The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-02
CENTRAL TRUSTS PANSY.
JOHN n 1pDoNALD,s GOOD O0IT
PERFORMS BRILLIANTLY.

pix RurlonHs on Turf In n,l6 with lo0 Pounds
UP worthy OF P~raise-haiden Sookeys and
Maiden Horses In . HnuddIe - Trnredian
winner OF tho Handicap In FAST Time.
John E. McDonald's good two-yoar-old Central
Trust, by imported Meddler, out Of Money Box,
won tho Pansy Stakes at sheepshead Bay in
commanding style, covering the six ~furlongs
over the turf course In 1,15 with 1879 pounds up.
The performances OF Central Trust, Previous.
and Nosoy will furnish o market for this years
crop Of Meddlers when Mr.. Forbes sends them
TO the suctloneer's block. The racing was not
as snappy a. usual. and the programme was not
run or with that dash and brilliancy which Is
the custom at sheepshoad Bay. A false start
In the opening raoc, when all but three ran the
entire course, and the dividing Of the fourth
race, delayed tho sport, and the last race was
run at 8:20 o'clock. The weather was fine and
the track fast.
After Central Trusts brilliant second for the
Daisy Stakes, which he should have won easily,
It was surpriEng to find the maiden Glorian
from Marcus Days stable selling on equal
terms with him, but o majority OF the members
Of the talent probably thought that Hewitt
would not BIO able to do Justice to the long-strid-
ing son Of Meddler and pinned their faith to Taral
and tho Copper Kings colt. Blackjack, from
James r Keene's string, and R w. Walden 6
Sons Lucid completed tho field. When the flag
fell Central Trust bounded to the front and the
race was over, tho chestnut colt romping homo
far In advance of his field. Blackcock was q
poor second and Lucid Q stu poorer third.
Glorian swervod all over tho track whom Taral
went to tho whip In tho stretch and finished at
Lucid's girths. The time, 1:15, is very fast for
the weights carried, and the way in which Cen.
trail Trust won opened the eyes Of o good many
persons.
Tho opening dash at six furlongs was for
maidens three years old and upward, to DO rid
den BY apprentices or boys never having ridden
o winner. The wording Of tho conditions gave
to them o double meaning. and among those to
tax advantage Of the apprentice claim were
F. D. Beard and I. 9. & W. P. Thompson, who
fort and Manassas, Bit DAILY was caught nap.
mount, on Mahonoy. AT the hrst break. ali
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money msHgef' When %hS tho tho Winner winner was nss' PASSING ass 5 ssef the
judges some of the other candidates were round
Ing into the homestretch.
oCNCoot tho oSSohu. NAiolSO " II DIilc las
for three-ycar-old tllies, beat her field hands
down. Shasta Water was second and Fireside
third. Little Maher, who rode Trayline, had his
left leg crushed against tho fence. The Oily
wore blinkers and ran blindly into tho fence al
the head Of the stretch. custom Of wearing
blinkers II becoming well-nigh universal AND
ton.
Tho fourth race, for maiden two.year-olds al
Ave furlongs, had originally .twenty.three en-
tries. Chalmers and Blackjack were drawn and
then tho race was divided. Subsequently Davit
Gideon's colt while kicking in the paddock in
tured one OF his hind legs SO seriously that h,
the first half at the odds Of BIZ 70 J.. This 10
daughter Of Salvador and Miss .Woodford. and
Taral had to punch her out in order TO beat Dog
town. Nuto. . woll;played COLT In the string 9
this. race was won by Frank q o'Reilly's col
Whistling Con. o son OF bis old favorite Come
mara Bell Punch, BY Badge, was second.
The handicap at one mile and a furlong ha,
Joseph L. Seagram's three-year-old Tragedial
for the favorite, but the Canadian-owned col
was hard pushed by Belmor and Peep O. Day
Cromwell, AS usual. set a warm pace for tn
others, never firing until we'll into the stretch
made play: In Q megniheent anish Ihorp
Day. who was Tapped Out by Belmar. Caldro