The evening world., 1894-06-21
THE OTHER RACES.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY. Tune 1.-THE
opening race was n dash of five
furlongs. Those old rivals. Stoncnell and
Correction. were both entered and their
presence frightened eight of the original
dozen INTO scratching. only four starters
going to the post. Stonenell was n hot
favOrite at 2 to 5. Correction was quoted
at 2 to l and almost any price could be
had against the others.
The starter was not long In getting
them away. 4 vivid scarlet JACKET
flashed to the front and stayed there.
"C9rrectIon wins roared the crowd,
d!stlrced the great S%tonencll. and Little
field, taking no chances, kept her gong
and won by half n dozen lengths In the
9,5s IS. This hi beats the record made dI"i by
Sirocco last year 25 of a second, and is
a much better performance.
The second rae, brought together a
favorite. 1t was his first start this sea
son, yet the public had confidence enough
In him 10 play him well.
, Plttsburg Phil came up in the report
ers' stand with the remark that II Cam
delabra didn't win he'd never again bet
on one Of his own horses.
nerves by lying a triae too far out of
the rioe, but at the end Candelabra won
with a tribe to spare.
Melody. far in front. had every one
utSSlllS u a tlllle, Jul Sht ulti AWAY
when L came to a pinch in the stretch.
Long Beach. after sulking most OF the
way. came with a rush at the end and
secured the place.
Mutuels paid: Candelabra, straight.
SEQ. place, s7.95,. and Sc. 80 third. Long
REACH Place Sf; third $3.50 Melody,
The third event was a race for two
year-olds. There were originally twenty
three entries in this race. but the Assoc
citation came to the conclusion that
twenty-three maidens in one lump were
more than the crowd could stomach and
split II NJ into two races.
.Owlet was supposed to be the good
thing In the race. She was ~favorite at
s to 2. True Penny from the Kecne
string was said to be peaches and
Neither was ever in the hunt. Ma
retti, ridden by Griffin, won from start
to finish and scored an easy victory
from 81. Pauline, a 20 to l chance, who
came fast at the end and beat Lucania
for the place, The winner was quoted
The fourth race was the second half
OF the maiden event for two-year-olds.
and 1T went t? The Blurer, who won
chance, was second, and Jessie Tarai.
the %favorite. was third.
As soon as the fourth race was over
a rush was made for the ring. The
on which every one wished TO have q
bet, and the result may easily be i'm
aRlned.
The ring was a seething maelstrom OF
humanity, and once one got into the
whirl 1t took the hardest kline of fight
Ing 70. get out. The struggling mass
was fringed in by ~grecnbacks. waved In
the hands OF frantic bettors trying to
back their respective fayorltcs.
The books could not handle the money
fast enough. Great stacks % bills were
piled high In the cash boxes, Rffording
great temptation for one to make "A grail
and travel. There were many timid and
unsophisticated who never got near the
booknakers' stands.
Ramapo ruled a strong favorite. with
Sir Walter and Henry of Navarro next
In demand. Banquet was also well
backed.
Stowaway was scratched ut the last
moment, and Bergen got the mount on
st. Michael.
FIRST ACE
| Sweepstakes OF SIS each. with 81 900 added,
for threeysAr-olds and upward; Ave fuIlonr,
Starters. betting. 81. HI Fin
ss ;5ssSsiI. ~ Il; , &ilS'1tnelo, 49, s: % out out ! +. l.
Dolly colt. lO6 McDermotU, iOO.i l2-l I
Doiero ii6 tHortonl .......loO- i2-l
Correction go; iva in front, and
simply spread-eagled her field, winning
In a romp by Ave lengths. Stonenell
under punishment, was seccnd all tn,
way, finishing TWO lengths before tn,
| Dolly colt. TIme-o.59 90.
Mutuels paid: Straight. SiS65; place
$3.50. Stonenell paid S.l5 place.
SECOND RACE.
Purse 1900. for thrss-ysar-olds and upward