The sun., 1893-09-29
GRAVESEND'S CLOSING DAY.
SIR WALTER TOOK THE FULTON HIN.
DICzP IN CLETER STYLE

ne Gave Both Hapapo snd 9ienmoyne 9
Lot OF Weight and Sound BestinE-
Rsesi.sd's Speculation Stakes - Stone
nell. Fsctotun,. st. Fat, and wsh Jiu
wiuaers-TanmanJ's Victory is Chsorea
The autumn meeting Of the Brooklyn Jockey
Club came to an end yesterday with goody
crowd In attendance, considering the counter
attraction Of the Tammany- Lamplighter
match at Guttenburg. Tammanys supporters
were in the majority. and when word came
over the telegraph that the chestnut horse had
won there was q Wild shout Of JOY. and hats
went sailing aloft Tammany was the favorite
In the betting. which was quito heavy. Graves
end stake events were won by that remarkably
good little tbrse-year-old Sir Walter and NJ F.
DIVERS game old gelding Racelsnd. Sir
Walter gave q lot OF weight and most decisive
beating to Ramapo and Glenmoyns in the
Fulton Handicap. but Old Bones had only q lot
Of platers to beat for the Speculation Stakes.
Bill Daly's Clio colt. at 80 to l. was second.
A far 40 the betting on the Fulton Handicap
was concerned. the race lay between Sir Walter
ana Glsnmoyne. this pair selling at about
equal prices. while Ramapo was even money
for second place. All the boys had waiting Or
dsrs. and there was pulling match until the
beginning OF the backstretch. where DoRgett
hot ou WolboK Ihto hioue. uiouuoyuo hhu
been particularly rank at tho start and the
choking hs got took all Of tho run out OF the
Glenel9 eeiding. He was beaten at tho head
OF the stretch. Ramapo could not mako Sir
Walter run any. and the son Of Midlothian
won easily.
Raoeland at 1o7 pounds looked Ike certain
winner OF the Speculation Stakes. but Now or
Never Loudon. Forerunner. Diablo. and the
Clio colt came out to give the veteran battle
Tho phenomenal old geldlnR was held at q
comparatively short price. but thousands Of
aollays went on BIN. Now or Never was SEQ
ond choice. The Clio colt. o 200 to 1 shot q
few days ago. when he was beaten only nose
by Pedestrian. again gave tho throng some-
thing to become excited over by cutting out
breakneck pace from the start Forerunner
was the only horse near him on the back
stretch. but simms made a good turn for
homo with Raceland. and saving considerable
ground. got MP in time to win by couple Of
lengths. Now or Never. ridden hard. could not
catch the Clio colt and DAILY gathered in
second money with bis long shot.
Stonenell was heavily supported to win tho
opening race. q dash at flve and half furlonRs.
the English gelding Iddeslelgh being more in
favor than any Of the others. Pedestrian
sprang away in the lead. and cutting out
warm pace. showed the way to the last furlong
pole, where Stonenell came along under
pull. and. taking the lead. won handily.
Pedestrian boat IddesleiGh without an effort
for second money. Iddesleieh would be very
dear horse at $4,000. tho figure Col North
has placed upon him.
The second race. for two-year- olds at five fur
longs was quite lively betting event Anna
Mayes and Torchbearer carrying the bulk Of
the money and closing about equal favorites |
In tho ring. The start was delayed for some |
minutea When the flag fell Noble pulled Fa |
qD and to- the
etraisht Pirate G Chief came through and cha ased
ran : rem ark able, race closing a big gap and
hs ooutd not % have lost the purse. @ a. e''A ''eaA
q; ;Armitase was played generously to win the
II snd g.
equal second choices at to !; st. Pat and
se Of %a ohsl with Es%aes
tS nSons too quick to begin at the start, +, and y on
through the hom estretch. however. and was
sasi1R3ng rapidly at the end st. ST. Pa. had plain
SsI S' !Ss 'Ga% sSIers %02Sh new owner
fspt colt With sqess sS c9sf hall ms.
Peske beat Tigress In drive for second money.
Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
hs" s9oo ' and So Ss .nld
4. !. pwysrs Oh. c. stonenel T. by stonehsngs-Nen
"; f.iSy Som: Sr PEDESTRIAN : .iI6 I;I.ni1a
Col J. T Eorths ch- g. imp lddeslsigh. aged, 118
fnaos Also ran.
10 /, Pedestrian. is to il InTot. a6oto i.
SECOND RACE
q .SisS sSc % s sss .sS 4: .I
v; q Rsly:s c. Faososum. by tn. .Iltu.ed-FavoniA
R,rsis eni;f lid
TISjaiv: iceland. Anna asyss and the Sse Golfer
p..,nr-Ar.n,, 1gn. gR; s,rss ,e: !.a
isssnd sS k.s co.r ssdns ioO
THIRD RACE.
s-.s
S S .ssn s.d aornfsi y
Pslys Oh. dam Clio. s. sS il L.nyl
L'nd'H' r0F'roHn'E i,ms sHs P:s.c 1.:9& also ran,
s:r 70 /: ciio so 80 &c 70 DA0'' ~ TO ''f'fah
ToURTH RACE
sSsSn e. tGs .aa
on.sh hG sssiss 9s asG sr MGss MGass't BY imp Mdh.u
sls:ds Il sss,ib b.y. r. ossis GO a.m.Ys ils
Brown Rogerss ch. g. Glenmoyne, ll& (simmG. 9 |
Time. 2l1A |
betting-Agsinst Sir Walter. y to 8; Glenmoyns to
b RAmApo. 4toL
FIFTH RACE.
is' sSs .ss So 10
gelnng allow Ances; i've furlonRs
Norris GO . ch. c, ST. Pat. by Harry Hill |
r. Crokeis b g srmita9e los simm;sj '.'''.,.'.'
A. Bennetts ch. @. Economist, lO6 tborgen).....
oporto, Little Pirate, and Florist also ran I
B:,tinsAs.la,s Afmt,ase st1 8; 8. ras and Econ;