The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-13
AGREAT DAY FOR FAVORITES
TIE TALENT IN RhRE FORM AT
GR1TEsEND YESTERDAY.

| They Found Little Dimcuitv IN Beating the
Gnme-Raceinnd In Front AGnin-Dor,nn
| in Selling PInteCompnuy Wins Ensiiy-Cor-
| rcetion Won In n Romp-Deccption's Grand
R.ce-wernberE and Tenacious Leave
the Maiden Rnuks-Chnttanoogn's Wine
ming Rush-Mr. C.,satt No Longer n Gov
ernor or the Coney Island Jockey Club.
| Fiyo thousand persons saw an interesting
| programme OF seven races decided over fast
| course at Gravesend Yesterday afternoon. and
MS favorites were in the ascendancy. the tai
ent won heavily. The weather was superb.
Mr.. Rowe had tho jockeys under better control
| than on Monday. and the spectators were
| home long before shutdown.
| Old bones lakeland was made the medium
| for plunge in the opening event. Matt Aliens
| three year old BY Jove at long Odds made the
| running and Simms had to work hand and
| heel on the old gelding to wear the son OF
| Cyrus down. Raceland won easily enough
when he got In front n furlong from home and
! BY Jove lasted long enough to secure second
| money by head from Loantaka- The Subur-
| ban winner OF two years ago and Judge Nor
row. victor In last years Brooklyn Handicap.
| did not run up to their old form. Judge Nor
row looks we'll. but has apparently lost his
| speed. As good as Is to could be had against
| BY Jove for second money.
| Dorian outclaased his oppon ents in tho sec-
ond race and was favorlte in the early bet
ting. but plunge on Lucky Dog drove the
brother to Kildeer down to an equal figure
with the Macdonough candidate. Ornus
Micmac Queen. Longshanks. and Trinculo
also carried considerable money. A perfect
| start for all but W. C. Daly'a She fllly
soon found Manos and Dorian fighting
for the lead and they quickly outstrip-
ped the rest. Lucky Dog getting cut
Of on the turn; Overton knew that Manoa
would come , back to him. and took r matters 81,
Then he rode Tor nifty yards or 60. and won
Lucky Dog a length for second money. the
latter closing quite gap in the homestretch.
Correction was an odds ION fayorite TO beat
Derfargilla Fairy. Lustre. Tulla BLACKBURN;
snekee AFT After f 8osrets had i'f spoed
couple Of good starts the tiaE tel With all IN
pn Snr. d nae
IL reserve. Deriarxilla and Fairy. ridden oept.
time. 1;14. and the handy fashion in which
Correction won shows how good the Morris,
Eunnins. Fairy has been greatly IMPROVED b.
and Ashn Ss a the p0ss fsnSd
Ing ni5 st one ne nile and sstsenthh A
had AL but Deception beaten. The three-year;;
d @ the
nesk the tl%e: iiifsSs. being very ia "a:
played. Was iicked at the post By coauette
and was last to get under way in the race.
Aloha seemed to be outpaeed.
The fif5h race for maiden tw9iyear o M
Is%ehns Wer sS .'' The colt t was almost
backed of the boards. and. with Taral up the
sesnt, was never h I n DOUBT WEINBERG Tu1nng
Innocent and Half Mine had fierce battle for
SECOND money. the former getting it by, neck:
the maiden two.year.old race was Tenacious
and once more they were ere correct, although it
Bill DaIy's Hartford. with Taral up. was
Shot from the n oneck Stable Golden Valley H
would not break. and in company with Nom
s: es ct 81 shf selling event for
and Chattanooga carried thouss nda OF dollars
unsupported. Simmons. Uncle jess ana Min
nehaha were the pacemakers to the stretch;
Chattanooga in check until we'll Strengthened
nicely. caught Emiu u Bey and won on the he post
oy head Simmons M S TSs ia KIN tnlrd
Of the Board Of Control and one Of the ar ar
biters in the recent trouble between that In
follow o'A'' '''N 'O>'' N'N'' '' '' 10
won 5sss q re value Of 81 co. 1879:
sioo 10 second and $50 to third winners OF a stake
age: sofsss
EU%
M: DTyers b: g; RAceiAnd. aged. by sllles-calo-
y = r. s
Loantska judge Morrow ran
81 Sg 6 sss
Morrow. 80 to BY Jove.
SECOND RACE.
For two e.r,oIds which had no. Won stake rsee:
s75 to second and s26 to third beaten maidens allowed
"; 0'B; Iasdonoa9l's b. O. Dorian by Sir Modred-.
j. a: A. H. B. H. Morri.'s CHI O. ornu.. lis little:
a.ns. ss aHi.y PFC 21nsa ns rssoos Nien.s
Queen and She hiy also 4;% ran. ,o.,x
Pos. Bst.,nFv Eleven to sss,n.. Lucky DOG ssol
"ssa IS 10 T1asai; IS: Is 70 q I'sH
THIRD RACE.
r: $40 ,a.ss WIN and AIDED S's. TGta s
;ssona ana w to third; weight" seven pounds 1eo"
S assy Il! GssTiss,eoo
s!aa s%'H s Rsr f.fy 81
Tula Blackburn Lustre. and Centeila also ran
Time I:l4
tsG"a sss':s
! IustIe. 100 to Centela.
FOURTH RACE.
For three yeAr-olds and upward: selling; a sweep
stakes of $40 each with $3.50 added 500 10
second and $50 to third; mile and a sixteenth
W b. Jenningssch: & Deception. 8. by Deceiver-
VI ithrler)..,
g. ". LeIhy sons b. IN Acclaim. q, ~ a. Laniy). 2
Walcott Campbelrs b. h. DiaDlo aged. 100 Urving)
Goquette. May Win. Aloha. The ITonnaster. and
Madrid also ran.
Time. 1;+Sil.
Post BettinR-Five TO against Aloha. to Decep-
tiOn. Ito Nav VIM TO DiRDlO IL TO / Accla M, is
TO Coquetto 20 to Madrid, 80 to The Ironm aster
WITH RACE.
For maiden twoyear:ods: sweepstakes offs o each.
with 5000 added. of which S7k to second and $25 10
third; four and half furongE
James McLanghln's b. c. Weinberg, by Mnscovy-
J. Rupert. Jr'S CHI Innocent luD Q.amiyl..
D. T. Pusiters CHI. Q. Half Mine, Il2 UttleHeld)
Pochino. Modesto, silver Bell MY Nancy Lee sar-
cAsn, AnAwAndA. and Mem sahib also ran.
Time. o;5a
Post Betting-Two to e on Weinberg 9 to sEaias.