The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-06
A BRILLIANT DEAD HEAT.
mrs HfGHNESs IND RtCELAND DIVIDE
H0NORs IN THE HANDICAP.

: MS UfGHNESS IND RfCELdND DfpIDl
, HONORs IN THE HANDICAP.
stockton Was Third. Beaten Only Few
Inohes-A Day Mt Morris Park That WA
Fuii Observation-Disclosures Wins the bebu
tnnte Stnkes-Jockey Clayton Accused o
Polling Comnnehe. and the Hoard OF Con
troll VIII Decide Ills Fnte-Knick Knaeh
Colt Wins and Earns y Nnme-An Aeci
dent at the rinI.h-Entries for To-day
There wns lots OF excitement at Morris PARK
Yesterday. the finishes for the Hudson River
Handicap and tho opening event, at hve iur.
longs, bringing the occupants Of grand STAND
and lawn TO their feet. whilo thcre was an ex-
hlbltion OF ground and lofty tumbling opposite
the paddock after the fifth race. which. Imp
PLY. was not serious in Its results. Then. TOO,
prominent jockey was accused OF pulllnG n
horse In the nth race SO TINT on the who!e.
the day was lively enough to please anybody.
Tho heat was well-nch intolcrable. but
00OJ persons braved the tliscomforts oil the
trip. feeling sure that they would be rewarded
with frst-class sport and that, II even tho
faintest breeze should DO stirring. they would
DO sure to get It through the mammoth grand
stand In tho early part OF the afternoon the
flags whipped listlessly about tho poles on the
stand. but toward evening tho clouds gathered
| and pleasant breeze came In from the west.
The Hudson River Handicap was considered
tho feature OF tho programme. and while
good race was anticipated. nobody looked for
q dcnd heat between His Highness and Race
land, with Stockton. the third horse. only
short head away. Stockton was farorite In
| q strong second choice. but before they went
to d thS post they had changed plafs e Ggd fhe
he the sn % wcsh cut
merry pace with His Highness fourth. until
the n Nth ss he n shs m %drs
With .Racennd Half way down 9 ths stretch
the legs OF tn. Jock ess were almost locked His
tho inner rail- FIde Deli IVA" was interiered with.
Lambley Old Bones now Joined issue, and the
last hnronE was fierce dryS His Hghnsss
sibly agreed, to, divide the stakes. The time.
2:OOA: is only half q second slower than the
almost as good asever. while Raceland is not q
1Ss Sy saK %Sh es went the post
Mss sstei Ts
Dorlns. Cicme ntlna. and Miss Lily were tho
nnd y MY
at their heels with the execution Of the Ran
Pie tS Whsn es she did sa sn x
s:srIo. By length and ID half Parasane o beat
AMY head lSr s9 ts Mss
Jerse gl Bee TIC ater shoWne aaH
' Tho Eam G. Hs Ss
favorite at . to at the opening. but she re-
Sseded to y. while Chesapeake went from
Addie, and Ethan Queen led in he run down
the hill where Garrison moved W, in the
Yah Jim up on the outside. Addie and e.
than Queen were lostled somewhat in the |
spf be%ssn
Chesapcakc. Sir Matthew; and Wah jim, the |
90 geldnFv %nnins by hend while Sir Mat
Had LAG bergen moved trihe sooner he could not
hS st. i nsh was ,ovorte for the second race
a dash at one mile: but Julian and MAJOR
Raiy rGs oL strong snTpogt the others be-
lions S. % The ~ on,rs ed S Su0.h
to tho beginning Of the NIL where Mai1r bay
the others. When we'll into the stretch Roller
move, ur worry fast. and Dogsett, riding q
IlcnGth from julien. who beat Major DAILY two
Tho nth race WAS u grcnt betting event,
Marshall, tho spnhsam colt: Louise. Harvest,
sewing more or less SUPPORT There here WI was sU
long delay at tho post. during, which Hiram
Stu ar; nGd threw his rider Eusse When
Harvest and he sunbeam colt lost no imo In
getting 70 work; going away a, n great rate OF
s soS r 1nss e sTss s era 51G AVON
swsrved under lunishmrn al the flnnlfurlong
post and almost knocked Louise down;
eomns en Mss n 1u
ism, half length before simmons. fnimedi-
stey sl Ter passing The Judges Simmons
most Irovidentiai escape from death, as
rise: Both he and Russell. however. were un-
burt. The horses ran around the turn. and
Snng on sd got fstrde the iehce whore no
The, Empire Stables Comenche. heavily
played BY his owners. the Dahlnans and
Thi; soit showed i tho BowInE BROOK Handi;
when Starter Rowe came back, to the judges
stand he said point blank that CLAYTON had
that Clayton tooE the colt te Out it Of his poston
;; Clayton was sept for and said in extenua-
non That lie hnd boon crossed by ono OF the | ,
OIL pull ,n up Mr. Rowe sPys positiySely that
e the Board OF Control Mr.. Rowe suspended
Clayton for the balance OF the Meeting. lie Is
under contract to ride for c. Fleischman &
Son.
The Knick Knack colt. winner Of the race
has been named Prince John. after that prince
y good follows John Kelly. who Is now on tho
world.
Oporto was considered the real good thing
or the last race. n selling scramble for two '
'ear olls The KeenA colt led down tho hill.
,ut was collared In the dip by Orlando Jones,s
!ame colt The Bandit simns roden very pref
y finish on tho outsider. and The Bandit took
,GI2ortN Into eamp by half length; The Morris 4
'nrch trained Prince John and The Bandit
John + Madden 81 Lexington has sold to
llume. by. imported Tho Il-Used. out of Z
;;nyadere, for 5000. Morris has trained
llumo this spring. r
Flint. who rode Simmons In the. nth event.
'aE fined 500 by the starter for disobedience
the post. Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
Weterweight Handicap Sweepstakea for threo.yrar
Us aud upward. o: $40 each with $1,000 added. Of
md > q furlo