The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-18
pICKPOCKErS GAME RACE.
MEssRa IRONY & ROGERs's COLT
WINS THE FdL,Oy STAKES.

Gold Dollar In Front In the Third Race
DisbIo wins In His Ola Styie-Nen Colt
rp.ets u Good Thing In The Ironmnster.
After Mondays throng tho attendance at
Gravesend yesterday seemed small. but 1t was
. relief to DO ablo to move about In the grand
stand and betting ring without being tram.
pied upon. and the regulars seemed to apprc.
ciate their freedom. Tho sport was OF n high
order. the Falcon Stakes for thrce-year-old
which was tho feature OF the programme.
going to that i'm proved colt Pickpocket owned
By Messrs. Brown 4 Rogers.
The weather and track wero all that could
Be desired for racing. hcccy clouds scudding
across sky OF the deepest blue. while a de-
lightfnl breeze from tho Atlantic tempered thu
rays OF the sun. Tho Falcon Stakcs was tho
nth on the programme. and the talent made
Pickpocket u strong favoritc. Fred Taral hav-
Ing the mount on the son Of Spcndthrlft Fred
wore tho new colors of the firm for the first
time. cherry with white stars. and the friends
OF popular j. ". Rogers. who trains the horses.
wanted to SEQ them borno first past the
post NJ the finish. Tho racket was
small for Tarnl. and ho burst it Mt
the side ~ no settled himself in tho saddle.
Wyndhnm Walden thought pretty well OF
Barefoot, the benrcr OF thp Morris scarlet. md
advised his friends t. have u bet on the son OF
Green b. Morris's candidate also had adj
mirrors. the handsome litt'o chestnut being
tho medium for heavy plunge Iust before tho
horses went to tho post. barefoot took the
lead at lagtllI. and, with Dr. Wilcox as
his companion. showed the way aroanl tho
lower turn and up tho backStretrh. Tick
pocket and Tom Tough hcadins the III X.
Fred Iittle'cd SHOOT; Barefoot up on
rounding tho urner tarn. and attempted to
open still w!dcr gap on his pursuers.
but 1aral was on the alert and called on Pick
pocket for an extra effort. The pair rapidly
drew away from their .leld,and had the race to
themselves. Whips wcro lying at the last fur
long pole. and from there to tho wirc the colts
ran Eumoly under punishment Pickpockot
winning by neck. Tom Tough was fair
third. shenandoah ran well when Bergen got
0 much improved colt. and was sent to the |
post in no the ,p pink Of co1d01 hnreoot Is
very fair race N the weights carried; Cart |
Sam Brown came on from Pittsburgh to SEQ
The opening race brought n round dozen
fWo-ycar-ou maidcns TO the post. the bandic
pa1 Ell INV wnea Y c D End hJ
the mount. and the rrowcss OF the colt. whose
ytGa5IinE vn ,nls wGr, very fast maac him
mansLe. BY Sir lioirSf 10 tie post. With snap
first mount since his suspension last year. and
tho 4, public made, him, second ci,oice
aaety IL: and hs oW SStS BY 'Sr osh sn
keS;ne had oi fEiepds ,o, the last named
81 the Expectation akes on the opening a :t day.
Prooida went away from her field at tho start
anu etId. opened 4 great zap but she tired in the
{sh. won handily by tire" lengths. Garrison
pr, Drought Iis C"m2nshr nn With great rush at
place from lrociiL hy nose. Comanche
night have made AJAX stretch his neck had
was ridden out an extra quarter OF II mile in
n nn ,r, for an "nsnG"mrnt later in tho
snd Ajax Won very HARDLY ihi Is Is iy colt
that Trainer Con Leighton sod to Frank
! Lhrst for Si099g. aud then BOUGHT bael; in
tho time how Col. Euprert considered that he
Ehret. Dandie Dnmont. the sire Of the win
ner is an imported horse. and his dam. Moon
lHIght., was owned for number of years in
on Ten Starters appsa ed fer the handSan a.
Willie L. ban: cJual iayofias at til" o pc
Of the betting Monarch hasn't done any too
well tIlG sPrinG and is evidently great many
plunged on Willie l. when it was learned that
Lewis enrryin. tn" stray d"fIars Of those Who
Is G rSnds took sly at oau hT T@mm n
IT very long odds, tho three-year-o being in
COtuIOEtdbly III Al npun1S. OSric, tho |
mel were always in die first light until in the
anns ret fo whe, ts Hmiltop lent Willie
rara,l;; who lind been Lifting Gsrie. get lis
breath, came with great rush. and Hamilton {
was forced to sit down and ride hard in order |
% win by neck. Little Graham hustled Beau
skirts for second money. King Grab ran OK i
well for over seven furlongs, and will &
10 10 put a bet on the next time he starts
sNhC Lewis ran good. |
''tiderlng tho weight he carried. As for Merry
Ind was never dangerous. Johnny Campbell | }
won a snug sum on Osric for place. i
DOZEN fnrinters eonandsd tho attention
weight sweepstakes ut six furIongs. Walcott
S wpar the HINT toE MeGnt; and ridden by hs
;TSchet the lily sold at the Br"okIsle V sal" to
heavily and as She horses went TO the post she 9
vas tho :avorte. Frank Kinney and Doncnster y
yss o mosf DtanGsd IF the oher h.
no Dnly cast fl snrntlng into the lead anil c
I,h there her; to tho end. winning, by
nsily second. while Doncnstcr. slow to move :
, MY rem ihc post closed very strong in the
money. Mnrrath showed surprising turn OF
pe,d in the run up tho hackstrctrh.
ace. ii selling sweepstakes at one milo and a b
.,Nteentil. and despite the presence Of Tea s
,oney ut tho close. Lowiamdar. ridden by p
ndy Mccarthy. cut out n merry pace from C
ic start. and soon had the Others fac!ng hard n
, catch him. In the homes'rrtc!, 1aral had .
, ride Dinblo with all his power for nearly u Z
lrlong before he could gel the old horse up y
) tho four ycar-oll. LuwlAnd"r hung on y
amely for u few strides but Dial 10 running u
trong and true. was not to be denied. and, | y,
rawinG away, won ceverly Lowlandor was \
ts sy9rh M M a"nns ana Ers nnd
ny II bya nose. Diabo was thought to lave s
ulled up sound after yesterdays race and z
10 legs look remarkably well. being free from 7
inches. Tea irny ,sulked thr early part OF II
10 race but showed speed in tho stretch. The n
me. 1:4St4, is very fast J.
The Ironmaster WAS II caSt-iron tin for the W
st race. a scramble for three r-olds at r
ph and Canvas were nibblrd at The Nell
ut took the lend ~ the first furong and won ~
u drive, Andy Mccarthy riding splendid y
,ish. The, lronmaster was second and st. Il
Tho following are the summaries OF the
'ort:
THE FIRST RACE
sweepstakes Of $40 each for maiden two yeArold
III $1,000 added. hair a mile, IT.