The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-10
FAVORITES WIN N MUD
THE TALENT HITS THE RING HARD
AT GRAHESEND.
Ri,isn Takes tho Patchogue stakes and Me-
Nee the Greater Hew York Hurdle Inanei.
csp-HanburE, tho winner or the OPEN
Tag Dash, II Playea Down TO . 70 4.

a. y result the racing was much more enjoyable
than on Tuesday, when the horses and jock
eyS were chilled by the driving storm. The
course was heavy, and only mudlarks Of tho
most approved type had any chance of winning
tho lions share Of tho prizes. ". G. Days
Bflali upset calculations by defeating the favor
ito, Irish Reel, for the Patchogue Stakes, but the
~favorito, Mckee, won the Greater New York
Hurdle Handicap. and the talent could find no
fault with the manner In which fortune dis
pensed her awards. Hamburg, Cesarion. and
Arabian, well.played good things, went through
safely, and the ring was hard hit on the day.
Scratches reduced the field Of thirteen orig
inally carded for the Patchogue Stakes until
only six candidates remained. OF these Irish
Reel was an odds-on fs~vorite. Brisk being sec
ond choice at 4s to l, while the DAILY pair.
Prompt and Billali. were held ct 9 to /. Tod
Sloan rodo Irish Reel, and whom Billali
sprinted OF with the lead did not seem to DO
worried. At tho last furlong pole, however, he
sat down and rode hard. Billali had some
thing left. and drew away at the end, win.
ming by q good length and a hall. Prompt was
third and Brisk fourth. Elton Jacket was very
poorly handled by Maher. who found every
pocket on tho track, and although the Ally had
world Of speed. she had no chance to use II.
Hennessy, the clever fat rider. was put up on
Mckee In the Greater New York Hurdle Handi-
cap, and the young man showed that he 10 quito
an artist either on the fat or over tho sticks.
Mckee was q slight fevorite over Mr.. Cham
blet's pair Walter and Kilkenny, with Sir Vas
sar next In demand. The good little marc For
get was at o, az was Flushing. Flushing as
usual went to the front, and with Walter close
up cut out q warm pace. Forget and Sir vassar
waited until the last six furlongs before they
wore sent along In earnest. When the crowd
was shouting its loudest that Sir Vassar would
win the son Of Sir Dixon stumbled and almost
fell. This left only Forget to mako 1t interest
ing for Mckee, and the mare was unable to quito
get up, Hennessy winning with Mckee by o
length. Flushing was third, while Brown Red
was beaten of.
John L. Madden, the Kentucky thurman.
turned loose a real good thing In the opening
dash for twoyearolds at Ave furlongs. This
was the breedy colt Hamburg, by Hanover, out
Of Lady Reel, a half sister to Domino, and o
great performer in the mud in her day. Ham
burg opened at 10 to 1 and was played down to
2 to 1 at the close. Prince Lee tried to outrun
Hamburg at the start, but white let the dark
ono sprint some, and, taking a decided lead,
the race was Hambure''s all the way. He
won finally BY a length and 4 half: Pre-;
drive for second money. while Sanders, who was
c9onsidered the crack Off. J. DIVERS two-year-
0ias is se a Eor l9 fhs dip5lns;d wss b sSps oT Dr pSs r cdPt
with two white stockings behind and q blszed
tbsGs; ehe Sv yo thsir sn OF sne i, M tSs onsG 0Gflorss EN- M
bet a large portion Of their winnings on the Same
owners G,ss sh Nhiah in ,o the dash for maiden three:
who we're the most fanoied Of the 9th;
Up and only 100 pounds in tho saddle it
front rank all the way, and. shaking OF Con.
isIr ,;S Challenge II ss, wo Rd By nearly y, q Length in the
was at COncord's shoulders as. the wire was
passed. Salmak, Of poorly, fnished fourth, and
ner. There was some roSw ding and jostiin as on the
turn and there was a claim Of foul against Con.
s Stewards A1 piaee aae sSa horse. i9 as f e tIss aIsss1I, T Shs
t ts=sis xaars aRs g "a H $2n; 600 sr to Tss,oni Mcclellan. md
arss time almost sinee he f becssm sst theify p %ss saS
pared 70 FOR tsRRs Ike Sfoof fH'9li hand Mafn last ss' year PTS rs
year. yeS .'t os sEy3 ARABIAN %sss aa and II Ps s9n g ses' b Sa sP tbrssr
year,olds: met him yesterday, and both beat him:
laid against Halma, and I to / Parmesan.
Halma attracted . lot of attention on bis way to
horse; arabian set a warm pace ali the way.
bringing Sloan to 2 futile drive at the furlonG
strong at the end. and was Tapped on Arabian at
the wire. Halma pulled up sound enough, and
getting a pattched.up horse to The races races Is an UNI
Ce'ss5ion, one Of Byron Mcclellspd,s OLD favor.
the fayorite for the selling race at six ~furlongs,
s, K Ra q Sern Tud dH9 G aP Z. and 9d IDS ba 1SIsnd st VAS fsir Il
long prices. The so to i chance. Minnie AZ
R %ss rca mdss the s E5snniP s6 Tldil t ssnt upper Ess. tg5n
along. In the straight the Californian Jockey
took a pull on the ~fayorite. evidently not caring
part of 1t, however, as HI Daddy came with q
rattle rat >. and was at Cessrion'S SHOULDER es The
was reported as having been disobedient at the
post; and was suspended for the balance Of the
FIRST RACE.
For two-year-olds; to the winner 0AbO, to the aeoL
end 4lC9: and to the third $50; nye farlongs'
ING: + M na Or. 9. Hamburg by Hanover-Lsdy
l. Rwyer's b. c. Previous, iii, csiamsj.::"
SANDERS. Dogtown. Prince Les. Ella Daily. and Come
Time. I:osh.
sW sss.ias eaas 10 Hie I. ss ? ? g !; PsnS ss,dLsss and
!; Come Quick and Dogtown. each 8 to i Ella bAy.
For maidens, three years old; selling; to the win.
ner $500, 70 the second e7b. and to the third e26;
John E. Maddens b. c. shultz. by Charaxus-Ada
J. Ruppert. Jr.;s, ;. c. Concord. ioS csimmsj.
As ssI%a Rsi sa.Ris,1 ,, g s Esisrnisn h1 lSs ta Hewitt
ney. and Dlana'' Daughter ,i;g ran
saimsk, = g q concord, 8 70 !, 'simonian, . 70 il
nna sIEsi c 10 10 1 IN aap p1s5S:s 1 90 70 !; sG s.oS 36 SO 70
THIRD RACK.
The Patohogue Stakes, OF $4,000, for three year olds
and upTs5dd; selling; TO The winner $1,000. to the
VIC. Daly's b. &. Bllali. ., by imp. Rayon dor
C. Tisisehnann Z Sons oh. m. iriiG Reel. .. los
VIC. DAYS b. o. Prompt, 3. iOi GMarrittj
BonAparte. Brisk, and Elton Jacket also ran.
Time, l;l6l2.
Betting-Five TO 1 on Irish Reel; against Brisk. 4la
70 Prompt and Billaii coupled. o TO l Bonaparte
and Eton Jacket, each b to /.
FOURTH RACE.
For thre6.year-olds and upward which have not
won $1,000 in 1880 or 1897; to the winner $3.50, to
the second 800. to the third $50; ono mile and o
sixteenth;
W. Q. Days b. Q. Arabian, 8. by Ga~lore-Abaca 90
Ruby Stables br. C. armesan, ., 0S (Powers) ...,.. .
ChaS. Rleischman q sons blk. h. HslmA, o, l0b CT.
Time. 1851.
B~etting-Against Arabian. 0 TO o; Halma, 8 TO 8;
PaFmosAn. ! TO J..
FIFTH RACE.
kor three year olds and upward; selling; to the win.
ner $500, to the second e7o, and 10 the third $50; ax
fuIlonKa;
W. b., Sinks br. h. ceaArion. 8. by FauStus-olso.