The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-21
%DEMAGOGUE ELS SURPRISE.
MAGNETIzER,s SON SHOWS BIG I'M
PROrEMENT AT BRIG TON.

NJ +. Dwyer's Futurity candidate, Previous.
did not run much like q probable winner OF
tuesdays prize, finishing behind Demagogue'
COCK itooin, Fonsavannah, and Ortoland In q
handicap at six furlongs, which was covered IN
l:1lA. 1t was said later in the day that tho
colt had received some pretty stih work In she
mud at Gravescnd a couple of days ago.
ana there Is n strong probability that this,
IN inc heavy going, took the edge OH
the colts speed. Previous looked well. but ne
could never overhaul the leaders. DemagoRue
got of In front, and spread.cagling HIS field in
the hrst part OF the race looked like an easy win
ner. James II. Kccnc's colt Cock Robin, another
Futurity candidate, last to leave tho post ana
many lengths behind the leaders In the run up
the onckstretch, had TO run clear round his Held
on tho upper turn. lie then came flying down
the stretch. and was only beaten a head by Dem
aEogue. FonsavannRh was u fairly good third.
Only q few days ago Demagogue ran in u five
furlong dash for two-yoar.olds and was very
strongly supported. He was badly beaten, ana
James Mclaughlin. who trains the son OF Mag.
neither, expressed himself as being puzzled at
the colts showing. Tho track was muddy on
that OCCASION, but Dcmagoguc has II reputation
Tor being able to perform on any kind OF
a track. After the colt won yesterday tho
trainer and Jockey Penn were interviewed by
tho stewards. Mclaughlin expressed his dis.
satisfaction with the colts performance when
he was beaten n few days ago. He thought he
would win on that occasion, and one OF the colts
owners borrowed money to place on him. The
Investigation will be continued to-day at !
o'clock. and pending the outcome Jockey Penn
is suspended and Demagogue's entry is refused,
Jockey Neumeyer and the horse Marshall are
also under the ban pending investigation. Mar
shall opened at 3 to 5 for the last race ycstcr-
day, and went up to 0 to 3, while Rife was
backed down from 1 to l to IL to 3. ;Ncumeyer's
matter will be looked into to-day at l o'clock.
Previous was deemed capable OF winning the
fourth race and was held closely at 1 TO 8
ITO !, was the most fancied OF the Others. with
a handsome son OF Tea Tray, whom he rcsem.
blcs very much, was making his debut, and as
IT. Tas rumorcd that he was a Fnt4rity
goEuo was at 10 to /. and after his recent
him. Dcmssosue had the best Of Cock Ro6in.
the worst OF the scnd:off. The former appeared
frat furlong. Going to the turn he let out a
link and was three lengths before Fonsavannah.
Cock Robin closed the gap very fast, and run:
ming clear around his field challenged tho lead
ers in earnest in the stretch, Penn had been
saw Cock Robin coming he got to work. and by
hard riding squeezed pemagogue over the line
third, while Ortoland was fourth. Sims did not
perseverc with Previous when he saw that he
Kaiser Ludwig, jefferson and Ameer were
all considered good things in the opening dash
made play for threc.quarters OF the circuit,
when Harry Lewis got Ameer to the fore and
won cleyerly. Jefferson squeezed Kaiser Lud'
wig Oh the upper turn and beat the three.year.
old home half a length Clawson made a
claim OF foul against Collins. but It was n OF On;
Sandowne severely.
Daisy Gutter, favorItc for the dash for maiden
L IL t,D,. Anra ala ,nN, atRa ~ nE SIn ,tEuG
entered to- be sold for 1900, and c. Herllch,
an undertaken OF this city. ran her up 10 $500.
and kept the daughter OF Clear the Way. With
blood blood in his :, eye he started Ia, e for or The Sef Sr targ5
that tho tilly would cost him 1878.
Never mind. I" he shouted. as he waved his
Willie-of-thc-ysch cap, I'm win the first race
tomorrow and burn somebody up
Just thon Secretary sass invited g. b. Morri.
and the owner of Daisy Cutter TO draw one. Of
dash today from the bottle. the rules limiting
the field to twenty starters at the !hrce.quarter
pole. Mr.. Morris shook the bottle vigorously
and out rolled number D. twas Salaire, Willie.
off.the-yacht's nomination, and he turned tail
7 The outcome OF tho third race was one of
ths snrpfisSs ;, q ~ the meeting, storm to- King Pr p:
pretty race, and Thomas Cat. forging out Of the
bunch Just before the wire was reached. won by
a neck from DR.. sheppard, who in turn beat
Tripping a head for second money. Thomas Cat
was quoted in some books at rs much as 80 to |.
al VI tht JOtht9S > llllN ! NJ lhl. III
Hirsch. O'Connor, and Scherrcr-wcrc fined SO
for breaking away from the post before the bell
rang.
Xanone was the even.money favoritc for the
dash at six f%urlongs. but biliall set II cLinking
Porite beat Yankee Doodle a head for second
money. O'Connor rode Billali, passing the I'm.
ishing point with all the confidence OF Garrison
or Spcllman In their palmicst days.
Marshall was the Legitimate tavoritc for the
concluding event on the good showing he made
IN his race against Rey del TERRA and Burlesque.
He opened at 3 to 3 and went up to q to 5. lingo
made the running to the turn, when Rifle and
tic coming home. but when Rifle gave battle
again Marshall was beaten, the three year-old
winning by half a length.
follow:
FIRsT RAGE.
For three, year olds and upward; one mile;
FL" P9rker's CHI: h. Amcer, d. by Imp. Kingston
FrancI, b. Boards b, 9. Jefferson. !, ss Collins 90. .
Patcaosue. Passover. Fin,nSs. Ai6rrt $. Mount
Washington, Louise \ and Sandowne also ran.
Neutrality-suspicious. KaIsrr Ludwig, . to /; Ameer and
Jefferson. each ~ to ! Passover. TO ! Albert s..
each 20 10 /; patchogue. so to /. and Mount Wash.
For maiden two year old nllirs, Ave furl"nss:
seHsa,ion stables ,sh. { patsy rn,,"r' by '%''arthe'
Henry Harris,sch. T. Pink chamgray 10y Thompson .
Gray Belle. Peggy r., and krgIe May also ran.
B~ettIng-Against DAISY cater. 10 TO 3; Domestic. 3
to ! Gray belle, q to ! PINK Chambray. 7t" Peggy
H., = to Fulnne, 10 to !: Park slope anu Reggie
May. each 10 10 ! Logistic. 80 to !. and Louisa Deg
nan, 40 to l.
THIRD RACE.
For three year oldsi one milr;
q; Anderson,s b. g, Thomas cat by imp MasSe'to-
ihe Cst. IVY Chlrscb(, 80. .,... '''''' !
Foster Bros. b.. g. DR., Sheppard, III CSins ,;,,,r, =
James Il. heene's ch. I. Tripping, III III Martin. .
Elm, storm King. and Bastiun also ran.
Time, l:iy4.
betting AGAINST Storm King. ; to o Dr. sheppard.
To !, anu Thomas Cat, 80 10 |,
FOURTH RACE.
For two.year olds; ak furluugs;
HAynan q Franks br. G. DrInagOgue. by hagne
~tizer-DecOy. 100 penn ...... ... .,.,...-,.. ..,.. !
James Il keehe's CHI. q. Cock Robin. 30 ttlawSoh).. y
WI sinks b, Q, Fonsav anuah, lO7 I'll. MARTINI ., =
PREVIOUS Cherry Picker, Nuto. ortolahd, and
Time, l'lit.
Letting Five 70 1 on Previous; against f"nSayan,
hhh,; . 10 Cock Robin and DemasoBue. each ~ 10
~ Cherry Picker. = to |; Nuto. 10 TO !. ortoland' 20
To u strathmac, 80 to /.
FIFTH RACE.
for ihree year olds and upward: six furlongs'
W., DAYS br. x. Biliali. u. by isayo d'OT-She' w
n Corhetts br. T. ZanOne. l.. IlO ,OIearyl ...... Z
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