The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-17

The Messrs. Keene were much disappointed NJ
the showing made, by this hiiy whcn, she first
most two-year-ulds n race. They attributed
her failure to run more prominently to the long
better Yesterday. Jockey simms was engaged
to ride, Royal Rose. and there Was no time
Successful and tireside led down the hill.
In the dip Fireside sweryed under the
whip, and crossed successful, forcing Little
field to pull up Sharply and come, arom,d on the
outside. Royal Rose won very handily by two
lengths. while Fireside died away so badly that
Successful was able to get up and secure second
money. Royal Rose II by Royal Hampton. a son Of
hampton by the great. mare impaired Princess.
winner of the Futurity, and some Of the b ggest
stake, ever given in this country. Mr.. kGene
shook hands with everybody around him as She
flashed past the wire. As Juno also won, il was
quite q gala day for the followers OF the white
~ real good thing went through in the OPEN
ing race at 1--WE furlonGs, the Keene fliy Juno, a
June. being played from /" to l down To 1 t. |.
Frontier Sabilla. Mirage. and Pay or Play came
In tor c sSihs sup rsn in To I the OF ou iss
fence and endorsed Jockey Sheedy, bruising lis
legs quite severely. The colt ran down to
Withdrawn from the contest. Juno led all The
way. and stalling off P~rrmicr's determined Effort
AT tho finish won by a short h"nd; Simms, who
arrived during the morning TO ride Handspring
in the Withers stake, had tue mount on
managed To secure third place at the end.
ROsehale was installed fRvOritc for the second
race alta mile, partly because of his good race
because Simms was In the saddle. Tho start was
made with the Brown machine, ana the Ave
contestants went away on exactly even terms,
Ii was "a battle through the stretch between
Rosedale. and the Morris, colt Brisk, the last
named winning by a goo half length. Rom
For tho fourth race a dash at fve. fnrlonGs.
TmIl speed, a wcll-named son Of Loverold u "
Simble. Passover, a colt by Hanover, in L. 4.
DIVERS string aud bearing a strong rcsem-
blance to Handspring, was second choice, For
tho first part Of the journey Full Speed was in
front and under = double null. Slnms was
hard nj work on Passover, and Young Harry was
the only one OF the Others that seemed To have a
chance. In the fnal ~furlonr, however, Drggett
brought the good looking colt, t9ttcrdam OUT OF
Passover beat Full Speed half a length for sec
Those Of the talent who had a balance on the
slayer to win ths last race, 4, dash at one mile
we're seven starters. W. g.. opened IN a big
gap gong over the I'M bot lie, was
both ths %favorite and InIerm ssion. nopgett
hnn 10 ride Deerslayer for u few strides, but the
sterling iiIIls f0Src " ssion war atsT "ea rIGGt opt ard
be expected TO do better the next time out.
Summary follows;
FIRST RACE,
u, PgT sc, 5000 aS2ol eIE 81 S s:i s!c RaI 9t!SE p e. ttngeSySSc
second, and $50 to third; nNs anu = half furlungs OF
j. Is, sea 5,n Z "a ? Tsm g. T. Juno, 3. BY s.l'a'or-
! NcLAughlins en-. {. Premier, Q, l3a TIrai ",,,...s
"Mlr.se Laly gIssnwsy ss1IIiI Play Or PaV' rrin;,
cess Jean also ran Casuetoh tire" his Jockey aud
Bs,,lng-rhlresn 10 pi : SsaIn SI' PLAY or Paw. ? nj
f f5s t. 9 e SI Z s.as@aSys'i5 TO 20 ; s. aaRS. K % 10 % r es.f:.
Ton. 80 to iPrinssss Jean, "''-'''
SECOND RACE.
PAss tt5O. for three yssr-olds and inward. OF Sl5