The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-25
ELKINS WINS THE SWIFT.
THE SON OF UEOAS FAR OUTSTRIPS
MS FIELD At SHEEPSHEAD BAY.

,nh Takes tho Daisy stakes for saarcun Daly
-Peep o, pays Good Riie-Biueaway Leaves
tho Maiden Clnss-A Race for FaleFnian.
W. p. Thompson's fast threo.ycer-old
Elkins. by Uncas, out OF Lptitia, won the Swift
stakes for thrceyear-olds at Sheepshead Bay
Yesterday afternoon in sensational style, getting
away last Of n largo field and passing the Judges
veil in advance of Buddha. Tho other stake.
the Daisy, for two-year>olds, at Eve ~furlongs
over the turf course. went to Marcus Days
ally, Makallah. by Tnmmany, out Of Mahallah,
but Central Trust, John e. McDonald's colt, by
imported Meddlcr, out Of Money Box. was only
beaten a nose, and was much the best horse In
the race. as no was knocked about and inter
fered with on the upper turn. The track was
fast and the attendance quite largo for an off
day.
HarhaEard, Eastern Ray. and Chum wore the
Withdrawals from the Swift Stakes, leaving q
field OF nine to 60 to the post Elkins, by virtue
OF being q beaten maiden, came In for all OF the
allowances, and, with Tod Sloan In the saddle,
was installed favorito at an average price of 2lo
,o1 1t was Q to / Buddha, GIG to 1 Clcophus,
and Z to l Casseopia. One Of the Outsiders was
Storm King, whose chances were rated at 40 to
LElkins is a bad actor and behaved SO obstinately
at the post that 1t took several minutes and con-
siderable strategy to get him to Join the others.
He was finally sent away behind tho bunch.
Casseopia. Buddha, Loeb Ness. and Cleophus
were the leaders In the early part Of tho run up
the backstretch. but Elkins had so much speed
At his command that he overhnuled tho bunch
and challenged the leaders on the outside as
they swung for tho upper turn. Swinging into
the homestretch Sloan sent the favorite along,
and the result was never In doubt, Elkins win.
ming under n pull by two lengths. Buddha was
second, and Imperator third. the last named
-..,ktn- lN1npnhnQ nj thA yvfrn "a Olivia -,llal
up, evidently thinking no had third place
won. On Deck performed poorly, and
Casseopia could not carry her weight and go the
clip the colts set for her. 1t is q pity the winner
IA such a crazy colt, as he has o world Of speed.
He pulled Sloan so hard that the jockey asked
permission OF the steward to ride no moro
during the day. Geisha and Dolando were ac-
~cordingly withdrawn. Sloan complained OF an
injury to the drum Of one Of his ears, and left
the track in search Of a physician.
The Messrs. Morris Withdrew their rood colt
Mirthful from the Daisy Stakes and added Fixed
Mcdonald added Central Trust. by Meddier,
out OF Money Box, and a field Of SIX went to the
R |s,s.it s oTs4 F Peas Stan ally and Mn e:astsl T Tsa: s sl %itS
Decanter the outsider, Gen. Maceo broke in
front h and t Ist. f. make asa a rpSn as e race s.o 2,
T TTns IN good position Foundin H'ni the
accidentally. struck the. colt over the nose and
be dropped back several lengths. Doggett was
t for; d, 70 Do sit down va. and som Tiss jsssr q s AND hrNanS
jump, but Tarsi, BY superb riding. managed q
Of MAMMALIAN, the dam Of GLORY She enjoys tho
S stspe OF The " year T for Marcus sns D Sis. '"''eAf0'a
S %sI Z H da.1 Reed avs r and !. Z s osa., tS5lq 9sys,i f.
sloan got the best OF tho send.of. and the
chestnut horse; showing al q bis old;timo
second and Bfandy1ine third. Pep ,'e q Day q
who is 2 very clever performer at . mile, and
s et' \ mil that aits sI' 4 mia to d nv 0' aisS; T ;So taS ss:a
not n.i headed Sntii tSs is f. f1slsaE peiss hsa been
quartz, q : mile, and he was fourth At the wire,
money. savarin and Ferdinand were beaten OF.
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Bshs Z R' %ii 4: sfsa si e ! III 3sst "a e III thaS a EsSs q
IL years oIa, and Fred ,Taref says tie midget
d%i.piayias no fear At amy Time D." dnria- e tho ast jo Sae
Isy., 0Connor has for 9 year or so past been
e Ss SAW H1} EeIa hs % sa Ia n 'Haias{s; F00m' and when
p,o. wsI,; ! % f %sssu I'm s.s ssS SisS 3 %.:..- E Rs,a he, n
whom he loaned . tiny pair OF riding boots.
Draw Lad and Ben Eder were the most fancied
q a.. .si IT. %ssi tS ! s for the e%Gn naSat E. me-; q : mile miis
S'ot, S% t 81 FeYffc tSt won sfts Sy = s1dP Pf8s Viii hha sSn
sSsr. thrsesyearooId. :Eana' T. 0f %sd q M 20 s Il Ma.
vas third. He was ridden BY Coley Thompson.
seS s5' r' as III IL i Sseo s : r &ns & Ii pscps as
name OF thompson. follow:
HIRsr RACE.
lr all ages; by subscription OF go each; purse
,S9c (which sloo to second. and Sto to third nvS
81 s@ita,s Oh: i: Rubioon. s.by imp. RAyOn dor
OF ? beimOntS oh. h. B~randywine. 8, liz al.
Yemen. Iremargc;; Don,tel :nd Prompts also ran. .
bstins-2 to l on Harry. Reed; aeains, Rubioou.
&c !. !; Iremargo. 10 to I; Yemen and BIandyvine.
sOA to Il Domitor. 90 to /; Prompt. 100 toll.
SECOND RACE.
Daisy Stakes. Of 81. 800, for two-year-olds, of $50
.ssh; 70 the winner $1,000. to the eeoond. $500.
r. Iss 90 p Day. ie'.f !. ' I. S.i aIi fssf SS F:S Sa sss .usf;
IL n tissaifrg Oh sG, o: Central Tia:; les iDc1a.s1: J
Fixed Star D'cantSI. ana Water Crest Also ran
SS:s, s, a,sss; :: ~ D. e Y $.,si 't Crest. 's ! e II I.
THIRD RACE
Fr three year-olds and upward; handicap, by
.,% q ssdbs snj p, g, AZ 2 each; purse 800. OF which slsS
III ~ 10 10 thirQt ono mile:
- AcCormick's b. h. Peep o. Day. 4, BY Ayrshirs-
ASpt CI.on': br. I. ces.eii:. I. loo tHiswit,j: ...:.a
~; Dwyers oh: Q. Tom Cromwell. 4. ITO (Siml).. 0
vnhman, Deerslayer. Free Advice. Paul Kauyar,
ferdinand. and SAyarin also ran.
Time, 1;Al SO.
SesunsIAgains Lehman. 2 to 81 Free Advice. I %
Nfeepo' Day. D 10 1; DeerslaysT and Tom Cromwell
81 > 70 ]; Ferdinand. 10 TO IL SavArin. 10 to II
raul AauVar and CAssette. each 30 TO !.
FOURTH RACE.
sWnt Stakes, for three yearolds; $50 each; TO the
ssimHhst Sl.ooO. to the second $3.50, and to the third
ySv Renniuea ana Allowances; seven furlonggi
-I%m: J, Ihompson's br. Q. Elkins. by Unoas-
H.. hSll b. 9. Buddhl. lie Pcnnj..:: !
eMs Sa"ays b. C. Imperator, Ill Chorps) 49,, Q
See SssI iaS ~, storm King. caissopia. On Deck. Loeb
p.,,.. Time. 1;29.
cS,ttng-Against Elkins. 10 TO B; BuddhA, 0 to IL
E%~Upaas, 81 to /; On Deck. I to l; Casseopia. 2 to l;
"~li Kebo. 80 10 /.
FIFTH RACE.
,.Sn "oyearolds; selling, by subscription Of 01o
hIra tpsy w SoOoi to the second 500, and 70 the
III IsW d sgyl lAt nye furlongs Fvturity coursei
Inis L1hMores b. c. Blueaw1y. by Getaway-Blus
III II. s;S1s.. D. e Bllul;s6sard. IIos. iscisri:Ij.... :
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