The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-05
BEREAUD AGAIN.
THE SPEEDY son OF Hrs HIa HNEss
TAKES THE HUDSON sTAKEB.

Rewards FITS Rnckera-A JuHper KILLED.
Tho Brooklyn Jockey Clubs attractive race
card at Gravescnd yesterday attracted a crowd
OF over 5000 enthusiasts. and although the
bookmakcrs held tho good things down TO al.
most prohlbitlve prices, tho talent left OF on
even terms or better. Tho threatening clouds
exhausted themselves with n mere sprinkle OF
| rain after tho first race and then made way for
tho sun, which beamod on the proceedings for
the rest Of tho afternoon. Had there been such
music as was furnished at Morris Park to I'LL In
the intervals the outing would have boon an
ideal one.
Tho buEle call for tho Hudson Stakes was the
signal for a general scramble TO secure the best
price about Joan Beresud, the winner of the
National Stallion and Eclipse Stakes at Morris
Park. 1t was a flvO-furlong dash for twoyoar-
Odds. and Of the dozens eligible only four had
tho hardihood TO try conclusions with John
Days hiRh-class colt. The followers Of Jean
Bereaud wero glad to accept Q to 8, but con-
siderable money was invested on Kingdom at
B to 2. NJ. II. Dwy er's colt seemed TO favor his
near hind leg in the parade, and his backors
gave up the ghost before tho flag fell. J. Nc
Laughlin's consistent colt Counsellor Weinberg
was considered a good investment at IL to l.
P. J. Dwyor's Miller was nibbled at by the local
rAilbirds, but J. Il. Madden's Spendthrift colt
Frohsinn was practically friendless at go to i.
Jean Bereaud was quickest from the mark
and led down the backstretch by half O length
from Counsellor Weinberg. Tho favorito
showed the way around the bend by q narrow
margin, with McLaughlin's colt still hanging
on. Kingdom was running strongly in third
place, but he failed to get any nearer to the
money. In tho stretch. Jean Bersaud opened
up a gap of a length and held his advantage
easily to the end. Sims, on tho outsider. cut
loose In the run homo and closed up from fifth
to second place. which he captured by half q
length from Kingdom. Counsellor Weinberg
dropped out Of tho Fight In tho last sixteenth
and finished a length outside the money. Miller
ran . disappointing race and whipped in the
field.
All attention was thon focused on the Carl
ton Stakes for threo-year-olds, over the mile
course. Junior and Loitorer were scratched.
while w. Lakeland added George Boyd to run
against Sanders. Mr.. Batter and The Huguenot.
oxtont that / to 8 was soon the best price on
offer. Mr.. Batter was second choice at 10 to 8,
the other pair. Sanders broke in front. but was
promptly headed by George Boyd, who led
way TO the front and turned FOR home like a
winner. Then Spencer let out a few wraps on
BROTHER bRs eu rEompSd through II u th'Rhif s field and won easily III
by half a length from Sanders, who finished a
similar distance in front Of George Boyd. MI;
passed the post SO lame that Sloan had To jump
off before returning to tho scales.
Eleven well-matched candidates turned out
for the opening dash. a lightweight handicap of
six furlongs. j. L. DIVERS Rotterdam, with
was freely offered against Typhoon H., who was
supposed to be anchored by his impost Of lao
Courage. Tabouret; on the rail, showed in front
for a moment. but Taral then rushed the Brom;
riding. TNbouret hung on until the last six:
teenth. when Sims came through, with a grand
length behind Typhoon II, and a short head in
front of Tabouret. The Manxman got of last
The regulars threw ont Gilman bad race Of
the other day and plunged on him to beat his
r nine opponents in tho one milo and n sixteenth
race. second on the card. lie brought or tho
r trick in style, this time. moving up from eighth
i 4 length and a half. .hIaryian made most OF tho
. running. and beat Juno four lengths for the
! ono of the surprises that contribute to tho
> glorious uncertainty of racing developed in the
) fifth event, a fyo,furlong dash, in which thir.
!. had the hardlhood to play Cormorant down to Q
to 5 TO beat the lot, tincIqding tho Western colt
a few snug fortunes. Seven Jockeys were fined
for bad conduct at the post, but after several
. changed repeatedly Mr.. Clay was the most con
There Kirkvook flashed up and showed a head
in front, but he failed to :mointaIn the advan.
3 Wien Wien tho he race looked ali over Spencer brought
q Formero through from the rear with IA burst OF
a head. Mir. Clay beat, Kirkwood y length
for the place, After the finish little o'Con'
position. was carried off in the arms
I Sf% handler. He said his foot had been injured
round the turn. Little senton, who stored
/; Boney Boy into fourth position, trottcd up &c
finished nth on ETervescent had cut linn viii
his whip at the finish. No action WAS taken. and
It was learned atterwnrd that seHt9n narrowly
a An Interesting days sport wound up with
= anna avpifinu Incidents furni6hnl hv tha ptna
p~lechase. ROYAL Scarlet, the odds-on favorito
turned turtle over the Liverpooi just past tn,
English were badly shaken up. Coming
IS round next time Tahama landed head
free field" and fell clean over on Lynch
IN Tho horse was .moTtally injured and EickeI
could not be rescued for some moments He
+ was pulled out in II limp condition and soon re
while Ingot was making tho running with Dec
" apod next in line until the last furlong, wher'
Decapod came away and won by eight lengths
A. Mcintyre ambled home third about forty length
back. The summary:
FIRST RACE.
- lightweight handicap; for all ages; $500 added
y 1r @p61y : T e@i,. eh 10 { T GTn4aS H. :, by Topsallan'
I I !. B RSSss,s b. ,: E !. FsSoaret, :. i iii io G 5SiTsS iad;,"
q The Msnxman, Traverscr, Hanwcil, Murilo. Jener
sou, Sensational, saTssity, npd \ Ray also ran.
a, BettinF-Nnot to : asilrit Tytphoon IL. : to 2 Ror
!. TTraVsrSor, so 10 i manweli, ID toI Murlio, 100
=" ! Jefferson, 8 to | Sensational. 3 to ! sagaclty. 20 t
TX Ray.
SECOND RACE,
sellInEt for threeyear.olds and upward $50
oh added, OF which 500 10 second and $50 TO thirc
=. allowances; one mile and a sixteenth:
u" G. FIelschmanns Sons Ch, h. l. hman, aged. by
rk Harry O'Fanon-Lady Ruystcr, ITO sloan. 49,.
se y. s. 4, Randulph's ch. z. haralan, ,. lOA (MaherJ..
~ q. Winslow's eli, III. Juno, b, 1903 iSonS"rl. ..........
Bannock. Nuto, Louise NJ, Aivarado H., PlAntaI
0 T1nis, and Merlin also ran.
J., Time, lii9As.
;. Bettlng-Twenty TO II on Lehman. rs TO ] again
j. Maraian. 10 to | Juno, to BannOrk, 10 TO | Nut
or 80 to | Louise N, 10 to l Alvaradu H., 100 to l Pla
~ tain, 100 to 1 TGnls. 100 to l Merlin.
THIRD RACE.
es. Tho Hudson Stakes OF s3. 300; for two ear-old
hs sbO each, or $40 II declared by Jan. |, 1898; &c
hu additional for starters; the club to add an amour
necessary to make the gross value OF til" raoa 81. 30
cce. of which $3.50 to second and $50 to third; no
- winners OF e2,5O0 allowed seven pounds; ~
~ fuTlOngsi
lie - mnt, :, o. sloan
Aw a. 80. Ir = LtnI,irt I - tStr..,