The sun., 1894-08-29
THE TALENTS BIG DAY.
SIR FAToBIrEs sUCoEssFUB AT
sHEEPsHEAD Ear YEsTERDLK

Brsudywine Takes the Dash Stakes In Tn
pressivs Fashisr-Deri.n wins ths Tvir
| City Handicap, with Sarrsosss Second
| Ducst Runs = Nile In 4 ne. s.d Couis
Have Gone Faster-Huriinshs-, Hush
Penny, Dr. G.rrett, ssa Marshall tbs
Other wi-.er--stsrter Rowe s.a Tod
| sios.e-As.isnee-A-ns Claiming Case
The poorest field that has started for the
| Twin City Handicap in years went TO the post
| yesterday at sheepshead Bay, Dorian, the good
| three-year-old in the stable Of J. w. Rogers,
winning with considerable ease. with saragossa,
| J. f. Seagram's four-year-old. second, and the
Manhattan Stables three-year-old Dobbins
third. o. II. p. Belmont's Brandywine, the
second horse in the Futurity on Saturday last,
won the Dash Stakes at i've furlones with the
utmost ease, defeating Mckee, Bandspun. Dol
abra, Lissak. Phebus, and The Swain, thereby
pleasing the Messrs. Belmont who naturally
took the nvelest interest In the race. II wss
q scorching day for the ring, as the first
six races Of the day were won By the favor
ties, and Nero, second choice in the last event.
only suffered defeat by . nose. One of the most
meritorious performances OF the afternoon was
Ducat's mile in 100 with l1s pounds up This
places in eclipse all former records for the dis
tance over the Sheepshead Bay course.
Agitator, Havoc, and other prumising material
being withdrawn from the Dash Stakes and
the quality of the additional startsrs-McKee
The Swain, and Phobus-not being considered
high, there was the widest kind Of plunge on
Brandywtne the brother 70 Potomac going TO
the post at odds on. Many persons who had
seen Handspun work at Saratoga greatly
fancied the daughter of Hanover, and the price
against her was cut considerably by post time.
Mckee was also played down ten or fifteen
points. Llssak and sir Galahad, both high-class
colts, were not fancied because Of the amount Of
weight they were being asked to oonoede TO the
others There was probably ten minutes delay
before the flag fell Handspun and The Swain
werc the leaders In the first quarter Of . mile,
the last named giving way 70 Brandywine at the
elbow. Little Clayton did not have TO move on
the white-faced colt, who bowled along Inn
pressively and won with many pounds in reserve
by half length. Mckee, ridden BY Reiff. made
q most determined rush in the last furlong,
and: Snes needing Mandspqn and DSlabra ss-
money % Sir ' daSRaS and nef Iis.aa ar '1e Were
beat beaten three Or four lengths: II was the firss
sssy 'issa
Ito She .ss on ma6S Ss
way going Ing than M % HsnoV.s @ aS had sSd
fhs e yf
colt Qf unmi.tAkeble speed lines, his shoulder
Els Els .sfae SRs az. snd Sos snd sis go
class, He will give good account Of himself
The early promise Of tho Twin City being a
really great race was DESTROYED BY the seratoh-
tns of s
With onIy DoSSins ohsaS hoInpipe The Pep
sG s' tnS
g :ss Bs 1s Ghf. &
faRsnDE 70 as hs isis Dag PSfss 'SSi
piloted the neid around the first turn and
up the RsSsan taxing
Hamilton had some ditiouity In restraining the
favorite, who was full Of running. Dobbins
ocSins as though he bad S his sSe speed anS could
go much faster Whenever called upon. Soon
earnest saS &.
Ss sss IT
the inside s;O looked and
away, from his antagonists, saragossa re-
HsarlsS Sy S lis "p sgpertioas u % IN tss ts0 upps; SSa
tSprn he hSd az 2 neu,. srcSumS s9 the smart
shoulders. Dobbins. and CHAM, had It hammer
fS1 ad sao RI,
mile and fuEipPS IN s5 DobSlns % is TSi rcanSins
he met Dorian at Jerome Park.
mI,Rnghs Of great speed
over the fiye.furlons straight course, I long ODDS
being laid against all the others except |
Sc ts shSnSs ssSSna sa
company With the fayorits until The iass quar-
beat Panway two lengths for second money. |
passing the last furIons pole where he made a
SsSss Z 4. .is$sSa. Sss asss: Rs#:
bad struck him with the whip while at the post |
snS wanted to make , the start and ride
the starter about using his whip In future. and |
the matter win end there unless the Jockey CAR |
There is no doubt that Sloane gave great provo |
cation ut the post but Starting Judge Col. Hall |
would svc oa the HHa
nent such conduct deserved.
aGshS Ss isHRy his the
'till IN the second race, and galloping over the
tnishing line the easiest OF winners: He was
'all to finish. Frank r. Hsri. Wah Jim. and
Fondoline chased Penny until the last seventy.
he ruok with BLACK Hawk and Secured second
money, q head before Frank II. Harf, who In
urn beat Armitage q neck. Hugh Penny is ono
y the fastest and best-looking selling plsters
A bad trio of three-year-olds ran in the sweep
takes for non-winners OF 500 for horses OF
hat age. DR.. Garnett was favorite at even
money and he won with speed In reserve at the
nd, although Mr.. Donner's Antipode, the pace
maker to the stretch. seemed 20 have him In
rouble three furlongs from home, Indra was q
Then came Ducat,s sensational mile. The NJ
ooking son OF Deceiyor was an syen-money shot
Q beat Candelabra Jack OF Spades, Bimbo, Prlg,
md Soundmore. Grimm rode the Jack. and the
pace was hair raising. from the start.
aok Of Spades, attended by, Prig and
ecOnds, the Ave furlongs in 200 2-5, and the
hree quarters of . mile In II 2-5. AL OF this
ime Ducat was simply nOdding under Simms's
,ull, and Jack of Spades was going smoothly
jTSat % ss 1SS SoSa gSs
syoFte Through the stretch: The rating Capde;
)Oggett was hard at work on MIN on the upper
urn, where he showed dangerously near the
eaders; For furlong through the homestretch
lucat, Prig and Jack OF Spades ran Tapped but |