The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-13
SABILLA WAS A SURPRISE.
LITTLEFIELD's FILLY WINS the
FASHION r rs ar NORRIS PARE.

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Charles Littleneld. IRE. Ally ssbrla, by Ty-
Pant, out Of Stella, with odds Of 20 to I against
her. won the Fashion stakes at Morris PARK
yesterday, standing a drive through the last
quarter Of a mile, ana catching the Oneck rep
Sesentstive California on the post. Il was .
surprise TO the talent, the bulk Of the money
being on Irish Reel. California, and Sadie.
California was apparently winning easily In the
last hundred yards. when sabilla rushed out Of
tile bunch, and almost before the talent realized
what had happened. had her head In front and
Kept It there. The track was in better condition
than for some days past, and II was an ideal day
for racing.
On the strength Of . reported fast trial In
which Agitator was beaten, the talent rushed
into the ring 70 get their money on Irish Reel,
the half sister TO Don Alonzo and Hornpipe. She
carried 100 pounds, or more than any OF her
competition. with the single exception Of the
Lorillard Ally Annisette, her weight being 122
pounds. Sadie at 100 pounds looked most In
wiling. and with the clever colored lad Alonzo
Clayton In the saddle, she carried the dollars Of
. smart division Of the public. Fred Littlefeld
reduced 10 log pounds In order to ride Owlet
without putting up any overweight on the Nor
ris candidate. John Higgins, who trains Ami
sette. said that the daughter of Topgallant
would beat the other top weights, and con-
eilered 8 TO 1 q false price against her.
Iittleheld was responsible for q long delay at
che post, either breaking away in front with
Owlet or keeping her 80 far behind the Geld that
there was no chance for . fair start. The delay
must necessarily have interfered with the
chances Of the heavyweight division. Irish Reel.
the ~favorite, was In the front rank for nearly
half a mile in company with California and
Owlet, but she rave II up when the battle became
tho warmest, and the supporters of California
considered the money as good as won when the
Oneck ally drew away from the others. Ami
settle was badly placed In the final quarter of q |
mile. aud Hamilton was unable to get through
In time 70 give tho leader Q battle. While he
was figuring for an opening On the rail.with only |
. slim chance Of squeezing past owlet, simms
brought sabflla out of the bunch under the whip. |
and catching California with . great burst of
epeed snstched the race out Of the fire with
Charley Littlefields ally. Owlet and Annisette |
had q tussle for third money. the latter earning |
fie $500 by q head Sadie ran . wretched race. |
kabllla saved the ring . great deal Of money. for |
there was . CARLOAD Of grcenbscks In the book
makers boxes on California straight and place
and Annisette . place. The winner was q very |
higlI-class fliy last spring. but yesterday was
the first time In q month that she has shown
anything like her highest form.
1t was . good thing on paper for Hugh Penny
u beat Maid Marian for tho opening dash at |
five furlongs. The Maid had beaten Penny 4 |
nose, carrying Ill pounds TO his III pounds, on
and with 100 pounds on Penny and
j 10 on the Maid 1t looked rs though the gelding
would turn tho tables on the speedy
Black Hawk was also a starter, aud
Gu Sn.. u S s1seassn .. h ns spou VICTORY IN the FIRST
~ NO "onAt Y VI not q
lightning might strike twice in the same place.
6rst three furIones saw Black Hswk Ma,d
Marian. and Hugh Penny aligned. Taral said
he never rode faster for a short distance than
Maid Marian carried him down the hill Some
body had To give up going at such breakneck
speed and Bise. Hawk was the nrst to ely
UT .ne nnHaa marian = enoush, ana
looa bet tedn DOWN, w "na h his Me.is MScs spsrs y,i nsd 4
, chri, smith Of ne Kendall Stables has no,
one s5s G nile t .Pd : fsfies sss and I'm he 'd di. ssiss 11 Witt It.
one mile and stsstsa him p ! 5hs Ss ss'iies rate at one ne
mile and o f1rlong, for which Redskin was the
poorly ridden by Penn, landing $4,000 for
the colts owner. Nero, who looked dangerous
at the end OF a mile. was third.
The talent went, down In a heap when Vic
torious, with Taral In the saddle. was beaten in
the selling race at q mile. The Canadian geld
Ing was very heavily backed at 8 to 5. despite
the fact that there was no way OF figuring how
be could beat Adelbert at the weights on public
Lonny Clayton rode the gray gelding
with q vast amount Of patience, and had only
the two-year-old Counter Tenor To beat at the
finish. This he did In 4. drive, the two-year-old
on gamely, and showing that he Is not
IS big a dufer As q majority of the public have
believed him to be. Discount, with Nose BEN
ialnin In the saddle. was third. Victorious could
never get up. Copyright and Restraint cut out a
lively pace Tor the tail-enders In this race, and
hey are sure TO win soon.
Bombazstte opened favorite for the maiden
race, but went up In the betting with q rush
Nh7n q heavy commission was placed on April
Foo, Bombazstte was first from the start, and
with a little shaking up by a length. Ham
lton was slow 20 get under way with April Fool.
md as usual the best the LorillArd colt could do
Was 10 run second at the finish. Truepenny WAS
.hird. Not . single owner awaited himself OF
he opportunity 70 put mp q maiden jockey and