The Washington times., 1894-06-12
JOCKEY MIDGLEY BUNGLED.
But for That Roche Would Have Defeated
Mr.. DIVERS StOnencll.

| Mr.. Dwyer's StOncncll.
NEW YORK, June 1l.-It was sitting day n,
| Morris Park and the track fast light
ming. The attendance was much larger than Is
| usual on n very hot day, and small as the mum
bcr of starters in the All Breeze stakes were the
| spectators were treated to a stirring finish be-
| tween Stonenell and Roche, in which the former
won by the shortest of heads in a hard drive. II
| Is entirely probable, however, that Roche might
| have won If Midgley had not bungled. An eighth
| of mile from the finish Roche had Stonenel
| driving and could have taken the lead then. but
| he gaining rapidly on the Dwyer sprinter
the distance was too short by about ten feet and
he was beaten. Midgley was clearly outridden,
although he had the best horse.
There was a ratting finish in the first race be-
| tween Addie and Prig. but the mare won by a
short head. about the same distance as she was
beaten by Poor Jonathan. Peter the Great sur
prised his owners and everybody else by getting
the third place. w b., rank outsider cap
tured the second race from the favorite, Roller,
and " III Fonso.
In the third race ST. Maxim was an odds on
favorite, and he won in a romp. Atrophine was
the second choice, and was held in comfortable
position until the stretch was reached when
Grinn tried 10 make short cut ON the inside.
As he did this the colts leg broke short of at
the pastern joint The colt was full brother
to ST. LeoDards, and was shot soon after he was
taken to the stable
The fifth race for maiden two-year-olds,
and the Sabrina colt was even-rnoney favor
lite, but Byron MctIella1IQ again surprised the
ring by winning with The CommOner. In the
last Arab, the queer horse, won easily at CON-
Portable odds from Tom >kidmore in l:39, new
record for the track. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs Addie, I2S TaraD,
to l, won by nose; Prig, los tLittlefedl, 30 TO
], second by two lengths: Peter the Great, ll3
Qiamllton). 30 TO, third. Time-0:5s1a Gold Dol
lar, Lumbernan, Beldemore, War Bonnet.
Melba, Panway, Tormentor, Poor Jonathan,
Jack Of Spades, Ed kearney, Appomattox and
Strephon also ran
Sp..n II
Il to l. won by length; Roller, 1l9 (Clerco), TO
g. second by four lengths; VIII Fonso I07 Sims,
to 1, third Time-l-i04 Joe Ripley, 81. An
thony, Factotum, Dwight, and Spread Eagle
also ran
THIRD RAcE-Pocante County handicap One
mile. St Maxim. lOo Sims. to- won by one
length; Ornu5 % Penn, 10 to !, second by three
lengths; Harrington, 100 (Bergenl, - to l, third
Time-l:401a. Atrophine and Kama also
FOURTH KACE-Al, Breeze stakes Seven fur
longs. Stonenell, l2I Sims, to 3, won by a
nose; Roche, lia CNidrleyJ,5 5 to g second by
three lengths; Trevelyan, l0l Q-ittlefeld), 30 to
J. third. Time-l:I..
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs The Commoner.
III C. Huestonl, TO l, won by half length:
The Coon, Ill (Doggett). to /, second by three
lengths: Sabrina colt. Ill (Sims),s TO 5, third
Time-l:I2. Miss Annie colt, Northfeld, Harris,
Spagetti. Havoc, Monotony and Captain Jack
also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-one mile. Selling Arab, 93
(Donohuel. TO /, won by one length; Tom Skid
more, gg tGrifin). to 3, second by four lengths;
FusiIeer, 10. tDoggett) Is 10 /, third. Time-l:39
Bolero, Ciarus, Tiny Tin, Chief Justice, Ions
dale, and Speculation also ran
Entries for tomorrow:
FIRST RACE-Five-eighths Of a mile. Utica,
Ii0; Romping Girl, Rosta, 81 each: Cesarion,
late Cleopatra colt. 100 each: Crokade, 90; Nell
lie Peyton lilly, IS; Mosquito, lG2 Nankipooh, 81;
Clovis, los: Louis Quatorze 100, Golden Gate, 80;
Punch, lO3; Queen of Spades, g Tinge, 90; St
Pauline, %; Flush, l05; Potash 93: Banishment,
90
SECOND RACE-Handicap One and one-six-
teenth miles. kinglet, Ia; Count, 96; Judge
Morrow, ll6: Bitten, "a; Herald, l07.
THIRD RACE-Casanova handicap Six furlongs.
Gutta Percha, l22; Golden Rod, Sabilla, APP
plause, Philomena, Romping Girl Hermanita,
l10 each.
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Domino, Dobbins,
Henry of Navarro, Rubicon, l22 each; Nahma,
III
FIFTH HRACE-Three-luarters of mile. Merry
Monarch, ll9; Adelbert, lI6: Prg, Ben Lomoud,
l06 each; Rubcon. Ill; Don Alonzo, l22 Black
Hawk, IO5: High c., i07: Discount, l06; Reiff.
Pulitzer, g6 each: Fondoline, l0i; Terrier, l22l:
Wah Jim, 49, Prosper, 80; Shelly Tuttle, Ia.
SIXTH kACE-One mile BombaZette. 90: Hazel
Patch, i0s; Big Mid, The Jester, l0i each: Iron
sides, Taric, Avon, Hartford, Antipode, Star
Actress, Walter Riggs, Odd Socks, lO1 each; Paris,
Anxiety, Reiff, Pulitzer, Song and Dance, 10i
each