The morning call., 1894-07-08
BALDWIN'S HORSE IS THIRE
The Great Race Is a Very Sorry
Spectacle.
VALUABLE WORLDS FAIR STAKE
1t Is Captured by Lissack, Rank
Outsider and a Thirty TO
One Shot.

New YORK, July THE attendance at
Sheepshead Bay today was the largest
of the season and the betting was heavy.
The sport opened with the second half of
the double event. AS soon as the flag fell
C8sareon took the lead and was never
headed. In the sec nd race, Glenmoyne
was the choice and justified it by winning
easily. The third race was an easy victory
for Henry of Navarro. In the steeple chase.
ROdman, the 1avorite, won easily.
The Realization stakes, which is the
chief race OF the year for three year olds.
was sorry spectacle this year, for Dob
bins won in a common canter in the slow
time of 1855. When the flag fell they were
10th to make the pace. GwendOlin start
ed out ahead of Dobbins who was two
lengths ahead of the other four running
side by side, This was the order passing
the grand stand at the end Of the half
mile.
The positions were not materially
changed at the mile post, although Senator
Grady had dropped out of the bunch and
was laboring behind. With a quarter of a
mile to go Dobbins shot out past Gwsndo-
in and took the lead almost in a single
But
Taral-s hands. Van Kuren, on Rey al
Santa Anita, was caught mapping and had
to ride with with hands and feet to catch
the Keen colt. All through the stretch
they had ii hammer and tongs. but Horn
pipe held to the end and got second place
by a short head. Gwendolin was fourth,
Longdale fifth, while Senator Grady was
a very bad last.
Futurity course, C@sarOne won. Sir Galahad
second, Walter third. Time, 1:12.
secoud. Weinberg third. Time. lilo 20.
One mile and One-elghlh Henry OF Navarro
won, Herald second, Redskin third. Time,
1:55.
longs, Dobbins won, HOrnpipe second. Rey Il
Santa Anita, to l. third. Time, 2:55.
One mile, Tom Skldmore won, Cautain L.
second. GOgebc third; Time, Al g:
About two miles, Rodman won, ST. Jchn
second. Lucknow third. lime, $40.
CHICAGO, July 7-Precedeat was not
violated in the running for the World'S
Fair stake at Washington Park to-day. II
was won by LissacK, frank outsider. at 30
to 1. II was a disastrous day for favor
ties. Ida Pickwiek at to was beaten by
Henry Young. Faraday at to 2was beaten
by both Vsssal and Lehman. Vassal ran
like a wild horse. covering The distance in
the remarkable time of 2;05A. The rec
ord for Western racers is 300. Senator
Irby, another ] to 2 cincb, was turned
down in the fifth race by Lake Shore.
Promenade won the sixth in a drive. and
Maid Marian won the last.
Six fuFlongs, Jack Richeieu won, Strathroth
second, Little Walter bird. Time, 1:141a.
One and sixteenth miles, Henry Young
won. Ida PlckRlch second, Get There third.
Time. LAY
Worlds Fair stake. value $50 to winner,
five furlougs, Lissack won, Rev del CardeS
second. Hand some third. Time / :09.
One and quarter miles, Vassal won, Lehman
second. Faraday third. Time, 2:0514.
One mile. Lake Shore won. Senator Irby
second. Lawyer third. Time. 1:41.
Six furlongs. Promenade won, Miss Knott
second, Volt third. Time, :143l.
Six furlOngs, Maid Marian won, Ethel Gray
second. Captain Brown third. Time. 1:1334.