The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-14
PICKPOCKETS GOOD RACE.
THE BROWN SON OF sPENDTHRIFT
WINS THE sBREWsBURY HANDICAP.
he Forgot to suik. and Ran the Mile and =
Half in etss s-A-Hyderabad Makes n
show OF His Opponents in the July
stnkes-stoneneii Besten BY Steve Estes
sports Good Mile - NJ. +. Dwyer
Wins with Chatham and Hnmnrto.

| sports Good Mile - NJ. II. uwye
Wins with Chateau and Han,uie.
Despite the fact that the air was close an,
mugRy yesterday. fully 5000 persons went T.
Monmouth Park to see the Shrewsbury Handi
| cap and the July Stakes decided over tract
that was faster than on any previous day o
| the meeting. The sun shone through heavl
| clouds at intervals. and there was scarcely am
| relief from the oppressive heat until the las
race had been run when a smart thunde
| shower laid the dust and made the journey
homeward endurable. The July Stalker
was the easiest kind OF victor,
for the Messrs. Keene's Hyderabad, the gian
son OF Hyder Ali and Gorianne playing with
his opponents and passing the finishing pos
winner In the most i'm pressive style. The race
for the Shrewsbury Handicap. at one and q
half miles, was also Of q hollow character al
the end. Messrs. Brown & RoRerss Pick
pocket. an uncertain brute at best, running
kindly oil the way, and defeating the heavily
played Banquet and Mars In the remarkably
fast time OF 2:33A.
There was more interest In tho Shrewsbury
Handicap than in any other race OF the day.
the talent being evenly divided between Mars
and Banquet with here and there few OF the
faithful who thought that Plckpocket or Pick
nicker would prove victorious. The California
mare Marigold a record holder over distance
of ground. has not been in the East long enough
to become acclimated. and 1t is altogether
probable that she was meeting animals beyond
her class In the quartet she was asked to beat
yesterday. At any rate. nobody wanted her at
any price. Banquet spoiled ono or two pretty
starts. but the little eelding finally made up
his mind to run. md went away with the field
to an even break. Mars and Pick pocket. side
by side. made the pace quite warm In the run
up tho backstretch. Marigold being their
nearest attendant. Picknicker and Ban
Quet trailing. Around the upper turn Mars
was first by three-quarters Of a length.
but Picknicker and Pickpocket looked
as though they could outrun him whenever
the time came for business; Lamly was W s,io
Pickpocket and Picknicker. followed by Ban
ter-miie pole were on even terms with Mars
furlong further all save Pickpocket were un::
Scr ESs AND and sssy hs hs 9ass
not moved on him from start % finish.
sort Of treatment simply PLAYED with his
oopn IsS e' drawing away as they nsared the
sou MnRRk two Mars AND
nicksr was . close fourth. The time, 2:s$a;
Pickpocket. when he will run kindly. is o horse
that few can take liberties with. In nearly
MS or hs hs d
Than rGs sSy s ne ho re
longs u from So%e this being s Ii The genera!
Simms and other jockeys who have ridden
he suiked at sheeps6ead Bay and Gravesend
dazzle the pub bile by brilliant hurst OF speed
through the HON estretch. sometimes winning
be beaten on the post for a race which he
Mr. Croker very wisely decided not to start
up. and Messrs r. j. Dwyer 4. Son showed
lot Of judgment when they took Declare out o:
soo
and ssnaor him and
ton rode Hyderabad. and the big colt was
s the shsT race sSss IN sse
Hyd,erabad flushing to the front with giant
rdss s and OpennE Of
St Maxim. Sam Lucas. and Lon gshanks fought
former craving away away at the feee end and Beating
tho others quite cleverly; Sam Lucas was
his last ira race at sheepshesd B Bay. ''0f
The FIRST race at a dash Of seven furlongs
around the lower turn was a bad one. Stonenell |
beat him. as the Morris horse was In receipt Of
RTy eo WS ey 5
pounds on his back. Was tho pacemaker until |
rounding the turn. where Stonenell moved up.
J pocket In the stretch LittIea1eld tried
g come up next the rail. where there
each the openins Steve Estes ssU and stonsnef
gradually moved over and Littlefield was com:
PEELED t. pull St Flor l up sharply to avoid
on Il was any ODDS that would VIM win.
ont Lamly took things comparatively easy and |
Midgley beat MIN on the post with the outsid:
Ss a26I Fl We had
good contest was looked for In the second
99st. Garrison was on St. Michael: and the
sas sd that
lad done. and when betting closed he carried
.lmost as much money as the reliable Sport
,wner. Messrs. ' TayIor 4 0e Giipin. M +
DST ivy rcd and sho other zig tettors Thompson
or, the first, three; quarters q . mile.
having to tap him on the side Of the head with
whip to keep him STRAIGHT: The Saint didp't
iho LILLE eort Oh tToatm6nts ana around the |
urn he pinned his ears and sulked in the
most approved style. Lamly went up next
he rail with Roche and In the stretch essayed
{, give Sport race. but the homely son Of
Ninfred was q racehorse yesterday. and
Thompson only had to shake him up in order
o win easily by q length and a half. St
iichael WAS very bad third. and Garrison's
ACC was n study whom he got down. The |
ime for the mile was :4la.
M. +. Dryer made one OF his heaviest
lunRes on his own colt Chateau. in the selling
ace Ter two,yHear-Slds. p and thanks to the
iearney. he, got the money Ed. Rear
cry last stride, when his rider became
attied. and Lamly who was riding q finish
uch as few have seen him make during the
asst month. nipped him on the post and won
y nose The Crosstire colt well up from
Mr.. Dwyer put iateau winnings on his
nres. year.old Hns nie In the selling race that
OF have a moments uneasiness. as the little
pit won all the way with comparative ease.
ir Arthur. second from the start finishing In
rat position, while third money went to Wah
I'm. Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
Handicap sweepstakes for three yeArolds and up- |
ard. OF $15 encl with 81 900 added of which 500 |
second and 500 TO third: seven turlonRs.
ARGUS Days b G. Steve Estes, 4. by Springfield
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