The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-12
SIR WALTER ONCE MORE.
SWB oNrCK sT<BLns COLT LANDS
TIE UNroNPoRr HANDICAP.

nuo StrOccn-lI0Fchfo bnu 1tbtFhshs w -
seIiI,R Races ssa Are Bid Up-Ben-
voue Leaves the Maiden Ranks.
= sir Walter added the Unionport Handicap
10 the long string OF trium phs he has achieved
for the popular Oneck Stable. beating fair
lot Of performers In fast time at Morris Park
yesterday afternoon. He gave away lot
OF weight. but he marched over the hill like
q soldier and came away In the stretch the
instant Doggett called upon him. Outside OF
Sir walters victory, the most noteworthy oc-
currenoo OF the day was the defeat OF Ramapo
By Mr. J. Z. Seagram's Victorious In the mile
and q sixteenth handicap. Mr.. Seagram races
for pleasure. and he saw his good geldlng win
enc OF the best races OF his career.
Sir Walter was at the remunerative price OF
Ito r for the Unionport. Glenmoyne being a
strong socond choice. Roche's support was
quito material especially In the full pac
books. Saragassa made tho running over the
hill and then gavo way to Glenmoyne. Midglcy
brought Roche along. and. squeezing through
between snragassn and Glenmorne. drew out
In company with SIR Waiter The latter al
WAYS had tho race secure. and won with Dog
gett sitting still. Roche boat Glenmoyne three
Lengths for second money. The distance was
too far for Glenmoyne.
Correction opened fayorite for the irst race.
but weight OF money made Wah Jim first
choice BY the time tho bugle called the horses
TO the post Wnh Jim and Roy Lochiel
had tho race to themselves all the way.
the favorite going handily under TaraPs
skilful guidance and winning by two lenGths.
Roy Lochiel beat Derfargilla easily for second
place. Correction apparently had no speed.
although there have been times when no horse
In America could show her the way for three
furlongs or half a mile. Sirocco. too. hadn't
that marvellous fight for which he is we'll
known.
The talent went wrong on the second race
and cursed their JUDGMENT after 1t was all
over and the y to chance Victorious s, had
WI, ."o 'uone, w. ~. ,s - ,anina
sands. the best judges at the course placing
,srs heavy on tn.
lot az veiaht to- smch GOOD performers as Vic.
ssrtuus en NJ SaIin" IL sejina u and FideIio
aiternatod in first place unit! the stretch was
HaS5sa Wnon aasa wen, itb ctnrns ana
III. Ssseram's speedy seiding soon had the
race won. passing the post with many pounds
aI nnv 1 shakinS on the Dny rep
ieneth anu N''''N- ' '>' ~
'' AFTmitase was favorite for the third race. a
ionas Drum Major carried no small amount
OF money. Factotum made the running in the
Early PAT o. tb Win 81
others; Jimmy LamIy was all over the track
incoppetency Florence coming strong at the
winning by three. quarters Of length, Bust
rig vas fir third Floren: so entered to be
N ~ Ser waS Maas rp WEI
ard.
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ysr5 pSSr lot and md Bspy2e ridden ty a5my
U,n III" i S S,e 'arnses. ann NJ Up up .
S %i1.D boy would have had chance to
Rsetraint., fayorte at odds on, won the las.
ms handy son % Rs ssS
ING q the Ilndsn PaTk Blood Horse Assosis.
az # Gaxs Tasss ds
win, The prospe for rosperous meeting
The sale this morning Of horses CONSIGNED
p TattersaIls ~ s!essrs. brown 4 Rogers Nc.
te adding 'H Ua uS" Inc Tree hea instead Oh
Was Mr. T. C. Tattrson Of Toronto. a member
ne nTrss I" see yakyrs and
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Aloha Id 10 pertars'la
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asscn bayc n ia
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Selma ID. and PickpOcket also ran.
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esns n ~ r,rL w. On sn ,or, 30 Hanss
Esn. -" " i'eApocAo'' - ~ 'ctofious' ~ 70
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For woyearo!ds: a sweepstakss of $40 each. with
s.Ijins aiIoS snees nv. fUpioos anu ''o 70 'h'a'
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