The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-27
GOOD SPORT AT GRAVESEND.
FILTRATION AND INTEGRITY CAR
RIED OFF THE STAKE HoNoRs.


but Integrity Won Cieveriy Enoush-Pc-
| destrinn Defeats Kinrston-The Clio Colt
Almost Landed Odds or 300 10 1-Don
AIonzo and stoneneI Win for NJ. F. Dwyer
| -Patricinn Runs Gameiy and vins.
Despite the dark weather tho attendance ut
| Gravesend yesterday was Of fair proportions.
The sport was away above the average. Thomas
| II. Williams OF California winning tho Holly
Handicap for two-year-ods with his handsom
| fllly Filtration. while tho Seabreeze stakes for
three-yenr olds. at one mile and a sixteenth.
fell to Charles Walkers Integrity. Filtration
was decided iavorite for her race. hut 1nteg-
| rity was always at remunerative figure. and
| those who enjoyed the secret won woll over
the race. The air was decidedly chilly and
topcoats and wraps were comfortable. Charley
| MITCHELL tho English puCilist matched to fight
James J. Corbett. was nn interested spectator.
| Dobbins and Calando wero withdrawn from
| tho Holly Handicap. leaving the comfortable
field OF seven to face MIR. Rowe. Filtration
carried more money than any Of the other
starters. although there was a decided plunge
| on Halton toward the close Of the betting
Halton and Filtration broke in front at flag
fall with Rubicon and Fa Juive bringing up
the renr. The leaders had the race to them
| selves all the way. and In the homestretch
| they ran like q tea N, Filtration winning by a
| nose only Rubcon closed UP lot Of ground.
and. running all around his horses. finished Q
| most creditable third. The winner is o very
neat bay filly by wildidle. out OF Flirt. the dam
OF that great mare Gorge. that the late Senator
Hearst ran here u few years ago.
Chattanooga and Deception were heavily
| backed for the Seabreeze Stakes. but the
other starters. Herald and Integrity. were by
! no means ireudless. Chattanooga has great
deal OF speed. and Lamly tried to husband It.
| as he had done in former races at a much
shorter distance. The pace was very slow.
with Penn waiting in front with Integrity.
while Lamly choked Chattanooga In order to
keep him for the homestretch. On the upper
turn all set sai! for Integrity, n. sty.d but
nooea collapsed utterly at the head OF the
hsS a sd he at e
start the favorite would have shown to much
better advantage had he been LET race steadily
could not STAY hall mile. and he is undoutt:.
eddy more at home in sprints than in races OF
Pedestrian gave Kingston a hard fight at
even weights q few days ago. so that with the
i on, Tedes trian and Tormentor, were about
sS "rs BaHeSS DAY. y ana g fns S %s
wiz sssSs Drss 6Gs
;IstsS ess;d EYER kGssos t&s,
slider : opposite the betting ring the Clio colt
lad laid 81. oo6 to S. against him. had cold
shiver. DoEgett rode his hardest, and pedes-
ported and when called up BY the Judges ad::
mitted that he had saneezed Iormentor anu
ha 5STs Min
was powerless to keep hi straight. Col Sim.
mons old the Jockey that second complaint
It was after this race that BIZ! DAILY sat in
the stewards stand and rected the following
for the ediiication OF those within earshot:
Life is real. life Is earnest
Dust 1 thou sa a st't to da., aG Gs,usness
Was not spoken OF the soul
Now who will say that the man from Hart
ford has nothing poetic in his his CON position
race handicap at one mile and sixteenth
Don Alonzo has been showing splendid;y
weight and q beating az well; He did 50.
was reached before making his effort Strath-
meath beat Highland. the pacemaker. without
Getting too many races in a short period. :,
Patrician. the even money favorite won tho
ds .Ve WITH hd TT to- T. III
tive Torchbearer getaway poorly, but showed
n is % f tsird Mamma al fe"unsfA''e 0ooS
stonenell was favorite for, the final race at
longs. and Correction and Gertis bis compet-
TORS. Correction would have won at Ave fur;
got up an and won ON by ss length. '' ''''e
Mr. Ohm A. Morris.who has Just returned from
the MstSs taF at tHst Is
hition. He and his son. Alfred Hennen Morris.
laughed at the published statement that the
autumn meeting of the New York Jockey
NJ J. W. Rogers a1 yesterday ANNOUNCED his
intention Of selling several horses during the
aace Brown and e Ns E Psston ssGns
being among the number.
rls PARK should maEs app n to Messrs.
Kelly 4 Bliss at their office. Is West Twenty |
oceek fooG
FIRST RACE
rGs a. sy.a "f % :s
9 "; Lsihy sons 9. Pedestrian. 8. byIBr.mol.-,
y { Days co 10 T. LamIvj
Psdasrisn - to Tor%sno soo tsG clio colt against
SECOND RACE
scond And 500 70 bird one mills and sixteenth.
10 1% H.oDle by Long "a"
iiShlsnd q, owe stock Farms b IN. Highland. g. IS
Victorious and Lizzie also ran.
Time, li4NH
Post Be'tinR-Even moneT Strathm cath 4 to
Don Alonzo. to Highland to l Victorious ~ to
Lizzie.
THIRD RACE
Tho Holly Handicap for two-yehr.o ds; 500 each
h. IT, with 81 500 added OF which $3.50 10 second ana
8 so to bird: six iurlonga.
Undine's stables b. Filtration, by wnIidle-Flirt.
100 a. TAy lori ,..........
Boyle Lutisned's br. Iialton. 10 REIN ,......2
f SPADE. and
Time, l;I4A
Post Betting-Five to 2 against Filtration to PrR
to Jack OF Shades. to Curacao. TO Haton. II
TO Rubicon, 70 TO FaJuive.
FOURTH RACE.
Tho Sea Breeze Stakes for year ods: $50 each
SI5 IT,. with 81 ,25o aided. of which 81 o to second
and g. % 10 third; ono mile and sixteenth.
@ Makers CHI. c. Integrity. by Sir Modrsd-Hroa.
" Hayward's b. O. Herald. io3 tDoggstti. .........
JsnnnRs's oh Deception. 1904 (simms)..... .
Chattanooga also ran.