The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-24
DISASTER FOR THE TALENT.
rorR 7Op- HE.iYY FAToRTTEs GO
poUy AT SHEEPSuE4D BAE

rhotade Eefents Tnmmnny and Patron Tor
tho Tidal Stnkcs-Don Aionso s,ccumbs
~ uammie-w nrpnth outinsts Banquct-
Major Domo Benten by Madstone-A Had
p.ee-Nilio l.. ana watterson Win
Me.r.. waibaum and vendig barred
from hook max ing-w aibsuns's Threats.
Never within tho recollection OF the talent
did tho knowing ones get such n drubbing as
they got at shcepshcad Day yesterday after
noon whom tho four double breasted. dyed
inthc.wool cinchos. Don Alonzo. Tammany.
parouct, and Major Domo. went down with O
Mr that could bo felt ut Coney Island.
Thousands and thousands of dollars were
w, on each. and ut tho close Of the day there
were many Whitehead. solemn-looking men
In the crowd that fllcd through the gates OF tho
Concy Island Jockey Club.
The slaughter began when Lady Violet was
withdrawn from the Surf Stakos and hor sta
bio companion. Corduroy. md tho Brockwood
Stables Extra wore added. Don Alonzo looked
Ike the surest Of sure things on paper. and
the public we're perfectly content to tako two
70 ono on. several wagons OF $500 to $1,000
being called. The start was prompt and good.
with Extra. the Elsino colt. and Don Alonzo in
front. At tho elbow Tnral moved UP with
Hammic. owned by Michael F. Dwyer. and
from there homo the race was between tho son
OF Charaxus and Don Alonzo. Murphy piled the
whip on Don Alonzo. but to the CONSERVATION
OF tho pungers. Hamme chung to the big
Long Taw colt and. ip q driving finish. boat
him homo q head Garrison brought tho
Blemton Stables Corduroy UP with great
rush at tho finish and beat Extrn head for
third money. Corduroy was Inst at the woods.
but no closed up o grcut gap and ran o game
race.
With Don Alonzo knocked down the faithful
turned their attention to the following race.
tho Tidal Stakes for three ycar-olds. ut mile.
They figured Tammany as good thing, rs he
Stakes at Morris Park Patron was thought
90 be his only dangerous opponent, Chnrade
een at
PM PM tie plidS Of Marcus Da!ys stable ean
Patron having only 4 lew followers at
u to cAaFSG n. Hsrnes sse Maks ado'0Sf am a.
Garrison into the ssdle. and s' Louis Stuart Stuart
waited for both at tho post with Chnrade
while thy public got good place from which
could be- HAVING BEEN bro1ght oror a on u" boat
from Red Bank. and when tho flag fell to au
svon stnrt Harvard lot him sal! along in
trailed two lengths away. All three were
] syed 9 SADDLE t
Tnmmany will walk in"
on even forms with Patron. and it was rs plain
e. e. daylight TINT Patron ron WINS beaten. r. The
many withers. and the chestnut colt forging
mercy suddenly Ghs1ade shot " on the out.
could recover from his surprise the despised
black colt was at Tanmnnys flank. Garrison
mmzzie was now. at his boot leg. and was was
creeping up further toward victory. The
snanIGses went t. work hummer and longs
mouth open and ears thrown FIAT on his neck.
ling. and won grand race by q neck. Patron
w sand seatsh fo1 t5o Or FIVE lengths Tho thou
show, what Kind q q raco it was. the home
vas ALMOST rcnniless before this colt began
days stake was worth about $1,000 to tho
winner.
tSsy h hnay 'e decidei tI"t " SNSeps ae!%
Ss S'' shn 4ne o III q bwyer
s ns snS ID
choice. and this hall br.ther to Exile proved
Z thorn In the sides OF the smart 3nes
Inih to the front ut the start md. staying
there to tn" end. won by hond from Banquet
tnr his horse for the crucial test In tho final
iurionG. Taral rodo Banquet hard and took
eve syery "han ian, to win the GedinG Swerying into
on gnlnely and caught tho. eyes Of tho judges
Mas aasterl"de was third. ten lengths away. War
pulled w q trac lano in front. Bnnauets
hsadstalI sIirped: The h%ookmakers were juhi-
do% anh nshes
4 as With only Mas bo on "'S Madsto """
Zee or Domo Could lie p enten eC Tut tf "
subssauentiy found out something; =, Don,o
srSmps Because his hoy Johnny M
srers putting up William Hayward instead.
out with tho light-weiRhted Bolero. end give
nomG horse race from tho start. in the hope
and TINT Garrison could then bring Up Mad.
stone aud win at his pleasure; Bolero and Major
RGu" Tsn sp5apt beorae fne
were ScateR tlfty Yards. From that poiat on.
leaders until, turning into thethomestretch. he
Wi ndr only n IL enEths awdnS b"leFo was on %
lorsc was bearing in on Bo!ero and might nut
linn over the rails, He had .Bo.ern
n ..i but appeared contont to sit
stilL his tim, being takon up in
ke"IinE Major bono away from the rail. In
me last hundred yards Garrison got up on
Maidstone and there was good deal OF crowd
ing. Major Demo IN tho middle and getting
weak. and Maidstone won by three quarters Of
Z length IN the slow timo OF 80 %. Major
Enmo beating Bolsro neck for second money.
The race created n great deal Of talk. hut
MAJOR Domo Is Queer horse. and his record
Ea three and four year old will show that no
Pas dispnsition to bear into the rail. At
serome inrS. when thrCe-yrnr-ola. he al
MoN threw Reporter over tho rail and in ono |
rs y r. at Morris i'ars h., Knocked horse down
taItah N. start as 10 rushed across the track to
mge he rnli. Hayward is n veteran rider and
s MiaoSe cd Yesterday as though he was trying to
fo olu an acSlaont. Tho race MAS n bad one.
pfrr E" on THIS to beat Montana 0 morrow
few OF them rnliod somewhat and nut their
grass c" ON MaoSTsHn !? win thn race over Tho
tne neal OF tho stretch whoro WntfcrsCn ,ni