The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-30
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lie Bets $4,000 on His Horse
StOnenell and COrreC.
tiOn Wins.
BELDEMERE WINS MERMAID.
Nahma, the 0dds-0n Favorite,
Second to the Preakness
Filly.
WALTER AN EASY WINNER.
Captures the Spring Stakes Under
Hard Pull frem Havoc at
a Short Price.
WALTER AN EASY WINNER.
Special to The Evening World.)


RACE TRACK, SHEEPSHEAD BAY,
June 3O--Racing was continued here TO-
day with an attractive programme and
before a crowd OF about 10000 persons.
The track was dry and fast, the heavy
showers Of the early morning leaving no
mark.
There were originally seventeen en-
tries In the first race. The presence of
Etonenell and Correction scared all but
six out. When the horses went to the
post black clouds doomed up In the west,
and as the start could not be seen and
the vivid display OF jagged lightning was
painfully close. the latter received the
most attention.
Jrak.the six horses in the race. Stone
tell was q hot favorIte, with Correction
next In demand. 1t was write your own
odds against tho others.
Correction won again. This was the
Second time the mare has downsd the
crack Dwyer Splinter, and It gives color
TO the assertion Of her admirers
shat she would never have lost q match
race at Morris Park but for the mud
Mt the bottom Of the hill.
Stonenell was an easy second before
Liselg. Yo Ell Rey was left at the post.
Walter was a prohibitive favorite In
the second race. The small odds were
eagerly gobbled up by the sure-thing
players, however. just as though it was
all over bar the shouting.
Walter justified this confidence by
winning under a double wrap. and Gar
rison sitting like statue. Havoc, the
second choice, beat Mirage in q drive
for the place.
On Stonenell. in the first race, NJ. r.
Dwyer made one of his greatest plunges
OF the year, 1t Is estimated that at
least $50, GOV was bet by him on his horse.
Circular joe" Mr.. Dryers commits
s!onsr, went the ~, rounds Of the ring
more daring pencillers took the COM
missions. but others refused 1t. Then a
oonyersation ensued something like this
No," the bookie would respond.
.hrss hundred?'
Two hundred?"
Even the most careful of the bookies
gould not refuse this bit In the major
After Vendig had finished and he was
going out Of the ring, boOkie ran after
him and asked II he would bet any
Eyes. you can have a $1,000" replied
"Five hundred will do" was the an
The ring was practically bet, to a
1t was the greatest plunge Of the year.
fnr defeat in the third b race
lily backed, and no race on paper ever
!, looked surer, Beldemere was nicely
A2ndled by Sine, anl when she went up
S sS s;r IN the stretch the latter gave
' Many blamed Lttlsheld for chasing
out after Lightfoot in the first part o,
the race. but Beldemere was In grand
shape to-day and would probably have
won, no matter how the race was run.
FIRST RACE.
Sweepstakes OF SIS each, with 81, 900 added; for
tASssy:sr0ld' and upward EgIr, so's Fin
correction, lis G.IuleaeIH.. S. 10 j. u
fis ss's 10, IA, sp.nnS /; 81 g Z,
Factotum 81 Kee:e,,..,,.,.50-i II 81
Charter o. ,Gs-Tp...;,. Sol 1871
Correction led from, start to. finish, win
ninG easily by thrce lcngths from Stone
nell, who was practically second through
11gt. Lssls was third' i've lengths away.
Mutuels, paid; Straight, 1922; place
$50; th:ra; s5s s!9renell paid; Pace,
$40; third, S5,t0. Lisels paid, $50, third.
SECOND RACE
The Spring Stakes for two-year-oliS. $50 each,
with n,s:o guaranteed rutGTt,y course, -, ~.
waii.i les gir riron,. ...s.l f,' oat 'ii"ii@
Mirs S ia n.ttlcdsiii 81 SE q. !.
April Fool, lis uIamll;ouI. ao-l Al 5A
Garrison laid back with Walter until
the stretch was eachCi Then he moved
up and, passing Havoc, who was pace
maker, won ucder Harl pun by a
half length. Havoc Wgs leaPth IN
front of Mirage. TIme--li2 go
Mutuels paid; Straight. 500; place
0.S. Havoc paid sj,S5 place.
TuIED RACE.
This Mermaid Stakes; a FseepstRkes OF 600
each, with 81 500 added; one nile and fur
long.
Starters. nel,lng. ST. IN FIa
NahmA. iii (Litilshedl..,, 81 out 4. "a
Ciemsnt.na, III tt.am!,D.. boil ~ -
ksllE,rna, III lpalsstn... 90 IS 9
Lixhisoo, went 10 the front and cut