The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-01
FAIR SPORT AT THE BAY.
ST MAXIM AN EASY WINNER IN THE
SPRING STAKES.

Aermnto btnkep ny AtternoOn-Emtn Hey
Takes the Surplus Stakes In Easy Fash.
ion-Kemen, Intinsidad. and Cleaning
win rurses-Gioau,ne's Good Perform
anee - Interesting Gossip OF the Turf
Probably 5000 persons enjoyed n good days
sport ut Sheepshead Bay yesterday afternoon,
the Messrs. Fleischmann winning the Spring
Stakes with tho two-year-old st. Maxim. while
the Mermaid Stakes for three-year- old nlies
went to Messrs Brown & RoRers's Afternoon.
the daughter OF Troubadour and Matinee,
beating Lady Violet shcrt head In furious
drive. Tho weather was perfect and the track
fost.
ST. Maxim. on the strength Of his second to
Dobbins in the June Stakes, was heavily
played. although Discount closed the actual
favorite for the Spring Stakes. Riverside.
good looking son OF Stratford and Water Lily.
from the Keene Stable. was very strongly
backed Also Father Bill Days Hartford being
the extreme outsider. st. Maxim. under a
stout pull. ran head and head with Discount
and Riverside until around the elbow. where
Clayton let the Cincinnati owned colt draw
away. The race was only big Rallop for st.
Maxim. while in tho drive which ensued for
second money the green Riverside outlasted
Discount. The winner Is I'm proving daily and
could have carried 125 pounds and won yester-
days race. Hartford had enough at the end Of
three furlonRs.
Lady Violet and Miss Maude were about
equal choices for the Mermaid Stakes the
former having worked good mile at the bay.
!. while the brown mare had received q special
preparation at Monmouth Park. Naphtha. a
winner at Gravesend and Morris Park. wasn't
played to any great extent and few persons
wanted Afternoon. the Brown Rogers candi-
date. at & to 1. although her repu-
tation In tho West was Of the very
highest Lady Violet and Miss Maude
ran half lengths apart until turning for home.
p' tho was rail- Hfa With the opfsdsr
Hamilton was fearful that ;DogEett would cut
Lady Violet down, and called out warnlngly:
q tribe. and. waiting until the stretch was
oassds bfngs to the WHIP The
Lady responded to the punishment very game
iernoon.. The last. named sweryed a tribe
tGWard 1.-The the outer rail- but TO- yin Ky
Naphtha. beaten from the start, was pulled up
,1 Yemen was :liGht fayoEts over Gold
uturity course The Rancocas geldinc ran
%S i1 ase So panI aass RS
s.: was second, While Garrison secured
ias f and Bioodstain. ''' Is''' s0A
sMessrs keene sprang good colt on the
ns aH making ali the sr ranr!ps and xlDnins
way none .oc Tsll ana Vas PSsEs.sdii a il
ouen.. three, furlones, from home he
~, rapidly and would have beaten In;
rted. but dropped out of the race before it
as out down sn n Ia at
vas thought at one time that he would never
i. He tsa hasn't s{s 70 nS his tn
min Boy was iayorite for tho Surplus Stakes,
mt to the iront ana won handily. Sir Arthur
,ss Brand, the other starter. appears to be
sss$ Is ssf s ne sss
= Tils.. M: Rowe ,anioItpns sicily gave r.
i1s had too much Ground to make Up s and
a aaa sn T 4ant ssf t. hs 0f o n w h
,hsts to sns end Marie n dTSPDeS 6Hsk
and took the rail. Interfering, with the
from ho%e Sas the eot eosne the sap
the home me streteh. MI Folla nsbse has great
mare in Cleaning. A complaint Of foul riding
was uAQ6 uRblubC SlmIuS lollOWs
FIRST RACE.
she u nesting: winners Of 5000 a. any time; u
sSd c The sna
Kansooaa Stables ch. 8. Yemen. 4. by Alarm-Hra.
VIZ biy:: Ssld Ps,!s. IS
D sse. E: $:i.ss against Gold
SECOND RACE.
..sSnS sdo 500 nsas1
). i. &E P: Keenes b. Q, Intimdad. by FavOr-Reina
ss:: Ut a.
sprinG,imo. Micmao queen Monsspoo. Kama. and
FAoto'um also ran Tim. LOB
mac ss' ussn R.%a
simidsd. Is to factotum 70 to NOnIeDool. so to
THIRD RACE.
The Spring s'afe ssr fef w,IS r
s seSso @ Stakes. penss:
cfsi:o9nssnIs 81, SOM sn c. ST. Maxim. BY st.
,ssSsS, 4 lis q Rs...
sHsd st1sh IT, s.sm sSs"i fSSh'
FOURTH RACE.
tn 81 Msss s sloo a Ss
nes three years old foals OF $780, ono mile
s. B. BOWIE b. T. Afternoon by Troubadour-Mati.
EVA. .s H.. S:sa. II III tG !t:!
Time. ! go 4.5.
Post betting Seven TO against Lady Violet. ? to
Miss Maude. Zto Naphtha, BIO / Afternoon
FIFTH RACE.
The surplS, ssks f. f., AL age; o,
on account OF excess over selling price during the
a 81 @s sss sAas
10 the third winner to be sold At auction for
AZ 900: selling allowances: one mile and n furonR
W. NJ Barriers b. c. Emin Bey. o. by Rossington-Dis |
GE Smiths b. c. Sir Arthur T. p5 fs,rarhl
u Newton's CHI. T. hess McDuf. T. sJ,4 Cartep....3
Best Brand Also
Time. ] 500.
Post Betting-siN to against Emin hey. IL to Sir
Arthur SO to Bess McDun, b TO Best Brand.
SIXTH RACE.
handicap swce pstakes for threeyearolds and up
ward OF 800 each with 81 $50 added, of which $500
TO ana 500 the third one mile On turf.
J. q. Foiansbees b. m. Cleaning q. by Sir Modred-
W. c. Days b. m. Lizzie. 8; ~ {LAmiyl
r. j. Sons Dr. Madrid. =, 1l2 (simInB...
Watterson. Sykeston. and Marie H. also ran
Post Bstting.Fiye TO 1gsinst Cleaning ana Wat.
tsrSon. = to Madrid. %tol sykeslon 10 Lizzie.
20 TO Marie X.