The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-11
RUBICON'S MOUNT VERNON.
). n. M,DoNABDs Two YEAR-OLD WINS
coon RACE AT MORRIS PARK.
Dr. Hashreuek Takes the Bre.xseie Hanoi
esp fron Chsrade .nd stoueasii-Tor.en-
Tor sr,sshos the IL FuriouG Record
Assvsnd., Reckon, ana Copyright ., the
vau-The Latter was the Good Thing.

vau-The Latter was the Good Thing
Morris Park is n lovely spot these bright day
with the faintest tint OF autumn on the leave
OF the trees. The racing yesterday was inter
estinR throughout J. E. McDonald's colt Rubi
con winning the Mount Vernon Stakes. Will,
DIR. Hasbrouck placed tho Bron xdale Han dicap
at one mile. to the credit OF W. NJ. Barrick. Dotf
races were characterized By fast time. but the
banner performance OF the day. from time
standpoint. was Torn entor's I'VE and o hal
furlongs In 1903 In the opening event This
10 new record. and the Messrs. Dahlmar
have reason TO be proud OF their old horse.
The public displayed very little sagacity
whom they selected Rol!a as favorite for the
Mount Vernon Stakes. Rubicon having shown
in good company that he 10 q colt Of consider
able class. But even Trinculo and Weinberg
had - many admirers as tho brother to Chaos
Rolla ran away quarter Of mile in o couple
Of false starts. and By this probably lost what
ever chance he had OF winning. Rubicon and
Weinberg ran together for half a mile. a
length or two before Trinoulo. Midgley then
gave Rubioon his head, and the chestnut colt
went On about his business and won hands
down By . length and Q half Weinberg was
third. three lengths away. The winner 10 .
full brother to tho Futurity winner. Chaos. and
cost his owner. John L. Mcdonald. $500 at
the Lorillard sale at sheepshead Bay.
DR.. Hasbrouck was deemed invincible for tho
Bronxdale Handicap OF one mile. but not few
good Judges put bet on Charade to beat both
the Doctor and Stonenell. There were but
three starters and It was expected that Ham
ilton would rush away with Chsrade and en-
deavor to make the pace 30 warm that the
weight would tell before the wire was reached
the distance being trife further than either
Hasbrouok or stonenell rellshes. Instead Of
this the Grst furlong was mere canter. and
Hssbrouck was enabled by his dne turn Of
speed to como along and win By three-auar-
tors OF o length. Charade. under the whip.
beat stonenel 90 far for second money.
The opening event was q corker from every
standpoint. speculation being very heavy on
the race. sirocco. Prince George. Little Billy.
and Tormen each had o strong following.
girocco. with Tormentor at his quarters, made
the running for hslf mile. with the others
d aI ysTd and ,s.i RsoSE5ts Lyle %L
mentor oat hand and heel and Won By y a sosnt
,tFda: g Scc w0ns syS IL s
ioa q second faster than the best previous pc
Illusion, Nolglen. and Apawanda carried the
bulk OF the money bet on the second race. for
as aSs SSs@y st sos
~ but Nonsense. Anawanda at once Jumped
bundled yards. When illusion and Nelsiens
t bH
merous breaks at the post, running almost q
prss 81 even money
Young and hizsls. the talent preierrlpe the
snd won away Oh. Henry Young beat Iizzls
1l 'sSona ToSSs was
fsyorts At Odds on M In with VAN
pEiee, q Henry Young was ooncedina her lot
Copyrisht., from Gutenberg. carried lot OF
money for the last race, selling affair OF one
ys eona.nt ,hss
Copyright could win. and as the colt is none
snsi u as KIM Snds4 %sy es
sS1Ds q bbFsHks Bergen who rode the horse
o al h ~ tho oS sGs m
,sSpsaHtSng Copyright whsesd and broke win
ips Il thsif wake: When the head q
horse. in tho fast time Of lao Nero In a
puaishhing drive Rsat Now or Never head ior
,psnE m cseEFsh the y b
tSs %as.sf 4 BSqotasls e T. y cqaiser oithis
city ely for $1,000 Last spring Mike DAILY bought
good races. Summaries follow:
FIRsT RACE
%elteI weight handicap swesDstakss for ali age. of
55 10 ssS and
hsoaher.y 4wishards cb Little Billy. l. ii8ja Mo-
D Goihss b h Sirocco e. ias
f''he' G T%s s as Lu''f' also ran
Luitre 2oiO AinnenahA.
SECOND RACE.
s VII. S s
ana we to shsd to carry 100 pounds
po .Ha. dyo I1rSngs, =. $685..
sis.ssl Ssly. u
SslasI nb p s. on ts Way Marie Hartford. Nom
sssn Dawn
1 h. 10 e. Rsdi1or 10 10 ON tho Way. is to
THIRD RACE.
& s;: :$o saS
j NsbS%ss: e. RaSiScn y Rsyo" a6r"hfy
smith's eL C. IrincuIo 10 lSimms) ........,,.2
Mclaughlin b. q. Weinberg, lel TAra) .........8
koia IA Juive. Pochino Melody. Tribute and Long,
brook also ran,
Time. l :O9I1
Se.' &c against S.
Longbroof. 80 to Melody 80 to Tribute loo to
FOURTH RACE.
ADDED 1Es SEQ &c
md SloO TO third; one nile.
", BaIricks CHI. DR.. llasbrouck 6. by Sir Modred
" r. Joness blk h. uharads T. los iIiamiitoni,
Y Dryers ch h. stonenelL 1. ll6 [simmsJ..,... |
Time, 40 |
Post bsstinE-fiye To on Dr. Hasbrouck. Alto against
cbhfAde. 4 TO StonenelL
FIFTH RACE.
For ee-year,olds and upward which have run and
let won ~ this meeting; Aswerpstakes Of $40 each
wttb $500 added of which $500 to second aud $50 10
bird: weights pounds below he scale; mile and
siHteenth,
|! A, A., 4 H. and D. " Norris oh, M Reckon. 8. by
fzArro-PeThapS 100 Uittlaheld ,,.........,.
ism Grinin's Q Henry Young. 3, Io7 tDoggetp....3
Tune 1i4Sa
rost BettnR.Tsn 10 IN Reckon. even money
'gsinst Henry Young, II to Lizzis.
SIXTH RACE