The sun., 1897-05-26
RENSSELAER, A GOOD COLT.
MN. M,DONALD'S THREE-Y
EASILY BEATS n coon FIELD.

uovdon Edwards, out Of The Belle, won the
pocantico Handicap at Morris Park yesterday
afternoon, defeating q good field and showing
conclusively that he 10 in tho first flight Of his
ace and year. Already he is being talked Of as
the probable winner Of tho rich Realization
stakes, which viii be one Of the features of the
coming meeting of tho Coney Island Jockey
Club at shoepshead Bay. Edward w. Heffners
ArbucLlc, by Bob Miles, out Of Evelina- was
second to Rensselaer,, third money going to
August Delmont's Don do Orc. by nayon
dor, out of imported Belladonnn. Don de oro
WAS the favorito in spite Of his stoadying impost
NJ l24 pounds. Tho other stake event on the
oarl the Fashion, for fllies two years old, was o
triumph for the Mcssrs. Thompson, as rAlouetto
and Sagacity, both from their Brookdale farm
and bearing their colors, were FIRST and second
rcspcctiycly. This race was at half mile, and,
as the track was not at It's best after the rain Of
Monday night, tho time. 47ia seconds, Is little
abort Of phenomenal. 1t was regular field day
for Brookdale, Nosey and wolhurst also win
ming their races In clever style. Nosey was sold
10 Mcssrs. Charles Fleischmann & Sons after his
race.
There was tho hvelicst kind OF interest mani
tested in the Pocantico Handicap. for which
seven colts went to the post. octagon's engage
ment for the Belmont on Saturday next was the
Ing upon Don do 0ro to carry his colors to the
front yesterday. salvado, George Kesser, and
@ Of he HRS "nS s
yarin also fell by the wayside, leaving John f.
EcPoqalds RspssslaspE Hslf saTSddha aSGhn
sons Bastion, ". O'B. Macdonough's Orestes,
and the Hazlewood Stables Kebo to oppose the
sIsdSa I sans at nnnss Rave Sssn f Of tS
SeSlafe SSsi fe'' that the SON Of The Bard Would
h aalf ito hnr rlr ~ tbax
sge especially over distance Of ground. I'm
luckily for his clever owner the big bay colt took
before yesterdays race that while he was not at
Sandiiy enough. i was like seeing Tho Bard
Buddha is very much like his sire, possessing,
Ranythns, trife more length than Mr.. Cas-.
ron, was not as impressive as many expected.
BE seemed leggy but had all the aPpesraanee an of
r Of the bSneS and grew Spon the SPECTATORS
There was quite crowd in the paddock look
". OBJ. Macdonough Of California, who gave
Sl500o0 for Ormonde, was very much interest
ndns oreses to the post orestes By On
monde, and he was reported as having improved
vastly since his two-year-old form. The seven
colts made a handsome appearance as they pa
raded to the post There was some sparring be-
fore Q start was made that was fair for all.
field let the son of The Bard step right along, and
be made the pace, closely attended by Rensse-
her Re bnsR sS M Dn eS0 the BACK e
but AZ the field swung for the turn the
tayorte was cut of and had to be taken back
In the lead at the beginning Of the turn, but
poggett shot Rensselaer, out after him. and the
Of the bay at the head OF the stretch. Arbuckle
Get sail for the leaders , ii Puddha had enough
up his VIII ip. It looked like fehtihs finish but
10 business McDonalds home-bred came away
Like real clinker and won by two lengths. Don
f e Sn hsHd IN
ing, got up in time to beat Buddha a short head
at the post for third money.
selacr was bred by his owner. J. f: Mcdonald in
Kentucky. Mr.. Mcdonald owned both the sire.
Rayon dor. Hayden Edwards also sired Ban
nock6urn. the crack Western two-yesrold win.
sss week. s H. Sas % Prcs out q Nshae
Boy, by Glenele, and although he never started,
was said tohare been first class. Unfortgnatsly
for the breeding interests at large. Hayden Ed
Rensselaer, did not start as two-ycar-old, and
therefore an unbeaten record. He won a maiden
rsee for three-year.olds. defeating Wolhurst and
Others, and then took t the .;s ;Bsaychester Stakes
The thompson pair. i Alouette and sagacty.
coupled. were warm fayorites for the Fashion
being the only one of the others that came in for
any decided support, Jimmy McGormick was
make aet heT debut sei in fs GasseHn Society but he did
Otexpect great things Of her. In one of the
osssa,kaTays breaks, at the post she ran furi9ng and
rAlouette moved her field down the instant
lhcrt tnssie, sagacity. the second Of the Thomp-
.on entries, worsted Mahallah and Kenmore
queen. and 1t was a double victory for Brook
Kann nIaA iRd
opening dash. while Divide. after another sound
n,ee-year old fllies This game little mares
aides were all rowellcd to pieces. and she should
ef e, shs ses s
rpriyate sale. and Wolhurst wound up an ex-
citing citing days sport sport by taking the ,,c eon,eiudins
The Messrs. Thompson have sold to II. c:
Sehrahan the two;y Sweet Sound and
King Arthur III. is regarded as a certain starter
'i The tt brooklyn Ha1dioaP N on Monday T., +.
chester Racing Association will only recognize
gpers and trainers, club members. and press
hdges at the gates. Summary follows:
FIRST RACE.
sellins, for threee and yard; to be ridden
9apprentces, or boys never having ridden win
~ and TO the third $780, Dash six furlonss of
dt EnsSpas Kasss@Gon3.strH hu'ss @ Tom oeh
Gwelsh's b. g. DolAndO Z, 106 tHothersall)
William Lalmbeer's b. Q. Xmas. g. 10b q. Relly)..
Hanlon. shultz. Louise n. BiliAli. and Timour also
nn.
Time. 1:17.
.Betttng-Against Dolando. TO b; BillAli 10 TO b;
1nAs and Russler. each TO 1, Hanlon, 10 TO 1;
sAutI, 20 to Louise N. and Timour, each 80 to l.
SECOND RACE.
Por fllies threey olds. at 10 pounds below the
eAe. Purse $500, to the winner $780, to the second
GO and TO the third $50. Last seven furlongs With
90 mile.
Hsnsico Stables ch. (. Divide. by imp. Rossington-
st.phenson's 5. /. Euphemia L. iOS CThorpeJ
GLittiefeld Jr's. b. I. Miss Prm. 1l6 (Lltteheld)
Time, 1884.
Beting-Two to I on Divide. against Miss Prim TO
hEuphemia L. to /.
THIRD RACE
The Fashion Stakes. OF e8 900. for Niles. twoyear
eds Of which o. 800 TO the winner. e+O0 TO the sec
SSna and $3.50 to the third. Lat half mile OF the
Eclipse course
~ aud ", p. Tbompson's b. f. rAlouette by King
iEe-Juliette. 1l6 (Grinn) ..:.....;.,..::
b and W. T. Thompsons ch. {. sasAcity, llb
Graves 4 COS. Kenmore oueen, 8 tPerknsj. ... Q
Ais his howena FayidA. hAkAlah. Lady Cooper, and
epundAnt also ran.
Time OATH.
.betting-Fiye to 4 on the Thompson pair, fAlou-
ie and sagacity coupled against Miss IRowena. 10
~ hakalah, to L; Kenmore Queen. 10 TO !; Lady
SoVItf. IL to Abundant, 10 to ]; EaytdA 0O to J..