The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-14
Notes from the Race Track.

Woodchopper is q roareE
Onward Ia about due to win.
Hyderabad could fly yesterday.
The programme for to-day is light.
| Longshanks races in q throat wrap.
Ask Garrison how he likes st. Michael
st. Florian had chance to win the first race
Sir Arthur has had his name trimmed 10
cob.
Banquet looked we'll and ran . very good
race.
st Maxim showed yesterday that he likes a
| dry track
| Pieknicker would have been a very danger
Had IIamiltonn, persevered with !, Picknicker
he would probably have secured third place.
| Wah Jim and Woodcutter were responsible
for the delay in the last race. both refusing to
break.
| Roche ran the best race OF his life in the SEQ
| Judgment
St. Michael was looking fol. a hole IN the
| fence alter Sport carried him the hrst three
quarters OF q mile.
St Floran nodded perceptibly as no went to
his stable late in the afternoon. his front legs
swathed In bandages.
On the Way showed LOT, of speed for half a
lar owner. W. II. Sands.
Mr. James \. Keene was an interested spec
tator and watched Hydera6ad closely during
=. Rosa H. is Of no account after a long delay at
never Keep pace with the leaders In the last
race.
Sport redeemed himself yesterday. and
Messrs.. Taylor and .Gilpin know that their
SSr r ndS has not gone stale on their
1t was quite good day for young Midgey.
who rode two winners In Steve Estes and Pick
POCKET, and was second in the last race on Sir
There is hope for several no-aocount horses
when steve Estes can win race. Had Beansey
been a starter he would have won the first
iurlonGs. and the fact that Sport ran a mile IN
1:als wi, with IL, ~ pounds up indicate that it
Father Bill DAILY was visitor yesterday and
said he found the game very. good at brighton.
He picked a few winners at Monmouth. too.
Joe Taylor said yesterday that he had always
to keep him In front Thompson obeyed or
ders. and won good race.
,Pickpocket Is certainly we'll named. He is a
namesake,, He did rot sulk yesterday. to the
Newton eaualled Ten Broeck's best on record
rnbbeS trass st WssSnstop ever es aa
Vassar. and is owned by Ireland Brothers.
just as the Monmouth left the Highlands last |
evening with the PASSENGERS from the races,
all the way across the bay. One end rested on |
Sandy Hoofi and the other end touched the |
DdSo vi tHe ioEuluR d peElocC dTCn. |
NJ F. Dwyer came down to the track in per- |
son to protect Chateau and Hammie in case |
anybody cared to bid on them. 1t Is doubtful |
whether $4,000 would buy the pair. but one |
was in for $3.50 and the other for SLIGO. |
These little sons Of Charaxus are certainly |
breadwinners.
Mr.. Keene received word shortly after Hy- |
denbad's victory that Domino had won the |
Hyde Park Stakes The race was worth ST.
pion. Futnrity, and other rich events yet to be |
decided. Domino. II he keeps IN trim. should
earn more money this year than any other
America.
Trainer John Hyland would like to know the
whereab1utsp 81 FREQ FGstsr and the
az sinst the Doctor. but Foster spirited the colt
away couple of days ago from the stable
and had him in New York that evening. This
is most singula proceeding, rs Dr. Rice won
the Withers Stakes. worth $4,000. while Hyland
trained him. IL appears that Foster thought
the trainers bill was too steep.