The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-04-23

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lures the Important Handicap.
LoNDoN, April 22. A the EPSON spring
meeting to-day tho City and Suburban Handi-
cap of 1000 soverelgns, for three-year-old and
upward; the second to receive 200 sovcreigns,
and the third 100 sovereiens out of the race;
distance about ono mile and a quarter, was won
by Is. l. Barnato's Worcester, Baron dc Roths-
child's Amandier was second and Col. North's
Hebron third. Following Is the
II. /. Barnatos CHI. h. Worcester, by %Saraband, out OF
Baron De Rothschid's blk. b. Kmandior, by Lavaret,
col Sorth's Or. L. Hebron. by 'KKilwafiip. out Of
seraphine, o years old
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There was n good deal of delay in starting, but
IN fnd inS nun queen ss'oI% ea. WITH s4e hT Tsm bS sSs s sSs BARN BslI;
Dance B next. Then came Amphidamas, Funny
were La Sagesse, ktrkcOnn mel, and Armand er.
followed By st, Noel and Tamb6Gr, with kirk,
rear. At the top OF the hiii TamSour joined
Indian Queen, and was followed By st. Noel.
Entering the straight Tambour was slightly in
the lead. Here Worcester was well up, outside,
and La Sagesse and Amandier inside, A quar-
Ter OF u ullb from tne HllSn indian queen 1ell
into trouble. and Worcester Joined 1ambour.
Shortly atterward Worcester drew to the front,
followed by Amandier and Hebron. and won
easily by three lengths. Amandier was q length
and II half ahead of Hebron. Time, 2:ll.
The betting was o to 2 against Worcester, 25
to l against AmRndler, 20 to l against Hebron,
z to l against La Sagesse. y to / against Tam
bour, . to 8 against Kirkconnel. IL to | against
Funny Boat. Ia to l each against Greenlawn
and Indian Queen, II to l against st. Noel, 20
to l against DurIneuse, % to l each against
Amphidamas and Lord Roberts, SO to | each
against Red Heart and Barn Dance, and 90 to /
against Wise Virgin.
The race for the Hyde Park Plate of 200 SOW
ereigns, for two-year-olds; penalties and allow
anCes; the second to receive 70 soyereigns out
Of the plate: I'VE furlongs, was won by Lord
Ellesmere's Fortalice. MIR. Leopold de Roths-
child's jest won second place and Z. ID. Roses
MolHtana WAS third.
Richard Cookers Americas, at So pounds,
was the only American horse eligible for the
City and suburban, and. after hts poor per-
fOrmance in the DrakelOw Stakes at the New
market Craven meeting on April II, II proba-
bly, see med useless to start him. In 1879 Parole
won the City and Suburban, with 10 pounds
up. and In 1852 Iassaic, 81 pounds. won at long
odds. Passaic was taken abroad in Pierre
l;ori!lard's string, but was sold as a four-year-
old to Lord RUomOre. The City and suburban
was his only win that year in eight starts. In
terest in the performances of the Croker horses
centres now IN the running of Americas In the
Jubilee stakes on May ., ana Santa Anita in the
Chester Cup on May @.