The Washington times., 1894-06-19
LULU rILLY WON.
Debutante Stakes at Morris Park Taken bv
an Added Horse.

an Added Horse.
New YORK June 1s-There was considerable
excitement to-day in the betting ring at Nor
ris Park in the Debutante stakes, for the cal
culations OF the talent were upset by three
added horses. One OF them was J. E. Nc
Donald's Lulu filly, who was not Of much ac-
count in her last race. The owner and his
friends flooded the ring with money, knock
ing the price down from 10 to at the open
ing to s to 5 at the close. Much had been ex-
pected OF Sweden, who was highly tried
yearling, and she had good deal Of back
ing. They went away to good start after
long delay at the pest, and the Lulu hlly
took the lead, winning easily.
In the Long Island lightweight handicap
none but Herald tried the issue with Conan
che, and the latter fought hard for his head
all the way to the finish. He did not stop at
the wire. but was sent on for the suburban
distance, which he ran in 2:10 fiat.
Wah Jim was asked to do too much In the
first race. and with 1876 pounds on his back
could do no better than third. Armitage won
very easily, with Trevelyan In the second
place. Peter the Great was the favorite in
the second race, with Ornus and Beldemere
about equally fancied for the place. LOllie
Eastin was an odds on favorite in tho fifth
race. but she ran poorly and did not finish in
the first three. The winner turned up in
Havoc, who opened at so to and closed at
10 to l. while Dalabra pulled of the place
money at the comfortable place odds Of to /,
quietly backed by his owner.
In the last race Big Min fell just after the
start and broke his neck. The Jockey was
uninjured. Summarizes:
FIRST RACE-Five furlonga Armitage, 1875
Sims, TO !. won by three lengths; Trevelyan,
lis uittleheldl, to l, second by head; Wah
Jim, 135 (Garrison). = to 8, third. Time-1 OOI1.
SECOND RACE-One mile Peter the Great, lis
cTarap, TO /, won by length; Ornus. lie
(I.ittlefeld).5 TO !, second by one-halt length;
Beldemere, lU7 (Snedeker), to !, third Time
l:il4.
THIRD RAcE-Debutante stakes Five fur
longs. Lulu hIy, l15 (Grinn), to !, won by two
lengths: Sweden, lis (sms), to ], second by
half length; Liza, lis tLamley), . to l, third
Time-l.0l
cap One mile. Comanche, ll3 Sims, to 3, won
by half length; Herald, I0i (Grinin),8 to 5,
second Time. i:il4
FIFTH RAcE-Five and half furlongs Havoc,
III PENN, 10 to l, won by three lengths Dalabra,
Ill Q.amIey), % 10 l. second by length; Maretti,
Ill (Grininl, TO l. third. Time, los.
SIXTH BACE-Mile and a furlong. Star Actress,
l05 BERGEN, 3 to l, won by length; Antipode,
l05 Blake, 20 to /, second by half length; Del
Norte. 40 PENN, 8 to 1, third. Time, l:5s
Entries for tomorrow:
FIRST kACE-Five-eighths Of a mile Tormen-
tor, Lzzetta, Il9 each; VIII Elliott III; MeIba,
ia; Lustre, ll2 Treve.yan, Will Fonso, Rubicon,
Ill each; Ben Lomond, Factotum, lO5 each; War
Bonnet, SO.
SECOND RACE--Handicap. One mile and n six
teenth. Don Alonzo, l2i: Roller, l07; Restraint.
95 Ornus, 20; Treasure. 80; Setauket, 81
THIRD RAcE-Three-luarter of IL mile. Great
Eclipse stakes. Prince of Monaco, Walter. Sir
Galahad, Connoisseur, Utica. Paadn, 1ls each.
FOURTH RACE-One and one-eghth miles Bel
mont stakes. Domino i25; Prg, lly: Henry OF
Navarro. III; j. c. Ripley, ll2 Domino doubtful
FIFTH RACE-Five and one-half furlongs Cap
tain Jack, lis; Windgale, Cockade, Glensilla,
knockabout formerly ch geiding Chance),
Dam Rose, Spaldingmore, li5 each
SIXTH RlCE-one mile. viii Elliott, l07; Au-
gusta, Belle, MeIba. Miss Dixie, I0i each; Gold
Dollar, l03; Treasure. I0s: Clementue. Bess Me-
Duff, l01 each: Oporto, 81: Setauket, 9 Melody So
SEVENTH RACE-Five-ei-hths of n mile. Match,
ston-nell, Ia each; Correction, lG9.