The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-21
ENDS IN A DEAD HEAT.
p11Y WILL NOT DITIDE, AND so
GETS THE MONEY.

der. over Agnin. hnd Money net on min,
,r. Lost-Rensseiser wins the r8ayohester
Stakes In = G.Iop-Result OF other Races.
The racing ut Morris Park yesterday had q de-
,,dedly sensational ending. There were four
,tsrtors for the handicap at one mile, with tho
oneck Stables game little six-year-old Sir Wal
Tar fayorite at z to o, tho threo-year-old Bias
lion second choice at 8 to b, tho four.year-old
valley third ~favorito at 8 to /, and tho three
,earold savarin at IL to 1 tho outsider in the
,,peculation. After a superb struggle through
The final furlong volley got up in time to make
a dead heat with Sir Walter, and as Bastion was
only a short head away there was the Wild
at sort Of excitement over the finish. w.
q DAILY, who owns volloy, clamored to
mi tho race Off, but w. G. Rollins,
vbo trains Sir Walter, would not listen
m this and was anxious for O division Of the
,takes. DAILY clamored all the louder at this and
anally Rollins refused point blank to run Sir
walter again. This was q hardship 10 the back
ara OF tho ~favorite. but there is nothing in the
rules OF racing as at present drawn to compel on
ovner or trainer to send o horse to the post I'M
d.r such circumstance and the stewards award
I'd first money to Volley. The Jockey Club takes
no cognizance Of betting, but the hackers Of Vol
isy got their money nevertheless, wagers follow
ing the decision Of the governing body Of the
M dtu1 III " W nv ~ Ptc VI IA -
Ter were ill-humored, while the supporters OF
volley were correspondingly jubilant.
It will be remembered that there was q par
sllel case last year at Sheepshead Bay whom the
Western colt Burlesque and NJ. +. Dryers Ally
euisun ran a dead heat In . 1ve-furlong sweep
stakes. c.. T.. Patterson. the owner of Burlesque,
refused to run 1t of, and Suisun, walking over,
received the money. Formerly 1t was compulsory
10 run O race over IL the owners could not agree
upon a division. and one of the most notable in
stances was in the case Of Banquet and Ramapo
at Coney Island three years ago.
The feature Of the racing yesterday from o
monetary point Of view was the Baychester
Stakes, for three-year-olds, at one mile. Octagon
and Buddha, two of the best OF the year at their
age, were eligible. but neither put in an appear
snce. John L. McDonald's home-bred colt,
Rensselaer,, by Hayden Edwards, out Of Tho
Belle, by imported Rayon dor. was favorite and
an easy winner, Set Fast and Arabian were
about the only other starters which had material
support, a few persons taking an outside chance
ntoncord and Fireside. Dosgett rode Rensse-
some colt striding to the front ON the upper turn
and Simply smothering his field in the home.
stretch. Arabian did not bleed yesterday. and
Bet Fast was no match for the son. Of Galore in
the final furlong. Rensselaer, has all the marks
ofa hiGh.class race horse. Kebo, with 1913 pounds
up, was prominent during the first six furlongs.
Dolando. the favorite. took the opening dash
Of seven f~urlongs in race-horse style, disposing
e SsIser SUE Lnd KitiIa in ah aa' s stretch Sass in sr 5oth cf
i Ea5sf m sssp sS { tSy OF f fSss'G s!ia. s ! 'n spels ses
the Eclipse course, Bilali and Nick objected to
a sns G started o w ihe i ths nag. mf Bo n aae e on l Lase
was never in the hunt, but Nick, Cleophus, and
Bilali ran Tapped for nearly five furlongs; Tho
e ehRSs SS~ FOR s ssaons m nelsasa i Ths FS Saa Ssas
a Sssroi srs f I AND HSh sel din t ~ffhou l0f trouble aSs.
she and her stable, companion. Colonial Dame,
sol, ,ont fayor nse, e; coupled pkot at at a. 3 e p !, sts sIoaS Queen sna
to finish, and was sitting still At the wire. Jude
for third money. The hitherto .unbeaten ally,
Claret Cup, was prominent for half a mile, and
On tssI pe ss, By = W vi nt jacket Snl, Of se S9ipssf Pe e1ae
tus, won the race for .maidens three and four
years old after 2 short but decisive .pssle with
large number OF horses, at Morris Park are
suffering from what appears to be a sort Of epi-
demic among the race horses In training here,
s ssg q her an im shs Ts,l D sn n nc Senas.'0n to fuini
Garrison is to ride the crack Western colt Ben
Brown In the Latonia Derby, and leaves for Gin
cinnati to-day. Summary follows:
FIRST RACE.
$50. of which $3.50 to The Winner. SO TO the second.
and $50 to the third; last seven furiongs of the With.
T Welsh,s b. g. Dolando. 4. by Powhatan-Bar.
D. S y b. 9. Kaiser Ludwig. s. OF jPower., .::.:
j. steed's b. m. Sue Klttie, 8, los lscherrerl ......3
Ameer, Str Vassar. Beaufort, Counsellor Howe. and
Louiss n. also ran.
Issue Kitt!e. Q to- !; Ameer. to l; Kaiser Ludwig. 8
i9li CouHsellor Howe. is to /; Beaufort and Louise
SECOND RACE.
Handicap for three.year.olds aud upward purse.
ths third $50 the Eclipse course.
VIC. Days br: g. Blllali, 8, by imp. Rayon dor
\. j. stsphenson's br. h. Hanwtli. 8, lis CThorpej.. 3
NJ. Dryers CHI: T. CleoPhus. 8, ia tsimmsl. ..... 8
also ran.
Wolhurst and Regulator, each. 8 to / Hanweli, Z to
ii cleophus, 8 to / Blllall. ~ to / cassette. is to l.
THIRD RACE
For nllies and geldings. two years old. TO carry lOb
pounds; purse $500; to the winner 1900. to the sec
ond go. and to the third $50; last four and q half
4 ". +. %Thompson's oh. I. sagacity. by Faver-
Isnsico stables 5. /. Juda, los tHewittj..
G~opshacre. stables oh. {. Kilt, 105 (Garhganl..::... Q
Ha Abundant. Colonial Dame; c!ares Cup, Bell: Of
atonel also ran.
Betting = Against sasacity and Colonial Dame,
coupled. 3 to |; Storm Queen. 81 to / Claret Cup, &
SeiIs e OF aol = % ! a ~, 10 i y; Bs ART; ! ss1ni Is s To- T. = Atm, to 4,
dant and Sea Puss, each. 80 to 1.
FOURTH RACE.
The Baychester, for three. ear olds. non.winnen Of
$1,000 In 1900; purse 1900; to the winner Of 800,
10 the second $500. and to the third 5000; the With.
eB mile.
John Z. MeDonald's oh. c Rensselaer,. by Hayden
Edwards-The Belle, llS DoggetD .,............ /
W.. c. Days b. c. Arabian, 1lS PENN ............. y
Chauncey Jacobs's CHI. {. Set Fast. 1l8 (sim ms) ..... .
ke6o, Concord. knight OF the Garter. and Firesido
Gso ran.
Time, l:44.
B~etting-Against Rensselaer,, even money; Set Fast,
ITO !; Arabian, o to !; Concord. y to /; Fireside and
Knight Of the Garter, each. 10 to l; Kebo, so to /.
FIFTH RACE
For maiden three year-olds and upward; purse
$500; TO the winner o400. to the second go. and
70 the third $50; Withers mile.
Arthur Whites oh. c. on Deck, 8. by Whistle
Jacket-Semper Paratus. lO2 IT. sioan). ......... !
Jacob Ruppert's oh. C. Eastertide. l0s lamb ......) Q
Aas, clasons b, .. Simonian, 90 Powers. 1890. o
Ialsnan. Sir Frederic, Eakins. and Rockefeller also
nn.
Time, l:49la.
betung-Against Eakins, y to l; Eastertide. 9h to 1;
iahsman. 4 to ] On Deck, 8 TO ! Sir Frederick and
simonian, each, 20 to l; Rockefeller, 80 to !.
SIXTH RACE.
Handicap; for three-yeArOlds and upward; purso
yooO; 10 the winner eIbO. to the second 500. and TO
"a third $50; the WitheTs mile.
W., DAYS br. Y. yolley. 4. by Tho Sailor Prince
Oneck StahIr,s n h air waiter n iop Dov9ett "a