The Washington times., 1894-06-15
DORIAN A WINNER.
Sir Walter and Sport Both Defeated by the
Outsider in the Betting.

| Outsider IN the Betting.
NEW YORK. June IL There was n good at
| tendance at Morris Park to-day The chief in.
;ercst was the milo and a half race, in which
| Dorian, Sport, and Sir Walter started. and Sh
| Walter was 4 pIohibtive favorte, with Sport
| second choice and the three-year-old not wanted
| by snybodT but the punters The lac fell to a
| good start aad none Of the Jockeys seemed III
! ci ned 70 MAKE The runnnT. The consequent
| VS. that the race dcgcneratrd INTO mile cailoI
a:.d sprint # la a mile down the hill Dorian
| won III the slow time o. go.
| Gutta Perthai was made the favorite in the
first race in spite Of her poor showing in her last
! rnce, and she romped home winner. @ maa-
| cac was an odds on favorite III the second race,
| ana he, TOO, mad an easy victory Inc AntlcIpN-
| ton stakes was next, and Walter tried 10 give
| too much wei ht to Sir Galahad and run second
| to the keenc colt
| Then came the Baychester STAKES for three
| yeaT-Ol1s. and 4 IS gnee was made the fayori.e.
| he w4nner tyrned up in our Jack, on which
| Garrison had the mount, and he rode i'll his old
| form. finishing with rush which carried The
| others Oh their feet Another fay0rite won in
NTH race, tor Wah Jim was never headed SUM
| mRriss:
FIRST RaCE-Five furlOngs Gutta Percha, 1l5
tLittleGeldl, 10 3, wen by two lengths; Califor-
MA, lI5 ;Doggeft), 2l o /, second by two lengths;
Jessie Iaral, l05 (Grilin),5 tol, third Time
| l:Oi%.
SECOND RACE-One mile. Cornanche, lJs Sims,
TO 3, Won by length: Lizzie, ~ (keefel l. 30 J,
| second by Il length Peter the Great, u Blake,
| Z to ], third Time-l:4l.
| THIRD DISQUALIFICATION stakes Five and
one-half furlongs. Sir CalaEad, 100 tEamiltCnl,
to ). won by tbree-quGrters OF length; waiter.
| llS tGrininl, even, second b. hye lengths;
Snbrina colt, s6 (Beniamin) Il TO l, third Time
| l.05i.
FOURTH RAcE-Baychester stakes One
| mile our Jack. 1872 Garrison, TO :, won by a
length and n half; Discount ~ tsimsl, 10 !,
second by length and n half: Feacemaker, ll9
| (Snedekerl 10 10 l, third Iime-l,43
FIFTH RACE-Five and one-Aan furlorgs. Wah
Ii a IL . l4arNsrs sfFE
Lnstte, IO2 (Bergen), to /, second by two
lengths; Jack of Spades, Ill tGrifilnl, TO l,
third. Time-l.O6.
SIXTH RACE-Onc and one-half miles Dorian,
% Grimm, : 70 /. won by "a length and Il half
Sport: ll2 Sins, to l. second by length and
| half; Sir Walter, ll2 tDoggetp, to 4, third
| Time-2,i2
SEVENTH RACE-Five furlongs Selling Arrni-
taee. i06 Sins, to l, won 10y a head: tactorum
81 tkeeiel, to !. second by i've lengths; Addle,
IA tIaraD. : u >. third Time-0:59l!.
Entries for tomorrow:
Merry Monarch, 1i3; BY Jove, Will EliOn, III
each: Shelly Tuttie, Glenmoyne, Miss Dixon,
Melba, las each; Fred Douglass. Joe Ripley,
Henry OF Navarro I09 each; Melody, Beld emere,
102 each.
SECOND RACE-ODe mile. Kinglet us: Sport,
1l6; W. B., 100; Gold Dollar. IS; Lochinvar, 81.
THIRD kACE-Five furlongs. Harris, Herki-
rner, Agiator, lis each: South Side, Clovis,
Dolabra. Punch, Traiee Escape. Captain Jack,
Louis QuatIrze. Ill each; BGmhasette, Wind
gale, Glimpse llly, Lady Richmond. l0S each
FOUETH RACE-One mile. Connors, lib Long
Shanks Setauket. Dwight li0 each; Fusileer,
RChtmore. l0S each; Memento colt, Remote,
Lonsdale, DAILY. Little Mat, lOi each ClarGs, l0l.
FIFTH RACE-Cne mile. Lizzie. Ill; La Miserie,
Annie Bishop. iG1 each; Stonellie, 9j; Fli.t, %;
Star Actress, -
SIXTH R,cE-;ix furloncs The Commoner,
100; Romping Girl, 81; Philomena, sc, Lottie Eas-
ton, %.