The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-24
DOBBINS IN FRONT AGAIN.
Mn. cRoKEE's eREAT COLI WINS IHE
ZEPHYR STAKES IN 4 GILLoP.


Ls,t Bsce with GioaminE-A Middle Over
the Division OF the Last Raee-cooPe'
Rers-es ess 600 for HI. G'orianue Colt
Mr.. Richard Croker's smashing two-vear-o!d
| Dobbins added the Zerhyr Stakes TO his al
| ready long list of Victories at Sheepshea''
Bay yesterday afternoon. Although the colt
was concedipg great Jumps OF weight to
| bis opponents. the talent regarded him As q
| certainty. and plunged on the brother to sir
francis with an abandon rarely seen nova
| days The sharp rain storm oil the morning
made the lower part OF the course quite heavy.
but the chute was as fast as ever. About
| $500 persons were present
Mr.. Rowe made pretty start fer the Zephyr
axes. AMI Nottingham nan the first quarter
OF mile like a wild horsa. compelling Simr4s
10 punch the tavorite tribe in order 10 keep
up with the son Of King Galopin. Melody. J. J.
E. and Made!aine ran very close up. once
around the elbow. Hrriinghan. as usual. began
to hang FIRE and Hamilton went 10 work on
him in an endeavor to secure second place
Dobbins was unapproachahie, and heating
him was out OF the question, but it
did not seem possible that the Blemton
colt could lose second money. In the
fral hundred yards. however. J. T. Il and
Melody both caught the counterfeit. and I'm
ishet necks apart in the order named. MI.
Croker saw his colt win from the grand stand.
where he occupied seat with Senator I'd
ward Murphy. Commissioner Martin. ". f.
DIVER. and other friends Dobtins was a re-
markedly cheap colt at SCI. 200. and he seems
TO improve with racing.
Kingston was favorite for the opening race.
a dash over the Tuturity course but Glen
NOME held the Old horse safe at every stage
Of the Journey and won with ease in verT fast
formed very poorly. Glenmoyne was heavily
played br a shrewd contingent who renen-
bered that the gelding had beaten DR.. Has
trouck last fall and had a marked liking Tor
Sha;.anoo.a and Old Dominion were equal
favorites for the selling race over the fu-
turIty course. The former was in front ali the
Ss sf rem We Eestri ~ho beat es ul
lengths for second money. p!d Dominion
whtezet like de'sctivs pair o, feews Ls
Bia:tbuTn. entered to BE- sold Tor s. 900. was
ceI, ia Jaso6 EapTssE foF that Gcare
The Great Spring se!lins Stakes was as iors-
s sGns e. sa 10 . sS - %
betting was to / on him. Fec Leg and Cir
saiar mad. The FuaaPg until }hs aP d.E turn
mand OF affairs and walked home. Iirete.
fresh from. Guttenbur made a rare dash
money. There was no lid for tho winner.
but W Jennings and S' f, 6%neIs are ss d
Vii fq be & H hP4 the son Of stscrd
appears in any more selling races for $1,000. |
Le3naveil and Harlem were well PLAYED for
the dash OF mile. Gold Dollar and saracossa !
rail with Ieonawel. and Jones moved On tie |
u,sits with aaEe 9nsTe heat h hs
there was marked Enforcement IN her form
over the day she was ridden By Corblsy: The
gaIop. and simms had to whip him souldiy n
The upper turn in order to get him near his ield.
The concluding race over the grass course
son. tand Adeiber. Marie k, was the r.se-
Ws ss CLEANING loan took the lead. Watterson
'9Suled Adeliet Just before the beginning Of
s rel hqH back JACK and lose several ieshths.
1t the head Of the stretch Mr.. Croker old horse
0 the whip on the mare. and. riding a superb
inish- KEEP. the daughter Of Sir Modred 50
whip. could do no better than dead heat.
Those below the stand thought that Cleaning
aG h9ss bhs asaT ere Of
N the post Mr.: folanstee wanted to divide
he purse, but Mr.. Croker wanted TO run it oil.
yun at once Speculation had been under way
when word came that the owners had agreed
|
rot by tie indges nor by any Of ths memSsrs
tarted for home. Mr., John G. Heckscher. Who
ehtlys ton a that oase he nunbeFs We're an np
md betting under way. nobody had authority
messenger for the other stewards. but they
'ould not be found. and as the mischief had
zen done there was no ateTna'i.e 6o. to gin
met rule OF racing was violated. and the horses
hopld have been sent to the post;
4 was field day for JOCKEY Simns who won
.s0nawell. and made a dead heat with Long.
tteet besides securing second place With his
MT III. names gsmes fss' Keeae offered his trainer
.lbert Cooper. s25. 600 for the chestnut colt by
Iydor All out of Glorianpe. winner OF the
80. 900 will tax the colt and OF one cent les
Summaries follow:
FIEsT RACE
Lien .o s e. ' .sos f III. Vi" irs Is .ss;
ncyn. E ISs ss o.nnoyn' by e'enes-
P..i.: s e. HF.'Gn .fs s Il.
Pos. Be,,ins-T.n 10 Z on Kingston. 8 to as.in.,
lsnmOyns. Is to wAh Jim.
SECOND RACE
ne zspsyI s,sfss , for swoys.rolas
~. 500 on. q the stakes: Fu,uFiiy course. about
ehard croters eh. C Dobbins by Mr.. Pickwfrk-
il..s: h%.sn soR s.: B. loi !Msp.tno;i
Equation. and Nidehns al.o ran.
Time. 1:l2.
Post Betting-Four 10 l on nobbins 8 to agains,
10 10 Melody. Is to J. r. B.. 90 tot
luation, 100 10 ! Madeline
THIRD RACE
For threeysaroits: purse 81 900 OF which 800 TO
cnud entrance Sic each. 10 be divided between see
q And third: Ne winner to be SOD AT auction. sell
kugPen: It'd. e. chs,,anOOga, by Luke Black.
X; P.P. keene's CT. c, k.strAint. los (simmD..2
J. splefsb Lise'g. 100 Penn.
Did Dominion. Extra clio colt and IiAmmis also ran
Time. l:lUSS J.
Post BettinR-Eleven TO against Old Dominion. ~
Chattanooga Ito Restraint. q To Extra 10 tot
Immie. 80 TO Lseig. 90 to Ciio colt :
FOURTH RACE
he Great Spring Selling Stakes; Asweepstakes for
reeyearods and upward o. $l5 each. with 81 40 |
ded OF which $3.50 to the second and SI5Utotne
nd The winner 10 be sold At suction: mile and b
rlonR.
waitert br b. Now or Never aged. by Stanford Il
Br.d.eI'sb m N,rEIe. 6. Sc al. Jonesl.......,
o. Weir. Or h Peg Leg 8. lo+ (heDermottl........3
Time I;5T 2.s Of
'ost Beitng-Three to on Now or Never to 1
AIMS. vlrgte. IL to Peg Leg 20 l Circular