The sun., 1895-05-16
THE SUN, THURSDAY, MAY 1e, 1895.

| saying the fact, however, that he was nightly
| helped by the condition Of the track, as he has
races under such conditions governed yester-
| days contest.
WHAT the JOCKEYS SAID.
There was no fault to hnd because Ramnpo.
DR. Rice, or any OF the others were beaten, as all
he'd fair chaice and the race was sineularly
free from interference of any kind. Hamilton
-" II wasn't worried at any time, as my horse
was going easily under me. and l was only
iH in. i felt M mighty sS good ID when @ i rs saw T Ramapo
| and pr; Rice give 1T up, and knew l could get
% huno hm on Ss
turn. When made my run little old Hornplpe
@ aRa %hsf. %s Wanted
and the jockey erinned as he concluded.
IS Saa The raas s
The Hp that
| good horse. and thought was winning sure,
but Hornplpe seemed TO drop from the clouds,
and conidn',t stand him or, no matter how
Sam Doggett felt sorry because his little IA
yorite could not win, but he was consoled by the
weights. IL never saw horse run faster than
Hornpipe did," said he. 81 He just eat me up,
and only made ? couple of bites out of Lazrarone
They needn't ali think they had me beat"
sad pGnR wn,n f"r hs Eh was going mighty
do yeu think you could have won ~
D1n Sos ths sp Tp 0ut I'd
the first quarter being run in s5 seconds, thc
and the mile and quarter in ":llhi.
Now that the race is all over and Hornpipe
career for the next month. He may. like Casta-
way II. and other horses that have won the
then go to pieces, as he did last year: but there
are those who think he will prove one Of the
manner man in which Lazzarone was handled, and
the amount of money the owners would
soss S@ s S hs % sk as sS 'Ss &
secret and how carefully he prepared E ia5ZaFons hZ
Beard of Brooklyn and his commission In the
ring was said to be very heavy one. AS he got
ns good as 8 to fol. a place for his money he
persons got as good as so to against Hornplpe,
but the closing quotations were in the neighbor-
hood of 90 to
THE OTHER RACES
The other stake event OF the day. the Expec.
tation for two year -olds. brought n smart field
to the post, including the Blemton Stables
tlly Axiom. whose work ut Gravesend this spring
body's two year-old. ,Floretta however. had the
advantage,of haying been TO the post before. and
lightning and had the race won in the first
hundred yards opening q gap Of four lengths on
' ran most sp rnmeiy albeit % she @ was was tre clumsy
at the start and was a creditable second, while
anaiy %"s frT the being @ badly beaten
The next time Axiom and Eloretta meet will
probably he in the Glover Stakes on Friday. and
yesterdays experience will do Mr.. Dwyer's
tily u deal Of good. there should not be such
wide breach between them AT the finish. Flo
that reason She will be verv hard to beat at
half mile: although. for that matter. she acts
tory without defeat. and yesterdays race was
worth 81 700 to her owner.
decade. had only .pipe-opening gallop to win
the first race at six furiongs from three cOmpet-
o has sm Hsr pa anS ss9t
tum quite as easily for second place.
race. at n mile. She won in a gallop. second
place going to Kennel at long odds. while Her
manita. another outsider. was third. The
much-vaunted Emma G. ran poorly, as did
Doabra. on whom little money was bet. There
should bea fair contest when The Butterflies
week.
The nth race. for, two-year;olds. was for
Trainer Joiner. who has Sycamore. suit OF
e bn ere 9, y or
his silver Brook farm in New Jersey. They are
away from the post head and hoad they raced
that way to the wire. Hazlet winning by half a
head. Casette, very neat tilly. owned by A.
Eloroy carried a lot of money for the Western
ers in the last race, but the Eastern candidate.
pace at such n hot clip that he won by u length,
with the favorite second and Chara,le third.
Prig and st. Michael delayed the start for some
minutes by their ugly antics.
The following is n summary Of the races:
FIRST RACE.
For ali ages: sweepstakes OF Sl5 each. with $500
added. of which siod to second ana $50 10 third;
J. r. 4 +. 7. Kecnc's blk. C. Domino. 4, by Hmyar-
Mamie Gray i22 ,Taran. ,.:.:......
P,J. Dwyers b. g. Patrlcian !, lie a. Iamy) -,
factotum also ran. ,,
Bettng-Fiye TO on Domno. 3 to against wern.
berg. 10 TO Patrician, 20 10 Factotunl.
SECOND RACE.
$500 added Of which sloo to second and $50 to third
Mary owsss q 81, soT5: ii,eis Il e. ny No'''nson
p! DIVER b. g. kennel 10 q; LamlyI ::;:;.,.,.S
Emma C., Iiastone; and Doabra also ran.
Time Al.
!" Kennel ) t" EIma c. il to haiistone, IS to-
licrmanita.
THIRD RACE
TheExpectation stakes for twoyear olds $50 each,
only 50 II declared by Jan. ls95 guaranteed cash
value. $1,000: 70 the winner. $4,000: to the second
hHr sgs Gns t9 III The hrI hG %o y H nn mile
or Fd,il"s!icks- flavia n Hririni ,...........
Empire Stabss j. siI t%s ia
Sebastian, Barytonc H.. and petcrInan also ran.
BettIng-Eyen money against Floretta l2 to 8
axiom, y to Ionteznina. 10 Barytonc H., 8 to l
Peternlan. 10 TO Sebastian
FOURTH RACE.
The Brooklyn Handicap OF SlOOO0 for three year
declared to the winner S. 900; TO the second horse
sl5oO. and to the third horse, $500; one mile anu
tN& HG KGenssn nsnns IoI IHG5nnlHe by Mr. Pick
Erie stables en-; g, I.aIzaIone j. Ia Murphy :,.,
opsSk ss"es r z Rse H. s Wsie q ia Rncon