The evening world., 1894-06-21

ne OpculnB race WAS u QaSn OF IlVe
furlongs. Those old rivals, Stonenell and
Correction. were both entered and their
presence frightened eight OF the original
sosn o bs nas Sny four sp
favorite at 2 to 6, Correction was quoted
at to and almost any price could be
had against the others.
The starter was not long in getting
them away. A vivid. scarlet. Jacket
flashed to the front and stayed there
Correction wins" roared the crowd.
distanced the great stoneneIl and Little
and won BY half dozen lengths in 1.-THE the
m sssfs run ths 1Ssr the track
Sirocco last year 2-5 of second, and Is
a much better performance.
favorite. 1t was his first start this sea
son, yet the public had confidence enough
in him 10 play him well.
ers' stand with the remark that If Can
delabra didn't win he'd never again bet
| on one Of his own horses.
Doggett shook the young plunger's $
nerves by lying a trifie too far out OF
| the race, but at the end Candelabra won
| with trifie to spare.
Melody, far In front, had every one
Sen for time but she died
Long Beach. after sulking most of the
way, came with rush at the end and
| secured the place.
s92O, place. s7.e5. and $500 third, Long
hheaSh; ih,rG 10 Place ss4S; third T'O' Melody.
The third event was a race for two
year-olds. There were originally twenty
three entries in this race, but the Asso-
clation came to the conclusion that
twenty,three maidens in one lump, were
split IT up into two races.
| ,Owlet was supposed to be the good
| thing In the race. She was favorite at
to 2. True Penny from the Keene
string was said to be peaches and
Neither, was ever in the hunt Ma
to dnish. and scored an e easy Wv victory S,'
from st. Pauline, n 20 to / chance, who
came fast at the end and beat Lucania
for 70 the ne place The winner was quoted
The fourth race was the second half
OF the maiden event for two-year-olds,
and 1t went to The Buffer. who won
chance. was second, and Jessie Taral,
the favorite, was third.
| AS soon as the fourth race was ovsr
a rush was made for the ring. The
Suburban was the one event OF the day
on which every one wished 10 have a
bet, and the result may easily be i'm.
agrlhned; rne .,, mas .oo,,,u, .,..,., =.
humanity, and once one got into the
whirl 1t took the hardest kind OF fight.
Ing to get out. The struggling mass
was fringed in by greenbacks, waved In
the hands OF frantic bettors trying &c
back their respective favorites.
The books could not handle the money
fast enough. Great stacks of bills Were
piled high in the cash boxes, afrordinp
great temptation for one to make a gral
and travel There We're many timid ant
unsophisticatel who never got near tn,
bookmakers stands.
Ramapo ruled a strong. favorite, with
Sir Walter and Henry OF Navarro next
In demand Banquet was also wei
backed.
Stowaway was scratched at the last
moment, and Bergen got the mount on
st. Michael.
FIRST RACE.
Sweepstakes OF SIS each with 81 900 added
for nhfeeyear-ods and upward aye fGT!oIgs -,
Ssrss.ioT' s. is lls g, Gg,t!lsasId.... si o., i j. i.
BOiero, lis HOrtOn, .iSO.i isii ! /
Correction got away in front, ant
simply spread.eaiEled her field winning
under punishment. was second all tn,
Dolly colt. Time..o.5s 2-5.
Mutuels paid: Straight, $1365; place
$500. stonenell paid s6.15 place.
SECOND RACE
Purse $1,000 for three e.year-olds and upward
80 each selling; one mile and i, an eighth ,, ~.
candeisbra, IL. Dosgsto.. -. Is Is : - Ia" IA
Long Beach. III ,simI..... 5-i 6-5 q 81
Melody; 81 walksrl. .........lo.i al Z rha"
Ciementine 100 u. Psrkins)lo-l ga s.
DAILY 50 Csheedy). 2oo-l 4o-i s
Melody rushed to the front imme
backstretch with open daylight between
herself and the field, clementine an!
cahdelabra were next. In the stretci
Long Beach. A rsttilng nplsh epsued
candelAbra, Long Beach aud Melody m