The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-17
RESTRAINTS ANTICIPATION.
JANIS z. kEkNE's WELL-NAMKD coIT
WINS At NORRIS PARK

Many Thought that Ne shoula Have weu
-po.ov.n, the Faverite. Broke Down
~. Fior,.u Defeats Maassone FOR the Al
Breeze stakes-His Hishsess Ronps
Home In the First Rsce-Charads. Rue
sell, and contributiea Victorious.
More than 10000 persons saw James r
Keenes handsome colt Restraint win the An.
Hcipation STAKES for two-year. olds at Morris
PARK and the great Morris three-year-old st
Florian play with Maidstone in tho All Breeze
stakes Yesterday. the day being all that could
DO desired for racing.
All OF the ten candidates named overnight.
10 start In the Anticipation Stakes won't to the
most, the Pulsiier colt Donovan ruling prime
iayorlte in the betting. with Restraint strong
second choice. So great was tho demand for
Donovan that tho bookmakers were forced to
cut the price from 2 to until to was the
hest price obtainable. Just as the youngsters
were going to the post It was rumored about
the betting ring that Donovan was worry sore.
and that he would have q slim chance
Of getting through the race without
ssssmes ss sS1an This vet and s1%' hal. AH
Do ss S bensRan iSEs hedge
At once went to the front. Donovan and
Restraint gallopcd side BY. side until rising
Donovan uttered and dropped quickly to tho
rear. Prince Imperial thcn drew UP and shal-
tSs IuSE M Hs s sm trs aa r d
and the big chestnut colt was wobbling oil
leader. hut the distance was too short. and
sSeaa., Hesperps second. like distance before
Prince Imperial. Donovan was badly beaten.
but when Coyington pulled him up the reason
was apparent, the colt having broken down In
S a' could could not walk back to tho paddock.
and the boy dsmounted on tho lower turn.
Donovan's career on the turf was short. He
he was named. had great hopes OF his turning
and hsd Ian an , Fl ~ way q GSH
white-legged son OF Heimdel should have won
easily. Frieze carried considerable money.
but he was ut u disadvantage as far as the
weights we're concerned. and was never promi-
st. Florian opened q strong favorite for the
much money went on Maidstone that at the
post they were selling on even terms. very
ns sr s on Ss "hof sny Fred sfnai III
casiness. MS he took tho big three-year:: old to
r ron i,S along at fis own sweet viii soon mad
the other two soundly beaten. Garrison pun
ished Maidstone severely in the last quarter OF
shadow as st. Florian. the Morris colt winning
y n common canter by four lengths. Sir
puc sneG th% h Teans %eyd mee.
BIS Highness in the opening dash at six fur
longs. nut they were doomed to disappoint-
end leaving Osric Peruvian. and Wah Jim to
Do attic with the great three year old: Hun:
sss .se taxa Ss saf ana
gallon. and other hundreds crowded about his
quarters in the paddock. eager, to Res a
oushbreds that ever wore iron. Fitzpatrick
AMI the colt were literally applauded on their
way to the POST Gid then the start was eagerly
9 H. P99SS N"ss
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mile, His Highness then strobe to the front.
fighting for his head. and romped home the
Taral on Osric. beat Peruvian for second
place and then ATTEMPTED to give His Hichness
hm FL nsp hs
aash Many w thought that His iL hishness
and t;Gttsd hack 70 the paddock. fhe great
The Sssd Il Pstnos and II he I
to taS as e. Bas Va Va FIT
Charade was an odds-on favorite for the SEQ
end end race; dash OF mile for three.yesr,olds
@ his wo ssss as
posed OF Bar eioot Tor second money. St Mark
had aome speed Tor three;quarters OF mile.
With Banquet scratched the handicap at q
mile and a sixteenth looked like a certainty
Rs oad tie
seem to want her. Lizzie for tho place being
nude the running to the homestretch, where
l!uss ell went TO the front. attended by Bolero;
sr "s shook III H" 5 Lady and the
Fiavilla and Contribution carried great deal
Sares e being. the se most ancied 81 the othefs
Flayilla. and Onward were al
ways prominent from the start, Fitzpatrick
second money. Vardee; after being badly
placed and interfered with. was q close fourth
ct the cnd.
Summaries follow:
THE FIRST RACE.
For all II q so ssss oh 600
pound. .hoy. the .c.e nonsarters in 1892 to receive
g" tSr'n:f; + by IN. Ill Used
v, IN, 12 Tt,xpA.r! ~: .
Li'.s.d ? f.s Ss :: ios f.I:S:id;
,a 70 s.'.:. s.s
THE SECOND RACE.
For th.eeyearolGs that had run and not won At the
mee'irR. a sweopslakes of $50 each. with $1,000
added. of which SOD 10 second and 500 TO third:
weights seven pounds below the scale; one mile.
H. Jonts's br c. Charade. by Charaxus-Ada Belle.
Edmund Hunt. b. 6 strephon lo3 (Berxsnj.
A. u Morriss b. C. Barefoot, 1o6 tLittlenold).
g. Mark also ran
Time, l:I2,
Fettnx-Ien to Q on ChArads, to ! against Sire
Pncn TO barefoot. 80 10 st.xark. xutuAls paid
tp.S5 S5.20 3G.o5.
THE TIIRD RIrr
Anticipation Stakes for two-year-ods sweepstakes
SlU each with added OF which $500 TO sec.
99hn aud 300 to third. Ave And half furlongs.
. , ~ meme. cl Restraint by Rayon dor-Quar- |
IShn Hunter. oh, C. iiesperus % Elrodj .......2
",nht or c. Prince Inn erinL &c (BiAke)........
,H,nhthaha, Donovan. sam Weller, Commotiou, Reg
h~m' Col. Fred and frieze also ran.
p.,, Time. l:O8A.
lei'nt-Eight to against Donovan, to Restraint,
u fr ns.Perus and sam Weller 30 to ReEin AID 20
TX srnsss Imperial 40 to commoton. Mutuals paid
s"Sa Sl2 50. t2hi0.
THE FOURTH RACE
-. 4 nghtweKht handicap sweepatntes Of SO saoh
r.h .oo added. OF which $3.50 to second and 800
y mira; one mile and sixteenth.
R,s.i A. y AGI,i,, b. kussell'+ by Eolus-rs
Z, palysrh h. BoleIo. I, lo6 tLAmhleyl ''''''''5
Mnsons en- IN English Lady. e, los Porterj ''
Time, 4sl
10 on Russell ~ 10 ARan.t ~ ,,,.h