The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
THE RACE TRACK WAR IS0N.
TIE NEW FORK JOCKEY CLUB WILL
KEEP ITS QUOTATIONS., IF IT CAM

Much for Yorkviiie Beiie-Very Fas
Time In Every Event-snie or DIR. Riec
Tho New York Jockey Club is determined
thnt the Hudson County Jockey Club shall M
have quotations or other data from horrii
Park on which the book makers at tho Gutten'
burg track may conduct foreign book, ana
with that end IA view. the Western Union
| Telegraph vires were cut out OF the big course
at West Chester yesterday. Tho Weetern ane
southern pool rooms received their service
over private wire In tho club house. ano
every endeavor will be made to Keep the Gut
tenburgers from making profit out OF the New
York Jockey Club meeting. Dir. John A. MOT
ris is In the fight to stay. Avery pretty race
track war has started, and It's progress Will De
watched with q vast am cunt OF interest.
The racing at Morris Park yesterday was
| first class. the finishes in some OF the events
being Of the most exciting description, while
| the time in nearly every event was remarkably
fast. ". c. Days chestnut geldiDg Gold Dol
lar won the flrst event at Ave furlones In 57is
seconds. which is only one-half second
slower than Dr. Hasbrouck's best record over
the same course. Reckon ran a mile and
sixteenth. with 121 pounds up. In 1:47, which,
| considering the weights. is one OF the best
performances on record.
Tho stake features OF the day were the Har-
lem. for two-year- olds. at fire and one-half fur
longs. and the Fort Schuyler. for all ages, at
one mile. The former was a horse race from
tho drop OF the flag. and Mr.. Nathan Strauss
colt Sir Excess, by Sir Modred. out of,Dixianne.
ran dead heat with Col Jacob Rupperts On
tario. by Onondaga, out OF Black Maria
There have been few races decided
this year in which the betting has been
as heavy. the Rancocas colt Rubicon.
brother to Chaos, Marcus Days Sam
Lucas brother to Glory. and Sir Excess being
very heavily supported. Sam Lucas was most
persistently touted, and II was re-
ported that Byrnes pronounced the son
OF The Ill Used one OF the speedi-
est two-year-olds he had ever seen.
Hall Mine. Indra. Ouida. Marble Post, Tena-
cious, Anawnnda. and tho Enquiry colt were
withdrawn. while Anglo and Drum Major were
added, making. fifteen starters In ALL After
q few min utes delay. MI; Rowe got them away
sniff, Sam Lucas and Rabicon In the frs.
rank: At the elbow sam Lucas showed prom
inently. but when the dip was reached Ontario
and Despot were the most prominent Of the
Ssass 60 tn. fhs % Sam DS the
fellow could not overhaul the leaders; sir
s ana
they could not be separated, the verdict being
said said s thar his saddle siipPsa or he would have
erp wis to stakes Price
GOOD iSra ID dlsgpiaysd BY the brother to Xmbu
Sam Lucas. and as Matt Byrnes was walking
ssross The field after the race Bill hailed
- on Matt, how much for the brother to
I'm wait till I run him again." said Byrnes
with q wink and smile.
Julien was the tayerits for the Fort SCHUYLER
pubic following the Lorlard eonn af
made the bookmakers gut the odds from 2h |
.s4 MSK Wp a oers
]. TesP.etIysiy: julien ana chcsa peass set
With Emin Bsy. Soohbarrep. May win. and
Nox Never sce h Nor
home. whom Emin Boy shot tAH past past
9sa gave and ehs.s Rsh and HsV
i futione from home. Now or Never
had the rsce won. ana coming along at bis
was second quite as hsndily :, While Noel barfen.
t. the sunrise Of everybody passed May WIN:
place. the seldinss stopping to : walk in the
xss entered to be sold for $1,000, there was no
Gold Dollar was favorite for tho opening
dash At I'VE iurI9ngs and With Iara up the
xInner The deSacsions d the HEX Knowing wi ss ii.
vision was accurate. as Days representative
Printed TO TIE front in h the rst hundred
he most consummate ease by three lengths.
The contest for second place was yery, pretty
onGer th9n Mr; Loriliards mare. and getting
he place by half a length.
he a1s9uraGsd By their success in the rst
WOOD to win the second race. q scramble for
paidens at six furlongs. This is the colt that
asst year, and his present owners gave a good
Price fer him when Mr.. Ehret quit the turf last
took al Of t4r f st to
lin home half a length in front OF Fred Geb-
ards Louise. Louise spread eagled her field
olti Herald, and Clement. Fitzpatrick got to
.onise firing badly. he was enabled to get up
n time to win. Sunbeam colt was only beaten
iaE sse ss w msn ssckoa verv heavily
YIN me sweepstakes at one mile and q six
esath, hut Reckon gallopsd the head of her
sae Isnbsy id lar not s Psrsis. WITH %Re B 81
g ~ "a sss' ss SISsa
The ;,o;inE race wa. for two year Odds. and
;sna and sry " Hsss%aser s' rom
NC stai u anu III tne last hundred yaiuS they |
ne most Intense enthusiasm SALIVA Mary.
9 afssd the judges heads apart. II Inc :
%porta aS 'f fsSer w out 'ef 'F 8Sl
:, but he ran very poorly and was never dan
erous. The winner. n chestnut llly w J
osstngton. out OF Sallie NJ, was sold to on
or. the riding academy man. for 81 900. This
as an ADVANCE OF 5000 over her entered
riee. and Mr.. John A. Norris considers her
The well-known performer. DR.: Rice, 3 years
~ Y. ~ 0nondhga. out OF Bonnie Lee. has been ?
n owner. The prize naid is private: The
oetor ~ very speedy colt. but he 10 subject 0
bleeding at the nose. and 10 no horse for
nybpdy to bet on. He was going very handi- !
In his race with Don Aionzo and Rainbow. !
r hen the latter won the BROOKLYN Derby AZ
small blood vessel and had to be pulled up.
,me OF our very best horses have had this all a
1es follow: q
FIRsT RACE. y
for all ages nom winners OF 81 900 IN 1892 and 1903;
weepstAIes Of $40 each with 81 90 added OF which
W 70 second and 400 TO third: weights pounds |
low Tue scale: i've furlOngs Al
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