The sun., 1893-08-04

| for the Railway handicap was, superb
inaiiy. but which brought out a lot Of stake
ruzzlnE affair to say tie least; least; Estelle, on
GRs: @ Knight and wacott also eame ID
dlum 70 Tor Surge. despite the fact That
and Estelle. both copceding him weight. gave
Monday as Esseo "a Svn is
few minutes by refusing point blank
re S4 Sq ss sse Was Swsy wssg wS seS hs
araS kent sp paee With the prst!y
he did not use it. eoptentns tim hi, him5St With With
Arab then fought 1t out to the end the LAS. last
sot 6 ns9k II e
third money; Arab. entered to be sold for
Tss sren s sSe to by at
Forbes. bidding an extra s5 and retaining the
Handicap, when five horses finished heads
1t was too mTfh to eSPPees Ps
hss nsmea s MbssM sS. S Has s snd Sn
sS srSS: Aloha. PieEnIeFsS. Kidesor;1 ana n, The
sqaa second s eSoces Gna ae @ a kdser and
The Ironmaster collided. but nothing came Of
Is ns on the
no ground Kildeer attempted to carry the
others of their legs in the early part OF the
glad to 'i resign in favor Of PicknieEer. When
three fprlongs f5om the goal Aloha. Merry
Picknicker. Opposite the club house all save
The lronmaster .1 who had meek the pest a ot
eo The
was passed BY. Merry Monarch, Picknicker.
md AIoha; and tigh ing desperately the trio
hand and heel and it won him the race ny, a
Merry Monarch was like distance behind the
big bay horse. The Ironmaster was,a close
most tremendous enthusiasm and McCafrerty
and his horse were cheered until the big grand
stand and rang with tho applause. ,,~,..d,..
ting event. Ontario. Kazan and Bandit carry
ing a lot OF money for their respective stables.
LaSghlin's S Sable. able. an undersized son Of Ire
mont. There were number 9f breaks S before 6
tafio. and Kazan had pretty contest all the
way and the result was in doubt to the final
Ssdss Cs Taen ha a%s ness
far for second money. Sable showed speed for
about ha half mile and then 4, died away to moth.
Cactus. was the choice for the second event.
chase % oi Estelie a few days. s. ago. When he ran
seven fprlones around the loEer turn IN e :2oa;;
tie i start. but Iustre and Cactus caught him
raced together until the final furleng where
rattle. M folioWed fa BY vsstibee % and The early
Key West they, dropped back, and were un-
ME- Ras sGt securing the
May Win was the choice for the selling race
at seven furlongs. but third was the best the
big eaddp d 1ad he
the homestretch was reached. Then Mackin-
tosh. who was in bad pocket In the run up
riding out strong. won quito cleverly. Chief
Justice al out under the wbip. beat tho favor
t fer second rnm tba He'd Banner dying away
Avery bed lot Of ,naidsns snpeSred for the the
three furongs. but Little Charlie moved up
then quickly; and. taking the lend promptly.
ond. and Bayard third. Summaries follow
FIRST RACE.
% d. Of ss uns ss's oS Se To
Y fHa h.'s 81
oaseE s.tSI;s ioa; o. iRsiip :;1;.,,aa;..:..:"
osssa ns'. ao za S Lady and
az $ n'.ss ss
SSSe ID : Esdy '5'o Tenacious 20 TO Ned
SECOND RACE.
waTa Of sis .sen with ssdsd Of which sao
Prsaknsss Stables ch. r. Lustrs BY Lindsn-aleam.
SsIsS steve E;isss, ioS yiN,jSaEisy!
Cactus and h', Wei fins. aso ,'is. re-: o..
] mS., g svs Es
THIRD RACE
Tha Pa IN Etake for all Of @
and 500 the third; selling allowances; thresquar
George Foree.'s 6,s Arab. aged. by DanacardOch-,
J. i. Msbonaids eh. G. Chesapeake. aged ioi iaids
1;s l..: Rsfs sH.ss .ss
sss.. ssss IL t4is. s s; 4:.s
FOURTH RACE.
..
HsS.asrss 4 %nns,ds g. h: Aloha. aged. by St.
/ stSsrrs +; r'sksiSSsr: s. joz tsi%nN
Ths Iiouma.tsr aad lns Ki,d;.s ;,s,s s.o ran
riss 'S sf''; s Fass 4is
FIFTH RACE
w s. fS5 .a, T a sna % o s
si9O to ,hrd selling; penalties and allowances seven
r aarrs,ts B. G M.skintosh. =. by Hlmy"r-dOssa-
J. r. McDonaids Chief Justice 4, IOI (MidGley).
R.a Esnns Sx:Iss ANNA kM.S Sip and s
,o., ..,,,,x e,x TIME ;asS .w, ,,.,u..,.
ns:S %a's justice % Wy WE sto i; Reginald
20 to Anna y,
SIXTH RACE.
-swsspstakes for maiden tnrssysar,ods and upward
OF SIC each, with 81 900 added OF which 500 to tie
second and 500 -" the third four ryear-odB and up.
ward allowed 10 pounds: seven iurlongs
a. T. Leonard's h. e. Lttle Charlie. Z. by Runnymede
3pssSh sh 10y rny HnSgane m 1i ii.nns,.y;
Valley Farm Stables br Bayard. 3. li5 tDogyetL
lisa colt and Ia DIVA also raT.
1ino. i2Dl<
Fokt Botting-Frs to q on Tiny Tim, to l against
Bayard 70 La Diva, TO l Little Charlie. 10 to l
Plea colt.
Notes from the Haco Track.
The winner Of the maiden race was saddled
at the post.
w. u. Was great tip In the selling race He
was bad last going up the backstretch. but