The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-07
MISSING, SIROCCO'S SPEED.
TIE coNoukRoR OF KINGSTON AND
LhA5PLI0HThR BEATEN BY YEMEN.

The Fleet 6rrinter Couit Not Run Any. Al
though Urged by Doegott-The Jockeys
Impertinencs to r. j. Dwyer Funishea By
suspcnsion-Nr. Coiiins VIII ne Asked 60
Expi.ia - Dobbins the Honest Beaten by
Jack OF Spades. .nd Sport, Poorly Rid
Gen. Loses the Paiisade Stakes TO Ajax.
The racing at Monmouth Park yesterday was
decidedly sensational. Dobbins being beaten
by Jack OF Spades In the Seabright Stakes.
while Sport, another OF tho puplio's idols. wont
down before Ajax In the Palisade Stakes for
three-year- olds. Prior to this Sirocco. top
heavy favorite, the conoueror Of Kingston and
Lamplghter. was beaten by Yemen In the
opening event. for which he looked likea sure
winner.
This succession OF hard knocks made the
talent cross and unhappy and had Addie lost
the final race there would have been more
scowls than smiles on the faces OF the 1000
persons that left the grounds while the sun was
| acouple OF hours high, Mr.. Rowe getting the
fields away so promptly that New Workers. were
homo before 7 o'clock. As the Sirocco race
caused the most excitement It calls for dis
cussion before either OF the stake events.
The field was greatly weakened by the
| withdrawal Of Vestibule. Ambulance. and Be-
nella. and nine-tenths Of the talent looked upon
Sirocco as the surest OF suro winners. He was
held at a short price for q time. but after few
minutes the odds against him heightened con-
| siderably, but not enough to rob him OF first
place in the hearts OF the public. Yemen and
the two year-old Appomattox were his sole
opponents. Doggett the regular jockey OF
the oneck Stable. who has ridden slroceoo
In many Of his RACES. had the mount
yemen o%tssn tss tavorite and 6oggett could
get no closer to him than his saddle skirts.
| although he was punching Sirocco IN the nrst
| throa furlOppa and plnCkinU TO him vROr.
emily, content with the advantage he had Sc.
Dossett picked up his whip and iloerea sirosco
from there to the stand. Simms was forced to
pomettox was q very bad third.
room after Weighing in he, was Intercspted By
Mr. Philip pWyer In the Mon.
BroOkiyn Jockey Ss claS. and me@ber Of the
Beard Of ContEe Mr. d9wy t sad that he
&c ak
hs rsp ssd
he let his bad temper have full swing saying:
Anybody who says pulled horse is q
Mr.. Dw,yer heard the remark through the
Sssits sI ED s Nj; bSSs!: .hSorsSSasSiy
sned to punish him. he les SUSCEPTIBILITY told The
Board Of Stewards 'ths Judges; and that body
eett indeantely snd sent @
cation to the Board OF Control recon-
is nss bey clever ndo Snd
boy with first class reputation for hon
s His failing on his neDts
ago; When he has had time to reflect. and will
apoloGize to Mr.. Dwyer, that gentleman. who
mas SOFT heart Will no doubt help to
The Judges we're anxious to see Bookmaker
ssnssE could not fna HIN: i was said that
present Ihis regular trainer. j; v; Colds
borough being at Brighten wanted mt Collins to
seedsS as hi e0FS d
fused to do Mr. Collins will be asked a
few by ody
when he defeated Ajax. Lampliehter. and |
others. but he had noispeed yesterday. Last
races t and some very good ones. but q late
his performances have been all good; with the
IN hs
Sheepshead Bay. carrying 1856 pounds. being |
inr and away the best on record under the con-
Rumors of the trouble reaching Mr.. Pierre
asaest ssoseo
the same weights and distance. Collins said
Dobbins looked decidedly tucked and drawn
hs wen t o his bsy
At Sdd ss s %s He had a sssa
Smart. l9oEinS eSIt jack 81 spa les. y Masnst;
o cRsrs caught
bedy By the fbs b which an b6s
to !: preisrrnFk to !, for the place
n nen as thra Haton. Weighing at essa
hundred pounds more than when he last ran
ct Norris prk had .r few for seond
tsnse When H ths flag is JACK e SPADES Dob
spsdss1 vas II the sentFe q the course
% Wed s anf h afsR
ham P was vas. riding Debbins With s Whip il. and
Spades admiralty fidden By Hamilton s' led
fast Of the finish and beat Halton half q length
" it wi, was no disgrace to Dobbins to be beaten
the S snfe 81 sG
Sport was fav9rite at odds on for the Palisade
English lad. Price, whose horsen ..nship, while
honest; is not as finished or vigorous as that
Don Alonzo, and Rainbow were withdrawn.
Sport. Sloane took the track with Ajax
the stretch very wide, neither sport nor Red.
skin could get near him. the son Of Dandie
powerlcss TO help Sport. and rolled and pitched
like d ship at sea; The colt must have be-
lost the place to Redskin. W. =. Gilpin. part
owner and trainer OF Sport. said his colt
was At and good and had no excuses to offer
for him.
The first race was siroccos, which has been
fully discussed. Game little banquet was ia
vorite at odds on for the second event. Pick
pocket and Reckon. the other starters being
well into the stretch. when banquet and Pick
pocket made their run, Pckpocket tried for
100 yards or SO. and then dropped back APP
and when opposite the carriage field he began
to ryn kindly he closed on the fayorite with q
rush that was startling Lamlv had to ride |
his hardest to win with Banquet BY q neck,
Pickpocket clinginR. to him to the end. Reckon
WAS only fair third: