The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-28
TYPH00N II. WAS BEATEN.
KENTUCKY DERBY WINNER LOWERS
HIS CoLORS TO CAsSE0PIA.
The Great FaVorite for the FIyinG Handicap
Could Not Outrun the fleet Morris FiIly
Tho huEucnot Defeats Some smart Two
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Co"'a Not ontrun the fleet Hlorris Fiily
THO hhnEucnot Defeats some smart Two
hear'oiaH Madden Vow owns Piaudit.
the 1000 persons who went to Shoepshoad
Bay yesterday expecting to see some exciting
sport were not disappointed, most OF tho races
being holly contested from start to finish. There
was put one stake on tho card. tho Flying Hands
cap Tor threc'Nchr.olds at six turlongs, for which
inc crack western colt Typhoon H., coupled
win MS stable companion. Howard s., was an
overwhelming favUrito. This son OF imported
Iopgallant was one of the spccdiest horses In
training In the early part OF the present season
winning the Kentucky Derby and other prizes
when the property Of J. c. Calm, but yesterday
IN the Colors OF his new owners, Bromley & COOL
chicago, ne was vanquishod by tho smart My
Casseopia from the string of Mcssrs, A. H., i.
H.. Morris. The prowcss Of Typhoon III. scared
a number OF the original entries out OF the race,
ana when Casseopia won from tho handsome
colt There were several owners who regretted
not sending representatives to the post.
VI those named overnight to start, Cleophps,
Good Times and Lady Mitchell were drawn,
leaving only four to start. or these Typhoon II.
and Howard =, ridden by Taral and Thorpe &c.
spcctivcly, sold favorite at 3 to l on. There
were some members Of tho talent who had
watchcd ryphoon III. critically at Saratoga, aud
they did not think he was u certainty by any
means. Therefore Cusseopia at Gig and 3 to /
camo in for some strong play. The outsider
Maritje Ind fow friends at 20 to l. Taral had
orders to go to the front with Typhoon H.. tho
stable having declared TO win with him, and
when tho flag foil tho Derby winner went
out and set q brisk pace. Littlefold rode
Casseopia hard In pursuit, determined. cvi-
IDENTIFY, to make the weight tell on Ty-
phoon H., and at tho head Of tho stretch
tho huy S nose WINS at tho colts quarter. Taral
sat still as long as he could. but ut tho furlong
pole Casseopia WINS not to be denied, and the
DutchmGn began riding Typhoon H., and
Thorpe. who had been bringing UP the rear, got
to work on Howard S. When it came to a hard
drive Typhoon III. pinned his ears and refused
percmptorily to extend himself, thus leaving
Casseopla to win by nearly a length. Howard S.
was a fair third. with Maritje. who tried TO run
out, a poor fourth. Last year there were many
close observers who predicted that Typhoon II.
to confirm this Impression.
The Husuenot was the natural favorite for
the opening dash over the Futurlty course, as he
was receiving considerable weight from George
hcene, Salabar, lsabey. and other fair per-
formers %, me talent figured that II The Hugne,
Futurity, he, had sufficient class To beat the
youngsters he was meeting, yesterday. The
Canadian-owned hlly Laverock, AT 80 to /, made
the running at a warm clip and forced Martin
to ride The Huguenot in order to catch her at
the elbow. Then, it was easy enough for the
favorite. who beat Amazonian u length.
Laverock was beaten a head by Isabey for third
Harry Reed and Rubicon drove a number OF
pretty mir performers out OF the selling race at
SIX ana a hait tur!onEs. and then plttsburs Phil
beat. Harry Reed was favorite at a prohibitive
price, and. galloping in front from the start, the
Himyar gelding won by u good length and a half.
Dorian in a hard drive beat Tripping u head for
SECOND money. Dorian Is now the property OF J.
The talent sustained a hard fall in the mile
dash which followed. Peep y Day was the top
weight, with l26 pounds in the saddle, and the
smart ones in the ranks OF the SPECTATORS took
. to =, and appeared glad TO get il. Challenger
and Paul knuvar were the most fanCicd OF tho
rest at the average quotation OF S to !, the out
siders being Honor and Bastion at 80 to |. Peep
leaving HrS% N IL: a psIShss;sp GRIP;
got up to Hamilton H.. and while they wero
rail with a dazzling flight of speed. 1t was a
magnificent finish. Paul kauvar only won by a
f nsss Second SndG money! 4ns,ton Fsrk Hsas hight I S"r e. won "a mO By
alength with Paul kauvar, and he was taking
chances in drawing 1t 30 fine.
Sixteen two-Sear-old fllics went 10 the post
for tho NTH race at five furlongs straight. and
once more Our breezy was i%avorite. The price
zig to |. while . toll could be had ABOUT Isen.
Diily Donovan led until u hundred yards IRON
with = rush and managed TO win by a nose from
tho 10 TO ! chance. Pink ,thnmhrny, which
1 lHhuc up u iOt Oh ground. Ella lbHiy. wen handled
by Tommy Walker, WAS IA good third.
The three ycar-oid Carnlcro. making his third
appearance in four days. Was plunged on TO win
tho concluding race over the grass course,
closing ut o to 5. The hvo-ycnr.o!d Halhing.
whose %fondness for the turf track last year viii
be reIncmbercd by the talent, had all the best of
the weights. and taking the load at the start,
opened up gap that Mas too much for all but
the son of Cavalier his hardest in order to get
up In time Ia win by II head. old Terrier was q
tnD WAY. 1hla coll evidently 1DNkn 1 fancy the
j.. Madden has bought the interest OF Ed
Brown in the good two Cir-Old colt Plaudit, by
Harrigan. dam Cinderella. which finished fourth
In the Futurity. Summary follows:
FIRST RACE.
For two yoArolds; by subscription OF 0lo, with
500 added. OF which $40 to second aud $40 TO
third; futgritS coursct
knight OF EiiorSiic-MosS Ko.o, ii. ~ aartinj,y. 1
aaJSus Dsly's oh; C. AnAhonlsn liS glaraD-"...9
C.. w. stanton's oh. c. lsahty, III herkinS).-.,,.... .
salabar' George kecnc. i.aNerock, and lcnares also
ran.
Time, lIPl.6.
Ka ls,s,p ssI.s,s9 na, Tue itas M u o to o; George
to ! AmaLonian. 80 u !; Laverock. 100 tul.
SECOND RACE.
For three " ear Odds and upm .rli selling weights 10
With 5000 added. Of which 500 TO the second and
SeI 70 ,h,ra; ak aud a ha'f inr!"nS,; ,,,,., va
J.J. MccancrIy b, h. Dorian. ., iIs MccaGer,yjJ....
jaime. II. kecne's oh. I. Tripping, y. !04 I'll. MARTINI. .
Yankee Doodle and Break . bay also ran.
Time, l;Yl.
Betting Five to on Harry Reed. against Tripping.
8to !; Dorian. 10 to / y ankee Doodle. ~ 10 /, break
o boy, 90 to l..
THIRD RACE.
FOR three. year olds and upward which have not
won since July 10, by subscription Of clio each. with
5000 added. Of which 500 to secoud anu 900 to
third; one mile:
Z, W. stanton's br. c. Paul Kauvar. by imp. Pirate
OF PrnLnncc-Spirt llb d"rkinSD, .........,...
WIN. LainbeorB br. q. Challenger. .. W CP0wors)... .
W. Is. SINKS bT. h. Hamilton H., !, l0H al. Martini. =
Peep % Day, Domitor. Honor. Chelsea. Baston, and
firesiIo alsO ran.
Time, lag 3,
Betting Against Peep o bay, 8 to .; Challenger. I
70 u Paul kAuvar. 3 TO |: lireNiic nnd Dunitol. zach
* 10 l; Hamilton H., 10 To ! Chelsea, 20 10 !; las
ton and Honor. each % to !,
FOURTH RACE
This Flying Handicap. o., 900, for three yraroldH.
q - each; guaranteed cash "aluc e".uOu, Of which
$500 10 the second and $40 10 the third six fur
longs on main track
An a ID. II, horrts's oh. r Casseopia, by frIar's
balaain starlight, los lLittlen"ldD .... ....,,-.., l
bromley 4 Co s oh. .. Typhoou H., l!7 Iarab,.,... =
bromley d Co.'S bE. u. How ard y, III UhOrpel .,..,S
MaritJe also ran.
Time, l;lA 10.
Betting-five 10 / on tho bromley pair; against
Casseopia. ~ to ii MaritJe. 20 to l..
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