The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-15
PATRICIAN'S NURSERY.
sHE BLEnToS cAs1-oFF DEFEATED
A 1OP-HEATY FxToRryE

Az Appropriate Victory, ns the Wfnne
Was Bred at the Nursery Stud - DO
Alfonso Lost tho jerome ITandicnp Z
YornG Ariou, but Han Hcmnrk.bi
Isee-Hm DAILY wins Mace st Las
-wsh Jin, PIckpicksr. nei Denonie
and Prince George Wis Their Races
The largest attendance OF tho meeting mad
the closing day at Morris Park o pronounce,
success yesterday. The Nursery Stakes. on
Of the classics Of tho turf was most sppro
priately won by colt that first saw the ligh
ct the Nursery stud, tho bay colt by import
cd St Blaise. out OF Peeress. owned By Messrs
PJ Dwyer b Son. leading all the way ant
passing the finishing post length before thu
odds-on- fayorits Sir Excess. Patrician wa,
very clsveriy handled By simma Patrioian cos
the Messrs, Dwyer less than $4,000 at tn,
sheepshead Bay meeting. The Jerome Handi
cap for three-year-olds was another gigantic
surprise. Col Ruppert's Young Arion. at IS tc
!, Indicating the favorite, Don Alonzo. by Q
length.
Sir Excess. on the strength Of his recent per-
formances. was very heavily supported to win
tho Nursery. while the Keene colt, Bowers,
was the medium for heavy plunge. and closed
q pronounced second choice Patrician got
away in the front rank. and Simms. picking the
dry portion OF tho course. opened quite gap
IN the 1rst quarter. There was some
crovding ct the elbow. Iubicon ana Sam Luz
cas- colliding and losing ground. Taral was
quito confident with Sir Excess for the
nrst half milo. but when he found that
Patrician showed no signs OF COM
ing back to him. tho sturdy little
Dutchman went to work with whip and spur
on the favorite. Sir Excess gained slowly but
surely. and q hundred Yards from the end
6imms was forced to rouse Patrician smartly.
The Nursery bred youngster responded with
rare gameness. and. try as Taral might. he
could not get nearer than length. Patrician
winning by that distance. Prl9 was . credita-
bic. third. The stake was worth about 81, 900.
t.ihly Cheering 70 Philip DwyeE Jr., who is Ill
bspes P Don f isS pOands H. Dryer
was confident that the big son OF Long Taw
Tn ths he was
to forty pounds Roche carried q lot Of money
70 finish as good as second, and not a few fair
70 win, Jimmy Lamly put . lot o. the talent
81 IN u sfP Wiz
Don Aionzo lost his chances for VIC
xh Yoaar S sas sSnx
N front; The boy, on Wormser. finding that
st Rqs e VIA hSca Il The
The big colt closed great gap In the run
home hut could not quite get ,up. and Young
thrd tho d.tsnes Ssus xSrS
q. %aePiassrt sns sPd i 1 We. hasd e
col. viii run out on ne IT,, f tarns 4 ssRsn to
Wan Jim was a slight tavorite over Cor
ios which there were but three starters; Cor
JIM s the ass
ter pole. .McLaughlin's smart four.ysar.oid
had no FOR
sSSIss p ,ss fE$eiss ss:s,s III. *
Isaac. JE. and .Abrshstn. bought
fSsns 8 ihslr saEsf The horses are now
fsotgtH5m closed fsyorite for the third race.
rspresentatlve. Melody. Closed. up q lot Of
n as snd fo %Snf h hsys
running ~ tho heaviest portion Of the track
az tne t TSsy ad I'd tho betting
ssyerly Tsrrier carried ReeEon up M0 thsS 9 XII
eonR as sss o sm sas Us Pet
L ., vent to the whip lonE before Pietnisker
engths. Reckon was bad last. ~
s9l psmonie oatsla.ssd his oppcnsnt IN the
'front.' at the start. and the result was never in
ionbt, Higgins's bread winner landing FIRST,
.,n Addis second and the two year-old Ilu
quite surprise. He had taken part in the
Nursery Stakes earlier In, the, afternoon. hut
he older horses weight in the selling race
Prince George and Minnehaha alone started
4, the last race. daah OF seven furlongs. |
est. but had 10 give way to the Prince When EMIT It
'ame to the final struggle; ooo
Next Monday the New Jersey courses will
,egln their fall meetings Linden opening Grst !
re. More than fifty, entries were received for |
THE Sun Is glad to learn that Bookmaker
Thompson did not invite Mr.. John A. Morris |
atside q tns course on Friday to engage
nsnt oyer the Factotum case. " '-'' e'A1
Mr.. Morris was greatly pleased with the |
hopeiai for the future Of The Il turf SUM mo
FIRST RACE.
m ssS sS a. :YsS ss % s
a'S Ts nws san s ss f VIE ~
ID correction, l.
mp're Stables ch. h. Tormsn,sl q iaa isinmsl....:s
pa,. m.nsy against wah JIM to
SECOND RACE.
For twovear ODDS which have run and not won Mt
bis meeting: n sweepstAkes OF $40 each with IA a
daed OF which 500 TO seoOnd and $50 third: seII
aE allow anc1s; six furongs.
I; e. paysb G. FaeIotun. by The Ill.Used--Favonia.
H.dD ii. Norris l. Melody. los Little
Y. Puisifers b. c. Roland Reed Gs iReith,' .'''''''
IN. - ' ~'so
Time. 1:13.
post bettnE-Five to AGAINST FActotum. 7 to 2 Blu.
rs. 70 Economist to Lochinvar, 4 10 Nelody |
. 10 Roland Reed. so to Baroness. ''
THIRD RACE
Nursery Stakes. for two year olds; a swsepstatss |
500 each. half forfeit. with 81, 800 added al |
hieh $50 TO second and $500 third winning pen.
ties ana non winning alowAnces; thrse,quarters |
u mile. f~~'' |
:. pwyer a sons b. c. Patriclan. by Sc. Blaiss-
W, Royers's b. c. Sir Excess i2s Taraj ...'....,'
A.. 4. u. d. II Morrss b. g. Prir I28 (IlttIsle cid,
Illusion. Sam Lucas Bowers Enfield. and Pirate
hisf also ran.
Time. 1913.
Post Betting-Ftve to on Sir Excess, Ssto AGAINST
owers IL 10 Patrician, 10 to ] sam Lucas, 20 10
rs 20 10 Rubicon. 30 to Illusion, 90 to Pirate
FOURTH RACE
Jerome Handicap three We ar olds. n