The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-07
TREATMENTS GREAT RACE.
.,rrrBsoN,s S-rEAR-oLD RUNS a
r., \ A QUARTER IN sos 2-5.

--.v., and = strong Field beaten TOT the
80, cit, Handle pa Better Race Ehan
..,or., a,OS for the In
"., An IN. way In the Autumn stakes.
.,u.nt the eroat thrcc'your-old by Inn
- order, out Of Victorine, won the twin
~, Handicap at Sheepshead Bay yesterday at
..,roon. running the mile ana . quarter IN
soS o.s, with lie pounds up and uo'eaIing no
~ nnc Of the best horses OF the year; Fly
eu" nn,,h,rnn. Havoc. and other high.class per
DE- treatment won with so much In
WIN. TIM, there Is no doubt about his
~ M "a eonal Salvatore record OF 2:o5
'V"' ,n. sourse. Ornaments race towers
"" ,ha, of salvator's whom the two
,rarre, arc analysed, for tho latter was q
"".nro,d and carried tho then sch cduled
49,, y, ,ga pounds. Ornament had lbs In
'..Ad,. Yesterday. was half an hour at the
~, and then ran through n deld OF nine oppon'
-, free Advice and Maurice being LETT at
,IS.,, ub,le Salvador beat a solitary horse,
s.a ,be rail from start to finish. A crowd
.-s.n lb.o and II. 900 persons saw ornn-
-,,,,, superb race, and the prevailing opinion
NJ, ,h, race was that tho chestnut colt Is
=. N the best horses ever seen in this country.
LAT deal has been said about a meeting
.,~.en Tho Friar and Ornament at equal
,.,shts. but after yesterdays race there are
49, indeed, who would support tho Morris can
Iu,ts to beat the Patterson champion, orna-
p,nt was the best OF last years two-year'olds,
~, ,oots AZ II he was by odds tho crack Of
-. ,-,..nt season. As for his meeting Tho Friar
49,, ,s.r all hopes OF such an event must be
.h.,doned, The Frlar has gone wrong and will
4, Al, probability be thrown out Of training for
,hs balance OF tho year.
Iohn + Madden found his great colt Ham,
,.,s m playful yesterday morning that he do
,dsd 10 start him for the Autumn Stakes. Taral
h,A tho mount, and, instead Of attempting to
al, with the speedy son OF Hanover. the sue
....ful tactics Of s~printing in front we're pur-
,ra. When the flag fell Taral let the champion
,,ec along, and q quarter OF a mile from homo
l,,hduke and the balance OF the field were stag
,.-ipV This left Hamburg alone, and he won
easily.
The westbury Steeplechase. the third stake
f,ature OF the day, showed what a really clever
.nmper the Messrs. Hitchcock have In tho four.
t,.roId gelding Royal Scarlet. Carrying equal
v.ishts by the scale with the veteran Lion
Hart. he beat the Canadian crack a lergt tn in q
driving finish. Owing 10 a mistake on the part
superintendent Frank Clark OF the Coney
Inland Jockey Club, there was n misunderstood
inr about the course English, Chandler. and
N,rA who rode Royal Scarlet. Woodpigeon.
~ " NlAh lOtRVNN Wy - hAtN $3.50 NANA~
th them they were to negotiate the water
hup three times. After going twice around
With Lion Heart well In advance and Royal
ear,et second. the fence was taken down and
Insish had TO ride hard In order to catch the
l,dsr. Mara and Chandler were waiting, ex-
tStinE TO go another mile, when they saw Lion
Hurt dash through tho gap from the field TO
he turf course. Both riders clapped spurs to
neir mounts and In q furious drive made o
Dad heat OF It for third place. English. who
pds the winner. said that he, too. would have
been caught mapping had he not caught sight OF
Ne men taking down the fence when no " as go.
hg up the backstretch.
Clifford having gone wrong. It was o certainty
Nal be would be withdrawn from the Twin
cy Handicap. Beimar's name disappeared,
IA and II was said that Pit.sburg Pills good
k1ryear.oId had been lame since his last race.
kuls thought that he would not 20 to the post
tain certainly this year. but he may be patched
y again for next season. Then the pen wa.
tnxn through Ben Brushs name. l31 pounds
h,s more than NJ. F. Dryer cared to put on
D, pn OF Bramble. G. B. Morris went
HU to Fort Erie and took Loben'
Cia With him. waving the formality Of
tratehing the 1ve-y ear. old. for which he was
assessed 800 By the stewards, and TINS clever
horsss were left 10 try conclusions tor the $5,Oo(
Twin City Handicap ut one mile and q quarter
Eeayital and ornament opene' equal ia yorltes
nent was the public choice at post time, tn,
tArseyearold closing at . to 5. as against 2 to
g, tAs great fGuE,yearotd. flying Dutshma!
"a 9 % I . + pen Don 5's ae 6 6Ra Maurice Va s~ sHa
lOtol. Maurice. Free Advice. and Ornament
delayed the, start for half an. hour. The las
slned would turn once in a while. but Free AID
w. psrsistsntly turned his tail to the barrie
eod eehaved like a tend whenever Thorpe. wh'
Ethe mount, wanted to give him an argu
q; but, he, too. viii turn at times. Yes
sSas .ay q the track with Besashem mp
Fat Tor al but Free Free A dSise who S %@
aIss or four lengths back. was refused, am
AAaass fell, with Maurice and Free AiSice Ter
,a%tioh 10 Maurice and Free Advice thai
EaselSss ' IT, t1y fns 81 SH"2 p sSd Be- g:
haaaio, with, Ornament at their heels an
s.9Ii.Al well back in the TUCK, was the orde
me stand. Gong around the lower tur1
" Dutchman main aimed his advantage ar,
- GP the oackstretch by n length, with Bel
z he turn Taral let Ornament race througi
esneid, and Clayton moved on Requital at tn
sns time. 20 that the orher at the head OF tn
S s,s was Flying Dptchman BY a length. o.
S4ent second, a length before RequitEl. Havoc
bS,ob Don Dc Orc; Martin had been sitting tn
e. reel of the furlongs al a breaI
Clip. and when Ornament range
tcsae1ide at the furlong pole he knee
~ mere was no use of making a demonstri
- The horse under him was doing his bee
~ ornament was striding over him. Orn;
esnt showed a disposition to swerye a littl
KY eeioW the furlong pole. and Taral gave hiI
snPor two OF the whip and rode him for
1 1.S or two. The great three-year-old cam
~ zGo 20. Flying Dutcbman was SCI
~ a%o \ a neck for third money. The fractions
~ " iurlonRs indicates the quality of th
~. ~ eha shows that Flying Dutchman, WI
80 we running for a mile and "A furlong, IL !
az toIm a. present: Il rs, "a l-5. SO q!
IN Aol 70, l:l4. l:27 Is. lao. 1852 g.
There was the widest kind Of a demonstr
an,ster the race, for a majority of the spe
StsH' appeared to have selected Ornament
kt l, Gould have broken the record wit
R1.o,rnn ~ lardTs comment after dismountinl
tt1sSlial performed well after the long delay q
THpti, ana, While beaten Was not disRraced.
M Luoetg was a slight favorite over Archdul
~ autumn stakes. closing at 7 to 5. viii
Gsyuuld De had against the half brother
fanu. IL was TO l the Thompson pair, TT
llfSenot and Gibraltar; 2 10 / Firearm, Il
!, Nslafter. and II 10 Lydian. 1t reQuir,
Az space 70 tell the story Of the race viii,
6ssSsrsd' Iaral sent Hamburg TO the frol
10y the flag fell. and the outcome W,
E"% ~ IN doubt. At the elbow the whit
IrnhaSSot was three lengths to the good al
i, n WAS a couple OF lengths before Fir
bh11sau Inc luguuRot. Hamburg came non