The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-06

The Morris representative did not answer his
riders call. and the old horses went on and
fought 1t out LonRstreets sore legs began to
burn him. and when the battle was the fercest
he swerved toward the grand stand and was
beaten neck. St Florian was an indifrer
ent third. Longstreet pulled up lame. and the
veteran will not stand many more races. In
deed. 1t Is doubtful whether he ever goes to the
post again. Mr.. Croker will. In all probability.
retire him to we'll ed rest at Belle Meade:
Kingston on the opening day. was the iavorite
i iSr the tirst race dash at six furlongs when
sh' 6EeS F Biz but ssSns wnn Sn 9asy
leigh, and the son Of Uncas went to the post
iayorte while Correction went back to an
the the. buEle called the five starters to the
and ne 81 ran ne quarter o, mie an
barn door Correction led for, a trifle oyer three
remarkable ease. the Englishman covering an
immense amount Of ground at each sweeping
pursuit OF iddesieieh with Prince George.
and q hundred yards from the end he
Tss f aDs sh rode Hara
using the rol! made familiar by HAYWARD. and;
stalling of Prince Georges rush won good
third 1t was Prices first winning mount In
f tn HGSIstry AND the boy was congratulated
An un f nHad fieId Of dozen two-year-olds
] sas ehs ss scspe 6a s shi
6linkers and behaved very badly. but after
Mistral shot from the ruck with a great
Sn's first qussf crossed ns al hs end Of
Gs sns Rsm nRps t. s1 Ins5sA tie
ceyerly by length and half from Prig, with
Tslnsqo third: me patrol Judge sispaIled that
the DAG al and placed the horses as they iinished.
sloane was fined slO9 BY the starter and he
9lso reSeived WarniPe about pdng fowl
{ssEsSs n opin e ns eoss The
D. Withe1s He and his friends got as
for the talent in the fourth race dash ct five
and Prince John were nibbled at. Harry Nor.
ris has Astoria in rare trim. and. taking the
s qna aSe f ass ~0s
pass a By ns ns
Wipne eeis oWnod 81 Mr. Edward darEson Pot
Rosa f. and Key Vest were the good things
for the selling race at seven iurhI9ings; but n.
ii The
the commission was executed. The little son
OF Charaxus ran In blinkers. and after hey West
81 the others could i've with Hammle. and the
lengths. Long Beach. at long odds, was sec:
ond: Key West. under punishment. beat Chief
Justice neck for third place. ,.,,,h,.,r. ,,s.
for the dash OF mile that ended the days
sport and It was only play for the big chest
fast Ii time e Of I:4iK ~ Wv
Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
Col j. T. Sort6's ch. g. 1ddleseish. aged by Unoas--
S s. It. Sosfs isii Z M e. dosfsss'sa s. isa
bnshranser and &a6 jim also ran
n.,,,. s,x Tune. i:,2N; ,,,,.,,.,., or
fss aaa
100 to Bushranger.
SECOND RACE
fs m. % $3.50 c Of ss sa
800 to third; weights six pounds below the scales
A. C. Monson,s b. f. Mistra. by Kingliks-cyclono.
j. s.0f H. d Morris. o Pris liz tLittl.
W. OBJ Macdonouai's ch. g Tincuo. lie H. Muir.
Rossomm pe.poi GaliopinK King Rama P.tri
clan franeesea My. Solitaire. DR.. Garnet. and Lord
iawkstone also ran r, ,o,
Post Bettins-Nine to { against PatriciAn. 3 to ]
2 Rama g. 9 Fo;ss%%ca: y sets.iss sosS
81 - asd y 40 to dA0pns
THIRD RACE.
Handbag sweepstakes for three.yearolds and mp
@s
IG S ;s,n ss Never. aged b, srsa
SIo.:'i tHns Sorfss s e. l.
I'D tLi'eheiu)'' '''''''''''.-.''.
Pos. pss..nszs.1 = .s ss Lons..r.e., to
FOURTH RACE.
w.S ss 'Is ad
- allowed = ssoo
pounds; % 900, nttesn pounds then one pound for
" Msdison: b. Z Astoria, BY Cs1aiieT~see,s, lo7
Iidsch Day's6: c. Kingst liz joyer,onj
esass EoS. aS saly and cci
iuroy also ran.
Pos, Bst,ing-Two to one against ssedaddle, IN to
IS%s ~ 70 N'"A'AAN''' '' 10 D'' 10 JACK
FIFTH RACE
tS 81 wass SD
'l9oto third the "nnsr to be ,d sold a. ass.ion foI
own q 100; seven ilfISns. a .'l '.sA '''0
~ =. DwYersb b. c. Hammie. Is. by chAraxus-Rthie. !
p. ! wye ~ysF sons b. c. Long Beach. T. io7tl
hi. ~
Time. 1875.
Post Bettng-Six TO 5 against Rosa H.. 2to Key |
Vest, to Isnnie. 4 to Chief Justice 6to Long |
Beach 70 Mario X.
SIXTH RACE
Sweepstakes for threeyear oids and upward. OF sac
Zach 81 600 added. OF which $500 10 second and
100 third; non winners Of 81 500 In 1892 or 1893
lever having won $500 allowed seven pounds; OF |
100. ten pounds; maidens. seventeen pounds one
Il J. Dwysrs oh. c stousner. T. by stoushepge-Lit
O. f else SONS ch sarah Ramey.
T. b. Dwysrs b. c. syisston, liz (DoEgetD. .......
Fine. l;<lk
Post Bsttng-six % on stonsnsu. 10 i against |
Sarah Ramey, TO sykeston. |
Notes from the Race Track.
Oyerton waited too long with Kinglet.
Bkedaddle had O lot OF speed for half mile.
Solitaire is the homeliest horse In training
II Monmouth.