The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-29
FUSILEER WINS A FORTUNE.
TIE oNECK STABLES CoLTJANDs $780,
600 WORTH OF BETS FOR HIS OWNERS.

| tcrty Springs Aloha Upon An unsuspect-
ing PubMc-Addie, banquet, Cier.sntina,
and Lady PuIsifer the Other wiuners-
1t was perfect day for racing yesterday.
| with the sun hidden by q gray curtain. and the
| thorouRhbreds seemed to feel the refreshing
change from tho torrd to the temperate. and
| raced with q vim that made some OF the con-
tests most exciting. The programme over
night pro mised good sport. but scratching re-
duced the fields greatly especially In the open
| ing event for which Addie. Chesapeake, and
Cactus only went to the post. There were no
stakes on the card. but purse races afford Just
as suitable an avenue for speculation. and the
betting was quite heavy. The feature OF the
| racing was the coup made by the Oneck stable
| with their two-year-old colt Fusileer In the
! second race. DR.. Knapp and his partner MIR.
| Chauncey Floyd-Jones, taking. according to
common report. fully $4,000 out OF the ring.
| 1t is always pleasure to record the success OF
such men, as they are an ornament to the turf.
MAMMA. Pottowattomie. Parasang. Drum
Major. and Fusileer were all played to win the
race In question. the plunges on Drum Major
and Fusileer knocking the odds against this
pair down many points. There was long de-
lay at the post. caused BY the bad behavior OF
Trillion, Parasane, Drum Major. and Nahma.
but after delay OF twenty-five minutes Mr.
Rowe got the lot away on practically even
terms. Drum Major was the leader at the end
OF a furlong but he was only trlfie In front OF
Fusileer. The General. Parasang. and Nahma,
and when 1t came to drive near the finish he
weakened triae and Fusleer won q good
race by short neck. The General. ridden by
the California Jockey. Hcnnessey. was third.
only head away
Chesapeake was made favorite for the open
ing race. despite the fact that the old gelding's
praU had hann hat
won her last two races quite cleverly. but the
talent overlooked her and even preferred Cac-
tus to the Rancocas mare. there being but
three starters out OF nine horses named over
night. Addie was tho outsider. and Mr. Loril-
lard put handsome sum on her to win. Tho
race was the mares almost from the start,
Chesapeake being very sore md unable to
determined effort near the finish. but ,Simms
shook Addie up and she won quite cleveriy.
1h5e within Sae Tor the
Picknicker and Aloha opened almost equal
favorites for the third race. at one mile and a
had against p him. fchnlcker in tho mean time
had quite a following. too, but Just before the
horses went TO tho post lot OF money was
Pa S1ar by but H. ss
hundreds W hereyer they were accepted quick
": When the start was mi. made; the Western tt
side Of the course. fearful evidently. that some
Of the other contestants would run into him
Where VIII Tara placed Pieknl skier IN second
TSe willy sA McCeferts Closed up on the extremc
outside with Aloha. and when the run home
began he WAS quickly on even ter%s with
Aloha: and the son Of st. Mungo stalled off
rHsh With Ss Ta,a rode
had an impossible task before him. and Mary
Stone coming strong at the end. was only
Banquet and. Young Arlon were the only
starters In the fourth race; and the peneillers
s ss who etS reeep. weight FROM
three year-old; OF course, Banquet won in a
SE soEb fsT Y91ne A1 nad been in
ney. The time. i:54H. is fast considering tho
way Banquet won.
two-year. old flies at five and half furlongs.
end the talent placed lot 81 money on tho
Mamie B. lily made the running. head and
head for three furlonRs with Pendulum and
Msd sSd wong n rhf fhs Sa%
flly beat Melody very handily for second
Nomad carried a lot OF money for his owner.
race. but Lady Pulsifer had q host Of Fri ends
Mr.. Sass Tor the twentieth time this year. was
ne good thing End received liberal backing
pull. Turning for home Midgley sent the |
s0dE sna Of 16sm N IN and
time. wlnninC quite handiy in 49,. Lamly |
Whpped and spurred Nomsd but the Dwyer
fasorits C could show Chief Justice was third H
Summaries follow:
q 1sss sis :sis
500 to third; winners OF more than one race at |
iS Sona a;s ufSn for 's other
Ranoocas stables b. (. Adde, by Iroquois-Babee.
Gideon ss pnys B. c Cactus s. lis Goveiicn
j. :. MoDonAlds ch g. Chesapeake. aged. Ill Up.
i0Sef'' Time i:IaW
Pcs, Bsttng.sssysn to against Chesapeake. 9to s
SECOND RACE.
~ sd tSf % a ss6 10 of s a Zach
to third: weights six pounds below the scaie hve |
oneci ST tables bE 9. Fusilesr by Hayden Edwards
Grenadne. ~ Doggstp
Eth. r. Gsss: IL IIsas::sy
Lafayette and Lillian also ram
it5na aG. 20
aia siays 90 s3
THIRD RACE.
Sweepstakes for three.ysarods and upward which
WIZ 200 saa.a, e shiss ssoS second ana 500
$ II. hi Aloha aged b,
l. stunrt's b. h. Picknicker ll5 TaraD. ........
W Jeuningss br III Mary stone. e. 100 (Hamilton).
Reckon and Afternoon also ran.
Time, l:4S.
FOURTH RACE.
Aswespstakes for thrse-year-olds and upward which
Sib each with 1000 added Of which 5000 to second
and 500 third one mile and an eighth.
Dwyersb b. G. Banquet O. by RAyon dor-Eua
J. Ruppert. Jr's q Young Arion, lo4 (simmsj...
Post Bstting-Twslvs to on Banquet. 2to1 against
Young Arion. |
FIFTH RACE
Sweepstakes for two:yesrold Miles which have mot
pf which $500 TO second and 500 TO third winners
pns TO carry hve pounds extra of two more. |
.svsn pounds; beaten horses allowed seven pounds:
i've and half furlongA |
j. RuppeTt. Jr;'h Sh Z clsmsntins. by Rayon DOR
J. T. MeDonalds Mamie h niy. los (Midgiey .....2
]. A, A. II. 4 D. H. Morrss I. Melody. 120 (.ittle-
Pendulum aso ran.
Time. :oSI4
Post Betting-Evon money against Clemen tina. az
10 Mamie u. nlly. to Pendulum, to Melody.
SIXTH RACE