The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-23
H0N0RSEASY ATGRAVESEND.
FxTORITEs AND OUTSIDERS EACH
WOW THREE RACES YESTERDAY

Chosnpenko "efo tho Successfu1 Favor
ites-Gr. Galway to Sell Some Horses
Favorites and flelders divided the honors a
& Gravesend yesterday. outsiders In the bettinl
winning the first three events. Thon the 1ckl
goddess OF fortune turned her face toward tn,
talent once more. and those who were not dis
beartenod by early revcrses quit tho day or
something like even terms with the book.
makers.
Tho imported colt Ornus looked far and
away the pick OF the two year-olds entered
for the first race. at three quarters OF a mile,
and he was eagerly played at even money.
Factotum. Beldemerc and IT. Pat outran him
In the carly part OF the race. and. to the dis
may OF tho crowd. Oporto. tho colt that Jimmy
Mclaughlin paid $1,000 for ut the keene sale.
unfinished him and won a good race, landing
odds OF 30 to !. Ornus beat HaltOn for second
money In q drive. lialton was grand race
horse last spring. but at present he is nothing
like the colt that gave Dobhins an argument
at Gravessnd last May.
Hartford and Drum Major carried thousands
OF dollars In tho second race. n scramble for
maiden two-year-oids The uneck Stables
Longbrook. Mt the remuncrative price Uf 3 to
!. won all the way while Hartford, after Wig
orous drumming by Simms. beat the rulsiter
representative for second money.
Tho Californians won heavily over their Ally
Charmion in tho third race. getting 10 and II
to against the handsome daughter of Tyrunt.
She has been running at mile and furlynG
longs. or at best mile. suits her, she was
beaten on both Of her previous appearances at
Gravesend. At three-uuarters OF mile
che was In her element. and after Pe-
destrian and Deriargilia had raced each other
TO sthndstill in the homestretch. Cierico
brought Gharmion UP and won a fast race by
eneek. Pedestrian beat DerfargilIa a length.
despite the fact that he was very lame before
his race, ChnrIuiOu Is n Wonderfully
mare mare AMmonE those who won e her WAS
ewn COLI ofFs Th te 1st qseo h
chestnut beauty and got 81: 200 against t. t" vie
ssssq3na Shoicsi Prince John and shelly ruttls.
Iamly had to ride Marshall hard in order to
dGTa as MsSr hi shown
90 well 10 her races both at Sheepshead Bay
and drayesepd that the talent were most
swoyearods that came ntSe on o the prai
s9eibs Atrs % the Bsmton Stables
ehoiee; Florence and Innocent were in
front from the start, the former winning
Interfering badly with Jacintha on the upper
ttppTn; came last IN the homestretch. and was
riding dordas IS w Sn ordars odH
have won had the distance been furlong Fur.
Old Chesapeake was the favorte for the
selling race at six furlongs. Volunteer II. and
untser ii. and Arab made the running until
well into the stretch, where Chesapeake came
antesr II. beat Arab in drive 'f Tor seco 1
M, James n. Galway of the Preakness Stud
RSasEness Tassrs and others cam win h1S Sns
may also sell his horses and buy a new lot
W. Rogers and Z II. Garrison had an ar:
Tammany and I,amplRhter. Rogers wanted
70 Sst $1,000 on the match on Thursday next.
c cnd had for that but
MADE as Rogerswanted the currency.
mr.; James Galway says the reports that he
10 TO be one OF the associate judges at the
Lamplighter- TammanY match at Guttenburg
on Thursday next are erroneous, He resolved
races after his experience at Monmouth PARK
nve years ago. Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
or When sco 20 second ana ana
], Mchaaa6iin's b. c. 0porto by Lisbon-Eleanor c.,
Ii 81 i,siisS iS
ST. Pat B'ld'msre' T Haa f1 i:ISt also ran
ST. Fs On n Gs9 ns
20 to oporto.
SECOND RACE.
Wien Ss 70 eaana and Sc
70 third; nve furlongs
op %sl stable. stables eh e Lonsbrook. by Long Taw-
W. hsan 6eIy5 sh l8s 3oygei9
faisisFss Drum Major tys S i%s It,sdsdj
aianpan and La &issrere also ran tue ""S Florist
Post Bet.ns-six to against Ds hartford 2to, p-rr
H sss VS. TO LOpsSrook 10 TO GrHppan Toto
fsnsiiess. 100 to Florist. 100 10 Nonsense >o''
THIRD RACE
. For three.year-olds and upward which had run and
of Which s.. S second anS
Dan ailiers Oh. L uharmon 8 by ryran.-uni.. 1os
G. Smiths q. DerfsrgiIia 4. io7 tsmnisJ
f'ein''k'F also ran; r,me,.,4h
Es.9ssP Peln OK 2ts S GS.5mio against
FOURTH RACE.
$500 added OF which SIS second and SIS to third:
seing allowances. six furlongs ~
q ", Sswtons b. c. Marshall. by votireur-zornset
Oh. q shelly Tutiie. III tPennin'
F. smiths oh 9. wOrmssr. 1o7
Pos. Bs,.nr-ren T To on 5iita arsnul to .s.0.,
Pripss John. to wormser 80 to / Shelly futile 70
WITH soo saa.T y
AcSSsnssty Wishard's sh, T. Florence. by okeina-
RpgPsrt; j sch Innocent los amnyj
belle s%s sSs Sl' jssnEs x;.opns
Aria and Miss rr'mrg %m col; . a;o ran. ''A
Post Bettng-five 10 against Florence 4 to Afro.
pine TO GordiuA to innocent, $50 AnaWandn
70 Jaeintha 70 to Miss Primrose colt, 20 10 |
sprtte 30 10 Belle Swift 200 to Aria.
SIXTH RACE.
Tor threeyear olds and upward weepstnkes of $40
sAeo with $500 added OF which S7 second and Sa5
70 thrd selling allowances; six furOngs
|. K hcDonald'sch Chesapeake aged by St BIase
4sesssse %! .SS S%SssS ss.J
CAoCAnerty) =. ...,..... .'....,,-,,,,,,. ~ "'N'
ssorRo forbess b. e. Arab. aged. lo7 Simms,,...'.
Rosa H., Forerunner, BoIero and Anna ~ also ran
Post Betting-Seven to . against ChesaDeake q to
1ountee H., 8 TO Rosa H. r to FOrerunner q TO
Arab. o. 10 Anna b.. 100 to Bolero.
LAMPLIGHTER AND T4MMANY