The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-31
CLEVER SONG AND DANCE.
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wAssisoror. Oct. so.--After . hard days
battle the talent and bookmakers quit on about
equal teru<Ret -. Assph. The attendance vss
Large and the racing was Of . very high quality,
song and Dance running mile and sirteenth
in .ze. and dsfe.tins the clever handicap PR
former. Roche. By . length or tvo. No horse
% the turf this year has shown the same i'm
provernsnt - Song and Dance He hes won
-four races II this meeting. and seems 70 get bet
ssr with each succeeding race.
Nero snd Judge Morrow were equal favorites
FIR the opening race ct seven furlones. DoeEett
end Grimm being IN the saddle. The two-yesr-
Old. In Benguls. did not want for supporters
either. but az 20 could always be had against
him The McCsGerty 4 wishard csst-offs. Nero
and Judge Morrow. had the race 10 themselves.
Nero winning by a short head. 10 Benguia was
q fair third. He would have been better on had
little Barrett kept the con u Windsor closer up
during the first i've furlongr. Jack Joyner
thought he had BROKEN the Zoe for g. r. Rowland.
who bought judge Morrow TO make cross
country performer out Of him.
siIteenth drove all s~sy except Song and Dance.
ionohue's four year-old was q uFobIbitiye ia
Sorite. but few mem bcrs Of the talent refused
% accept the price and took chance on the
s-year-old. when they met last saturday
Roche carried 100 pounds TO ITO on Song
and Dance. To-day Song and Dance had
. marked advantage, and he really figured
good enough 10 lower the colOrs OF the
Sayorits. having finished at Rocbe's quarters on
Ia tauk the track
day and. opening q gap Of a couple Of lengths in
the first sixteenth ran the next mile in 81 2-b.
This settled Roche. and Trainer Joyper's war
~hoop sounded loud above the din Of he other
shoutsrr. Grimm did not have 70 raise LIE hands
from the witbers u the winner, and had y been
necessary the gelding could have won by nara
lack the jew was considered to be the real
fwo.ysar Odds. lie went 70 the post sfsvorits at
24toI Benefsc,o, fips6 and bizarre 81 were s ,s
lower turn. and taking no chanre., won in a
drive by half q length. Jack the Jew beating
was intorfered with couple q times or he
would have ksen closer 4! up at the finish ~.
own mare. berfsrgilia, to win the dash at .iI !
furIongs and half. She had Little Billy for !
S Sc .p.ss enough to WORRY The tGs
Of Onondaga at any time. Grimm taking matters
sy w n t .soop ,s' quite h.n edGf Thld
money went 20 Weinberg. Bergen rode the |
none until w s.. l hssEPF b" , .sSs,
Jimmy Mclaughlin found fault with the race. |
IL sJ AND q sh. s.
sailing be could have gone 70 the front In the |
% Of .hs Tft,s . s jhs s. gss
place. The young men who own him have found
that fast trials or any work except slow gallops
and trotting exercise. 10 not the thing for the
crippled son OF Great Tom. and they now in
dulgs him between race.
for maiden two-y ear -old.. This was the hand
some brown colt by IroquOis, out Of Lucille
II Parfyiil.. Only an accident IN the early
sprng prevented the colt from winning stakes
.sapo iss made S. n ~ xeS Se s
public this afternoon with simms on his back.
out taS, x. colt GSa saS from
down 70 TO 10 the price was pounded. The
Ira LitPish.id. were played :cns Tor The paos.
@ssa the ssg fell the Lucille s3 n9 col,
hands down. In aciion he is III Declare, but
az repose he IL Clifford all over, having. how
The Pouch colt Ses; Tuscan BY a Wide margin
for second money. Mr.. Bennett will name his
s3, yy,irE after his friend Valentine Mil'y Of
Tom skidmore received q strong support ia
Lady Ad.ms led from the fall Of the nag. and
beet her field with great cleserhess In the fast
The early psrt. but ran ssoond. third money
going 10 Gleesome. skidm0ro was prominent
s fH az. sS pSssSs n ' &c the 10
Robert A. Walden has nearly dozen head at
the Morris barn here from the farm at Middle
jim shields and his partner thought tina, Tom
kkdmore was certainty and they lost between
Col. y. NJ Hall OF Maryland was among the
Grimm says that Song and Dance hasn't run
poor since the day that Mr.. Belmont bought
him new whip at Grayessnd The gsiding re-
members the drumming lac got then. He 10 now
good tempered and gives no trouble at the post.-
Summaries:
FIRST RACE
s.S sS e. =. nero 30 fSod ss rai b
. : Ho~fsSd.O b. h. Judge Morrow, aged, ne orr.
s2 Ri. .T ssssI: os a.
row. 70 s.l;st. .P; . SG a6l b5 tS9i;
sEcOSD RACE.
PURE 500 Tor three ODDS and upward selling.
SIs%iSn si.6 ass soSg ma Dance by The
"" bSaosss.S e Eess.. tiis tDosIs,u.
. ss,tins twenty to ! on Eoshs. ~ to 9 sg.Ih,t
Song and Dance.
THIRD RACE
PuTss $500. for two ysaT-olls: selling; siI furlonEs
" y. hsSon's D. q Plush, Ly Emperor Fiorstts, I0s
sass.s, Gag. a., ts. i.s .ar,nls,
bsssfActor aIss ran.
Bs,,las Two and Ssh % sss.ln., y.rs the Jew.
hs I.9. 70 20 t. rs 5' 20 S. G'Ss
YOUTH RACE.
PI.s $500 foI THREE 'sarolds and upward selling;
Z E@lis I. 90; e. bsrf.rsilIa, 9, by onoAd.ss-
s;s;% .,ss. ss ~ ,Sa
ioi. .Sa F"nsS joss .i.a -, . TO ''''"'"'''''
;s$ ; sio 2 foi:-s g f@ss! Joia. Sf
sohn A bennett . r. e, by iroquols-LuelIls Bohn