New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27

Sweden a Nell-bdcked second cnOlct' <tI'-
plause, with Sims up was the favorte Sweden
! got away we'll and held good position until she
She did not hit the rail hard and did not injure
herself or her jockey with the least little scratch
one of the most hot-tempered jockeys VINO ever sat
pulled G her up, ' made no further enort with her
and merely cantered her home. 1t was his plain
obvious and urgent duty TO try to win with her
even after her swerve as neither he nor the nlly
was injured That was the view OF the matter
taken by Sweden's owner Edward Kelly. one Of
! the most popular and highly esteemed members OF
lad T6 YOU'D we and tog
him forcibly that he must not give up trying to
has v IA r entre gb'' al oS7O'Y Oh '"@'e
If Taral could have been on Sweden she would
she had swerved he would probably have sent her
home the winner Of the race in spite OF her swerv
But But there Is only one Taral: .,.,.
time better than in giving frequent pointed and
! emphatic warnings and admonitions TO the jockeys
alert to get left at the post and never to give
up trying until the last vestige OF hope OF getting
Mis6as DwysT backed APPLAUSE But AP,
She did this yesterday and nowhere near third
was eonceding seven pounds to Applause. and ten
pounds TO each OF the other hllies. She displayed
hn oSs ana nndr the w HT she 0 did her.
best. Outstaying the others in this drive she
Leigh & Roses handsome my Urania, by Hanover
out Of Wanda, second and Lux the properly OF
Michael F, Dryer took Banquet out of the Sleeps
head Bay Handicap and started Don Alonzo In his
place Banquet had been handicapped at "a POUNDS s
Certainly cert have been at short price after his
celent performance In the Suburban. in which he
ran second. But Don Alonzo was so far behind the
placed horses in the suburban. and ran so poorly,
that he was only fourth choice in this race Roche
% SfhE 'hf hi rdv0r'e NnSie' second '"0i'e anu "
Lowiander. winner OF the Suburban OF 1898 has
vilianous temper this year and he was left at the
post. with unlucky McDermo.t In the saddle. Prig
struggling order for four furlongs But In the final
haf,mie all closed in a bunch. except poor ief,
stride. Don Alonzo was in good humor this time
and was his rider Sims. There was no stran-
Cling choking pull In this race. twisting or the
Dons proud castlan nose 70 one side S cutting on
entire harmony and accord between the Don and
h h seF or T af fa q Ss freely and
easily, and answered the whip well in the last
the peope who have made SO much fun OF him. Il
has often been said OF the Don that he - goo1
ones. But this time he gave two pounds 70 SIR
Wa %. and and dsfaea m Boh Whip and
spur Don Aonzo won the race by a neck noche
Michael F. Dryer did no, have much conhdenc.
many times For a long time he thought he would
not put dollar on him but while ne horses were
a, the post he sent A commission OF $50 into the
ring 10 back Don Aonzo for second place. But the
horses were off when the commissioner had put on
sport at heavy odds-on. captured the nm race in
f ns ne Re wsS a sd kdss spor, s to sk
the backstretch. and again In the homestretcn put
w Si,i' first by more than a length at the finish
The favorite, Baarat with the heavy weight OF
l75 pounds in the saddle. got second place TO 81.
John in the mile and quarter over hurdles when
closed an sport dozen 9f ers
and hoped in this hurdle race. and the spectators
Bishop. the rider Of San Jose, who had a bad Fan
in the steeplechase on saturday Is badly injured
f,1ti tC al he r.
haps, recover
DETAILS OF THE RACING
FIRST RACE-winner, during the meeting excluded:
allowances Fuurity
s. R''''3 F.
wss.qni sE b Is gF. 81. by
Gideon q Daily, br h. Merry Mona1S6..
NJ F. Dryer. br. h. kingston aged Az;
Ajax l. .Gamblsy ID -
Nick. 1l2 it;s tn@e.p 70
Lu''re' . i0'''''''' Time-i:ii $s
Td ;s4s. Sc u merry 'a5sa
three So 20; Kingston one. two. three 81 %
Won BY three parts Of length; neck between SEQ
ond and third ---- -,--------.------
SECOND RAI,E-THE SWIFT STAKES: for three-year-
dds guaranteed value 81 oo penalties and allowances
Seven furlongs.
B. F IS1 oi Ss:}} - &
C;oughacres Stables b. g. PeaceIaaker lO4.
St Maxim ~ dia arrfns III 81
Hp Jack ~ liz G.tedeld,o 81 -
TI Fig fsdrr. ioi
WI %9nS"i INK iLambcy} 10 u
Hyderabad. 1872 ITh2mpson, ,oS g
sonenslle 49, ossti0 Io- u
Dauntless lo7' ;re 90 45
Acknowledgement ,,ragh, .% g. plac. IS o, on. two
three Potentae place 50 80 one TWO three III 90
peacenaker one. two. three Sl3 10
Won by a good neck; length and half between sec
ond and third
THIRD RAcE-FOr Niles two years old; penalties" Fivs
furlongs.
Leigh sse 4 Ross s en- t. Urana, i'i;io .,
W OBJ Macdonoush's b. f. Lux li2 Rsgaoia 10, a,
Bombaz.te. ; ifsnn, Is Si
s. Pauline defedj 90 iol
Applause 1ls.........'...'''''' ; i.nnn2 50 40
T Emma T0P III, CO.. 81
Sweden 'o'''-'''''T Time :oa s,5.
Mn,nasGsabia straight s2s o5 place s2 IS one two
one two. three ST. o.
Won by three lengths: neck between second and 'hrd
FOURTH RACE-THE sHEEPsHEAD BAY HANDi-
cap. guaranteed value $1,000. one mile
r Pw csG Dance &C. Don yrs. 1'GH as n ' 81 90
W Donohue'' b. C. Roche . ID St,isaedj s-2 -
oneck Stables b. Sir Walter i2o; 4, IS
Prig g. s5 Gear. 97iD. .....-..--... ;nsnnl 70
81 Julien, 3, 1O0..................i srkIisV go ,0
B.
cto e.
o,rlander 1903. (NcDermotO Zo-i %
Time-141.
Mutuas-Don Aonzo straight S4s g. place SIS So one
two three 20; Roche place $40 20, one t"o 'fec
81 G5; Sir Walter one two three ~ So
Won by head: distance between second ana thrd'
FIFTH RACE-Handcap One and one-Guarer miles
Gilpln & Taylor's ch c Sport by Winfred ~ -
123 10 .l5lIna) -" ""'
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c Fleischmann Sons Oh. :. George neek.
2 O3...........................u erklns) 10
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