The sun., 1893-07-26
SIR WALTER ONCE MORE.
THE oNEoK sThBLE's GRAND LITTLE
COLT LANDS TIE STEVENS STAKES.

rsvorite mt Odds On. u. Was Only Play 20
Midiothinn's Son TO wia-Tho s8o.oo'
Ity dcrabad Beaten by senator Grady fo
the ssnpiing StaEes-sirocco and Lustr'
win In Fast Time IIttio Pirate m,
Mnckinto.h the Oiber winusrs-eoss,p
Gallant little Sir Walter followed up hi
career Of victories by landing the Steven,
Stakes Mt Monmouth Park yesterday afternoon
concedlng weight to his opponents and win
ming SO easily that there was practically nc
contest nftor Doygett eallei Oh the son OF Mid
lothian to so 10 tho front. The other stake
was the SnpllnE. for two-year- -olds. which went
to Marcus Days Senator Grady, 20 to
chance. the real race being for second money.
ono Of the kesno representatives, Hydsrabsd
and Byron MrClullaul's Henry OF Navarro rum
ming dead neat.
The weather was perfect. and the track as
fast as Superintendent Van keYren could
make 1t. Added to this. O strong breeze blew
down the straight course. and records were
almost oquallsd during the afternoon. Sirocco
running nve and half turlongs in 1:o4S.
which Is only bnlf q second slower than the
Joint record made by Stoncnell and himself
over Morris Park. There was an improveme ent
in the attendance. about 1900 persons being
present
Leonards and Don Alonzo wore withdrawn
from the Stevens Stakes. rs both are far from
being at their best aud the victory Of Sir Walter
was practically conceded by tho talent before
tho buRle sounded. Sir Walter was very
strong favorite the plungers taking 35 to 100.
and glad to have the chance. Daily America
was almost ns much In demand for sec-
ond place. while Nainbow and Young
Arion were expected to furnish ex-
citement In the fight for third place.
Doggett took Sir Walter back at fiagfal and
Littleneld sent Rainbow out TO make the rum
ming. setting slow pace until the upper turn
was reached. Sir Walters head was swinging
from side to side. and when Doggett let him
run he quickly strobe up TO tho Morris colt
Sims let Daily America improve his position,
too. and when well Strengthened out for the
run up the long hcmestretch there wasn't
much to choose between the leaders, Young
Arion seeming to be out Of the race. Sir Wal
ter. gradually auickenng his stride. galloped
Rainbow ana Daily America into the ground
In q quarter OF mile and going on about his
business won In romp. with Doggett sitting
motionlsss. TO the utter dismay Of those who
had plunged on Daily America to run second.
the good-looking son Of Troubadour collapsed
opposite the club house. and Rainbow got the
place without much Of au effort. Young Arlon
raced along steadily. and he. too. passed the
1tealization winner. earning the $3.50 that went
Sir Walter wasn't the least bit ,atigued. and
marched away to the paddock in the most
matter-oi-fact fashion. He appears to have
everything in the line OF stakes for his age at
The ,keene pair. Hyderabad and Riverside.
Stakes. Senator Grady. Roscommon Long
dale. and Henry Of Navarro alone Appearing to !
SSsPa4s ts's S1% s colt f y pFkzs kssh H'oF o Ell
ierslio. out Of Moss Hose. that was bred by |
ent .0 Byran sNd so ns on oois
pono No was was worth ,e;, bot !hs Msssrs
SON q raoTd and Water @ Ly Gas tse 'iHas Ghes
terbrook, bred younGstor, could not stand the
i Ter Of milo had been tTaversed 1dral was
ss T9$ isy$ S.t .,aSs ssrt i rS:
End nided by his allowance Of seven pounds
enrg sSuf Ss
game colt uis undef him Si@. % Andy p Kept
ching Hyderafad III the final Sids strides and nj
making dead heat for second money. The
Su. his race aood ns
thsess ne Senator ns Grady beat Iask Of Spades
anJed foapo Of 'Ha Stakes: aensy
Navarro Is Y stake winner. and 10 very highly
thought Of by his owner.
for tho first race, and Garrison. who had the
mount on Colline's horse. let him raee nll the
q lis eompytitor. could aprrosch W @ "11 him ne'fas Me-
6; SSairsITty Ghirruped ana CLICKED to Aloha, but
s 9" st. "sfS MSnro for tetFy sceond
rather hhadily.
Mary S'1nS was the sh1c9 for the
smart rsorlv;; Rod bannor was tie leader ior
gov Kept ustre triGe in 'tsSIS iront aud won 1 By
Z, @ Of length i4 ipe very fast time
q, ,LS tour: ysnr;Oid wss outpsced aud 'riayed NJ
within @ii a second q tic Lest on i'ste rscorI H.
iemen's :n1.., made ut Morris Park.
asiHi af rGlSt g & tho r9 ssnr bss9s
eF hTaEy y,, pqnGs Ihe Gr9':ilre sO. spd
others, EoiI played hob with ali saiculations S
y rushing tho iGht-wo!ghted Little Pirate
@ s sSo o sR1 wnTnc sS Ascot s
and Pottowattomie had grlcliing finish fvr
sieconl i place the trio running nocks upart In
MackintS,h. IL tho last race was another Of
'S;sS re; ,si;iaE sycSt; MsckInsSsG, irraSnt. @
s ase oad Penn sad N f"s pGIIG quoted At
'emss. eTas. and then: cutting loS.S. won esvsriy
or the place. Sinms roao Fremont hard ali
he way but he brown horse has gone baok.
TIl!ST PAcE.
SwQeDstakns .Gr Mi OF SO each with l OIu
dded. OF which 500 to second anil FOO 10 third:
miners of che race 81 this meeting dive pounds extra.
two races ten pounds: other horses Il tire, ysars
,ngs- 1890 " q
:. y Eo!llnss b. Ii s'rocro. 6. by Eutpsror-Bree.e.
GroteT's b. ", fary. g. iU7 (Lau,iyj .,, - J
lrUhnerty 4 Nislard's br. Il. Aloha, aged, llS mo
caasT'y) .....''....
So, x,.., ~ Time. lsoIh ,
airy. 20 Aloha | q
sRCoND RACE. "
Sweepstakes foE hree.ycIrolds and inward x,Ich
~ ,un ahh not won a: tLis meeting. OF SIG each |
th lop nd ted. ~ which 500 sscunh aud tu To-
niru; n"nwihnoIs ot zoo in lSss or 1898 allowed
wehty pounds: six turiongA |
ressns.a "a sssio's ch Lustrs. by L!ndsmGi..m
T. JennlIg.. Dr. IN Mary stone. 3, JU1 (iIAnItonj y
Time I:lO@ ' '' !,
Post hstting-Six TO g against Mary Stone o ,ob
ed Banner, ''' Az ~
THIRD RACE.
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