The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-10
FAvoRITES D BEATEN.
LADT HARLAN AND OTHER FIRST
CHOICES 90 WRONG.

delightful day brought moro than 5000 per
sons to the Coney Island Jockey Clubs beautf
full course at Sheepshoad Bay yesterday after
noon. Favorites were bowled over in q major
ity of the events, the talent losing heavily over
the defeats Of Archduke in the opening event.
Lady Marian in the Bellies Stakes, and Don do
Orc in the Russet Handicap. The Bellies Stakes
brought out a good.sizod field OF fllies, and was
won by L. J. Baldwln's chestnut flly La Soleta'
by Amigo out of Rosebud. while J. Il. Seagrams
six.year-old brown gelding ZOO Miller, by spring
field out OF imported Millie, beat q big neld Ior
the RuSsot Handicap, at ono mile and haii oNef
the turf course, in 2:3A lis. Mr.. Belmont lur-
nished tho favorite in both OF these events ouS
Lady Marian was pricked by q smith VINO was
plating her. and she went to the post siightly
lame. Don de Orc injured himself during the
running OF tho Russot Handicap and pulled up
quite lame, so much 30. in fact, that ne Will
probably be retired for q time.
Tho Bellies Stakes was considered q certainty
for the beautiful Lady Marian, and the money
came into the ring on her in such volumes that
4 to 5 was the best quotation at the close OF
speculation. with Martha III. withdrawn. La
Goleta was second choice, at D to /, the others
being held at long prices, with as much as Do TO
! against the promising nlly Rose In Hand In
James II. kecnos colors. The flying little Alice
Farley, q sensational winner with light weight
up a week ago. was at 8 to / yesterday, the tai
ent figuring that l1S pounds would anchor her,
and thorc wasn't much call for Sweet Alice
even with Willie Sims in tho saddle. When
the field ran to the dip and emerged from
tho neck Of tho woods 1t was plain that Lady
Marian was in trouble. She drew the outside
position at the post. and Hewitt was hard at
work on her long before tho elbow was reached.
La Goleta. Kenmore Queen, Rose in Hand, and
tho woodford filly were the leaders as the field
awning for honle. Sloan. who had the mount on
La Goleta, was supremacy confident, and sat still
while Doggett kept plugging away at his side
on Kenmore Queen. The midget did not have
to move to win by half q length with the Cali
fornia-owned Glly, and Kenmore Queen beat
Rose in Hand a length for second money. cady
Marian was In the ,ruck. but wasn't as lame as
when she went TO the post.
The ltusset Handicap was one Of the best races
much choice between several Of the contestants,
Don de Orc closing absolute fayorite Mt 2la to J.,
R Renss. Il M", and q TO Joe s0SMf ii neS ! p to i b ) tG j sssh
. TO | Lincoln, IL, Is TO l Lobengula, and 20 70
OF the backstretch. True to his CUSTOMARY tao
tics. jefferson dart d out at the fall of the nag.
TOD sloan sent Joe Miller up into second place,
where no was joined by Rensselaer, and Lin
coin Ii before half a d mile Sv mad been Ion tray,
passing the stand, but O'Donnell went, to tho
whip and showed in second place within the
next three furlongs. 1t was u very poor sample
odds on Morris's i've yeHrold threw up their
after Jefferson Lincoln II; IS decidedly sulky.
and when he was knocked about by Don de Orc
and Decrslayer at the halt-mile pole he gave up
the ghost and dropped back SO quickly that
down. Jefferson in tho meantime was
booming. along in front, and when he
turned for home no was O length TO the
good. Sloan made this up gradually. and at the
furlong pole was head and head with Frank
serur q and without being unuuly urged won
By a length. Jefferson beat Rensselaer, as far
for third monei. Don do Orc was never dan
se so rs. a is a pG ne% record Sp an fos t th@e distance ans s'm and
course. the best previous time being the . 80; OF
Bob Roses big colt .Archduke. the half brother
OF Clifford. was fayorlte for the opening event
Husuenot. salabar. and Demagogue also came
A tGr sSa' I play ar am and H Ths hSsa psrSs G ran head K
. and head from the start until passing the last
4 tribe and had the race won. About sixty yards
from the wire. however. he swerved int9 Sala-
, tho fence. ana he very wisely decided to save
, Martin, and Sims, the riders In the muddle, dis
! qualified Archduke and placed Salabar hrst
!. When The HuKuenot was interfered with he was
. passed by Demagogue. and tho son OF Magnet.
i izer was put in second position under the new
. ORDER OF thi ns l iiig hpg ~ a ayopi,s was oy ani Damien
n for the second race. a dash at one mile and a
: fprlonE, and 1t was only a big SalioP for Bar a.,
. the stretch. Damien sulked and was nowhere
o second money going to the 5oto'1 chance. hina
T. James Monroe WAS third.
Q The handicap at six furlongs was considered
quite a good thing for J. ARRAY. and the public
was 4 TO i Good Times and 7 to l each Mis-,
. aud GOOD Times the worst Of the start; it looEee
= : at one time as though nothing would get up tt
= Yemen, but the softheArted brother 10 hlnyai
y clurkel IL when IremarRO who ran q remark
able race. challenged In tho last hity yards
t so'cs s"v Snd w 40. S Or sr Rome a" BY !n a u aefa o J. IA a
. Gray just beat tho consistent Tripping for thirt
l. money. HIN, the novice who rode rotterdam
. Tom Healey bought Tobias during the after
noon. and won the event fer m9ldens tire IRE,
. ut fancied good thing. Fireside, was at ever
money. but thiEd was her position at The end
In the early part Of the contest, hut Tobias over
q hauled her in tho stretch and won handily
Summaries follow:
q FIRST RACE
d For twoyearolds;. by subscription OF 90 each
u 60 third, last ave furionss Futurity cour.ei
Mrs, 7. kilty's br. Q, saiabar. by s~alVator-BavartA
. Hayman Z frank; b. Q, Domasosuc. 1873 III: vii.
LIZ. Z ". j. Fhompscns Oh c. The iHasloaoi' iiaia
Gow MaraH &Sii:tilas Don. Mary Bi.at, Tori, Arch
but WAS disausiihed for foulins
lllFs i've
Betttng-Five to I on Archduke; against salAba
II and The Huguenot. each u TO !; Deinagogue. z TO
Rowland, 20 to !; Mary Black, 80 10 i; WhistIing Col
100 to Il; Tori and Aurum. each 200 to l.
" SECOND RACE.
IA For three-ysar.o lds and upward which have Htarte
and not won At this meeting; selling; ny subscTpuo
+ OF SlO each. with $3.50 added. OF which eloO TO 90
10 opd aud $50 to third; one mile and q furlong:
w. n. Barrick's b. h. Maurice. 8, by imp. hayon
5ot ThorpsS u::m;"".'..
Ia T. Costello's oh. 6. James Monroe. 4. lo2 (Beau-
70 Damien, Ace. Convention, and TaliAmAn also ran.
Ia Time. 800 e.b.
Betting-Against Maurice. v to D, Damien, so
40 Ace, u 70 IL Talisman. b TO James Monroe, III 10
n King T.. o 10 / Convention, 100 to 1.
IA THIRD RACE.
n, The Bellies Stakes, OF. 900; for Niles two years oil
~ to carry llb pounds; penalties and allow anoes
u $50. each starter 60 pay 900 additional $3.50 to q
10 second and $3.50 to third; Futurity course:
n 4, j. Baldwin's CHI. I. La Goleta, by Amigo-fose-
no BUD, LOT CT. hloAn) ,..,,. .,.....'.. 49, ,s''''.....-
co Y. l. 9raves's b., T. Kenmore Queen. 100 poEgetp.'
ne ]. Il. Keene's b. {. Rose In Hand. l07 Ci. Martin. =.
w Lady Marian, Alice Farley, Kitefoot. Woodford Ill
"a LAverock, Sagacity, and SyrinI also ran'
~, Time. l:ll 90.
" Betting-fivs to I on Lady Marian; against Lac
~ Goleta, B 10 !; Alice Farley. y 20 LANeTock,,
=. TO /; Claret Cup aud Kenmore queen couple
I'M 1 I X 30 = o. u 80 L. uAA r nlv M