The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-15
AUTUMN WINS THE STAKE.
JACK JOFNER's GELDIN9 BEATS SIR
HUBERT FOR TIE HANOVER.

series OF Surprises nt the
OnIy Favorits TO PuiI T~hrsuEh-Hanwe
scores Mt Coed LonE ~Odds-Lady Marian
Carries the Belmont Jacket to tho Front.
A. j. Joyner's consistent two-ysar-old geld
ing Autumn,shy Uncas-Me won the
Hanover Stakes at GrAvesend yeBterdAy after
noon In clever style. The event was the prin-
cipal race on the Brooklyn Jockey Clubs card.
and the withdrawal Of Kingdom left II very open.
Autumn was figured to be n trifie tho best Of
the bunch Of seven youngsters engaged. but the
presence OF Sloan on Sir Hubert upset the form
players, and they plunged on tho Fleisohmann
colt. He started favorito at z TO 3, with Au-
tumn next In demand at 2 TO /. Sloan wab drst
under the barrier. but Autumn took command
at tho furlong pole and opened up q gap OF n
length, which he held to tho end. Sir Hubert
dropped back in the bunch until Strengthened
for home, while DIR. Parker took a prominent
position. In tho final drive Sir Hubert raced
past the Doctor. who also gave way to Jack
Point, and SloAn's mount took the place two
lengths ahead Of the Gideon colt, who beat DR..
Parker half q length.
Chalmers was the only ono scratched In the
field Of eleven slated to start for the one-milo
heavyweight handicap which started the sport.
The problem proved a hard one for the 5000
visitors, and the talent finally split on Bon lno,
the Canadian Queens Plate winner, and Tobias.
NJ. F.. stephcnson's old b~roadwinner Hanwoll
| was allowed TO run loose at tue outside price OF
80 to J.. Irving on Bon lno and Collins on JEFF
feTson played havoc with the barrier. and each
T WIDEN T sSs o t,pe feu VIZ gSnM T95 tGeS i5IErd t 69S Q
and held his place in the front rank to tho
stretch. Jefferson showed the way around tho
bond for home, but Hanwell outstayed him in
the drive home and won by half a length. JEFF.
ferson took the place easily from AtlantuS, with
Twelve runners turned out for the six.fur-
long lon oa race Tor Il nd 1n y 06ad allies, rI second on , on
T. inS wS SHt"i players sSPSG Of "c Gss %T we're sI slsd to az %csep rS
4 to l about Lady Marian: Phil Dryers
sSR Ss sIm ally tgo Mi broa MlTIp nsd LED M IRtE the Sp St TisS a
nicely timed effort and won by a length and a
half from Tabouret, who came fast enough
from the rear of the bunch TO beat Miss Miriam
barely shut out Bona DeN By an equally marrow
OF the six contenders In the one mile and a
furlong selling race for three-year. Odds and up
and she was played down to 0 to 5. while 8 to 5
was an offer against Hammock. Tho latter got
him on the turn for nome and came up tho
winner. Mehor challenged in the last half fur.
long, and, taking Spencer by surprise, beat him
by half a length. The others. Hoped in at long
intervals. Spencer made some amends for 9is
front In the fifth event and winning ali the way.
Chopin chased the winner 70: half the distance,
six lengths for tho place.
The steeplechaso, which wound up the card, was
a picturesque and exciting race. Royal Scarlet
down at the first fence past the stand. shillo-
iah; the "a sailed along in front hotly
every turn; 0n.the second trip down the back;
stretch olindo pecked badly over a jump and
came to grief over the same obstacle next time
round. This made It easy for Shillelah, who
E3ellopedm h q, eight lengths In in front Of Mars
shiliclab was the only {avcrite of tho day to
the "faithmiS on the way home, as at feast four
OF the winners that were overlooked ought to
honors Of tho day were conceded to little Danny
M"her, who piloted Autumn and Bannock TO
victory.
Brookdale Handicap. which brings together
seven good performers on a very close scale Of
weights. The summary:
FIRST RACE.
lightweight handicap. for all ages; 97oo added. of
which .l2b to second and so to third one mile.
H !. Beard: b. tt 3. ' j nsrson. 8. io7 coiiia,j..:.:.:
" pa%I.n s'h possst,. D. 6 e. Aii"GsaS, Bon on 1 ise'I To5l.; >
B~e,,,ns-rhlrry to r i ss., n;s0 h.nweu. 7 to l y.ror
s ss 10 II S &C A'saPs%'5: { 70 '2 3 Bon 0nm ino. ) y 70 e 3 1 / RsSss' Il
to Maxine Gomez. 30 TO Sir GawAin'
SECOND RACE
For three-year old nlies: 5000 added, OF which
1900 to second and e'ot to third; tocArry 1ls poundS'
1 AnpT. sni sslm sn isr cSn LADY Marian, b, R.,oD
~d'oF.Lsdy Margaret, iis Gims(3 i.."."" !
T T !: J. b Myers D. b. T. :; H usSG %,fls 4; 100 il O S5ssEss1:::: 8 8
In,PsGiioRi Belle Of Erin; Bel, OF HoImdsl. Fleet:
Chambr.y and FlHrsaway also ran.
Time, l:lo!%.
Taoouret. 10 to / Miss Miriam. 100 TO Inspection,
20 to ! Belle Of Erin, 10 to Belle of H0lmeel, i1 to
DAILY: 10 to l Bona Doa, 90 to l Pink Chambray. 100
TO / Flareaway.
THIRD RACE.
sie Forfeit q 1000 added, Of which $500 10 second
and sl00 to third; the winner 10 be sold at auction
for 81, OOO, allowances; nHo furlOuRB:
c. Fiei.oSmSSnn's Sons cch. c. Sir Hubert. 30 ilslioai;ln1,.. ! )
DAVID GiGeon,s 6r 6; Jack Point 90 tsonSsG 8
ran.
bert: 3 to Jack Point; TO ! Or; Parker, 30 TO
FOURTH RACE.
added q which 500 to second and so to third al.
lowances; one mile and a furlong;
Graham AndsrSo6,s eh: c. Hammock. a. by Turoo-
george MErphy's b. 9. Estaca, 1. los cspcncsry...". Z
F. N: woodS'S CHI. C. RappshAnnock. B, SO co'oon-
Howard Mann, King I. and :Aiivarado' ii: also ran: .
u p% sa i EappSssa s1 . HsT q 10 f ! ae%sfd ? S E 3 E' g e
! King T., go TO l Alvarado II.
FIFTH RACE
,h roT nesting swG,ysai $500 w SdaSa. H Of %b TSa s 100 NO % " second "a
and $50 to third; colts TO carry, lio pounds. niles
Us. curtls's b. Q, MuEsinS, by Knight of EllerSliO-
7. +. Barrett 4 CO.. Oh. g. kiirIwwioacd lis trarSjj' .. :
Overheard. TopSst and Yam Var also ran.
Time. l;03.
B~etting-seven to Q against MugginS. o TO o Kirk.
wood, lb to | Chopin. 100 to / Overheard, 90 TO I
Tophet, 3 to . UAm Var.
SIXTH RACE
Tho Greater New York steeplechASe Handicap OF
o. 900; for fouryearrolds and upward; $50 each.
Sl6 forfeiti to the winner 800, to second 5000. to
third 9l00i full course. about two miles and a half;
Sydney PHget's CHI. 4. Shillelah. (, by Duke OF
Magenta-shansheen. IN. IiogAn) ..:.,....". !
Mr.. ChAmblet's oh. 8. Mars chan, aged, lBp Veach) 2
William @. HAyes's CHI. G. Trillion, aged. l4s P.
Olindo and Royal Scarlet also ran.
limo, 5:O0p,
Betting-Eyen money against shillslGh, 7 to 9
Mars Chan. IS to 1 TriIlion, Z TO l Royal Scarlet 6
TO l Olindo.
Tho entries for to-day'S races are as follows:
First RAoe-For two-yeArolds, with 1000 added
nve furlonRB:
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