The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-30
BUDDHA TAKES THE TIDAL.
MIR. Halls THREE YEAR-oLD WINS
A STAKE At THE BAY.


n STAKE AT THE BAY.
varus In Biinkers wins the surf stakes ana
Horoscope Plays with Hzis Field In the
Grass InnuEurni-Coionia Dame. Cieophus
ana sun Up other Leaders nt the Rinish.
Fully 1900 persons were at tho Conoy Island
Jockey Clubs beautiful track yesterday after
noon 10 soc a programme of six races run of.
There were three stakes on the card, the Tidal.
for threo-yearolds. at one mile; the Surf. for
two-yearolds, at Ave and u half furlongs, and
the Grass Inaugural, for three-year-olds and up
ward, at six furlongs. The former won't to tho
popular Baltimore thurman r. @. Hall, his
good colt Buddha, by The Bard, out
Of Empress. getting homo in front Of Scot
tish Chieftain, Imperator, The Friar, and Elklns.
Buddha is in tho stable Of wyndham Walden
and the samo trainer furnished tho winner of
the Surf Stakes, A. II. s. d. II. Morris's big dis
appointment vsrus, running in blinkers for tho
fret time, defeating Great Bend. Wild Warrior,
Mr.. Batter. Blarneystono. Corelli. and Hairpin.
James II. Kecne's throe-year-old colt Horoscope,
by Amphion, dan Fair Vision, won the Grass
Inaugural In the fast time of 1:13 1.5. Tho
weather was delightfully."- cool and q pleasant re-
lief to the thousands who fed from the sun
baked avenues of the metropolis.
Scottish Chieftain and The Friar were penal
lied for previous winnings, and carried 127
pOunuS IN tuO lluhl otuhcS, dS dBhihoJ q vi
Elkins and lit each on Imperator and Buddha.
Consequently the talent quickly decided that
Buddha, whose record this year has been Singh.
larly consistent, would surely win, and break
the long string of seconds and thirds placed to his
credit this year. 1t was therefore oven money
against Buddha, 8 to / The Friar, 4 TO 1 Elkins,
8 to 1 Scottish Chieftain. and 15 to ! Imper-
ator. 1t was currently reported that Elkins had
worked q mile over the Bay track In lao, but
It did not seem possible on his public form that
the Brookdale colt could give Buddha Eve
pounds and q beating. Imperator and Elkins
stepped Off in front shortly after the start and
going the first half.mile in 4SN seconds and the
hve furlongs in 1:0l set a pace that was indeed
o scorcher. Despite the warmth Of the clip and
the weight he had up. Tho Friar was fighting for
his head and struggling under Littlehcld's chok-
EIkfns on the upper. turn, and soon Buddha
took second place. For a short time in the
furlong pole Buddhs settled down to business
and. passing Imperator. won cleverly by two
Il lsnT VIE H 1npGPst Fsyf fo ap T 1sS sIfG 4i$iSe s0s ss sa t
ohieftain out vigorously under whip and spur,
and The Friar had nothing loft after boing kept
Il ha a%Ss ssa a over th rom hlf saI Raina 81 s 70 sS 'oSH is colt VIM an.
and was a very proud man after the race,
that @yndhsm Walden dstermined to, try the
big son of Cayuga with biinkers in the Surf
e ssn Ike ssy ssstsf5dssS; lDS,' a sSs snls so psf tsv 61Rs
Batter. were added starters. making a Held
4 %.t sisAt and tS g. Sr. to BE- Bsn99 post 10 d T's cG . nc !
B fp,b Ross 8 e., s %g,, So Wa by hrs sed h MF, hsits,, out y to 81
pin. Tarus. setting a terrific clip all the way.
w wSo b s.asE %ild W ey e 1sP hali a f length SF fSr s ssnadi
money. Had the race 6eep at six furlonEs Wild
running faster than any Of the others NJ the
wire. The other starters, barring Mr.. Batter,
Wf mss G%sA Penn ssv Sas fsVSlns; a. 7 to 5 for the
Grass Inaugural Stakes, with Horoscope second
choice at sls to !, and sunny Slope at Q TO J the
ming start with Horoscope, and making the best
Of his advantage won pulling up in the fast time
and track. sunny Slope was second and Hugh
Penny third throughout, The winner Is a very
Voter in general makeup. although he is not so
good behind the saddle as the son OF Friar's
Colonial Dame. from I. 6. s. W. P. Thompson's
string, wac favorito, for the race for maiden two
tss pps 1ai hilles os soe,ss,nG al the sv close % 81 spe s .
tlon; There was a field Of eighteen; but Angus
sSi o 81 Eaas. G Tsn q ,hFoap Ry th i1PE :n @h, a. The S'f post,
ipjuring herself SO severely that she will prob
insf s Up; %nds t Rse srnnTl oSs s nosa wfl5 r Iods the
had been poeketed, and won q good race by half
2 length. Tilted was q good second and Kilt
Cleophus, the favorite, won the selling event
at ak and a half furlongs quito handily. the
Brisk third. Tod Sloan tried to duplicate his
Horoscope start with Beldetnere. and was hned
fSS 15 Tsnni Bq. ihdFS%fn the and iaF gan Up os esrfiedI
the bulk Of the money in the sixth, a %handicap
st 0 6s. %,ls and so S g sists poefet S1 The hat 'u sho h hsS "d
chance to win three furlongs from. home, and
sun Up. ably handled by Sims, stalled of Deer.
always ran well on the turf track, and he was a
A racing tipster edvortises In a morning news
paper an "iaIaiii5le ksoing system; and says Y
dorses no system and no racing %tipsters.
L. s. & w. p, Thompson announced yesterday
complete. The Brookdaie yearlings Will be sold
on July 9 and 10. while the stations, brood
in mIss spte anS 'I They viii ii be- SI greatly missed. -
Summary follows:
For Miles two years old; ms,dsns; by sabscrigtioE
sSS 2 5hirS' 4 lsss . tS5i0P 8 = Fq Ts % iG SsSs. b,
c. Fi]eischmsnn ! Son. :. (: intel iiiioo lHi;aiier,onj'. !
Calculation. Countess Courisandc. Artist Love
Peggy r., Isen, Naviculine. Abunhsnt, Maud lllis
ma Ella Daily: aud Inspection also ran. cavnt,nA rar
away and did not star. Ttm,, Los,
~ettinsIAgAinS Colonial 81 on q D anne . even ar5 nS HTi Ca
f ~ to Ji ifs"i and Iaspsot !; "aSa = . i NAsisu
/ line and Countess Courisand", each 80 to ! Peggy !
Land Eymph. and sister Corona. earn 40 TO !; Ell,
DAILY and Maud Ellis. each 80 TO | Woodford hlly. \,
to /; Reggie May. Artist Love, and Cavatina. each loo
to l.
SECOND RACE.
Grass Inaugural. o.. 500. for three enr.olds and up
ward. OF ESQ eachi the winner to receive Sl.sO0. III.
:. second 5000. and tho third 500; six furlongs. on turf
!. J. X. Ksenes oh, c. Horoscope. 8. by Amphion-FMr
vision, no g, 81 sloan 2 9n am;nsico rccc.. 4, is iassc.66c;rtcIj
Duke q Wishard'S b. q. Hugh Penny. aged, ii tiion)
4 Arabian, Tremargo. HI Daddy, Harrington. Nay Nay
Intermission, and Fireside also ran.
Time. l'iH is.
Betting-AgAlnHt Hugh Penny. 2 to D; Horoscope
30 TO I Sunny Slope, . to ! ; Harrington and Inter
mission. each 10 10 Tremargo and Arabian. eac
rs to | Hi Daddy. 80 TO 1; flrasido and Nay Nay
each 80 to J..
THIRD RACE.
Turf Stakes. e3, 500. for two ycAr.olds; guarantees