The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22
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THE LUCKY DUTCHMAN.'
Since the future books opened on the
race Kamapo has been the IdVorlte. his
victory was a most popular one. The sta
bic is In good order with the hackers or
favorites. and Taral, his rider, IS one OF the
most popular Jockeys on the turf. This
victory gave Taral, who Is rightly called
the Lucky Dutchman, a record enjoyed
by no other jockey-that Of winning the
three big handicaps Of the year. lie won
the Brooklyn with Dr. Rice a discarded
stable companion Of RamapO and the
Metropolitan and Suburban with RamapO.
The race was run through and was a
thoroughly clean and healthy one. Ban
quet, who is known to be nervous in
big field, was taken TO the front. and
not allowed to feel his position He was,
IN consequence, for the first time able to
DO justice TO himself In a fair sized fled.
sport showed his temper in the early part
OF the race, and Thompson could 90
rtthiHS With him until too late.
sR v'TrFr T,MrERFD WITH TO MICH.
Sir Walter has been tempered with too
much. His price at the post was not
what II should have been. He was brought
from Jerome Park early this morning,
ana had not recovered from the change of
air and scene. and was really unequal to
the task set for him. The pace was set
by Kinglet and Banquet. and was too
hot for Pickpockct and Henry Of Navarro.
Don AlOnZO was the same big hulkng
cur he always is I'm good company. He
was content TO lope along in the rear
ranks st. Michael and Charade were
thoroughly outclassed COmanche. in tenn
per and habits and courage. resenhlcd
Don Alonzo He Is a great hA5e in mod
crate company. As a stake horse he is n
counterfeit. kinglet simply did all that
was asked Of him He made the pace as
hot as he knew how, and then left mat
tiers for his stable companion. RamapO,
to finish. King Lee acquitted himself
creditably. When he becomes thoroughly
acclimated he will make some of the
cracks hustle 10 hold their own. Ramapos
time, 2:06 Is. is 2-5 Of a second faster than
the race has yet been run in Lowlander
ran II year ago In 206 3-5. The best
time prior to that was made by Salvador
in 1890 He went the distance I'm pos -.
The conditions for fast time were perfect.
There was scarcely n ripple of air stir
ring. and the track was in perfect going
order
Following are the summaries:
Fuse raec-ror three year olGs and up
wards. n sweepstakes OF Sl5 each. with
SO added. 1--WE furlongs-Cor Ol9,
Littlened. il 70 y first. Stonenell second,
Dolly colo third. Time. 50 2-J.
Second race-fOr three-yoar-Olds and up
wards. purse $1,000, selling allowances;
mile ard q furlong- Candelabra nl2 Dog
gett, TO - first, Long Beach second, Melo-
uy tnird. Ilme lob -.
Third race-a sweepstakes for two-year-
old maidens Of SIS each, $1,000 added;
half a mile-Maretti 0lS. Griffin, 10 y
first. 81. Pauline second, Lucania third.
Time. -.
Fourth race-sweepstakes for two-year-
olds. with 1900 added. maidens. half A
mle-The Buffer Nl5. Doggett 10 y
first. Punch second, Jessie Taral third.
Time IS rs.
Fifth race-the Suburban handicap. n
handicap sweepstakes Of 800 each: $1,000
added: the second TO receive $3.50 out
Of the money SO added and % per cent
Of the stakes: the third 10 receive 1900
ont OF the money SO added and 10 per
cent of the stakes. one mile and quar-
ter-Ramapo N20. Taral. : to 81 first, Ban
quet 0l9. Simms 8 to u second. Sport
d14 Thompson. - TO ID third King Lee
Henry Of Navarro. pickpocl1et. Sir Wal
ter. St. Michael. Don Alonzo. Comanche
Kinglet, and Charade also ran. Time
2OG l-i.
Sixth sweepstakes with 81 600 add
ed for three-year-olds. selling, one mile
Chant 81. T.. Johnson 9 10 - first, Fac
totum second. Mr.. Jingle third. Time.
/ 40 p.
seventh race-the Bay hurdle handicap
sweepstakes with $500 added. two mles.
over eight hurdles-Ballarat GG5. Bishop.
3 to u first. Jugurtha second, Woodford
third. Time. 1854.