The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE SON OF ST BLATSE WINS THE
$4,000 HANDICAP BIZ HEAD.
In tie Race for the fremont Stakes
Lepaato Beats Diablo At . Mile and .
Quarter a on ors Even at GravesenA

d n Aienso shows His Heels 10 the Field
In the Race for the fremont Stakes
Lepaato Beats Disbio At . Mile and .
Quarter-Honors Even at Grnvesena.
great throng Of raceUoers iostled each
other in the betting ring and grand stand on
the last day OF the Brooklyn Jockey Clubs
highly successful spring meeting. Three
favorites won. tho other races going to horses
that paid very liberal odds. with Lepanto. the
long shot OF the day at Is to l.
The Fort Hamilton Handicap promised. as
stated in The Sun yesterday. to be one OF the
races Of the meeting. and the prediction was
verified. The finish for the stake was ono OF
tho kind that one cannot help being enthusi-
astc over. and St Florians rush at the finish
was magnificent spectacle. There were
some that accused Bergen on Lamnlghter OF
being caught mapping. But, as matter
Of fact. Bergen had to ride pretty
hard to beat Fidelio. There was
great tip out on Leonawell. and 1t was given
out that the colts owners were SO sweet on his
chances that they thought it was simply n
matter of Garrison. his Jockey. sitting still and
keeping the colt steady. Lconawell ran good
race. but as he did not run into either first,
second. or third plocs lot OF COM
ment was spared that would otherwise
have been made uron tho race OF Thursday
for which Bender is now suffering the penalty
OF indefinite suspension. Lamplghtcr made
his debut after being tipped and touted for
weeks. and was really the fnvorite for tho
event. His race was justification OF all the
good things that hive been said OF him. though
to a great many the close race that Fidelio ran
him rather detracted from his perform
ance. But there were good horses behind
the three lenders and tho event on the whole
hnndicapping. Barefoot was left nj the post in
the race but It is not likely that his chances
were three or four others that could have been
omitted from the list Of starters without
affecting the race very much from any stand
The addition Of, Don, Aonzo. Minnehaha.
and Mendacity made quito difference in the
saPfes and Il
names. Of these three shou ID have been omitted
frGm the list Of rrohaGl, starters sGns out on
original card Wallace aprcnred q certainty.
Don Alonzo when qIds! looked almost as
talent evidently, took this view Of It. for thew
made the grand, looSinEin as son Of Long Taw
I posei in him by Whining unIer sIr"ns null
by half o dozen lengths. With Miles st&nlish
second. 2 length and hait before Prince
Waliace's race was unaccountable. He g"t of
next to last, and ran in that position all the
him unmercifuIIy. Minnehaha quit MS usual.
and Is evidently possessed OF speed with either
very little staying powers or lacking IN
L.awless showed sufficient improvement over
his previous races to capture the opening dash
performance was consistent enough Little Mid
was made favorite. and the owner Of Lawless
the ss the
latter was never better than ourth hand not at all
It the end LHmy made t4e
Hiram. pressed closely Iy, ilona. y In the
stretch the latter quit badly. and Lawlesss.
by a length Hiram IRAN beat the BoHnce 'iliiiy
about the same distance Tor the place.
Lepan:o,s constant Improvement is SO Won
the afternoon. His first race ut tho meeting
was bad. The next time he appeared he was
and others: This was surprising enough but
YESTERDAY he went so far as to lower Di.bl9,s
s6eut the diHs the day. lis
Lepanto led al! tic way. Mlset ,La%SLIey
being efrectual at the end, and won bv. a
length and half Taras ride % the tayortG
the way. The great Bolero showed up coun-
terfeit again. and finished poor third
Russells victory In the mile and a sixteenth
place. where Madstonss had equally as strong
favorite, and the bookmnkers got the worst of
what speculation was done on the race MAJOR
np and fa WON n1G as ha
difficulty in securing the place. while Major
gallop that he was made slight fayoritc for
the closing race Of the day and meeting Bnt
ton on the race was Of the liveliest. order.
5i %"y at kir a% tn. han "a. '@ b
the flag She ran under the strongest, kind OF
u pull until sixteenth from home. when she
from tiertie b.. who beat Tea Tray rather
handily for the place. The last named ran
none too kindly summaries:
THE FIRST RACE.
A sweepstakes OF $50 each. for two.year.olds that
added. o. which 500 to second and 500 to third;
j. b roiihss b. c Iawless by Tyrnnt-Linotte. 1lo
y 9 6ay.h Hiram p ,ia%Slsyj ..,,..........:
Lille MID, ro"e"f Iniso Charcoal, iiionn. and Nan
Richards gelding also ran ~
ps,..ns-rwo and 1 h.f to 9l asan.. 1,,. Mid .so
1o5 !. San ' KsSards Ssd"s &utSais paid sis5o
THE SECOND RACE
added second and SS
". 9. gsS'sS;c: Leran'o 4, by KInEnsher,Leishso,
%"ISot %amp.r h pA AZ !" ,i i2o lTAraD..,
Temple and The rrp;,"r also r;t,.
y.,t.ur-rire to n ia' No. 5,t to nol.ro 15tol
Temple i:t?l tsp"n;"' 20 to The Pepper. Nn'na's
THE THIRD RACE
Tho fremont Stakes for year. o.s 500 each with
81 100 added which $500 10 second and 500 TO
third; six furOngS
f. A. Ehrets h. e. Don Aioh|o. Ny Long Iaw-Round
wairStt GnmrI.'s t. 4, Niles Standsh iIs ,TaraD
" & UsIy's h. = prIrcr George. Is ti.nmbIry ....
Reginald Eisu0 coli. jerome y MlnnelaIH. Wallace
ami Mendacty also ran 49,,
Bettinv-Fiye In nj. Don AonI0. I TO Wallace 10
prime tcoruc to Mu'S EHrdish. II to ] each III
sino colt and MnR"NHla, - 10 Reginald soto;
Jerome S. 50 TO / M"ndartg. Nniuas paid sloo,. So
5000.
THE FOURTH FACE.
The Fort Hamilton Handicap for threey.ar-
Odds 5000 each III" club to add an amount nee
essary to mai" the value OF The stakes $4,000. Of
whicR the sprUnI shGi! receive 800 and
third morse 500 onr MI" and an eighth.
4 If NORRIS cir q. ST. Flnr.nI. by st. Blaise
i l,t tfL airick) ]
Brown Rogers. br- = lLnptlShtrr Ia tBergen..
~ Dny', ia lIic,ip. luI a. Ian cy) ,.-....... .
iconnwclI R"y. Brau RrtminoI. Iiocy. Hamilton.
ZOrling sir Arthur. ana tI:hac also ran. Barefoot
was lett NJ the post, , ,-,.