The sun., 1893-07-12
GAME SIR WALTERS PRIZE.
TIE oNBCK STABLES COLT WINS TIE
RICH LoRILLARD STAKES.


| 81. Leonsrds, the Favorite, and Don Aionso,
Second Choice. Badly Bsaten-Tho Gross
Value OF the stake SIS, e,e8o, of which
Over $4,000 Goes to the winner-Ten
Thousand Persons at Monmouth Park
Observation-Disclosures neaten Arain-sport
succumb- to Restrnint-A Superb Battle
In the Selling Race nt Seven FurionEs,
Jyceum. Rosa H., Poor Jonathan. and
Onward Finishing Noses Apnrt-Gossip.
Game little Sir Walter won the rich Loril-
lard stakos at Monmouth Park yesterday
afternoon in the most hollow fashion, defeat
ing Ramapo, st. Leonards. Rainbow. and Don
Alonzo earning over $4,000 for hts popular
owners. DR.. Gideon Lee Knapp and ohnuncey
Floyd-Joncs. who race under the namo OF tho
Oneck Stablcs
More than 10000 persons we're ut the
splendid course 10 see the race. which was
remarkable for the poor showing made by the
first and second choices. st. Leonards and Don
AlonZo respectively. Thousands and thousands
OF dollars we're lost upon this pair. and tho per.
formance OF st. Jeonards In measure alb
solves Garrison from much OF tho blame
he received for losing the Realization
Stakes with the big chestnut colt The
Keene representative was vol ridden
w oiuhs 9es'elue,' uut mhou Dosse
upon Sir Walter the little son Of Midlothian
passed the bold going ST. Blaise colt aud won
in a romp, untouched by whip or spur. Even
Ramapo,as poor as q Coney Island hack horse.
outlasted st. Leonardo. and secured second
money. St. Leonards may have performed
wonderfully well in private. but his form In
his Eastern races has been quite ordinary
Perhaps when lakeland returns from
Chicago there may be an Improvement In
the colts speed, but in. both the Real
izatlon and the Lorillard he S showed %, i, q
decided aversion to distance. ana a., IN n.asa aa
at mile or mi'e ana iuIionk s ,,a,oe on"t ha,
was tho only one Of the get Of st. Sa'sS S,i ina.
ossr unaet PRESSURE lne uo.a, ~ tha Messrs
Keone. who were confident of victory. 1t was
believed that both 81, Leonards and Choristor
would start. but the last named was withdrawn
carly in the day and it was learned in the
setto had pulled up very lame in his work a
few days ago and would SC arcely stand train
ing again. at least not 'his year o,,
How badly all the colts that went TO ohi-
eaeo look" was the universal comm ent in the
paddock oeiore tne Loriiloio. Don AionLo I. anu ~
Ramapo In particular being thin almost TO
% snaMn aud +,o " M.s.rs Mor.,. s,ora m hand
podliy' ana the Messrs' Morris were on nanu
to @ wn SS sop
TonofoIIow would rim IN IN the form he
sSoWed in the weHS early sprns at GraveseDd Sir
Mater tne smses1 nne repas tne wso arane4
@ n !e conS not mab bs beaten tnIns the Rea
Wasn.t he IN front at the end s,1 nau,raa Of nile
stout. hearty club man as ne sent t q nun nun.
asea eayn wav in.o tnS tiHt En ,e EneIn M
iIet tn Iat tba Iitt1a feow rnn unbect ed and the
hoSkmakiers .ti iouha HHe 'G[ sne Gas
i iant iittie % son OF @ distsnca hnt
his best although he moved to the post ,Ss as
time same ne for f racing @ saIopins along Win IFS
neHd low ana ms neck eurvSd mucn a a'sp p the te
hoa on In he wsr esE were IN 'ho
The race was decided over the e. STRAIGHT ,!;,iG
course ana the start was maze o IN 6nS EliaGSS
Do9 A!onzo hustled to the front; with ia ttamapo h;
stradiM and ~. aon m n % eseft nuied H.
Waiter In behind st. 9tS While Little hs
eary part o. me race Was sInSt
course; Then Don Al9nzo BEGAN to q tire and
siSms always tssa alert & ths
Same time; ana IN fnorIeT nertou tnan "
sss oshsfs and 0aS % es
race. Lamly very wiseiyd psHliips nd up In e tne
meanwhile Ramapo ana St. .LeonaLos were
fighting in 'front.' with sT Mater ba at her heels
half an eye could, pick the winner Ralnbow
was close io4rth' bt Sns when .s hs maze M PUN
to him. waiting with a patienGe tnat ieW Pc
lieved hoy OF MS impetuHiua aisposuiSSn .S pos
sessed When only lufione from the RSal
Roggett moved h on Is the nmd t1e oaIiddog; as ss
dozen strides he had passed the tired Hamapo
and st. Leonards. ana. going on, won 10 Dig
gallop Overton rode very strong nnish on
Ramapo and secured red SECOND money tS length.
Inc owners oi tne winner weis We We uueciipi-
ents Of many congratulatlons and sir Walter
and Doggett got an 9ytatlon wnen tney game
back to the stand: @ ihe gross w value OF the
stake was $lS.23h Sir wafer @ Is scarcely sir more
than pony but ne was large winner as
two-year- old. landing nearly al MS races oy
head in fact. he never LOST u race whsn en- lt came
down to an arGument at tno wire, IN ms year
ne has also heen tne mainsMthy ot tne Oheek
Stable, He Is by imported Midl9thian put OF
La Scala. and cost comparatively small sum
hs yearling: dI pon AiSfzo on.rS Is wreck a and
IDENTIFY not so good horse as the pubic has all