The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-04
X. nASBR0uCK IS KING.
sTn noDRhDs SUPERB SON WINS THH
sPRINTERY HANDICAP.

s.iues- Recess for Dorine. sarah issr,ey.
Roche, Now or Never. .sa Bed Hammer.
DR.. Basbrouck 10 king Of sprirters. The
great Ave. year-old demonstrated that fact TO
the satisfaction OF every onlooker at Morris
Park yesterday afternoon by tho clshr cut de-
oislve manner In which he disposed OF Stone
nell LiEetta, and Correction. q trio OF very
nset racers. In the Sprinters' handicap
The track was fast. but there was no friend
" breeze blowing down The hill, and the
record mnds by Domino was not surpassed
There were many persons who thought that
stonsnell could dispose Of Sir Modrcd's Rrlen-
did son. but yesterdays race sets that be-
lief at rest for all timo. Tho other stake
event on tho excellent programme furnished
BY Secretary Crickmote was tho Essex Stakes
for two-year-olds which was won W James
McIaughlin's hitherto disappointing colt
Weinberg. DR.. Streets colt Gallce. second In
the Futurity Stakes. and the Great Eastern
handicap was ttem cndous favorite In tho bet
ting. but tho 20 to chance triumphed at the
end. At Gtavesend weinberg was raced too
much. and appeared worn and jaded. judi
cious rest has had wonderful effect, and
yesterday he showed stamina as we'll rs speed
for the first time this yeaE The attendance
was very fair.
DR.. Hasbrouck was the decided favorite for
began. but so much money came in on Stone
nell that the pair Of great sprinters sold on
practically even terms whom tho bugle pealod
tho call to post 1t emed strange to seo John
Lamly. Jockey under contract to NJ.
Dwyer. riding DR.. Hasbrouok. Correction
sprang away in the lead at lag fall and showed
the way into tho dip n length and half before
DR.. Hasbrouck. Stonenell third. q length away.
and Lizzetta q bad last. Lamly did not let
Correction open too wide a gap and Just before
reaching the first quarter he sent tho chestnut
horse up to the mares head. Simms moved on
Stonenell at once. and Lamly. looking across
the track. measured tho distance and waited
until fuf>ong from homo. when the pace told
and stonenell was beaten. DR.. Hasbrouck
romped past the judges two lengths before his
most speedy rival. Correction stopped badly
In the run home and Lizetta secured third
money.
All the heavy spectators were Of the opinion
that Gallee the small but speedy son OF The
Bard. could not be beaten for the Essex Stakes
and tho book max ers were deluged with money
at odds Of and 81 to ! on. Taral had the
mount and On paper It figured the sn5est Of
biz raoes after running five furlongs, Long;
Ssrs mot ee nsa o saeesf as
s SeSs Sss
. nsllis > made mad 'a the running from The
4. 0f ias! s1p!ssssaD Ms!ea!. ws:sSss!s
Tarai taking matters a ea.iiS " no DOUBT e!pest
ing stonenellle 70 come back materially In the |
to shf sS '?a al
the lead. new danger menaced. how |
ever sD9sce;t moving os 80 quickly on Wefn,
rode ases hard uV tRe Ws S but wera
Isnd. won b. two lensths. GeIilee. in drive.
beat Sam Lucas for second money: Galilee
ssss e :sH at die % eeGy s
IN sSe sna a 4 ny Gq %smo
race ,ior maiden iwo-year.od. niles. Fiiies
Of the race showed that the very shrewdsss
on the tvrf GO astray The
more than hall d mile. and then she drew
w9s aasn s.H AHs s4szy by 'hF re
sssehed. Then. under Tarals vigorous rlds
thc. Way for second money, The winner is By
Sailor Prince. out Of Dolinka- and will be sold
;, Sarah kamey. backed down from 3 to to
Se ri iss01 Ross ws at mS Ia s
seSond money handily.,
boards to win the sweepstakes for three;year
olds Radiator showed the way until we'll into
played s to i 'ehanee. roche closed. running ming
r. beautiful race 3oche won ~ a, head, with
OF opinion among the talent
was that Lisels. well ridden. should have had
Radiator 10 q handy maiden and should win q
s' a Ss Se1 the Equally
tcsnth: Mere ana me lronmasier pilotea the
Of a length. The ironmaster
BANNER %sfs osKy
starters for the fllly race at one mile aud
6sSa to stan dstii and won a. she pleased.
Summaries follow:
{ FIRST RACE
% %s sso . s.S y wSs C 20
60 ss.fs ,: 'SraHf p.rn. by sv.,
" w'ir ssss.s r. q %sn ynsy
n Ia nisrs sS N. .. AmpSas Lmu. f.
s.: fS;s'1r.SS Ian. ss.1 1851
psa 40 hmas,sn az 2" ATsn, ao'o Anti,
SECOND RACE.
Handicap aweorstAkes for all ages which have not
Won race Of the value Of 5000 IN 1898; sN e,n
snhsa ~ SID each or only 81 II declared with Ss6o
snasa VI which 500 to second and $50 to third one
ssl,Sn%an Son. b. az Ssr1a Hs%sy by Ro..nr
W. Jshnihs.s b. Ro:h Joy
Post BsttlnR-seveu TO 3 against sarah Ram.x Ajax
Roller ~ to fidelio
THIRD RACE
hkea far |
80 each tl5 forfeit, with 81 2 added Of which $3.50
70 second And 100 to third, six furonRa
j. helanEhlins b, C. weinberg by Muscovy-Homl
n W strsets 2aiiiss Iik ,T.r..n '''''''''''''''
Marcus DAiy's h c. Sam Lucas. III tNidRley) ,.. n
ran " ' "'
Time lill.
Post BettinR--Three to on IAlIlee 10 to ARaiust
etonenellie. 10 to- weinberg. 10 TO Melody fool
LengdAo. Ia 10 Sam Lucas 80 to l Lghttoot
FOURTH RACK.
rhs eprtnters' Handicap for all ages; swespstate.
% $50 sAch or only 81 declared with 900 ADDED
Of which $500 to second and third SIX furonas
W. ~. BArriekr eh h. pr HAsbrouck, o, by Sir Mod
rsd-s~ sstbriAr, 1870 lLAmly
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