The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-01
RIGHTMORE wINSCLEyERLY.
sTBArBMoRDs SOW TOOK THE AZ
BAsY STAKES YEszERDAr.

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| Favorite 4, tn, Bettirr. the Talent Won
Well Over the Hsce-1n Diva Win. the
Hunter Handicap In wretehed Contest
| Amer Minneh-hn Boited-Huzh Penny
and Little Billy via for MeCaTsrty and
wishard Jodnn and Fondoiine Win.
Morris Parks free field seems to DO a great
success as it was crowded again yesterday.
whom fairly attractive programme was ar
ranged by Secretary Crickmore. Tho country
| is beginning to don its autumn dress. and In n
week or so nature will be In one Of her lowell
est moods. The stake features yesterday. the
Albany. for twU-year- olds. and the Hunter.
for threey year old nllies, were won respectively
by Messrs Rogers Il Young's Rightmore and
James N. Galwny's La Diva.
Rightmoro has been improving SO stendily OF
late that the public universally selected him
to win the Albany Stakes at three-quartsrs OF
o mile. Appomattox and Harrington wore
second choices at TO 1. and 0rnus and Ben
Lomond came In for more support than any of
the others Poetry. Drum Major. Setauket.
Anna Mayes, Baroness. Sam Lucas. and Facto-
tum were withdrawn, and Halt Mine in ID. T.
Pulsifers coiors was an additional starter
Ben Lomond and Harrington set a blinking
pace for half q mile. Then Appomattox and
waited until the last minute with the favorte.
and. timing his run nicely. won by a length.
Appomattox and Ben Lomond. in a ding dong
finish ran necks apart In the order named.
Harrington and Half Mine showed lot OF
speed.
The Hunter handicap for three year-old H.
lies was one Of the worst races carded in years.
Only Minnehaha. Grace Brown. and La Diva
went to the post. The betting was almost entire
~ confined to Minnehaha and Grace Brown. Mr..
Galway's representative selling at all kinds
Of fancy prices. She had been brought over
from the Preakness farm in order to win third
money. Minnehahas hackers were out OF sus-
pense quickly. as tho Morris flly ran around
the sharp curve where the chute Joins the cir
cular course. grazing her hip and throw
ing her rider. tho inky Penn. Minne-
haha's hackers. and they were legion. had little
interest In the balance OF the race. and the
ticket holders on Grace Brown Rugged them
selves with Joy. as La Diva. while daughter
Of LonCfellow. is not ofmuch account. To their
amazement and chagrin Grace Brown gave
UP the ghost three furlongs from the wire.
and La Diva won galloping in the CHASTITY
time OF 2:16h. 1t is singular that no other
horses have ever run out on the turn, and
temporary fence should be placed there when
races are run at q mile and q quarter. The
81 the race was 9le a 7 s9hrpriss
espected to sst b. but s26S "n'n ne
A very bad lot OF maidens appeared for the
fret At s 59dRn ealing slight
way to the post the two-year.ol colt Brahma
ran away for half a mile with J. Rogers. and
the end Of the course. .Jacintha. Radiator. and
Benvolio had the race to themselves until the
ito ap next the rail and won by two lengths.
Radiator was fair third, The time. 1:l0.
s strs;, for nothing. as gale blew down the
Comanehe was the choice for the mile dash.
but Hugh Penny received substantial support.
rode tho little Luke Black burn eelding. and at
the start no rushed away in front, and made
te M the brand
Tapped from start to finish. and head only
SCI S Pass A ot 1 ID rn a, tSns
asked him to run. and then he died away
BeIdemere was favorite for the flfth race. a
longs. hut Fondoline. back ed down from 7 to
osssr the raced
as s :Ps S s sss ass e
BY Is beas N ass mf two
ing fourth. a head away.
Tho concluding race selling affair at seven
race having 2 determined following: ,BeanseS
took the track with Little Billy Biily. H and
May VIM Il to the the Rish Winning by
second money. It is probable that Beansey's
dieky legs burned him in the, trip down hill
good many owners Would be wiling to have
their break At! their leEs 4 they could
the seven iuriongs in ~ ~ s''o'nI '''nI 'A
TFsi1sr John auEgrs arrived at Morris PARK
WIZ bas s G bs ses Mr.
It Is the Intention Of the Morris Park man
% yaoh Mn OF
matches will be posted on blackboard in the
club house and free field. Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
psa n g.. s
S.o" The s1sy o hsr ago.
onssE stables A., Oh 5odan. g. by Joe Daniels,
j.. 4 D. ii. Gorriss b. O. ksdaIoF.' !. ito
Jactntha, Queen Isabella DAILY and Brahma also ran
Pos. Be,..ns-1nrs. 1o against Jod.n. 80 to
Bsy IS 10 .ssss ains 10 to
SECOND RACE
For thres,yearolds and upward which have run and
NO; $500 'asi S'e Of s.,
wa TR:a Penny by LUX.
6mPss a. sons ssrah IL hssg
WorInser and Lizz's also ran.
Time l:4Oh
Post Bettng-Eight TO 3 against Comanohs 8 to 2 |
Hugh Penny to 2sarsh Ramsy. to Lizzie, 10 TO
Wormser.
THIRD RACE.
Albany Stakes for two.ysarolds; a sweepstakes of
$50 each $l5 forfeit with 81 $50 add which $3.50
to second and 100 to third; weights pounds below
the scale; winning penalties and non.wnninR allow.
Ances; six furOngs
Roger, Yo9ng's b. C. Rightmors. by strathmore--
J. Dyer's B. C. Apiomattox Ii3 (simms) ,,.,......a
W, jennings br. Ben Lomond lI3 (DoEgetp ......8
OrnuB. Harrington Curacao, GOrdius, Half Mine,
GRlioping King. and Atropine also ran.
lime, l;ODl9
P0st Botting-Eight to against Rightmore. to I
AUpOmAttox I HARRINGTON d TO Drnus 10 10