The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-31
ANOTHER WIN FOR IMP.
THE SUBURBAN HEROINE OUTRUNS
VOTER AND OTHER CRACKS.

| was the magnet which drew about 5000 visit
ors to the races at sheepshead Bay yesterday
afternoon. Every item on the programme
proved an interesting problem for the talent.
| and even In tho first event. which
reduced itself to Q thrse-horse match.
only a few found the winner. This
| improbable aspect Of affairs obtained all day
until the last race when The Bachelor came to
the rescue OF the few punEers who had any
thing left to speculate with The weather was
again ideal for an outing and the racing was
decidedly good.
| The first stake event presented was the DASH
for two-year- olds. over the last Ave furongs OF
the Futurity course. Eleven candidates were
| carded. but John K. Madden withdrew Rad
ford and substituted Gulden. while the
Kensco stable added the unbsaten Sad
| ducee. Although the latter was up
among Glass" company for the first time
| In his career he was made q pronounced
| favorite. There was also plunge
on Marcus Days at. Finnan while the wise-
acres passed over Mesmerst as having no
chance at the weights. But the Bromley
colt, after leading all the way, won
easily by two lengths. Turning round
the elbow for homo Musette moved up into
second place and held that position to
tho end. beating Gulden three parts OF length
| Sims had Saducee well up all the way. but did
hs one
The Dash was followed by the Ocean, second
s .ups Ss
first leg OF the series last Saturday and he went
m the k RSss sa3 n & s
longs and PREVIOUS was allowed TO go beg
o A. to Al The nn.eS safs Rrs
stoi: swiitm.s and Batten were also held
the post at to /. The regulars argued that
he could not go. milo in last COMPANY.
turned out they figured. correctly. Voter
Until then he had been racing on the outside
OF Imp. at her throat latch. but the mare out
prominent contenders. won out by q neck from.
who finished I've lIepgths clear OF
tmp's time sausiled that Of Domino IN 1891,
5nt fell sh Sat Of the 80 40 set up by Henry
The picturesque event Of, the day was the
bandicap oyer two miles on Shs Inr With only
hm Hs rsed bsRnd
his field to the last quarter. but then came
TheBaehelor s. gnaiIized his victory by break
ing the ofical course record. Summary
| FIRST RACE.
For al ages non, Winners Of 900 in 1889; By
$125 to second and s75 to third; winning penalties;
ff@ hsf pSslGnf fs on Ina.s by Sir
sydney Pasefs br L. dessrSn g. 2s
NJ Clancy 'simportsd br. m. L.mbet .. 2lMcCuol 8
Betung-Five to i against Lady Lindsay; to 8.
oesaron; to 1. lambert.
| SECOND RACE.
SIos FOR sss s ssS pSSsd BY sS
| Sl23 to second and S7o to third; allowances; one
J.L Hollands b; {. skyser.per, 3. by Rey del
Hayman Franks ch, c. Dan Rice g. ioH jMcCucj 5
Flax spinnsr, The Star of Bethlehem and Hand.
Time. IA -:
Hardly to : Dan RiS 9 4 10 Flax spinner 20 to
The Star CT Bethlehem, eoto Handprcss.
| THIRD RACE.
on OF sS1 each 1 fSr SsptE d or $40 forfG Nth
ponnas penalties and allowances last Ave FUR
bromley Compsny' oh. c. McsmeriSt by Albert
J. FerSusons ch T. Musette. loI tStct,uej.......
~ Maddon's Oh. 6. Gplden. 10 to4om,.. 8
LADY and sadGss
Betting-six to against Mesnlsrist, IL to Mu
Il men 100 10 st. WEnn11 to Var -
prim ro.s pay; 100 to ! led, Incas' q to i Mon
| FOURTH RACE.
The ocean Handicap; for three.year olds and up
assr ]. &c SO ss5 81 asS e.
Msrness i nrSssman's blk m. Imp 3. by wag-
l t .
7. 8. IcDowells &c Baten. ). u q Lsary,.' 5
and Cambrtan also ran.
Betting-Eightto AGAINST Imp; 2 to !, Charentus
3to Batten to lNuter; Nto !, Swiftmas. 10 to l.
Previous 30 to l, kinntkinnic so to /. Marine; 20
FIFTH RACE.
Selling; for maiden 2;ysor'olds, by spb.cnption
ond and SIS to third; allowances; last five furongs
J. Adams'S b. O. Reynolds. by Faverdale. Mar
gerry. 104 Bullmanl. -. ;............
s@sn.y P ksiy: Angles Hssf 70. O5
strathm!sker. saimsgundi, Mordelmo,, Paotoria
and s
ran.
70 n to ssn a, RsyPGIds to IA
sK ID tn e. Mardemo; o. to Pac,api. 90
J. Sir Ellersiie; 200 to spseinc; 70 L. Prestige
soidsn seep.re % to L. Royal Sterling: 100 to l.
Maidstone
SIXTH RACE.
| Handicap for three year olds nd upward by sub
scriptIon of sIo each So II declared; with 800
added. of which $500 to second and si6o to third;
sydney Psgsts c G. The Bachelor. 8. by Judze
osesois Stables b. I. Maid OF Harlem. $. los
on The Sn
p..ttng-seven to against The Bachelor; q to l..
Maid Of Harlem! to J. George Boyd; to Knight
OF the Garter; 10 to ]. spurs
| The entries TOT To-Day s races are as 1ollOwS:
First Race-For 3.yearol1s and over selling;
$500 added; weights 10 pounds above the scnle SIX
| furlOngs on the main track.
Satin slipper. lo4 Island Prince. .,.....lI8
Theory % Peace. lO4
DAYS s.........1 d Hale Hale .....'.'...'...i9t
100 y
Second Race. "A handicap for three. yesr-olds and
over; $1,000 added one mile and furlong on the
main track.
Box ................l2i The Devil .........,1o7
DecAnter 81. ......... 4 lO6
Einley III tIlorlan. 1903
Admiration. ia AZAGe4A 100
The Bachelor. TrAgediAn rs
Third RaCe-The Partridge Stakes; for two-yeAr.
olds; 81 900 added: penalties and allowances; siK
, furlongs on tho turf.
Inlshfree ..,.,....,,l12 TemplGr ..........,.lO7
Bborehan. 1l2 Potrucio lo7
Ten Candles. IL lid rim lO7
Native. lO7 Red lOI
Last Cord Rpdford lO7
Big aun............ lop Water King ..,...... 2
hlsericorda. 100 Prest 122
Fourth Raos--The Reapers Stakes, for three-year-
olda; 81, 200 added; penalties and Allowances one
, mile and three siItet n tina on the main track.
MArtimas ,...........l2h Gen Mart Gary 100
Orhghi l06 Fast Black. 4