The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04
Easily Takes The Opsnin6
Event at Sheepshead
from Long Beach.
SECOND RACE CEsARI0M's.
MoClelland's Colt an Easy Win
ner--Mr. Jingle Gets the
Third Race.


RACE TRACK, SHEEpSHEAD Ray.
judy f-Racing az Brighton Beach ana
Flushing drew many people away from
ShoerShead Bay to-day. There were not
more than l2,00 persons present, and the
outlook for dividend for Morris Park
ana Brooklyn looked exceedingly slim
Iakln% all In all, this came very near
peihg losing day for the Coney Island
Jockey Club. The we2ihor was cool and
pleasant. ana betting was brisk.
me irst race to-day was at a mile and
ha!f on the turf. instead of the regu-
lation sprint. ST. Michael and Sport
We're the choices, the former being a
good favcrlte The others were more or
less supported.
sport ran about six furlongs and then
concluded that he had carried his load
OF lead long enough. 1t made his feet
stick to the turf. and he didn't under
stand the game. He stopped. and when
bogGett sought 10 persuade him to 60 on.
he tried To go through the fence. Dog
Sett then turned the colt and trotted
back TO the stand.
Forty books attended TO the wants OF
the bettors. The Bufflo Club WEIGHED
after the first race.
Po,en tate was n hot favorite for the
second race. but the best he could do wa
to finish third to Joe Ripley first and
aiajor-General second.
Cesarion, hot favorite In the secpnd
rass. won with commanding, ease. He
WAS In front soon after the start, and
Doggett took no chances. Silvie. the
second choice, easily beat Jessie Tsral
foi the place money.
Mr.. Jingle and MAMMA rather sur
prised the talent in the third rface.
They had the race between them from
the start and finished heads apart.
Both were quoted at what the talent
Mr.. Jingle in his last race was beaten
easily by Chant and Factoturu. In
easily by Beldeinere. The latter in the
same race to-day, carrying only five
pounds more than Nuhma, was back In
Lazzarone, the fayorite, got away
badly and was iatcrferca with several
times. Sir Excess was outpaced from
the start.
The Stewards announced to-day that
Hardy Campbell was fined $50 for work
Ing horse so near the starting time
OF race rs to interfere with the pre-
scribed order of the races.
FIRST RACE.
u
sweepstakes Of $40 each with s.. 600 added; one
mile aud half. on turf.
St. Michael, 1as Craran..... s-s 4.5 az il =
Long Beach, 1872 tsins,...... I'll SIS s,x
Ghtet Justice; lo7 lMidrley,. ls-l ~ : *
b %ssP tss t iia tesrsi;.aoi Il
St, Luke los lNewmeyer,.. .iOO-i 4o-i q
2 9s,s Z, 70 b b.,lsasa ,, ID
.Sulked and would not 20 the course.
Logan and Chief Justice were the
10 4t,,,r Ia, Ia, To-
a mile, with ornus and Deception close
up. st. Michael then came through. and,
easily passing the leaders. won in gallop
by tive lengths from Long Beach. who
was length and hale In front OF
Chief Justice. Sport refused to run .
yard. TIme-2.36 40.
Mutuels pad: Straight. s11.l0; place,
HS5; third ss25; Long Bsaeh paid:
paid sli.2u third.
SECOND RACE.
FOR two-year-Glds, non-winners OF three or mors
races: sweepstakes OF $40 each, with 1900
added; Ave iuronss. ., ..
cesarion. 10 ,Dagre;O ."..i:-2o 10 u
jessie raral. lSs ,,ilrriirai,,..i5-i ii %
Agitat0r. ll9is tTarau,......, Gel 3-1 .
Kennel 10 uamlyI,....... sl-l Col
Trophy geld. I9s's IM'Bleyi goO-l SOL !
D,rellct. lv7 IT. soancl.. loci SOL IS
Cesarloa rushed TO the front, and the
result was never in doubt. He was In
front all the way, and won in canter
by three lengths from Stlvie, who beat
Jessie Taiai a length and half for the
place. Timc-1.G3.
$500 third, sc,i5. siivie paid: place, $3.50;
Third, SI0j. Jessie rarai paid Sls40, third
THIRD RACE.
For three-year-o!ds; a handicap sweepstakes -
325 each, with 5? 90 added; enc mile and A
Starters Betting ST. Hlf. Fla
Mr.. Jingle, IS CGrinn,.,....5e-l IS-l :, y
F F.aa e T IT, ,sla.; 81 Fl e y
Sir IA cess, III iTarRD....,. 81 even
LaElaronss, i!E pogsett -: $40 IL II
Ia Kearney, III tNswmeyepSo-l ~
i'eldsmere 10. ,blake,....,iS-i 81
son Mslheur, II N Dogge,ul5o-l 4o-l 10 70
LorgshEHEs. 80 e sioauelSOO-l i0O-l 10 II II
Nahma was the pGcemaker, closely fol-
lowed BY NJ III, Jtnglsj others were
-ot away badly ana SA Excess was
never in. the hunt. Mr. Jingle and
heal. F.acemaEcr Was third. fiys
lengths away. Timc-i.5: IS.
Mutuela paid: straight, s}2e g; place.
s,&l5; third, Sl2,c5. Peaeemaker paid
Sl.pj ,hiru,
FOURTH RACE,
- Cr,7-s, and upward; a hsndicsp
~. y..H,.y5 o. 80 each with $500 added; one
S,s~,er- betting. ST. INT Fin
Sd. walter 12i ,paSSo'o""li!-5 :-s i,st,
RSchS ms MasIt!l....... ri 10 q
Sir Waiter made all the running and :
wuT IN 8 hard drive. Banquet laid sec
ond and Roche third 20 the stretch. Hir
and, standing the pressure, won BY 4
length from Banquet, Roche was two
lengths away. The latter was badly