The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-11
DORIAN'S SPLENDID RACE.
1R. noe ERs's GOOD COLr WINS
the COUNTRF CLTB HINDIC1P.

Coseeded weight 20 Bauquet, John Cooper,
Roche, snd Declare, ssd Bsst Ther- tIsv.
erIy-Reiaemere Takes the Hu-ter usu.
dIesp, for which Nah-s IVES - Great
Fsvsrits-sto-e.eii s.s CranIa wi. Ess.
ny-Nerc and DercIiet. Lo.g shots, PsIies
OE by the McCnserty. tVi-h.rs Csutis-
ssnt The Messrs. Morris VIII Have
Much Smaller stable Nest Year
The weather changed suddenly yesterday. and
instead Of an afternoon Of extreme dreariness
at Morris Park, with professions OF thor.
oughbreds strung out In maze OF mud and
rain. the snn sbone and the skies smiled.
making q pleasant contrast 10 the tenn
pest OF the morning. The Country Club
Handicap, for three year-olds and upward,
seemed 10 impress once more in the strongest
fashion upon the minds Of the talent the fact that
Dorian Is one OF the highest classed three
year-ods in training, this son OF Sir Modred
and Glendora oncedng weight TO such power
full adversaries as Banquet, John Cooper, Roche,
and Declare and winning rather cleverly. The
Hunter Handicap was an easy thing for Belde-
mere. the top weight. Taral rode the Preakness
hlly in clever fashion, and as he also won with
Dorian and Urania, IL was quite a field day for
the young man from Illinois. The track was
soft and slippery.
Dorian had not been out In some time, but
the colt lOOked so well ana moved so strongly IN
his preliminary gallop that the public made the
three year old an equal favorite with Banquet
At the opening of the betting. More money
came in on Dorian than on Mr.. 4. Dryers geld
ing, and the veteran went up In the ting UNI
I'll oIt to 1 could be had against his chances.
Declare was at 9 to 1. with long prices ranging
from 10 tol Roche to 60 to / Lizzie. offered
against the others. Hill DAILY thought Lizzie
was good enough to beat some of the Clinkers,
A. IL.
outstanding forfeits in order to send the mare
TO the post. Roche's last race was 80 poor that
nobody seemed anxious to bet on him, while
the distance was considered trihe too far
for John Cooper. The bulk Of the money
was Dorian and Banquet, with Declare
nlbbled at for the place Days instructions
to Jockey keefe were TO go to the front
with Lizzie and make the running as fast as
possible, but the boy. although willing. did not
have the necessary speed to obey orders, and
Declare was the pilot for the first furlong Then
John Cooper and Declare, running like double
team. showed the way over the hill. with Roche |
and Dorian length and half away. and going |
like one horse. Banquet and Lizzie were fifty |
yards away, and seemingly In trouble. Taral |
had double wrap on Dorian and when
well into the straight the Dutchman took |
the favorite into the lead. John Cooper and |
Roche were right at his throat, however, and |
Tsral could not sit still as they were most deter
a furlong from the wire the talent momentarily
expected the Dutchman TO 60 to the whip but
seemed To Become and Victory IN the as
hundred yards was assured, the handsome colt
ond neoS before RocRe Bsna Tnn sppeered To-
be much distressed after the race, the old fellow
Ssrss ws h DSso. az the ,E about
Improvement in form. owner William Donohue
lew days ago he considered him in The I pip o Of
condition. lie and his friends bet on him and
When he son e P%%iqas psrIs5%sd % badly
prevalence of tip on Mamma. the Yongfe,i low
flly that the Messrs. Morris depended upon to
interests OF the Mi scarlet but aS% raw as IN, me
only, one spoken OF BY those who usually know
Se hGa WA" S bea the s
that the race would be only common gallon for
her: From ~ 70 the price came iq@bling to
the Preakness pair. Bsidemers and Light
nair was Iiphtfoot' and In. half sister 70
Tivonia was served up a warm second choice.
at long odds and II " "a renorted that her ow1ers
the Msssrs. Burridge, stood to win a large sum
StonenelIie IA usual set our ~ maEe he nens
giving way to Beidemere sv and NaSma at the
in esd Be1d.m ns stretch iropg araY was swing
but Nshma. on whom Litttlefeid had ' not
as The outsider OF the Bpsaf ness palr Sunny
was punching iJghtfoot 10 Keen anywhers nea1
the leaders and I'iayton was in1nrnvio,, bis |
position on the outside with Bsrpness All
khrou9h the homestretcb Iit,iedeId vas
pected 10 come on win Nahma and viye ha,
tle 10 Beldemere. Littieaeld rode n verv veal
race; in fact some persons thought the mare
must have broken down an Iitsie usa AID he |
make OF her. and In the last furlone Beldemere
,iraxy sway and hoth paro,aas ga ItaS.1oae |
hesded tbs favorits Reldemere won sftar
little shaking up with Baroness second and |
Iightfoot third Nahma ran in bandages. bnt
Her owners saw that her underpining ia sI
irsmelv shaky " ps
n win he a surprise tn thu racing nub,,c IN |
earn that Fred Ifttleheid who has r}dden for !
the Msssrs Morris FOR Years ia onen for snuaae
ment as a Jockey for the season Of isa5 sTf.
Wessrs Morris have Informed him tbat tbair
.tabie will he 40 small nest year Thai tbav a. |
not feei iustiaed in having n reonisr liar
arge salary William Penn the second ioctey
I'M the Morris employ NAV also he seefi |
,ituation. When asked whether they intended q
reducing their stable next wear Mr. Aired ,
Hennen MoYris said yesterdsy ' "
we have scarcely any two-year-olds. Won
remeuber nearly All az otir marss sIinnad tbsJr
IoaIs 60, -. - 80 I. "a ,.,a Iii