The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-16
THE FRIAR'S GRAND RACE.
THE MORRIS THREE YEAR OLD
WINS THE BROADWAY STAKES.

in Fast Ti,ne-DeuareEuo Takes the nod
ford-HamburE Disposcs OF Pr~evious-Ton.
Cromwell, Caidron. and Cieopbus Also win.
A. H. & D.. II. Morris's chestnut colt. Tho
Friar, by Friar's Balsam, dam Lizzie Baker, by
Longfellow, is the newest three-year-old cham
pion. He won 1t by defeating Voter, Buddha,
Don de Orc, and Ogden for the 80, 900 Broadway
Stakes at Sheopshead yesterday Afternoon. The
race was at one mile and a sixteenth, and the
new scale of weights governed. With 128
pounds in the saddle Tho Friar negotiated the
distance In 1:49lo. and Voter was at his shout.
der MS the wire was passed, Buddha and Don do
Orc being beaten probably a length by the Keeno
representative; In fact, tho field mado what
might DO called o bunch " finish. But The
Frlar had something in reserve, and he must on
form be considered the best thrce-year-old seen
hereabouts 80 far this spring. The other stake
on the card, the Bedford, for two-year.olds, went
to Hayman & Franks useful colt. DemagoRue,
by Magnetizor, out of Decoy, who beat q big
field In creditablc time.
Those who patronized the meeting at WASH
ington returned to New York full of Buddha's
speed and general race-horsc qualities, and the
first appearance of tho colt at Morris Park was
the signal for O plunge. This, too, In spite Of
the fact that the colt had only recovered from o
severe cold. Tho track was heavy and Buddha
was beaton. The big son Of The Bard ran subse-
quently, but always on n heavy track, and his
admirers consoled themselves by saying: Wait
till he hits o dry track" The course for yes.
terdsy's prize was frstclass, and while
tho unbeaten Voter was ~favorite at 4 to
0. . fortune went on Buddha at 8 and
9 to 1. Wyndham Walden. who trains both Tho
Friar and Buddha, said that tho latter would
win, and. 1t 10 understood, waRered q large sum
OF his W money on the big bay colt. This
caused Tho Friar TO go UP to 8 and 10 to l. Don
dc Orc was 8 to !, and Ogden. the other starter.
was held at 10 to I. All looked well save Ogden,
who appeared to be lame in the nigh hind leg,
and handled that member very ~gingerly. Tho
talent had figured that Voter and The Friar
would 60 to the front, and they were not
disappointed, this pair coming to tho stand
head and head. with the others punched.
and Littleheld took The Frier back. and gave
timoro-ownsd tSreeyear-old This left Voter in
ming in close order, just after passing the half.
mile ground The Friar shot up to Voter 50 easily
ever ctIIed p'a upo y - 0' This 20 put Ut BIZ Bu tL9hs T in a
pocket, 90 Don do Orc and Ogden were head
sshy, TSo Frisrs forged to tho front With Little-
n nSld c aSe'pin Se.s & a ana A. hold the Of bs shS Of shs sSs
s and heel S'0e %h sa' Li sf}Eans T called w UPON h TRa
I'm AN IaCo WhS quickly over anu Inc DulR
for the place. Ruddha and Don de oro mensccd
ing the finish sSa Eittisa aIi' TOOK 81. matters nP te n,% easy with with
Tho Friar, and this enabled Sloan to get Voter
psssed. 7 Bu %tR%s on tho Seo outside Il tapped sps Wort Voter wt to
tho saddle, and Don de Orc was at Budt has
1t was a very pretty race throughout, and
there were cheers for the winner. The race
was run true to the form OF 1896. for The Frisr
three.year.old at even weights than any Of the
colts he vanquished yesterday. barring possibly
than anything he has shown this season. Tho
last mile from stand to- stand was timed upof.
that il was tho best SIT thr roe Spi re E race s II the
Blueaway was the favorite for the Bedford
thanks to Penn's quickness at the start. rushed
to the front at the outset and won all the way.
Trust,.from where he got OF. ran we'll, Album.
GIANT, a very crazy hily was responsible for a
Gleophas. IL isvprite for the dash at six fur.
1 Soss al Tt'R 1S sAl xst the sa a1yi Beat sPS Mi.t asSa a Is lsd q Al i
VII 90 n to wa.e hif Il he vans na as up epen iSs of TT fsrn1:
William Aston ,chamberss BLACK colt Csldron
at the post and could mot overhaul Caidron in
the stretch, the son of Calvados winning cleverly
Ed Boards St. Nicholas. by ST. Blaisc. out
Of Thora, which cost Sl2. 900 as yeariing. made
prentice boy, Collins. and, getting of slowly.
was never prominent. Previous, on the strength
f "a n1s E,'tto tor th he t afsh s eeen A at sye eu siieass' o Wes
h,ln siy Fox; and other good ones. Ham
t SSts Won SG tho G GREAT An q ie% d aSd be Gid i ih sx lst,
tance In l:o24,, Previous was second. and Colo
nial Dame third. Sly Fox made up much ground,
but Doggott pulled up when he saw that he could
get no part OF the money.
teenth; sinms had 70 whip and ride the four,
length from the thTeeyear9ld Domitor. An.
other three.year-old. the flly Trayant. was
third: Sun Up ran well for seven furlongs and
Clifford and Dutch Skater are now mentioned
as certain starters for the Suburban Handicap
Danne's good ,avs:yosr-oid FiylnS b%tsh@an
Brush went the same distance in 2 :1iaia. Charles
Hughes's big horse First Mate worked q mile in
The Stirrup. Cup for gentlemen riders. given
by he Coney Island Jockey Club, will remain on
zoo Fifth avenue until just before the date OF OF
the race. on Saturday. the 28th Of June. 1t is a
beautiful and stately tanksrd. eighteen inches
mag s6 6e sr s9 7 to a1 VIM is All ( fPF Who t tsFe any any l Tisss
est In turf matters should see this handsome
trophy. Summarizes:
FIRST RACE.
For three. ysar-oidsa and upward handicap; by sub
scrtptton OF $40 each; to tho winner $3.50, TO the sec.
ond 600. and to tho third $50; SIX furlongs:
II. D. Dryers ch. Z. Cleophus. D. by Wagner-Ln.
z. n. Nise's b. m. Mlstral. o. 100 III. Lewis. ....... .
vi IRIS =; sln fns Ss. b haze. Gs:arl ION :, lsi T%apisv.v
kinnic. Storm King. Titnlouse. aud DR.. Jim also ran.
Time, l:llsI.
Betting-Against Cleophus. 9 10 / Cesaron and Sir
Play coupled, 8 To ! Tinge, z to |; Storm King. q to
]; Histral, Kinnikinnic, and The Swain, each 10 to I;
Judge Baker. 80 to- /; Titmouse. 40 to / DR.. Jim. SO
to /.
SECOND RACE.
For maiden three. year.Olds; by subscription OF $40
eaohi TO the winner $500, to the second $40. and to
tho third geo; one mile:
w. A. CI.nlerIs blk. @. Caldron, by Calvados-
parefa 1iS Gscherrer). !
August Belmont's b. q. Falernlsn, llb (SimIns 80. 0
KinvarrA sIr kredeiick. simonian. Concord. st.
Nicholas H., and Templestows Also ran.
Time. l:43L.
B~ettfng-Agalnst Elkins. even money; Caldron. 2a
to /; FAlernian, b to /; Concord, z to ! Simonian,
KinHarra. Sir Frederick. and 81. Nicholas H., each b
to l Tenplestowe, 100 to !.
THIRD RACE