The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-07
DIX. RICE'S SURPRISE PARTY.
THE CSsT-oFF WINS THE WRITER'S
STAKES ron HIS NEW OWNER.

Nnn-Assinnee, Hurlirghnm, lkeeSon'
StoneneIi, and WINE l.. Earn Purses
A storm that was striking in Its intensity
broke over Morris Park yesterday afternoon
just before the horses were called for the Bar
tow Stakes, and Mr. Cookers good colt Dob
bins raced to victory over course that re-
scmbled river. The atmosphere previous to
tho rain storm was sitting. but large crowd
came out to see . good programme OF eight
races decided.
The Withers Stakes for three-year-olds. at
one mile. one OF the timo-honored events that
made the spring meetings OF the now defunct
American Jockcr Club memorable at Jerome
Park. was great surprise TO the public. DIR.
Rice. now owned by tho Western racing man.
Fred Foster. won In n romp In tho last
time OF AZ. DR.. Rice was few weeks ago
one OF tho most highly priced horses In the
racing stable OF Gideon & DAILY. but he bled
at the nose in the Brooklyn Derby. won
by Rainbow Mt Gravesend. and finished
last Tho owners OF the colt lost heavily
on the race. and Mr.. DAILY sold the son OF On
ondnga to Fred Foster for $4,000. Foster was
about to ship tho colt West but Mr.. Gideon
persuaded him to wait and run for the With
srs. saying: III he doesn't bleed he will win."
Foster waited. secured the services OF Fred
Taral and landed a stake worth $1,000. Gid
con bet $500 on the winner at 10 to i.
The race requires very little description M.
F. Dwyer did not want to secure q penalty
against Don Alonzo Tor the American Derby.
r%ndps upon Mr. Mr. c He Prince George to
win. Prince George. Rainbow. and Sir Walter
Marcus Days sir Francis. running for the first
time in the colors Of the Montana millionaire,
first away. viii lie Garrison took. ST. Francis
back last, In the run over the hill Rainbow
1nd Dr. Rice we're two lenethss before Sir
looking around at his Competitors. When
we'll into the stretch Garrison moved on Sir
respond, and dropped back into the rueK once
more; A quarter q a mile from home DR.. Rice
won in big eaiIop. R ; beat Sir Water Tr
9quns as handily for second money. while
Prince George seemed to be anchored by the
Dobbins was favorite for the Barlow Stakes.
and the race, was run in u deluge. the track
in torrents during tho contest Nothing Gould id
be seen Of the start NOR OF the first three fur
ss as
apart From that point home Lambley merely
had to shake W MIR; Crokers good colt in
ed sir Excess quite cleverlyfor second money.
while the others were beaten of. No time
The talent regarded Sam Lucas and Hurl-
ingham as sure winners in the first and second
races. - San Mas. Lucas. howsysP had to give
70 HarIemi th!s SUPERB chestnut VIII.
bs sT nMs nnas te 9s in n
with sam Lucas. imported Qrnus. Assignee.
I Hyyk eose up p95 tine ea
favorite was out Of the race. the Morris repre-
f9ntetiys pr b securing the ne Place: with
Ben dor thar girthed as much rs Lam plighter
whom a yearlinE.
b was bis the sond
making all the running. and romping home
three lengths before St. Julien. who, ridden
the English boy. who came over to ride tho
Duke OF Beaufort's horses at Chicago. had his
Aurelan He was well UP for three furIongs.
and then faded away. Like all English riders
he uses the long stlrr%P ,oro-t
4 sharp shower laid the dust Just before the
consent to leave tho post she could run. and
wh k. M%s pf.ey
finish Reckon winning BY a neck. Ramapo
longs. NJ. +. DIVERS good .feur-year-old
The 'f sadd and Tfy Fors Wah
length. Monowai was well upuntil the last
fur!3ng. when he swerved to the inner rail-
Willio l. opened favorite for the concluding
race. selling affair at seven furlongs. hut a
heavy plunge on Lyceum caused the Dnhlman
race ace was a very easy one Tor Willie l. vaeae
bond kept him company In the run around the
turn; but after that it was procession. Lake
lands horse winning in a gallon. Lyceum
under the whip heat Speculation out for sec
ond place. 1t was said that tho colored con
Msssrs %@ chn Morris and En- baysr
the Board Of Control had n session with the |
Jockeys before tile races began. Clayton is TO |
have one more chance. Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
For maiden twoyear-olis: a sweepstakes Of $40 |
s.dS TO is
'1 sS4HN.d i k tsso ii, 81 s. by spend
aca, Z M15' Biz oI Rast HAVE ifsl
Solitaire sam Lucas Mary. warlike. and Baby colt
also ran
81, Time 1took.
B rStt TO J." ssani. Sam
iaro 10 to ornus 100 10 BABY coli 100 to %arliks
SECOND RACE.
rG. m m1dsn sds Ok S .sson .a
100 to third weights seven pounds below the scale;
Bsmton stables b c. Hurlingham. by King Galop-,
fIsiseSmsnn sSn s@ ehe g. julien CLAYTON
s,spls's er ouda los tSmmss,
md Drum Major aisor,n ~ |
Pos. Bet,inr-Pve to on Huringham to against
onldA, to 81 Julien $40 Miss rrin'Toss colt 10 to
Aurelian. ~ to Drum Major. ~ TO Harrington.
THIID RACE
s' S1s
!. A. A. III. AOrrlss tch Reckon. .. by PzArro-
Perhaps 1ld uittehed). .... 1
I. H. y =. Keene'S b. c. Cande!aora. 4. los CMidg.
iidron Days CHI. g. Rnmap0 s. los (liamilton)...
Lizzie and Hamilton also ran
Time. ~.
Post Betting-Etght 10 r against Reckon D to Can
elabra. Is to Ranapo, 4tol Hamilton 10 to Lizzie
FOURTH RACE
Barlow Stakes: for twoyearOlds; . sweepstakes of
300 each, wtn l,5oo added OF which 500 to Sec
mi and 500 to third: SIX IurlOngs.
I, CLoker's ch q. Dobbins by Mr. Pictwick-ThorA.
lneck stables CHI. g. Despot IOs lDogyetp
Nathan strauss b. sir Exce.s l2l TaraD.
Irg. St Maxim. and Avon also ran.
No time taken
Iost BettIng--Ten TO on Dobeins. 70 l against
rig 80 to Avon
FIFTH RACE
Withers Stakes for three.y year olds: swsepstakes
u $50 each. with $4,000 added. OF which $1,000
o second ana 1000 10 third; one mile.
:. Foster ch c. Or. Rice. by OnUndAga-Bonnie Lee.
4 A. II. Morriss b. or b. C Rainbow. l22 QAttle-
meek Stables b. c. Sir walter ~ !Doggetp ......3
FRINGE George NJ. Domingo. Lidgerwoou. and Sir
rancis also ran.
Time. ] AZ
Fost Bctting.Three To ! aga INST Ralnbow 10 Sir
NaNer 70 Irince George. 4 TO Slr, FRANCIS 10
10 10 st. Domingo. 10 TO Dr. kice.