The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-05

from BnnnSScE, THanlon showed the way, to his
field nt a lively Clip to the Ia tsb InrsIinfb eoStt him
Mont dor ran well up with the bunch tor hali
tho distance, when he collapsed, One OF ms legs
gave way. and the good colt may have 10 pe ue-
htthi stage the distant rumbling Of thunder
warning OF a coming storm, and the stand
patrons made Il break, for cover, while UNI
Geld So thiGkiy that hardly 9 head could be seen
! when the rain came. The downpour Wa fInRd Ell N
compa rative comfort, but after that the clouds
opcncd in earnest and the balance OF the caru
"1HIf t Sgci tho two W - staEsss had been disposed OF
little attention was paid to the selling race tpr
two-year-old fillies. II was won IN a roinh py
with the second choicc, Full Dress, in the place.
Lepida. thu, f%avorite, wns away out oil tnS
G cor SOG 1s RnSS" Grand an atIo59N%HlI 'T sStSegpIIsschass;
out such crack performers as Royal Scar;
st., Mars REsv Chan a TE PntSg ID DetGSS s S+ds ana harmed ESa
he hSy Sbs sISS50S Of 0ssiRiiiihcffah.' English took Royal
Scarlet e the front at once and made strong G1i
q the course; He turned back and picked out
the a right path; but Tb by i this tine c the res ItoUTE e5SS
hopeless, but he overloaded his field in sur;
prisinE fashion and last time past the stand
own S%failantiy to the b@ackstEetch, hut there the
efIort told on him, and Trillion and Dccapod
drew away y This pa pair ! h bad p ~ ETa me- race race hI Trif.
lion beat Red Pat SIX lengths for the place.
Dsscapod was disauSsIliiGd for Po i69qpl dit Ia ap Ro th9
Scarlet. The stewards held u long session in
the clubhouse after the race. but, the result OF
FIRST RACE.
For all 9sS;; ]nc 1cS in ssSo at this hns T ssa 9S ,S SSSo
allowances; six furlongs, on main track;
Fl imp NJ 1 esnsiahtinoP 3; e. ia ssn DMarph y; oy n.1o"s..1
T. A. Magee's br, I: Tabouret. 3. l02 MHher).a....
Goughacres Stables b. c. Momentum. 8. 1o7 Spen'
.Biisssftl FiectinC Gold, Sensational. Muriiio, Lady
Marian, Rotterdam and kinnikinic also ran.
Bettlnr-Eght to ! against sanders, 8 to l Ts5ou;
Fleeting Gold. 16 to / Sensational, 80 tot MuItllo. 9
kinic.
Selling. for three-year-olds and upward; weights
100 H TO- SECOND SD SnS s E to sSt third :T penalties and allow.
HWncS,s; one mile and a sixteenth on turf;
J. TEo \. FMIycbsUnaid'ss bT. 6. Flax spinner. 8. % cDupecj :
III McCaflerty's CHI. &. Mount Washington, 4. loS
KING SIns +. and Prince Auckland also ran. =
Time. 1:4s 20,
BsttinGaTsn to | against Merlin. Il to 10 Flax
y to l Prince Auckland.
THIRD RACE.
Handicap for three-year.olds and upward; $500
added, OF which Sl26 to second and $75 to third;
W; {; smiths gr. h. BelmAr, 8, by Belvidoro-
G. anderson Oh. {. HBBa1nnoci. I. iao jsapenccrj..... 2
c. Hughes's blk; 4. Hanlon, 8, l09 s3ngerl. -. 8
HanWell' Central Trust TMTsst and Mont d'or also ran
Bethne-;Nine to 8 against Bcimar. : TO l Bapnoot.
ito l Hanlon, 8 to l Hanwen. 10 to 1 Central Trust,
10 10 l Mont dor.
FOURTH RACE.
Second half of the Double Event; for two.year-olds;
500 each. or only S26 If declared out by April 10, or
S5oif by MAY is. 1898; starters to pay S1O0 addi-
tional, which shall entitle them to start for both
second and $3.50 TO third; 1000 addition in plato
Oh should hGIt Tie two . events SnrtSn be eI won oT0 by Il same &c horse;
penalties and allowances; Futurity course, 10 feet
sydney FACETS b. 9. Jean Bereaud, by His HiGhness
James Galway way b. c. Ethelbcrt. 1872 GTaraD.:..::... : :
Manuel. armament and Marblehead also ran.
Betting-Ffve to = on Jean Bsreand, s to I against
Armament, 100 to 1 Marolehead.
FIFTH RACE.
The Realization Stakes. for three-yearolds; asweep.
stakes by the following respective subscriptions: For
and only sioif struck ont by JUL; 1G, 1895, or SIS
If struck out by July 10, 1897; for horses entered as
closed, 500 each, or $50 Il struck out BY July -
shall 20 to the second and third horses as further pro
yided; the Coney Island Jockey Club to add $4,000
and two.thirds of the starting money; the third $500
OF the added money and one.tlird Of the starting
lh'h'y tSANo ~ SeAAS = o'hNio hAiiNo utt- VI
ings. 1l9 pounds; non.winners at any time OF $4,000
allowed = pounds; OF $1,000. ! pounds; Of $500. Il
as races; the produce of mares or stations which
have not produced a winner pror TO Jan. l. 1898. Z
be allowed 3 pounds; of both. 3 pounds; one mil'
Marcus Daly's b. C. Hamburg, by Hanover-Lady
j. f. Madden's 6r. c. Plaudit, i22 Sims. ....".....
Handball, The HMguenot and Latson also ran.
Bettins-Even MONEY 'iHy against Hamburg, 8 to
Plaudit, 40 to l George Boyd. 20 to 1 HAndball. 4 t.
! The Huguenot. 80 to l Latson.
SIXTH RACE.
Selling; for two-yearold hllies, non-winners dur
ing this meeting; $500 added. OF which 500 t
longs OF the Futurity course:
j. McLaughlin's b. Z. Diminutive. by Sir Dixon
il smiths b. I. Full Dress. 81 Dupeej...".,:....
John Santord's b. +. Mai, lO5 Spencer; :..,.;".....
Gladly lncandeseTs imc Lsp 6a and Lo'ter also ran
B~etting-seyen to l against Dimtnutive, . to l Full
Dress, u to l Mai. 80 to 1 Gladly, 3 to 1 Incandescent
8 TO 9 Lepida, u to l Loiter.
SEVENTH RACE.
The Coney Island Grand National stseplechAse
handicap for four year:olds and upward; 500 each
June i: $50 added. Of which 500 to second an
$i2o To- third; fun SteepiechAse course about tw
". c, Hayess CHI; g, Trillion. aged. by King Ernest
1TTtll, l53 Callahan 80.
F.. II. I, Hitchcocks oh. e. Royal Scarlet. 8. l66
!.Tp'sealpodd and Mars Chan also ran.
Time, 5:32 2-5.
Betting-seven TO 2 against Trillion, 10 to 1 Re
Pat, 2 to / Royal Scarlet, . to = Decapod, 7 70 ? Mar
+Finished first. but was disqualified.
! Remp Wins tho National Handicap q
} LatonIa.
CIScrSSATI, July 4.-Therc was a big holiday crow
l at Latonla to-day, with profuse bunting display an
patriotic music. Will Wallace's Remp won tho ri
! tional Handicap. net value, $28lo, by a Length