The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-22

versiy Funishes TOR Not Keeping Ell
Horse str.isht-owiet Defeats Cennois
seur-A Neat Cour with Fiora Thornto'
-Irish Reel wi-s for che Nss-rs. Kee.e-
Lee.swsii Tee Mach Worse for His Cos.
petitor. IN the Last Rsee-Tho GsiIie,
e-a Victorious Cases Were Dismissed
Five thousand persons saw Mr.. J. & ~seagrami
game gelding Victorious win the Canarsi'
Stakes at Gravcsend yesterday afternoon, thu
Canadian-bred racer going the mile and a fur
long in 1855 and beating Tom Skidmore, st
Michael. and Judge Morrow with the greatest
ease. The geldlng's owner was present TO sec
Victorious win. His feelings were pleasurablc
after the race, although It was not all happiness
for him. as his four-year-old Saragosse. winner
Of the second race. was disqualified for foullnl
Banquet. IL was q most fragrant case of inter.
ference, and Mr.. Seagram did not complain be.
cause the purse went To another owner, but he
was worried because Jockey Fred Littleleld,
who rode the horse, was very severely punished
by the stewards, his fine being 5000, and In adj
dition to this he is suspended and his case is to
be referred to the Jockey Club for further &C.
tion.
There were but three starters in the Saragossa-
Banquet race, the gelding Jodan being sent TO
the post chiefly to give Forbes, q stable boy in
the employ of the oneck stable, an opportunity TO
ride his maiden race. Banquet was q verv heavy
favorite. and, despite his 12s pounds, was re-
garded by the talent as q certain winner. Jodan
made the running at the start, his youthful
rider letting him race as fast as he could for five
furlongs. Then Saragossa passed to the front
and was running so strong and true on the up
per turn that simms had to 60 TO work
on Banquet in order TO keep near the
four-year-old. Little1eld swung q little
wide at the head OF the stretch, and Simms sent
Banquet up next the rail. When the old geld
ing challenged sarsgossa opposite the betting
ring Littlefield went to the whip, and the four
year-old swerved into Banquet. Littlefeld kept
on whipping and riding, and Banquet was
gradually carried into the fence. He hit It once
or twice, and then 1t was a case Of going over
the rail into the infield or pulling up. Simms
chose the latter, reigning Banquet mp sharply.
and leaving Saragossa to win In q gallop. The
horses had not passed the post before hundreds
Of men rushed TO the judges stand crying
Foul, foull" 1t did not take the stew
ards long to reach q decision, for they
signallcd 10 Col. Simmons that Sara
gossa was disqualified, and ordered the race
given to Banquet. The stewards shortly after
ward announced that Littleheld had been fined
5000 and suspended from riding to-day. and his
case viii be referred to the Jockey Club. After
thC hto pDti AuIsc cdkiaiu abu hlh w u
said that they felt they were to blame as much
as Littlefeld, as they. had not told the Jockey
and that he could GO not be- kept 'r strais int u madIp
punishment. Littlefeld said In his own defence
that he had permitted BANQUET to get in on the
feared that BANQUET would swerve to the rail II
IL came to a drive.
Victorious was the o to 5 ~favorite for the
Canarsie Stakes, Tom Skidmore and st. Michael
carrying more money than any Of the, Others.
have nave I paoe to run run his sS'' b sns i rscesl e. M M,d m6ssf
the first five ~furlongs in / 500. On the
upper turn Victorious and Tom Skidmore closed
SID ne@sf hard rdo but Sis fPs PENN had. t the race Ssas se 9S%
and then to prevent a Surprise. The result of
the race was Victorious first by a length, with
Tom Skidmore second. two lengths before St.
Connoisseur wasn't q lucky investment for the
talent In the opening race, as Doggett broke one
,owlet. the second choice at 8 to i, wa
Hermanita, and everybody was waiting for CON-
noisseur to go out after her. The mishap came
to 70 { se iT,t sSs f% %S@te'' fRs pRRs ennsl w chased ST oMiss
the Morris nlly winning rather cleverly,
beat Roundelay a nose for third
John McCafrerty. Enoch wishard, and their
Western friends landed q pot Of money when
Julien. beat John Cooper. Figaro. and other good
three year.olds in the dash at one mile. They
as much as go to / against her, and when
she drew. up to John Cooper on the upper turn
and finally left him in the homestretch. there
a how, OF Joy from those who had their
Il n1 the ti nj mo and sSp dr sSsNI II so sem an sat sh Str beS cHl%
and Figaro, who came with a great rush at the
won by a couple of lengths had the boy desired.
Declare is getting good, and beat Figaro a head
The handicap for two-year-olds was the best
PhGbus, Irish Reel, and Cromwell all carrying
hey are allied With more or less confidenee IN
:hslt G sslliisy a sS PHI ri.h Il Reel SR irs SsIs t ins a %Gis Si, %
,egtn at the start, ,Magian the most prominent
4 the others In the first furlong. Irish Reel
srisSt Phebus, and the finish was q SMASHED,
si%%shA r Sy s By q n sSFs Witt; fEsiffsiq Tra shs b Sssn sri nlhfy
'hoebus as far for second money. MaRian be-
1otSins li az the e s aaSIr in.fsad ro Of Closing ssf s. a sss eh e
With the burst Of speed which characterized his
Derfargiila was the ~favorits oyer Leonawell in
he last race, a dash OF six furlongs, just why
he public could not figure after the race was
pssa in lis w Whining s'f rsc s0 oS we sssTS S lssss
and Wsrnberg made the running 10
ss Iai riding haEi0 oio.eeS S't ia Edfn a asS wsn s Snd ss
leased in f:l4Ar Derfargilla shook Weinberg
a AZ the sane Ann time n and was as second .SG%d at the end;
aces before the season closes at 81. Asaph.
'hither he will be sent when the legitimate
eason closes in this State.
1t was announced yesterday that the stewards
I the meeting had dismissed the cases against
)r. Street and his pet Galilse and Jockey ReA-
an and the gelding Victorious.
=: " Newton has Dough. the iye,year-old
The Eatontown delegation lost a fortune on
Phebus. Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE
A sweepstakes of els each for two-yearO lds, with
900 added, OF which 5000 TO second and slOo to
'AaA.H n aorrI.s B. {; owIet, by ROssington
Owsley, 100 uittleneld), ..,,,.........l
J, DwyeT,s B. g; klnnel, Ill lsimmsl. ...,u,.u...
naTles Littieneid, Jr.'soh. C. Connoisseur. 1873 dog
kOandsiAy and Hsrmaliia also ran.
Time, LOG.
Betting 20 l on ConnOlsssurI against owIet 9
koundelay, q TO IL Kinnel. 40 10 ii HsrmAnitA.
to l.
SECOND RACE
A handicap sweepstakes OF as each for thresyear-
DIS and upward, with 81 900 added, OF which s200 to
cond and 500 60 third one mile and . furlonE.
Ella 7, les lslnimsl
neck stables CHI g. JodAn, 4, 81 Forbesl ..,.,.....s
l. seAgrAm's b. 9. saragossAl l0S uLttleheldl ....,. 0