The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-17
FOUR RACES FOR SLOAN.
THE on EVER LIG MT VEG hit
IN GREAT FORM YESTERDAY.

Lehman and Petrel, winners or tho Brookdale
Handicap ana Falcon Stakes Respectively.
DoIando and Haima the winning Quartet
Purses TOR fixed star. kiteroot, nsd Biilnii.
Tod Sloan. the clover lightweight Jockey.
was In great form at Gravesend yesterday after
noon. He had Eve mounts out Of the seven races,
and won the Brookdale Handicap at one mile
and a furlong with c. Fleisohmann & Sons Leh-
man, the Falcon Stakes for three-year-olds with
A. J. Joyners Petrol, and landed purse races
with Dolando and Hhlma. In his other race he
was agood second to Kitofoot with Mr.. Batter.
The weather and track were perfect for first
class sport. and the attendance was large.
Ben Brush and The Winner were withdrawn
from the field for the Brookdale Handicap, leav-
ing Lehman, Dutch Skater. Lake Shore, Ben
Elder and Volley TO start Sheer weight Of
money made Lehman favorite at 2 to 5, the
p~lunRers playing the Cincinnati horse as though
the element OF uncertainty never entered into
racing. Lake Shore and Ben Elder were held at
fours. while Dutch Skater was 9 to 1 anu voliey
10 TO /. Sloan shot Lehman to the front at the
start and led by a length until well into the back
stretch, where Ben Elder moved up full OF running
and was apparently capable OF going to the
front. volley, as usual. was trailing the bunch.
This order was unchanged until half way around
the upper turn. where Ben Elder without warning
out 1t and left Lehman In command of affairs.
Lake Shore made play in the homestretch, and
at the furlong pole made Sloan ride the favorite
for n few strides. 1t was all over then. Lehman
winning cleverly by q length in the fast time Of
1855. Lake Shore beat Dutch Skater In q drive
for second money. Volley, as usual, ran fast
through the stretch and was q close fourth.
Lake Shore and Dutch Skater are Suburban
Handicap candidates, and will be ridden by the
same riders as were In the saddle yesterday.
DAfral With Slnan nm UNA m hnntIad IN vnrfta
for the Falcon, a selling stake for three-year-olds
at one mile and a sixteenth. 8 to s being the cur
rent price at the close OF speculation. Loeb
Ness at 8 TO l was the most fancied Of the
others. Leedsville, Set Fast, and Loeb Ness
made the running head and head until half a
mile from home, when Sloan moved Petrol
from fourth to second position. In the stretch
Petrol galloped over the big half brother of Te-
cumseh and won as he pleased. Leedsville beat
Haphazard a neck for second money in q driving
finish. Set Fast stopped at the end Of six fur
longs and Salvado never began.
William Penn put up one Of his frst-class
rides in the opening race on the Morris candi-
date. Fixed Star, and beat q big field with the
brother Of lambert. Babieca was favorite. but
fourth was the best he could do at the end. Dog
town running second and Laudemann third. The
winner is a good-looking chestnut colt Of moro
than ordinary promise. Laudemann showed, a
great great deal ta. Of = speed; Zanone at 2 to . was The
lando and Brisk coming In for more support than
any Of the others; Bromo and Tremargo SHOOK
and then s~uccumbed to Dolando.. who won
very handily., Tremargo was second and Brisk.
like half u mile and no further. Elton Jacket did
not show her customary, speed, although white
E ISst essy so and PS SId go wi pam he her rh oa, e esh pdiDsa thy
gave gave; away SSsA big Jumps Of weight ISh to Ave other
fu-n. old md won n lrnnn rAra nv a ark
from Mr.. Batter. The Ave furlongs wero GOV:
cred In l:02l2, and the fact that Kitofool had
best PERFORMANCES BY a ally hereabopts this
year. There was q wild tip on Benases.
Don't Care beat him for third money. 1t is
the fashion whenever a good two.year,old ap-
RRssSnteS one ln that Z sIe eSn lose 90 f him in the STA Stable T"''' H ines
burg's double victory sci, the talent on edge, and
when Bsnases npppsarSd the hey w9rd was passed
., The espease of i: Bradley when he vi[rsinis
By Mt. BradleyNsnd Harry Jones, in his stable.
Joshua was the star rider, and Harry and an
crcising. One morning one Of the pickaninnies
was Sallop:ng LIE Losos. and u bystander called
TO Bradley, saying.
car outride tho boy that can oH,ride Joshua"
This Is about the case With Benares. He 10
probably the colt that can outrun the colt that
can outrun Hamburg.
alll WON lne SlNlu ThCe ~ oHc uillc III u
sixteenth by a nose after a furious drive with
Drandywine. The lightweighted threc;y ear: old.
Mana H.: carried HSl% ma ana BrsSndywine along
where she retired. Halma stopped coming home.
and Sloan had to ride, his best TO win by a few
inches. Martin could not keep Brandywine
straight in the last few strides or the result
would have been reversed. Arabian closed strong
and was a good third.
The final race OF the day. a selling affair at six
furlongs, produced a sensational finish; Gotham
was the :avorite, but Billali, admirably ridden
by midget OCODlOr. beat him n nose OIL the
post. Harrington was right there. too. and three
or four Others were noses apart at Harrington's
DoEgctt was fined S25 for breaking from the
rear OF the bunch in the first race. Jockey Coiey
was suspended for the balance OF the Gravesend
meeting for reckless riding on Domitor in tho
sixth race on Tuesday. Summary follows:
FIRST RACE.
each; ~ the winner $500. to the second &c. to to The
4. ii, D il Norris rh. C. Fixed Star. by Amphion
Starlight. liz PENN |
J. J; o'Keefs's b. {. Dostown. lig ,o,LeAry).".".. 9
Nj. Hunt. Maud Ella. Xii. Chang. Checkers. Ba-
hleca. Ironic, Ella pAiy. The ~Jugsier' and Niger
Time. l:ost.,
CHING. ! to i; Flied Star and Checkers, each . to i;
Ironi" aud Kilt, each ~ to ! Laudemann and The
Ellis. 50 to | Nj. Hunt and Ella DAILY. each 40 to /,
SECOND RACE.
For three year'olds and upward; selling; by sub
SSripss;SSon a and n TO to sasH th! 70 sso H siI fur eSDV, y L sec
T. welsh's b. z. polando, (, by Powhattan- Barbiche.
NV q. SLOAN il, -. 80, .''.''''.' ',...' .'''s.''. l
Sensation stables br. h. ~Tremargo, 4. Jos PENN. Y
G; Anderson's oh, h. Brisk. 4. Io5 II Martin. ;.... 8
Elton Jacket, Michael u, Bromo, Zanone. CaIib, and
lambert also ran.
Time. 1915.
B~etting-Against zanone. 9 TO o. Dolando. II to 3;
Brisk, ~ to Il Eton Jacket, 3 TO l; BromO and Ire.
marso. each ~ TO |; lambert, rs to /; Michael @.
and Carib. each 100 TO /.
THIRD RACE
. The B%rookdale Handicap. OF $4,000, for three.year.
olds and upward $50 each' 70 the winner q 300. TO
| tina sa,.lnh lhpn md tn the third ApDO. IN nila and
q furlong:
C. FirisChmann s Sons oh. h. Lehman, q. by Harry
O'rAliOn-Laiy Royster, lO5 IT, Sloanl .....,.,... l
Y. l.. Parkrrs ch. h. Lake Shore, d, 10 1lLrpeJ. 80. .
Wiiliam Jenninss's h. b butch Skater. u, ll2 III.
hen Elder and Nolley also ran.
Time, t:65.
BETTING Against Lehmar, I TO s.; Lake Shore and
BIN Elder. each 1 TO ! Dutch Skater. u to l volley
] 0tUl.
FOURTH RACE.
Tho Falcon Stakes, OF S2. 900; for three earoldsj
$50 each; to the winner ~ 900. to the second $500.
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