The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-29

| the way, and winning with RIDICULOUS ease'
| Saragossa beat Liselg away OF for second
money.
Hammie and the Trou badour-sunbeam colt
were almost equal favorites for the third race.
q sweepstakes for three-year-olds Lustre and
the Sunbeam colt had the race to themselves.
the last named going to the front opposite the
betting ring and winning hands down. Ham
mic was bad third. Goodale worked the
ably in preparation for the Realization Stakes.
A real good thing was cut loose in the fourth
s6 y nass Sst sUSaa not wn
LANDED two races in. quick succession at Gut;
Z. Tribe. II the saddle ,L and d., only tS Ss
F austina colt into the ground in the first half
Of the fvGFs 4RSso II ths nH
II the colt ~ %o Better sa Known as B.
Chattanooga and Prince John were about
evenly backed to win the race for thr ea m
ods rh
soon had his field strung out Prince J tIan
f Ss IS Souseed and lost Whatever
s eS had Odd Of pcmnon trsd bad4 and
possible that the half brother to Declare could
be beaten for second money. but Chattanooga
Brown colt on the post. Prince John swerved
again opposite the betting ring. an unusual
very Very s an in ali Of his previous races.
Madrid was fayorite for the race oyer the
sa 4. sp shS ~
Downings brought Equity over from Glouces.
SeRsrseiess aoRsrhSune Sir rederSf ROB-
s5s the I'm
for the firat time, and the halt brother to Clif-
n fGTd beat TOR
second money. Sir Frederick Roberts stopped
the most three quarters Of o mile. appears to
MIR; Pierre Lorillard. who has had more than
past two years. met with an additional stroke
Of misfortune yesterday morning. his faverits
and having to be destroyed. Cataract had an
nnbeaten record and was worth fully $4,000.
WSen he 0t threw his rder and ran up tie
straight course. 4 lot Of stable men and boys
tS stop him by waving IN rubbing
fonces he did G not sot clear and e into the
ditch on the other. side. on his back, Cat
bought at, the yearlipg sale Of the Brook,
dale stud last year Nobody knows. except
how good he was. but the public knew he was
high class. He was one Of the best looking
much downcast when he heard the news. Men
should learn that waving arms and shouting
at Il IS et to s ses t. aG ss' snd h i
Messrs. 81 Phi! p j., and Michael F. Dwyer ad-
srs Hs TRsS eonder
sy VEG TSas
said to have an interest in the course. was not
at at sheepshiead Bay YESTERDAY; , The Tammany
and is one OF the few men that can hold his
own with tho great American interviewer.
Monmouth property. Mr.. Croker said. hugh
ingly; ., oorr.. I'm ,ntoro.t.a ouo,.ho
tracks: Wherever the horses go. i've got an
4 great meeting is looked for at Monmouth
sistant Secretary Hugh D. Mcintyre has pre-
pared and caused to be distributed the book
Tor ali Kinds Of horses are to be- found within
its covers. On the opening day the Atlantic
r sd t s' WSa
IndependSnce Stakes. and the, Eatontown
The stewards are Investigating the cutting
down Of Adelbert on Monday. and had all Of
the iockoye that rode in that race before them
hs s SGnfs st D SS re s It this
Mr. Y. Sass. ST." Secratary of the Brighton
Beach Racing Assoc iation. got back his $500
R bay aa wee %
ago yesterday, after the Suburban was rum
I thief was induced to mail It to MI. Sass at
Book max ers deciding TO make books at Mon
mouth Park can make application. to 1. Q. APP
On Saturday, July i. between and u o'cocf
ba ThS MSs UpG so w
tained their friends in style. For the home
Sase 1HeS ado Ss ne
steal Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
a io5 sS.d 81 Ss sPd s "a
'ecold the third to receive 500 out OF ths stakes
syhs seven n pounds above the SCALE penalties and
Mi igs yfsn e C. s'onsns by stonshsnrs-,
T. dafdnsr. saraaa.ia g. Sis d. Laniiy;,.....:.a
w. j. sp'sr''' I fm. q ~ III Sar'''' '''"s
Post Betting-Five 10 2 on stonenel. to against
SECOND RACE
The yernal Stakes; sweepg,ates for two.yesr.old
nird the winner to be sold at auction for 5000;
f,sssap ,sa Son, eJ.r b. by KinFnshsr-,
II Bsrriets Dr. Z Figaro 1iS ybsrgen..
}. T. Pulsfersb c. Roland Reed 1olk (tioOdAie)
Flying Fish, Crossfre colt. Elizabeth. and Mcdonald
Iso ran.
Time, 1;13.
Post Bettipg-Fiys TO on Figaro. 8 to 7 against
Roland Reed. 200 to Elizabeth and NcDOnad-
THIRD RACE
handicap sweepstakes for three-ysar olds OF S2b
Ach, with $1,000 added. of which $3.50 TO the second
ne third 10 receive 500 out OF tho stakes mile
nd q furl0ng.
'rown 4 Rogers's br. C. by Troubadour-sunbeam.
'rsnkness a6lss CHI T. Lustre III evans Jill.
y; T. DIVERS c. lAmmie 100 uamly)....,,........ 8
BushIanYer also ran.
Time. ! ;57 2.b.
fost Beltinx-slN to against HAmmie, 4 to Sun |
'eAm colt ~ 10 ! Lustro, II 10 Bushralger.
FOURTH RACE
For two.ysaI olds; purse 81 900. Of which $3.50 to
he second and 500 to the thirdI the winner TO be
old at auction for $4,000 selling allowances; Futuriy
'harss Smiths b. c. Connors. by Uncal-sandola,
i
X !. i, keero's b. c. OpOrto. los ualny). -.
BAIrok's Faustina colt. lo6 (BeryenL =. ......
Pirate Chief ferssnih, Professor y. Kings Daugh.
81 Cuckoo GAlsping Queen. and Token also ran.