The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-20
VERY FAST TINE AT THE BAY.
AJAX WINS THE SWIFT STAKES, run
MING sErES FURLoSas ~ 1:se SIS.

OLD DoninIon Wa. the pneemah er, Carrying
HI. Opponent. five rurlonE- IN n Minute
Sports E-ee Wa. spieudid Exhinition
Cataract Took she Daisy Stakes BY
HEAD Lsmiy's Cns.rsfas;ery Hiding
cr Stonenen = Chattanooga and Count
Victorious ut Very Long Odds
Warm as it was in the city yesterday it was
even hotter and more uucomfoTtab!e q. Sheef's-
head BAT. where the Coney lslncd Jocker Quo
held its second Lay Of the spring meeting VITA
about 5000 PERSONS in attendance IheieNefs
two stakes on tie cafd. the Sui!: lo- three.Jear-
olGs. which was won by Col. Jacob klppert's
Ajax. and the Daisy. for twc-yea--oiis. which
NJ. +. LcEii!ard So AIT col; Ca;aIact TOOK into
camp in very clever fashion. Aside from these
events the racing was = & more or less sem
sationa charaster. Jockey Helm Lamly ridiL:
race en- The !av rite. Stonenol- in the hrst
event which Gid not please the stewards.
while the raak outsiders ChattahooSa and
Count gave the talent lovely air G! back
eyes IN the Sc olt and fourth events
For the Swift Stakes. that most impressive
three year old Sport. was tavorite, although he
was carrying 12o pounds and meeting such
good ones as 4. -I and ST Michael with 10; q;
weight o1. Mr.. howe made pretty start. and
JACK Ned maid = Old Dominion flashed Up the
hackstretch at pace tina: was startling. run
nir- tie first nv" !urlonss II one minut-. Yet.
fast as the half b71the- TO Declare tsr. Sio-t
and Ajax were lis immediate attendants, and
st. Michael was near enough to h. danger
Gus il he did not sulk. 7. Rogers !ct
| Thompson steal through On the rail with
Ajax at the head ot the stretch. and
when the bog realized his error IL
seemed TO so 70 pieces. Iusteai q steaiT.n-:
his mount and going on and giving Ajax ~
argument. Thompson having already gone 70
the whip Mcpvl.Li's Lad took UP lis WHY.
| turnci old Don mons head loose. and. u =
| ccrS..lUen e. tn ,1u Il Dry M5n5pp!e sTeET":
| To- the outside. Sport a!Sn passed Oh l"MiL-
! ion and gave chAs, u AJax. who by this time
! had comfortable lead. s.. MicLae. m0T.nc Up
| very :as: at the same time.
Tarsl rode sport With all the vigor his sturdy
| body possessed. and reused the game sou 0!
Wintred with whip and spur for an eighth o! q
| mile. but finding thai he was engaged in a
hopeless task he des!sted. and AJAX won
rather haniily by couple OF lengths Sport
| beat 81. Michael Just as easily for second
| place. The time. l :25A. is the bes. ever mads
by thrse-yeGr-old over Skeepshead Bay. aat
! comrares most !avoratly with any reform
| ance On record at the distance Sport was
| concedinE the winner ten pounds. aad lie %
| really the hero Of the race.
All Lake.Tnd'S Irish sly Josie was afa!.e
were eleven starters. iHIi! n{ NJ; HW2aa
| was on the grass course. aid tips were eaors
/ on Cataract, Nedd!e-. kazs !. Figaro. and II :.
( Sir Excess. who were heavily Elayct - the
knowing division. Mr. Loi..aI4 PIT ICY
/ the B7ookyale bred youns>te- had worE-
/ ed five furon@s in l:y-'s .Y:- the
;S f. t + s:s ana nne} s Ea =
| tina post in an enieayo. 70 secure start ami
| the ratien e Of hr. Rowe Was seye-e.y '5;"t
! all Sut Poac- - Leon. WHO was abs olg:-y -.
/ AID LET. NEEDLE. WAS the pacerake-. c.use.g
| Josie. and j r Il. close up. unti! rouaticc
! il:o the HON es,.etch. whore Figaro drew on;
Simms ha6 rare h1 Trough the s,re,ch.
| which ended in Cata-ec; tnishG. with sT!en-
cid fanGRebbs s,s and o. Ti0n I'M a. s4 mar,
| .srent third, short distance before J.
I. b. whose race was met c-cd!i.' !e-
| where he appeared 20 hang f:e. an,i when IN
tn" honnes,Tesch he swervsd oedlI. losing
| OF the money. The winner Is a strong. study
bay colt. by Imported King Ernest. o-t 81 Gas
nam ena "a '1 WhicR he s,So trJs
/ that he is more than se-Yiceaule 5Tc-yeaE-
Stonenep was tavo-ite ~ thu -r:a..ae dash
a; five and ? hgt i.r.gI.. with C-rre.ris - q.
! str M; ee-,ga4 choice. an co4-'o-i. ,sr ODDS
Laughing wa;er Icing tn outs i.ie- - $40 u !.
! Correction had 1t o. weight =. and "..TT!. i
| including II. F. Owe sne ar5e,l yerT .a.4.y
at the p'St, and de.Aye4 u s;taSf ~ fttchn
MHu'eS :;.b tsi We nee Ir i ' yH- IL .r ~
: lilly she set & va-y fast Iag" - ;Lr
; end o. the a'st quarter e fnt.e y lite les?
. ard S:onrueI tA.rE. or lhe extreme outside
and about Asl. !sagtn behind TIE Morris -eI-
| Sir MATHEW prSfrl. tent pJwu near let
ting ring Correction oTerhauieG Waite hose.
aoG NSs. on e.: w9 70 s ha5y VITA
a hslt ssioGs wis los Va "a:
number Of PERSONS sitting in tie oIea stand
near the betting ring nat Tulte !" GeCl..a-
The stewards a. tie nesiin. were OF s=tis-
| fed with iarrly's riding. AID Sel ;he pGtEo!
Tas-ed I'm. That o!si =! r~r.t: 81 INC 0TT-.
colt in third rlace on the 5-t>!3e - ne track,
where, he had got OF, and Only hali length
Hrryest was the choice ior the second raca.
q selling affair owe. the Eu;2EiT course. ..At
DwyeE relre.rntst!ve When the ,.e,; !: iosad;
Harvest. c! srly ATTENDED ~ tie clio eo!'. and
and to the elbow. wh.rs Ilaryes: 10. cr1upd
Eai! tO. he outside az! a., soin- 10 ho III,
Chattanooga - to shot, I'd iec by, the sta.
Die Toy FOX sho: OF: 9, the .'urri ~ !. al % .
before Hamilton could tea4 e The huIie.t
representative, was u3on h n Ike thnnde
bolt Fox gGde surprisingly VEL apd got
| Chattanooga home first Is AGT!o~ IL ArG!n-
The Clio colt WAS Ihir'. l,
Ninety nine ger cent: Of those e: he t5aei
thtn- Of the dsy. Dut SIZE things noWhLayf:
| paraGoSic2! as il L.Ay ErTeL:- re ;."' away
sure. To ths stupe' act.6 on T.! thyse Who
| planGei on Mr.. Lori ards mare AT sh5
PRICE, Bill DAYS Count mae ~ TIE rLhhih :
ard won in hGld gai.!p a ot4- Q. - 10 !;
| The race Tor the PLACE be.| zen iI!oItI1's an =.
kilGser was good o., the former. under
Hanilton's guidance. eyrrtu4!.y EniiinS u 2
money; II WIS said that M!rfae. !! bW,eT ha1
yery heavy let On hi.tre-. a I'd his RECALLS ths
Tact hat Day thought le.y!ayr was :. sure
thing last saturday, whea lie Wa leatcn q
hundred yards, and tod :. q1wy@r and ne
| friends 10 bet heavily OIL HIN. IA!y also t!1
Mr.. Dryer and his friend = al Lizzie haH 20
ehanse in the lnauEura Grass -taies, nut AE:
| Richard Croker. who has kggwn pa!y long
enough to realize that FATHER William kEoT.
| VERY little about his OWE li-:ses 81 times. Let
$50 on the mare ~ j. 10 l. aIt quit the Gay a
handsome winner; Count - ELeat 'opg ~.
| shot horse, and Gomez !>.ana !: ms
stamping ground. MT. ,,s-r-..-. haM!efn!t
won a lar-e sum on tt.- = Al We sJFIi-:
| meeting Bay last year. h-t e" - n t'r"j e ~
present, and so lid not hav" IN IN g.