The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-21
MESMERIST'S FOAM STAKES.
BROMLEY & CO.'S CoLoRs IN THE TlN
At SHEEPSHEAD BdE.

dicRps-The Suburban Winner Imp Well
beaten by JenninRss Colt-Maximo
| Gomez Wins in Record Time on Turf.
Sheepshead Bay was again the Mecca OF sew
eral thousand followers OF racing yesterday
| afternoon and they we're treated to lively sport
| under atmospheric conditions that would have
! insured a pleasant outing anyhow. Between
! races there was considerable gossip concern
| ing the Maher- Banastar affair on Suburban
| day. already reported in full but nothing new
| developed. W. II. Clark was present but did
| not care to enlarge on the incident. 1t was
| limited that the stewards may look into tho
matter later on and that Mr.. Clark may make
formal statement to them.
The first fixture on the card aroused con-
| siderable enthusiasm. This was the Foam
Stakes for two year Odds over the last five fur
longs OF the Futurity course Perry Belmont
| scratched Gonfalon and j. ]. Hvand withdrew
| Magnificent in favor OF his other Rayon dor
| youngster Brgadier. A. II. Il d. II. Morris
added Primrose Day. making up field OF
twelve. OF these Water King and Silver Garter
were coupled in the interests OF Green b.
Norris but were passed over by the form
students who pinned their faith to the
Faverdale colt Stuart. Mesmerist Bromley
& Co.'s Albert-Hoodoo colt. ruled steady
second choice at to l. and he got away with
the stake by a length and half. with Flaunt.
Silver Garter and Premature next In order.
heads apart. The other specially provided
was the Coney Island Handicap first Of the Juno
series. which also includes the Sheepshead
Bay and the Long Island handicaps. The dis
lance yesterday was six furlonRs on the main
track, and dozen Of the best sprinters in train
ing turned out. including the Suburban winner
Imp. She naturally had n confident following.
but there was an even more pronounced play
on Bendoran. W b. Jennings's clever four
year-old by Sir Modred-Orar. They went to
the post equal favorit and had the in sh be-
hasfall and set clip that tiptoed the Others
Isidor made the best attempt to keep within
hail until they turned for home. whore he had
enough and Imp moved into second place
Bendoran was not to be caught. however. and
won by a length and half Imp was two
lengths in front Of st. Cloud who beat Swift
All but two o, the fourteen named as CON
for three-year-olds and onward. accepted the
issue; Larya started iav9rite; with Ieat
with, the finish which. resulted in an, easy
two-length victory for The burlington Route.
Mazarine took the place by , neck from from I'm I'M
failed to stay quite home. Mazarine's owner
Newton Bennington. boosted the winners en-;
him at the latter figure. G. A. Muller owner
OF Savory. took Larva after the race under the
customary conditions.
second event. a race for thEee-year.old AIIies
their coin between BETTE Gray. the odds:on
tavorite.. and Sweet Caporal. at to ;; The
sixteenth, where Miss Patron came along with
brilliant burst of speed and won easily by
for Bette Gray and Sweet Caporal beat her
two lengths for the place.
OF the eight starters in the two year-old
maiden race. Peaceful. Herbert and Knight
bannaret were the only serious contenders at
anR sHy ran Rnnns by enE
while Herbert Just nosed out the other. Max,
imo Gomez ran smart field into the, ground
in the last race. one mile and furlonE. for
three year-olds and upward. on turf. He led
all the way and won Galloping by four lengths.
they ran their dead heat June %. 1898. The
summary:
For three-year.olds AMI upward selling; weights
nftscn pounds above the scale allowances; seven
Turncy brothers b. c. The Burlington Route. 3.
newton 1h Ma,.rne. a. ,2a
p :. ?. Randolphs br h. Imperator, s. l28
Barataria, Peat. Trade Last. chopin, General Shat
ter. Larva. savory. Tyrshena and Chorus Boy also
BettinG-Eight to | a-aust Tho Burlington Route
to MsI pa o 2; to mT"rst0r 80 !" cb HaTa
taF'1 to s rsa1 ar rec 4rya SSoSn
sAvory. 8 to / Tyrshena ~ to Chorus Boy.
SECOND RACE.
For three year.old hllios; penalties and allow
T. " L. Van Meters ch. Z. Miss Patron by Patron
-tilcnlcvcu. III McCucN. ......... ......
j. r. i +, p. Keen"'s oh. I. Sweet Caporai. I1e
j. F. McDonads b. + Bette Gray. i TaraD
Maid of Harlem a SO ran.
fine. ~ 2.5
Sweet Caporal, to Bette Gray. 80 to Maid Of
Harlem.
THIRD RACE.
The Foam; for two.year.olds; last Ave turlongs of
Broniiey h Co.'S CHI. c. Mesmerist. by Albert
HOOlOO, 112 % COnOr' .............
j. b Lewinan7 b. e. Faunt, IL n. Turncr,......
prt%ar rS;A Brsadier warnE last Cord and Frim
''' '"' "'S' ''' Time, 1:o2
rnSa to to .nd Ese 10 k Il
coupled as Green b. Morriss entry. 80 to ] Tho
B5 s% 70 TO prr rncE 50 to to w s9
Last Cord, 20 to Primrose Day.
FOURTH RACE.
=, The coney Island Of sl.5oo; handicap for
VI, b. Jenninrs's CHI. c. Bendoran. 4, by Sir
Harness Brossman. blk. m. Imp, 5. 1928 tTaral
Isidor, Kinniknic. swiftmas lambert. Azucena.
Cornorant. Jeannot. Danforth and Grey jacques
also ran.
Betting-Seven to 2 against Bendoran, 7 to 2 INN.
to ST. Cloud 3 to ! Tsidor II to kinniEinic. 80
to swlftmas, 10 TO Iambent toto ! Ancena, 15
TO Cormorant. ID to Jeannot 30 to Danforth.
80 TO Grey jacques.
FIFTH RACE.
Maiden Race No. 2; for twHH;y ,s noa.win.
last hye and half furongs Of the Fuurity course
W. LakclAnd's b. c. Peaceful, by st. Florian-Se-
rene. lis Taral.
w C. Rnllinss h. or br. c. Herbert 11S Clayton.
H. 7. Griffin ch Embellishments, ] IL tMitchelD
Battle Royal. Wax Taper Hesper, Pettifogger and
| Eileen DAILY also ran.
Time, 1909.
BCttng-Fleven to against Peaceful q to E Her
bert . to Kuirhtbanneret q to Battle Royal u
to Wax Taper. 20 to / Hesper. 10 to l Petlfogxer
| 90 to Eileen DAILY.
SIXTH RACE.
! For threc.ycAr-olds and upward; selling ono mle
and furlong on turf:
NJ. Clancy 5 CHI. o. Maxine Gomez, 4. by Victory
Quesal, TOP McCuel
+. X. Hitchcock h. g. Decanter 4. 100 OLeary). .
! j. G Judson h. 9 The Gardner 3. lOl Mitchell
PaCemakCr Mill~tream. MurillO, Hardy c.,
| Rinaldo Hard knot Mao and James Tod also ran.
Time ;bS 46
! Betting-Four to against Ma Himo Gomez, = to /
DrCintcr. > To The Gardner, 30 to Paccmaker 80
! t. Millstrcam, ~ to Murllo 100 TO | Hardy C.
: to Riualdo > to / Hard Knot. to Mao, 100 to /
! James Tod
| The entries for to-day's races follow;
First Raco-Highweght handicap, for three.year
olds ana upward $3.50 added; six turlongs on the
! main track:
PumAtC. ,...........,.l3O Momentum ...........lIb
ST. IneennAmarA