The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-18
ROLLERS SMART GELDING.
BYxN, M HIMYAR, WINS THE JERSEY
C6STRIL STAKES.

yesterday. only ono nrBt cnolc0 RettlnR nome
In front. Terrl1er In the nth race carrying
tens OF thousands OF dollars for the men who
live by their brains. The jersey Central
Stakes for two-year-olds at half Q mile was
tho feature OF the card.a round dozen two
year-olds going to the post. The winner turned
mp In ". II. Rollers smart eeldinG Hymn. By
Himyar. out OF Una i.
Seldom has there been suoh a scramble to
back an alleged good thing as occurred in the
Jersey Central Stakes. tho talent going Wild
over the Morris colt Alsrro. by Britannia. out
Of Syria. the dam Of Dalsyrian. This colt had
worked q half In 52 seconds with 13c pounds
mp, and q score OF horsemen had seen him do
It II set your Uncle william Days blood
afre, and he offered $4,000 for the younGster.
The very fast trial. combined with Alleppo's
good looks. caused q plunge that was most dis
astrous to the knowing division. When the bot
ting began one bookmaker had the temerity
b post 10 to 1 Alleppo. and he was carried of
his stand by an eager crowd that were waiting.
In . twinkline the odds were cut to 2 to and
ultimately to 9 to 6. the odds against the
others gradually lengthening. There were
twenty-three entries over night. but twelve OF
these were withdrawn. and the Morris colt.
imported Wolsey, by Hampton. out OF Jennie
b. was added.
After o delay Of some ten minutes Mr.. Rowe
dropped the flag to q fair start. There was
naturally a good deal OF crowdlnR in the first
hundred yards. but by the time the turn was
reached the Morris pair. Aleppo and Wolsey.
were In front. closely followed by Gertie.
Hymn. aud Josie. Griffin made q short turn
into the stretch and saved o couple OF lengths.
stealing UP between Aleppo and the rail. while
young Lambley challenged on the outside with
Gertie. Hymn went right along about his
business. and. passing the leaders. clev-
'erly won By two lengths. There was
some crowdine u furlonC from home
and Littleaold was compelled to pull
up the ~favorite. leaving Wolsey to fight for
second place with Gertie. Doggett kept the
imported colt at work. and by dint Of good
riding got him home q neck before the DAILY
ally ally. out Th o' YIN x5nr St E IL a r say sS,ai nsd e COST hl MS
eoncsdinS weight to nearly all Of his oppo.
nents. and is, undoubtedly a useful youngster.
boy. II he takes care Of himself has a great
future before him. Aleppo may be expected to
c e. ss.fSs !e tho e Gsit th sa@ ). e. e. jsifeo IL Values anS sss So
highly. was never prominent
ia1 saf Bin y put s75 Of his own good m no OF on
made the running W. the baokstreteh; but
gave way to Logan on the upper turn; Walcottt.
and asie q hal Hn Behind fDtYt the Ieader. ' n the Straight
all sat down to ride. and ina driving finish
f EoRnn s sS. hs'e s~a hG@i IT bs sfons b Sy 4 ns who
colt. riSzpatrlsk had his hFst mount Of tne
although he rodo with ali his 'aoeustomed
sigor. $50 pounds was too much OF u handicap.
kirkover. on the strength OF his victory on
Saturday; when the mud was deep and hold;
svent ae a mile jimmy. IfsHmbleey. Jumped
hoaueior. into the lead in the FIRST iurlonE and.
S toes al tho Wax way. and ana We're Sas 0 Unable T to reach i t ,he
canadian bred. who won ,Dy, two lengths; !
y kif * lidd sns sa se to s" tSs s last Sap out 10 n sn2o th h9d
money from Virgie. Bradley's little mare max
Ing sh up a v9 Tat Aren't saas OF Tr r iIutt in ta 6f ' sKsjfs:
for three-year-olds at six furlongs. He was
rs Perrier jouet should have won. his bride
ssiippinE When BerEsn ATTEMPTED to Eide q
third 3 length and a half away; ~
talent in the NTH race at seven furlongs. for
which he was on form the surest OF winners.
to make them dangerous. and Westchoster.
whose form at Gutenberg was very high. was
s essr s 7 th ina GOOD %as shI Rlsys While III G at the so .G
Jack Lowell stumbled and threw his rider, an
TAD adt Wss eaTriad p from nH the track r.; E'''""S' anu the
dditicn to ride, and Josh Jones was substituted.
McCormick's horse drew out. In the stretch
"a st-or passed the hall brother to fremont
Ike u Kingston and. going on sailing. won
shoulder. Westchester and tho three-year-
old s]towaway had n battle fol, second place.
Somad wofs ridden hard al, the way. ".
Raly, bought Terri!ler from Messrs. j, A. Il A.
bis, life. As Bill put it yesterday, He
h. hsa ss +" wG nsS., l fsr, Thsn is / in F ;so s hi%; but
an1ii ,nS d nt Of 81 tTs rass "T wha # he Sor stands IDS up
vice was always = high class race horse. and
could beat Russell the spring they were three
the Messrs. Morris. In fact. they lid him
In f"r $1,000 IN a selling race at Morris Park.
Unlike his brother, T%errlier can run any dis.
The last race was one Of the best betting races
P :, re Gon any; Gl'max {. 3 b"f g.. a n,1Gss Airsld bl"s soS or
layel the start for some time. the former act
INF Void sls: : n sGA7 Gra aSss Sa Th The t tims. E Aisn'ss'
Play or Pay, and Early Blossom, were in the
strefeh;s' TO. q. chased Play n Pay sI home. and
EaIly Blossom was third.
races; ch 6iI { doins 2 m Mi,h IN 1d l;as with = Pr
mi ,so 6sTt + Ii.nsaSi nnd NsYm .Sd,S EASILY lie Ind
- WOEiu vi .SthStIClty. anu cOulu lubL rs thSllS
have gone In l:+7 or better.
a mum her OF writs were served yesterday by
i. SkRhil.
This is a summary OF the sport:
FIRST RACE
% n Second ..a =! ss1 Z" .s'9a: r .1s f. Fl 500 Of which '7'
Empire s'ab,s's y, h. L.ycenm. =, by Prince Of Norfolk
-stsisr 10 Jim douglas. 1lS tSIniIns) ..,...,......1
4, shisldss b. h, Logan. q, liz tshields .....,.".2
Days CHI, H. BolefO. r. 100 U.anbley ........ IS |
Walcott. Airpiant. ana ~. Denis also ran.
TINE LAZY |
Bettine-Stxt to 3 against Boier0. q to I Wslcott, g to
J Airpant. ~ to i Lyceum, 10 TO ! ST. Denis.
SECOND RACE.
Purse $500, cs which $40 to second and s25 to
Shird: for three'yenr'Olds and upward; the winner to
~ sold NJ Auction. one mile.
w: Daly's blk H. Roluefort. aged. by strachino-
u nonlgs on. u, kh9no: aged, los tsnedekeD.. =. IL
AcMurtTy. Nlrgie. and st,Ntr FRINGE u 40 ran,
Time. ] Al
BettlnR-SiE 10 . against kirkover, ia to Ehono
, 70 J yirRie. b To 1 McMurtry, 10 to | Roluefort. 2Utoi
Silver FRINGE
THIRD RACE.
Tie Jersey Central Stakes: for two year-olls. OF $40
each; with O. 1000 added, or wnich 800 to second and
lIOO 10 third. mnilena allowed seven NM -,