The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-16
sYKES7oN'S GREAT PERFORMANCE
dim Dyer's Four-year-oid Runs Ia Miles
In 1iO1 1.3 with Weight Up,

the talent Mt Saratoga. Not only did favorites
go down in succession for four races. but two
of the events went to unthought OF outsiders.
DR.. Hasbrouck finally came to the rescue. but
at 104 pounds even against some speedy
sprnters his chances looked 30 rosy on paper
that only the heavy players could take advan-
tage OF the opportunity to get even.
Galindo was the worst facer Of the day. His
race was at mile and q quarter. weight for
age, and had only five starters. Logan declin-
ing the issue Galndo's class. combined with
the fact that he was known to be in GOOD
shape. made him appear a certainty, and
although l to was Mt times obtanable. 2 to
was the ruling price. and the bookies were n ono
too anxious to take big money at that figure.
The race was n terrific one from start to finish.
Coquette made the pace and led the field the
first quarter in 0:25s. with Sykeston laying
third. The half was run in O:5OA. and
tho three-Quartersi in :15h. Rounding tho turn
an tho Th sas
within two lengths OF Coquette. Galindo was
beaten from the head OF the stretch. and the
CoGuette and Sykeston. The latter won some
what handily at the, end. and his good con.
rs
hind him. and Galindo three lengths further
back. Philora and DaGmar were beaten of.
Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
Purse $500. for two-year.olds: four and half fur.
Il, Ross b. Treasure Trove. by Hindoo-Roselle.
1o5 (it Harris
wsfs. eS snde NOT Noo'
visqn sanphS GolImHis Mar Mss ThSmas Speed-
aud Miss Rica also ran ~
Post Bstting-Eleven to 6 against Sadie W.. to l
Princess Himyara. 10 to Treasure Trove.
SECOND RACE
Purse $500: Ave and half furlongs.
W. r. Riley's b. c. Royd PAntnu, 3, by Free knight
W. H. Laadelnan's CHI Z Elizabeth L. B. los tBakej. !
Boyd fsnsnd Jas TO
THIRD RACE.
Purse $500; mile and ausrters.
by Hubbard i22 iG,lIerj
santa ans sssoss b.
philora and Dagmar also ran
sykeston. 6to1 Coquetto.
FOURTH RACE.
c. Z Hsirs b. {. Knapp. T. by Mr. Pickwlct-Bounce.
c; Fiei.es%snn SON. Oh IN. Marie K q los ii:iyl
Ksno s.. 6lo,T Fan King LIN. MfDu Pan Han
die White Wings Le' 4ims and s GnTmen also ran.
Pos. BETTING Three and ons:1slt to l against Man
W. NJ Barricfs CHI. h. Dr. Hasbrouck s. by Sir Modred
Sweet Brier 1O4 (R. IIarrsj......,.,.. .........
C. G Hairs CHI. Capt Brown 4. III (Fitzsimmonsl.
Woodland Stables ch. c. Sandowne. 3. 81. tBake..3
Zaldivar. Rosa H.. and Prince Deceiver also ran.
Time ] :0S
saudowne. 6to Capt Brown.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500: for halfbreds: tho full steeplechase
j. 4. /. strathy's CHI. e. Mars. 9. by Meteor. lat
Stonyhurst Stables G. southerner. s. I47 Veachl.
Broad Hollow Stables CHI. r. Gerrtna. 4. 1852 CMr.
Folly. Victor C.. and The Rat also ran.
Time. 6:23
Post Betting-Eight to against Southerner. 81 to
Gerrna. to Mars
The following are the entries for Wedne sday:
First Race--Fve and hair furlongs. william T.,
Buckrene. and st. Maxim. III: Kentigerna. IUS imp
Fred Douglass. 1917 tno Colorado and Widow CIiquot
gelding ~; LGcnsta, 90.
second Rare-Thres quarters of mile Nick and
Tar and Tartar. 1872; Dutch Oven and Red Banner
III; Don Fn!ano and Mask. 112: Wampezo 1O7: Bobbe
Burns lO4; Fannie Beverly. 20
Third Race-fOster Memorial Stake: one mile and
furlDng lowlander. 1lS; ChArade. l15 StrathmeAth,
Fourth Race-Grard Union Hotel Stakes; three
quarters OF mile. Srnela. III: Ellen 1l2 Copnors.
dr. Dnuntess ~: Tribute and Charley T.. 90; Bessie
Morrison 1lly and Anna Belle. 81.
firh Race-0n- mile: selling Glementins. 1os:
Leigh. l0l: Lizzie McDuf, S3.
sixth Race-Four and half fnrlongs Major General.
Dobbns, Illinois Flanagan Pansy colt, Hyde Park,
ST. Pat and Designer. 1O7: Token. Miss Richmond, Ella
Smith. and Nancy Lee lo<.