in tho
starters carriage. He complained OF severe
pains about the hack and side. aud when DIR.
Hasbrouck examined him tho Doctor shook
his head despondently. He found that two OF
close to the spine. aud there was also II fear
that one Of the lungs had been penctured.
Mccarthy was in great pain and the Doctor
administered an opiate. An ambulance was
sent for to Fordham. and the injured rider was
conveyed to the hospital.
injured boy. For several years he has been
under the ban for insolence at the post. and
him great many thousands Of dollars. This
year he resolved to turn over new leaf. and
his conduct has been exemplary. capable
dent "'ST h enf G s N ssS'ihhs "S''
Handicap lett iiusseli strong, fayorite for the
race. HIS opponenis were Madstone. Pek,
race f in the Metropolitan was not. however, Of a
character to ma lie his friends very. enthusi-
astic. and the betting, was light in con- G.
on their journey Roauefort was in front, but
Tno Grande shot Hp from the rnck and plotted
length away. while Pickpocket. and Maidstone
sed in tine rsf HGanddng sae hGp
the Sater hs o horse had lis heai
and shoulders clear Of the field.
Turning into the h2mestretch Sim Sin I'm;
conceded to him. In the dip. however. Mad.
Littlefleld went to the whip on Russell.
FlogsinE nvailed nothing as Madstone's
rush was invincihle. the Low : -, :, winning
St. snH anis sisss tSSd
Of mile. The time, S3'4. is very fast s and
shows that o!adstones fayori astanee is in
winner with great Judgment.
RaindrSp was rs q dessiyedy favorite for the
Veftis Little Neil and toaitship Fred Tarai
speed for the final furlong. where tho half sis
ter to Drizzie drew out and won with surpris-
Sa' s Mi 2an hrousn "h the snce as
Bellevue was favorte for the second race. at
bns h%p ana S!asT tic beat Kings
race. scramble for maiden three-yrar. ods.
In Roller. son OF Dutch Roller and Lena.
f Ssss BY % an1 ME- fdrard anasoms
bstins Wills 10 to i could be had against tt
field had the mount,
s!alaci,e cut ont the running until the final
mount on Fred Gehhard's S2i 900 Canvass,
and. waitin: until the final farIopC. he came
place With the hiGh-priced counterfeit. Beau
BrTtmmefds cr race was vas most disappointng;
to win. but Roller put them all to sleep.
Now or seseT was faH,re for orr the h race
SNOWFALL. and Castaway ii. also had friends.
and the betting was anis spiTited The light
quarter Of mile, from home, ,Eergcn worked
hard on Now or Never; and his perseverance
ming by a length. Castaway II. beating Joe
Eetly as far for second money. Garrison rode
oarh Was the out best hs
could get at the end.
The last race WAS n spirited betting event
prin ,fpi. I ar,1a.
RsR and Sir haad haynf siFs ath
Ri! DAILY ran two. Prince George and Hiram.
two horses in a selling race. and the Board OF
saG rdd SsW aieot ee ss pb again
tan in the 'front.' rank from the start. and Won
with ridiculous ease. Prince George was sec
ont and Hammie third
tapbc and his brother S Dave T stood Sy h
B Day M past tRSmS 81 his rHst
hand in the ,armhole OF his waistcoat, two
fingers ext extended n and most knowing look on
Johnny Campbell, and that gentleman
who who evidently understood the Sign Ian,
~. nodded; Father ill. looking as guile
less as child. passed on UP the Hill. and there
Two nns nc s fer
is surely time that this sort OF thing was put
an end to on respe cta6le iacs courses
and Breeze, owned by j. Il: Collins has proba-
ply hroken down. Ho pulled up very lame on
Saturday last.
Hlessrs. Gideon q DAILY have named their
crack two-year-old colt by Onondaga. out Of
Bonnie Lee. DR.. Rice. after personal friend OF
Mr. Gideon. Summaries follow:
THE FIRST RACE.
sweepstakes OF $50 each, for tw0.year.Old Niles
%thslOD added. 500 to secoud and 300 to third:
five furiongs.
R29kwo9a stables CHI. E. Randrop by Falconer--
W Easons h. T. Astoria lis tIiamion)
madison stanss D. T. uonrship. li5 tDoggetii.,....
hlly. seaDr!sut. and Little Nell also ran.
Time, Olh
Betting-Two to against Raindrop. to Courtship
to Astoria. 10 to Mendacity 10 to Mendrant II
to Jehnstte NJ. l. TO Little Nell 10 to Breeze iily
20 70 seabrght. IS to Liselg. Nutuas paid So S.
Sv.S5. S24.5o.
THE SECOND RACE
sweepstakes Of $40 each for three-ysar-oIds and
upward. with 81 900 added: 500 second and 500
TO third: mile and b turiong.
George T. Leaehs hlkt h Bellevue 4, by vocaltc--
Francis il lOO (Bergtn).............. .......,..1
p. Dwyer Sons b. Kingsbridgo. G. 100 (simsj.
Keystone stables b. h. Gettysburg, u ll3 Uonesj...
Yosemite also ran.
Time 1869.
Bettng-Five to 8 on Beevue. 2 to against Yosem.
paid $3.50. $3.50, $500.
THE THIRD RACE.