The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-06
DOBBINS'S DUNMOW STAKES.
MR.. CROKER'S GOOD COLT ADDS
ANOTHER STAKE To mrs CREDIT.

Elctu-Ahccthhos hheNnheS hhu hseht
gs-na In tho Van Some Good Sport
One OF the largest crowds OF the meeting saw
some first class snort at Morris Park yester.
day afternoon. tho Dunmow Stakes for two
year olds going to Mr.. Richard Croker's good
colt Dobbins, ons Of tho stoutest gamest and
speediest colts tho American turf has ever
seen. stonenell had only good exercise to win
the Consolation Stakes. The weather and
truck were everything that could be desired.
Dobblns neyor looked better or m owed with
more snap and freedom than he did yesterday.
and when he dashed through the stretch
in his warming-up eallop It did not seem pos
able that any Of his eleven opponents would
be able to lower his colors In the Dunmow
Stakes. The bookmskers held him at short
figure, but the big spectators took any price
about him. The Messrs. Keene were Of the
opinion that Assignee would give Dobbins q
race. as the good-lookng brother to Harlem
had never shown In public what he was capa-
bic OF doing for fun in tho morning when
he didn't have the colors up. Rubicon and
Ben Lomond were good second choices at IL
to !. which indicates the kind Of favorte Dob
bins was. Assignee. Sam Lucas. and Hurting
ham were 20 to l ohancea The so to l shot
PriR and Rubicon made the running. with Dob
bins. Ben Lomond. Nottingham. and Assignee
heading the ruck. Rubicon passed Prig moro
tnhu QuhEtoE VI ull0 iioh hothes ohu nAC-
Donald's colt had the lead undisputed for q
moment. Then Dobbins came along and de-
voured the brother to Chaos. winning handy
By two lengths. Rubicon tired to nothing, and
was passed in the final strides by Assignee and
Ben Lomond. this mir finishing len gths apart
In the order named. The race was worth
$500. and as Mr. Croker 10 at the Saratoga
Convention. no did not see his great colt win.
Stonenell was great horse in the Consola-
ton Stakes at seven furongs. playing with
Roller and Tulls Blackburn. ana winning I'M
der the strongest kind Of pull BY three
lengths. Tulla Blackburn tried to make
runaway race Of 1t. but Stonenell raced over
her. Roller was a comfortable second. Wah
Jim. In view OF his four consecutive victories.
was great favorite for the opening dash at I've
furlonRs. Hs was conceding q lot OF weight to
some smart performers, and m ct his Waterloo
Roy Lochiel and Lizetta outran him at the
start this pair having the race to themselves
in the first half mile. Lsmly let LiZetta step
along at the close. and she won ceverly BY two
lengths Roy Lochiel beat Tormentor half
length for second money. while the favorite was
beaten neck for third money. Wah Jim IL an
arrant coward. and any horse that can hold
him for three furlongs can beat him. In all Of
his winning races at Gravesend and on
Wednesday at Morris Park he simply opened
o great gap at the start and being unap-
preached. seemed to win with many pounds In
Raceland,s .fondness for the hill and long
Fl Morris PARK - and he
the second race. handicap at one mile and
furlong; Hume was SECOND choice Ndelio
So9s. when he was passed 81 tiIame.r kase.
land gave CHASE apd wearing down w.. Hume
FidslIo for third money:
Little Billy was the favorite for the selling
to tSs Inn nile en- P Rsanss pe ta g av went
bsa 5s until ,Sa from :, t%1 E6ss
Y sS0Esd ridden ey little boy named
thought Terriller was good thing. After the
sye &c er had cnce
on Little Billy at even money.
the rage @ on at EAI i've fa aGr
le Pstrieian carried es Wernbere and Ken
would % an acSident. When the tsngle H Was
.ssSs az s1t and .Ssde sss Eopp
the deal kentigerna and Frog Dance drew
St Il hH Ss and had t.
her sssey' WRsa frinspis s cane ae f1 With az
sns Doseett to The whip IN order to wi? win
h. fcans length FFSs RHnes W. Ess third
on him. Aauarter Of q mile from home ne was |
to dfop. from the clouds; This Is the GIANT colt
By BIZ n tDd o1! Of Tourmans that Smith
eed Wanted S beeSase
Trinculo's wind is trihe thick, but he should |
deyel9P Into gre great ssprlnter II his legs will |
FIRST RACE |
sdds Of WEsa 81 sscoS s and
J. splers. b. m. tizstsa 4. by Sir Modred-Llrris
RED RIBBON sssSios 81 h. Roy Eocisi i. lis tHami
E%PiIs stables q. b Tor%sn,or 3. iao siinnii.,:.5
nsSss sna aoS.a Dawn HSi Annie Bishop Anna
Il; Ssss|. ~
t to Annie Bishop
SECOND RACE.
q az shoc
T. p.y.T.S. sf Rse.s" SHf ssed. by B.ls.-calom.l
f Ss;:s sSS s;s!; &. T.v9sS
Pos. r....qszrvs IT'S !.ss to .s..u..
Hume. sto Newton. l5 to fidelio
THIRD RACE.
ssaKs o. Which 500 sa ..s
ono sna ssUo TO third; winning penalties and non.
q. g bosSu" @f SS H. plo4w.ol-rnor
R:sa:i: sa I? assignee, ITO 1Lamiy;j;::::a
Fl ~ st'%sRs ~ Fs s.5S Hai
haghan. Fl TELEGRAPH. and Rama Also ian. ~
Pos, ss...ssr,s e sn bsSsn. 10 to .s.n..
pen Lomond ~ TO kubeon. 10 TO sam Lucas is
II birmingham. 20 to l Ii TELEGRAPH 20 to Assignee
S0to g. Julien 70 to Prig. 100 tot Rama 100 10
Illusion.
FOURTH RACE.
Consolation Stakes. for all ages which had not won A
Baco OF the value OF 81 900 IN 1879 1893; swesp.
stakes OF S25 each 81 900 added OF which $500
20 second and 500 to third seven furongs
II, y Dryers oh. b. stoneneiL 4. by btonehonRe-
Nell 1S2 (Simms) ,.,..,,,,,....
assss a' 4a: bsssS %H4s' ss.a ioi d.
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HsllA Blackburn. to Roller
FIFTH RACE
FOR three-y -olds and upward; a sweepstakes of
$40 each. With $3.50 added, or which $3.50 to second
and 800 TO third: Eel ing allowances; ono mile.
Evanss CHI h. ReaGSley, O. by lroquois-wiTegrass
p5 uennL
AcCanerty Wishsrds CHI e. Little lilly T. ~ tRetfij
Tom Grinin'sb O. Henry Young. . 81 (Gassinl
Terriner aud Integrity also ran
$50 Time !: 3,4
rost hnetting-Evsn money Little Billy to