The sun., 1896-10-30
H0N0RS FOR TRAGEDIAN.
MIR. SEIGR1M'S CoLT WINS THE
SILVER BKOOK STAKES.

and The Swnin the Other WInnora.
Five thousand persons saw Joseph f. Sea-
grams two-ycar-old colt Tragedian by Egmont
out of Nevn, win tho Silver Brook Stakes at Eve
and half furlongs over the Morris Park track
yesterday afternoon, defeating, among others.
| the speedy ally Cleophus in tho fast time Of
1:oG. Mr.. Scagrnm bought tho colt from the
| Messrs. Keene nve or six weeks ago, and he got
rs much as 10 and IL to against tho handsome
colt yesterday. Tho other stake on the card
was exclusively for three year-old hl-
lies, md was won by Adolph Nelson's
Louise N. at odds OF 2ls to 1.
Both OF the stake winners were bid up. Trage-
dim being entered at 81, 500 and carried up to
| $4,000 by James Rowe. while Walter Onley,
who trains Juno, ran Louise n. ur to $500.
| Both we're bought in by their respective own
ers. The track very fast and the weather
superb.
| George Rose and Azure wero withdrawn from
tho Silver Brook Stakes, tho former presumably
because It was feared that he would be bid up
| In case he won. Cleophus had oil tho worst of
| the weights, but she was fsvorte nevertheless,
at odds on in the speculation. Casscopia and
Mana II. wero equal second choices at q 10 1,
while Ceoso and Hi Daddy were more
In favor than nnv of tho others, Xmas,
who changed hands before the races be-
gan, being the rank outsider at 80 to /.
Casseopia led down tho Ell with Celoso close
up. tlcophus forced her way to the front at tho
| last furlonR pole, ana she looked n winner all
over, when Hewitt brought TRACED ian up with n
tremendous rush on the outside of tho track
and won by two lengths. Cleophus was second
n length before Mana H.. who only beat
| Ccloso short head for third money
! Hewitt said that he got away in front and was
outrun in the hrst furong. In the last quarter
! the son OF Egmont got going ut full sweep and
! won good race. When offered for sale
Tragedian was bid up from $1,000 to 81. O05
and retained by the Canadian member OF Par
lament, who Ia now enjoying his first vacation
| this year.
/ Tho Woodburn was very poor race. IL had
acheap lot OF nominations. Argentine. Amanda
! ", and Louise n. were about equal favorItes at
an average price of 2Ib to /. Religion showed
the way for half mile then giving way to
| Louise y. Hirsch rushed Louise n. along and
| had O good lead at the head OF the stretch.
Juno gave chase and although abe was gain
Ing steadily all tho way homo. the distance was
too short. Louise n. won By good
neck In the slow time of 80. Amanda ",
badly mussed about and IN half O dozen pockets
in the last half mile closed very rapidly through
the stretch aud was . close third. Argentine
ran very poorly and was only fourth at the wire
Walter only ran Louise N. up to $500. and Mr..
Nilsson. bidding the extra So. kept tho daughter
OF Luke Black burn.
Dolando was favorite for the opening dash, Q
scramble at seven furo1gs. The conditions
called for jockeys that had never ridden win
nser and It was rouEh-and-,umbls lot
IN tho ps,fin. They were willing to do qReis tReIr
best however, and In the race which followed q
had a Canadian lad named Johnson AtSo in the
saddle. and the boy did not get at all ratified
h;9 oS I'm tnS and %
Iando romped home three lengths before Gra-
money. '''AN
ia Iakanasses ass WAS the choice for the second
to up to OF ,Se 9sen ssa
was in prominent position down tho hill but
shS aS a fSs A..
and q 'Connor. rode Maud Adams and Biilali re-
ride. and o.oonao,, who scales si1!y;ays
ha enGh Maud ADAMS wte second sls two
Lengths Length before iroQu9so The youngsters re.
Ts0 cost Fsh'r Bill PIX D. $50 sg
the GIsneS eso m.re ne She. '0h Oh hh'0h aoF ana
Tom Cromwell was tho choice for the haudi-
e ree ee' sn 10 S1t III. NO % es"nee gee
SsysITy ridden tHn BY DGEsett Ram5o after
before Tom Cromwell and septour. who were
lappsd in "a deadly stEaGGle all tho way from the
the first six furlonSs. The mile was In l:4lA,
ea E Of the 9 xa S
seemed to bo sore. Hewitt rods BlSumont so
pended b5 the stewards: from Hiding to- morrow. @
Ben Edsr was fayorite for tho handicap at one
could do, Tho Swain. At 1 to and with much
the best Of the weights, Winning hands down IN
second and Ben Eder third.
Summary follows:
FIRST RACE.
sSn os @ 70 b and boy TS
@ h ridden so "nnsr in .S 5000 q Shch St%
f' SroPsi q ao
aiiiss;;iS:
bSoa Jrp ad out Flames.
NICK Johnson rAiol Tine, ins t%S'0nAl me- A'0 ran
ana PSsnas st.rS to
so |, Emotional and DaiCrsth. each is 10 i; Find
ana ~ to Il Mex johnson and Flames
SECOND RACE.
ps.D sns so tof Of wSys ;S to ss winner It
S@H s'2 b. TO The bs fSpss y GsSSa or-she
= T.2!y s. SsTa Hs.%' "
Valley on ITAnisn Sly, Estsea LsetsvlIei TAXA;
Freedom also ran
70 l.; eo4sv!Iir Red sRider and sstva cea zach id
s@oi Il 10, j: frd q trssdo9 aad Esiaca 20 toIi
SlJ anu Al4ty thtn ~ 10
TuIRD RACE.
Silver Brook Stakes OF So 900; selling; for two year
olds; the winner 10 recsvo $500 the second $500,
and tho third $500; last nye and = hGf fuTongs OF
tho Eclipse course.
}. f. s,agram's oh. @. TragedIRn by ESmont-yova,
A. T. 4wysrt gh. ( cl;9piu: III $inn.,, ,.,'...
VIM. Haywards b. {. SRpa H.. lOa Game) e)......,...
Cass8opla, Xmas, Croio. aud l.. DA-dy also ran.
Tine. 05.
Eettlng-Tcn 10 o on C!oophus: against Mana H. and
CIsSeopR, ench to Celoso to /; III Daddy, y ~
/: IraSed!an 10 TO !; Xmas, 90 - /.
FOURTH RACE.
Tho woodburn OF 81 900 sulling; for threey yearoid
Niles: 10 tho Mirncr $1,000 10 tae second $500 and
TO the third s2gC, .HSt seven fur.onE OF tie Wihers
mile.
4. Nelson's ch. (. ouisc ", by Luke Blackburn,
Louise r., 100 uET'ciD
j. g. Na:den's ca. Amanda ", loo (pleary) ..,..3
Religion, ASS CvleS,ln and ATSen enIina also ran.
glmc, 1850.
BCtting-AGa!nst Ar2enLna, TO II Louise " ana
Amanda w. se"h ~ 10 |; juno 10 !; Miss Ccestinu,
/! tg /, keligion, 10 to |,
FIFTH RACE.
Handicap for three year.oldsi purse $500; TO the
wlnuCr SJu 20 TIE uEd and 10 the third S5oI