The sun., 1898-06-19

sioker at heart the crowd became.
The leaders turned into the. stretch well
punched, leaving a binding cloud OF dust,
through which poor Ornament and his com.
pAnions were forced to bore their way iEnomin-
"Itt serves EN- right" the dlseruntled losers
s S the Ss SS G have sHa
S pace Al s6O s6 Sy arc ssSan$ }.rI the :OiSS
fought for his head and struEsled gainoly on.
Like a man hEhtinE for his lie the DAILY horse
nature was too much for him. although he was
hard to conquer.
as ber ws' feet %spo sd with snG
hard blow to the talent that bad been banking
the bookmnkors. and when Imp Jagged out OF It
walls OF distress and speochless dismay pre-
vailed on almost every hand.
THE soN OF LEoNATUs IN FRONT.
"Tilol" Once more the loud roverboratins
roar OF tho dustor ana google man rang out, and
this time the cry was taken mn by Hundreds,
who saw Clayton driving tho horse ahead with
spt ed that was killing the others.
1t was universal roar now, and It was
idly left the bunch hundred yarda from the
end and. With a magnificent squirt, increased
Clayton heard the 80 to shot hammer:
more more, With The result that he drew away again.
lead was concerned. Don de Oro a head back,
wd 5fsaTHE B.n Sag wS SS Ro
iph, too.
r the f oS tho II S@
Finally, as the horses dashed, painting and leg
weary, oyer the line, THO proved victor by q
ogden third and Don do Orc fourth, heads
apart, Tho crowd kept etill until Imp
a few cheerod Jockey Clayton when ho sat in
the floral horseshoe The rest either went homo
bosEm"Esrs. Ss g. WI When Sloan % dismountod ism nobody
looked at him. When he rode Ornament to vic;
tory IN tho Rn Se bS
the public is tickle
THE PRELIMINARY RACES.
Outside of tho Suburban most interest nat
uraly centred in tho first running OF the Double
| $4,000. and in the absence OF Jean Bereaud 1t
eTSS by 6s SCRATCHING Of
| Weinberg was filled by the Oneck Stables Ar
mament. and the handy field Of dye went vent
season three OF the colts were equal favoritos
at . to 1-cle',r, indication that;the race was so
Was Was on osfer against Miller aud 60 to against
he waite" waited with his field after rushing matters
| In the first furlong and was content with fourth
%9n VT @c YpE in Sa@G :; hfse eSsh
mamont traiiod for most OF the distance, but
moved up with rattle in the run homo and at
| one time got his nose in front. He proved un-
equal to Kingdoms challenge. however. :and
had to be content with the places length in
| front OF Miller.
The sport began with big:upset. as the talent
figured hTyphoon H. to be S. aro.v to 10 shot hot and
not as fortunate usual in getting away. and
Harry Roed at tho false price of to made all
the running and won by length from lsdoE. ,hie
In the second event. one-mile race over the
turf. for three;year olds, c. Fleschmann 9
Sr,Na IL m nd n n hot
favorte in a field of twelve at 7 to 5: George
Boyd and Loiterer were equal SCI ond choices.
ers' Rinnldo. The. big aeid caused a long de-
lay at tho post, and the frSctious ones promptly
S hanG On the nr
and fnally got all but one of to good break.
Athanas pEopped himself at FACIAL tS and took took
thing.he wns.touted to be. and won by three.
quarters Of a length from Nosey: who came
second. half length in front of Gen Maceo.
GOSSIP OF THE BIG RACE.
| races, and after Kingdom took his rivals into
| camp in the Double Event there was general
Handicap Candidates were being prepared fol
the fray. The Brooklyn Handicap winner. Or
of VIE SS to
tho botti nE: ring. Ben Holladay looked trained
down to to l. Those who missed Sempel
Ego's good race at Gravcsend the other day
| looked him over critically but although he wal
passed him over. Marcus Days grand coli
Ogden, who cut such wide swath as u two
year. old, won many fresh admirers, who were
J glad to accept 7 to l about him. The Woster1
, mAre.lmp, attracted perhaps the most attention
as outside her startling race at Gravesend ear e;,
. among Eastern racegoers. The betting indi
. Gated tho prevailing opinion Of the critics Or
nament was made favorite, with Ben Holladay
next In demand on the strength of their form
, in the Brooklyn Handicap. Then the expert
show ogden was rated as next host, ,bH. TO
: once the faithful ignored Don dc Orc, although
tho Belmont colt had the services of Sims.
: After the race horsemen were endeevoring II
! figure out how it all happened and how the!
allowed TlC to run loose at ov to Il The rsEn tSG
: neglect OF Semper Ego who had exposed hi
! form recently as June 10 at Gravesend. Tn
! consensus of opinion seemed TO be. however, tina
! the delay at the post killed tho EavOrite'
chances and also settled some OF the others witt
eSeTy eTeFy momants MeiS della! was an extra haHdca
on Ornament, but there was no remedy, as tn
. cato. sloan. who rode Ornament, said tn
= : great colt was used up before flag fall He wa
SsGa Go@d hFy no Do RSRnas # SS lead
had few excuses to offer for Ben Holladay
|; Tho pace was simply bit too fast for him, an an
away. Clawson, who rode Imp thought ,sh
did not run her s race s and that she would i d
!. appointed at getting, no closer than foprt
|: with Don do Orc. bu; he took his defeat philG
/ | EOphlCRlly. knowing tnnt all tno IeGulhT lO
! | lowers OF tho game realize that the Don onl
4 | tries in spots.
:. | on Tillo, and said that he was pretty contiden
. all tho way, as the colts form in his eari
!; races indicated that he was edge and ha
" | speed to burn when called on.
. . The starter was confronted With anothe
= hard task in.the'dash for maiden .woyear old
a which Observation-Disclosures, Fifteen youGnt
" ktors went IN the post, with llayeuCk fhvOrit
at 7 tot 5. y. j. Dwyer's Half Time. at IL to
won in n drive by a head from Satirist. who bes
Tpndrnsgn length, --IrIlliOn. at Ito i, won th
g Jumping race which wound up the card. Roy
d Scarlet was favorite. hut although he fence
II much better than in his recent races he jul
D. failed TO outfoot Trillion. who squeezed hon
J, by head.
o FIRST RACE.
y For all agea' $3.50 added. of which 800 to Hecou
and $50 to third; penalties and allowances; nve fu
y N. 7. DwyerG b. or br. q. Harry Reed. 8. by Him.
Marcus Da va ch. 9. Isdor. 4, ia (Penn).......
% Goughacres Stables b. c. Momentum, g. 1l0
q Typhoon H. Bilall, Handpress. Collateral and Lac
o Mitchell also ran.
a Time, l;02.
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