The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-04
GOOD RACING AT THE BAY.
ON DEOK AND BLARNBYsToNE WIN
THE STAKE Events.

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-Vetsr Gives Nine Pounds and n Heating
60 Etrst Nato Mt Rivs Fu~rionEs-Pleinch
pnnnns In Front with woiburst and NossJ.
Bromley g. Cor three-year.old b. &. On Deck.
by imported Whistle Jacket, out OF Semper
Paratus, by Stratford, won the Splndrift Stakes
at Shecpshead Bay yesterday afternoon In
matchless style, while L. s.. & W. p. Thompson's
colt Blarneystonc, by Stonchcnge, out of Basst.
nette, defeated n fair field of two-year-olds for
the June Stakes over the Futurity course,
Greater than either OF these achievements, how
ever. was the performance OF james II. Koene's
three-yearold colt Voter, in the opening dash at
i've furlonRs. this lightning ~sprlntor conceding
the Western crack nine pounds and beating him
easily. Alter the race 1t was said that Mr..
Koeno expressed the determination TO send tho
colt to England. presumably in the autumn. 1t
WINS First Mates initial appearance in the Fast,
and he ran we'll. having to go round his field
from outside position at tho start.
There wero but four starters named over
night for the juno Stakes. but owners were
quick to arrive at the conclusion that the field
WINS not at NIL dangerous. David Gidoon's
wastotul John K. McDonald's Central Trust and
p. J. Dryers Sanders were the additional candi-
dates sent out by Clerk Of the Course Crick-
more. Central Trust was asked to concede n lot
Of weight to tho others, but he was at once in
stalled In the position of favorite, half a point In
advance of the Morris colt Mfrthful. Laudemann
and Sanders were the outsiders at IL to /. The
Messrs. Thompson started two. Blarneystone, q
winner at Morris Park. and The Huguenot. the
handsome brother 10 Henry of Navarro. Sloan
had tho mount on tho former, while Henry
Griffin was put up on the splendid.looking
Huguenot. After Mirthful and Central Trust
had showed the way TO the elbow. Sloan jumped
Blarneystone out of the ruck and took the lead.
wasteful showed n desire to run out, and while
Martin was strengthening him out Thorpe shot
up with Laudemann. Central Trust showed in
ability to handle the weight and 20 the clip that
Blarneystono was setting, and the talent will
put him down as preferring the turf to the dirt
track. Sloan was sitting practically still as
Blarneystono passed the post q handy winnor.
Laudemann, ridden out to the last ounce, beat
Wasteful half a length for second money.
Sanders ran well enough to boar remembering.
riding Of The Ee' F saiu nth In the RAJ rs staeos that q pG tSe
Sear-old fsvorite for the spindritt. Stakes yester-
pounds @ Elkihs. The Friar, like Arbuckle and
Regulator. Besti9n. Don dc Orc, and Loeb
Ssa ! a. R|,,s 5ssssy sIsps % SfSs, nainis;
s tsiSSssi0f fairly ytt 8eii s Until Tt Ss saw pi the eso Sni
and BY the time the start, was made he looked as
waters Of sheepshead Bay. Sloan took the lead
9Th E las ns. making q the running; e, With sunny
t tRse s rum fR home t Tara %o ses upper oa on saf boa &.
sSs stfiss; but t6s stalwsFs ShestpSs
were common hacks and Won gallopins. ElEinss
In q drive beat Sunny slope for second money.
@iis.s &r !Sasht slm min n Is sn thi ias. and sah he found IF the g
siI9 aIEy rSSnd as saS wiz Fh soG Fris ss W mistress pss s e. the
yesterday; but stopped palpably. nevertheless.
The ave-furlong dash won by Voter, already
referred to, came first on the programme. 1t
had ten starters, but the chief feature in connec-
crack Western sprintsr. was ssA making his hs' debut b"t
in the East, and in Voter was meeting the very
lssse't R Ta,sr in t Ra. Vicinity ia1SyEi & the t Sisfaf Es,i Isss
contingent remaining faithful to the neet
tssIse.ysar.old; but First Mate won r.
sranaest looking specimens Of the Thoroughbred
that has gone 70 the post on any Of the metro
look for him to be game, he dis the eye Of ali
starters noticed. Chum drew the rail.
outside. Il was . decided handicap on. First
Mate. and when TIE start was made he had to
while was in a commanding position, and when
the stretch was reached Sloan let him step out
81 ;a,1 danger a%S The thbrss,yesr-fCi o.. has superb &C,
First Mate. who beat. Cleophus half a length.
one mile, but ,Wolhurst, admirably ridden by
S he SS%fo asa Be odS Wy " i e 70 /. w Rond han at lgn az
odds. was third. salvable showed a lot Of speed,
worked out an extra SIX furlongs in preparation
fog the mile and three-quarter race on Monday.
selma hiiian9 sTens T fSs t t%o csSafe fGs o tRe f the F f9Hs;
fly course, but Nosey won after q driving finish
With Eayida, the favortte having to rest content
Clewsen wore his longest and sharpest spurs.
b hurdle race at one mile and three-quar-
little mare outran her field in the stretch. and
although jumping the final hurdle ewkwardly
i iaiio 3 short head for second money Summaries
FIRST RACE.
saoS; pafss. $500. OF which sii6o to second. and $50 to
j.. Il. Keene's ch. c. Voter. 8. by Frar's Balsam-
Bromley SnISyt ( Co.'S t 81. !: First Siosn aate, Z. iai iGfarSDj
A;F.Dwyers oh: I. cieophus. 8, Ito Sims: ........ 8
Nick; Lambent. Hanweil. Detective. chum. and
Sensational also ran Time. 1.o, 80.
bettingIIen 20 9 on Voter: against First Mate and
iLimbent and HanweIi. each, 80 70 sensational.
90 to Il Detective. 100 to /.
SECOND RACE.
For three-year.olds and upward; selling, by sub
.cription Of SI9 each; purse $500. of which sloo to
the aecond. and $50 to the third; one mile:
G.. gleLchmann 4 Sons b. &. Wolhurst. 8. by Ven
ttlator-Nutbrown, 81 (Clawson).
Q. L, Smiths br. N. Beldemers. b, vs. ct. Bloan)...... .
Bromley q Co.'S b. h. Ropdo. 4. 1Ol (Wilhite).. ...... 8
Tom Cromwell. Cromwell. Doggett, Salvablo, and
Counsellor Howe also ran.
Time, LAG 1-6.
Be~tting-Asainst Beldemere. Z to o; Tom Cromwell,
10 l; Wolhurst, 0 to /; Doggstt. Cronwell,a and Sal.
ysbls. each 8 to 1; Rondo. 80 to Ii Counsellor Howe,
90 TO /.
THIRD RACE.
June, $4,000: for two,year olds; $50 each; the win
ner TO receive 81. 800, the second $3.50. and the third
oIb0; the Futurty course:
l.. .. h W. r. Thompson's CHI. @. BlarneyBtono, by
III IT. Sloan. ......
l. klniore's blk. G. Laudemann. ll5 Thorpe. 49,. y
David aideon'a CHI. C. WaAteful, 1l5 III. MARTINI. q
The Huguenot. Mirthfpl, Central Trust, and Sanders
also ran.
Time, lag 10.
B~etting-ABains Central Trust. . to l; Mirthful. al
90 /; Blarneystonc and The HugGenot. coupled, / 10 1;
to1.
FOURTH RACE.
spindItft Stakes. 81. 900. for three yearolds; handI.
cap $40 each; the winner To receive 81 900. The sec.
ond $500. and Inc third $3.50 one mile aud a furl0ns;
bromley q co.'s oh. q. On Deck, by imp. Whistle
Jackel--sempsr Paratus. lis (TaraD .'..,'..
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