The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-14
PRINCE GEORGES GOODRACE.
MR CRoKERs THREE YEAR OLD DOWNS
A GOOD FIELD IN FA ST TIME.

the Observation-Disclosures Again, succumb-
to DR.. Hnsbrouck-Tom Tourh mt 1S
10 4 Wins Inpress,veiy - Frog Dance
e.d Riehtmore the Lucky Two-year-
o,ds-wm Elliott After Many Moons
The third day OF the fall meeting OF the
Brooklyn Jockey Club drew q fair. sized crowd
to Gravesend yesterday afternoon. There was
no stake on the programme. but the sport was
OF quite an interesting character. the opening
race. handicap at one mile and a sixteenth.
having horses otconsiderable quality engaged.
The starting was prompt and the last race
was decided a few minutes after 8 O'Clock.
The weather was again perfection.
The first race brought together four good
performers in Prince George. Loudon. Ram
apo. and Soundmore. and the talent was di-
vded as to their morts. weight OF money
finally sending Mr.. Cookers colt to tho post
favorite. Hume and Lizzie. the other start
ers. were at very long odds. Loudon
came from Saratoga with a great repu-
tation. and when he warmed up tho pub
lilo saw royal-looking chestnut colt
that acted as though he possessed world Of
speed. Ramapo's performances at Sheepshea
Bay made the ring have the utmost respect for
him. and soundmores races have. without a
single exception. been consistent to the last
degree When the flag fell Loudon and Illume
turn. where Lizzie. Ramapo Prince George
and Soundmore crowded dangerously. the
rattle OF their plates as they struck together
being plainly heard in tho paddock and lower
end Of the club house. Loudon shook himself
clear on the backstreteh. and opened gap Of
two lengths on Prince George. Ramapo. and
soundmore. On the upper turn Prince George
and Ramapo improved their positions and in
the homo stretch set sail for the leader. Hume
do IL nj nj N ptx and hal
Loudon. Morris's colt, came with a great burst
simms landed Prince George winner by a
length. while Ilume got UP In tho final strides
After the race It was discovered that Ramapc
had been cut down. and the Judges had an in
%ho nss @ eo tha
who Watched. tho race closely said that
the Beginning Of the lower turn When he
rounded the upper turn he WAS on tho outside
somely over. Prince George. Hume showed
enough speed in the omestretch to win many
DR.. Hasbrouok was a tremendous favorite to
beat Kingston and Ameer. and the chestnut
and winning under double wrap to the end.
Ameer kept pace with tho flyers for three fur
seems to be invincible ut sprinting distances
heu banner anu fVnnatuS caTTl9u tn6 OOl-
lars OF the faithful in the third race. this pair
Of speedy three;year o!ds closing almost equal
ySste Ad 1ser Kept then to ths
Tough, came booming along When straight
ened out IN the stretch, there was only one
Tough. The colt that Green Morris sold for
much below his real value ran past Red Ban
and won hard held by a length and a half Red
Banner and Evanatus foug hit it out for second
short ti head. Barefoot and Bolero reiusing to
break. the field was, despatched Without them.
the start being good for ell the others.
gallop after waiting on BY Jove for seven fur;
to take Don Alonzos measure at present as
he NJ nvs e form he dis
Frog Dance. with Bergen up; was considered
the good thing for the first hnli OF the divided
Mn for Marty f9 GsPt
with Little Matt and Hurelian IN close com:
p e Matt
Patrioisn. Faetctum. Riehtmore. and Flor
second half Of the two-year- old scramble:
Factotum WAS taken sharply across the field
ee6 5n' s1at1 rony pn xe hnf
stretch where Patrlcian. Florence; and hight
more all ehslengsd determinedly Right E1
length. while Florence beat Patrician as far
for SECOND place. Jimmy Lamly was sus-
ihuohuitclJ W tho JuoHoo ioi hechiooo
viii Elliott was the watermelon that was cut
BEEN kept ali su a was sch Cherry rpe and
with Fred Ittleield UP the colt was backed
%sT nae S % ron
from start to finish and won with MS mouth Mouth
FIRST RACE.
with 81 o 81 s of sn ;sfS
Richard croker's b. 2 Prince GEORGE 8, by sensAtion
G. j; Morris CO... ; c. IIiamc % DosssiD"
Ramspc cf foudSn souadme9o and Lizzie also ran
ptaf ss'ts
SECOND RACE.
For all azes: sweepstakes of $40 each. with 5000
ADDED Of whish s16 o second .nd s2S 2 third ne
pounds extra; horses which ran and were unpaesd in
sa Se B1aRS: Ss ana h
Dsvsrs b. rs RRH %s.on AGED ,2a mm:j
W. OBJ dcDonoughs %. c, Ameer. 80 Psnn,..'.....
Post R.t,lns-rv. 10 one on Dr. b. H..erouel. 10 to
against Kingston, 80 to Ameer.
THIRD RACE.
eash Win sSoo AIDED S OF Witch Us :.sond
and s2s to third selling allowances: 81. fuIlopg,
srsft.sits ios t scsre CON ."usn ~ .o"o
Rosa IL. Addie Speculation. Bolsro. and Barefoot
Time. l;l4h
Post BettnR-Five to 2 against Red Banner. 2dt |
Evanatus = 10 Addie 6 TO Rosa H.. 10 to SpecuA-
ton. 10 to Tom Tough. 80 to Boiero. 100 to bare
foot.
FOURTH RACE.
For three-yearod Rsweepstakes Of $40 each, with
$3.50 added. OF which 500 TO second and $50 to |
third winn,ns penalties and non winning allowances
NJ ,I + DIVERS p e; Don Aionzo by Long TAw-,
ailsn Hsf' By BY . SaIs 10
C. Ii'tleneld Jr's, STrsasnrs no ussien.'d,.."s
Pos. Bo.,ins7F iv. to on Don Glonro, s.o against
BY Joys. % TO Treasure.
FIFTH RACE
For two year olds: sweepstakes OF $40 each with |
$500 added OF which S15 to rcond and $25 TO third;
selling allowances; i've furlonxs.
Byron McGlslands b.. c. Frog Dance. by Pirate OF
PenHance-Leap Frog. lo+E (Bergenl .....,........l
" Il Jsnningssb Little Matt. es Garter:
Cooper Shsrdans b. Aurelian. lib CTAraO
Bnsiris. Pecksnin. springtilns. and Hacienda also
ran.
Time, l.o2.
Post Betting-Ten to Frog Dance. 10 to against
Buslris 6toI Aursiiau. to 1 Little Matt. 20 to
20 to 1 Springtimc 100 to l Hacienda.