The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-29
ELFIN COMICS SURPRISE.
ADDED HORSE At 90 TO WINS A
STAKE At SHEEPSHE1D BAY.
Bendoran, Charentus and Toluca Score for /
tho Talsnt-Decanter RunH u Fine Race !
on the Turf Course-Boundlee Outstays !


around on the verdant lawns unhampered. and
beat time to Lander's tuneful selections The
pleasing effect was heightened by the advent OF
three successful favortes and by q couple OF
rousinE finishes.
Elm ConiR an added starter in the chief
stake, furnished the surprise OF the day. The
event was the Autumn for two year-olds. that
were maidens at timo OF closing. and
thirteen runners lined up in front OF
Starter Fitzgerald at the hve-furlong mark on
the Futurity course. or these. Ten Candles was
made a pronounced favorite and his price
dropped to 3 to /. while Wthers was next in
demand at 4 to 1. Several OF the others were
we'll supported. with the exception OF the added
ones. Elm ConiR and Reynolds. Both went
begging at 90 to /. Taral forced the running
with the iavorlte and led by small m arRin for
half mile. with Iroquois Belle next When
fairly strai ghtened out for homo Ildrim became
a contender and the race seemed to lie between
these three Suddenly. however. Elm Conig
sprnted through from the rear bunch. and
closing on the leaders with a grand burst Of
speed won on tho post. II was a very close
call. Elm Conig. Ten Candles. Ildrim. Iroauos
Belle aud wlthers being only heads apart in
the order named
The two year-o feature was followed by
the Flying Handicap for three year olds. and
Sydney Pagets speedy FLY Touca was selected
as the best at the distance and weights
Among her six opponents. Hsliobas. Rush and
Acushla were most fanced. and the talent
scored neat killing, the favortc getting home
by neck. with Brom ey d CO. colt in the
place. Acushla showed a lot Of speed for half
the six lurong course. but when headed by
Toluca she turned 1t up and trailed In sixth.
The handicap for three-yearo Odds and upward
been another trlumr h for form students. but at
the eleventh hour they deserted Decanter in
favor Of AHucenn. GlOrinn cut out good pace.
but (ClparY ALWAYS nd Denautpr wit hin at rik-
ing distance and tho race was little more than
romp through the stretch for the Hitchcock
phenomenal speed with him the first race OF
@s Sa ssSP4 a IL e track GnG Tseord
Jinks tired herself put in an effort to keep
tine beat the her three eneks for tie s place CO. Gen
doran was heavily played. and his victory was
the signal for pqFse on p
throughout brought Charentus home an easy
f4Hop S5 deIathee looked to have an mortsase
on the place. but Odom outrode Phslan in the
money with Handcufr Phelan and Wilson be-
ssSS II Ddy as the post and the starter fined
F Lux was served up p, as real good thing
In front after five furlonRs. ana Boundlee. in
Is; Schreibers colors. won out by half length.
The summary:
FIRST RACE.
$500 added of which 20 to second and Is to third
weight seven pounds above the scale; allowances;
": B. JenningsS Oh c. Bendoran. =, by Sir Modred-
sydney Pasets Sh st. CaiiGbne, l. ia Pggott,
B. schreibor, B. Z, links 8. los ,odoml. ..'.'...,
to Snl. II ;s 3D. G ST
lambert.
SECOND RACE
Selling; for three, ysar9lds and upward, BY spb.
o. L. Rchards's b. g. Charentus. &. by Chara,us-
!, /; Isiisasd: :; sfyscr.Ps5. 3; % lodom'::::
Lindula and Handoun also ran.
Time. 1910 20.
ssaHes n 100 to % Z Indnia .n 20
THIRD RACE.
%s Of Or
o syS f Si Elm t roas by f..
W. Lsseiands b. c. fen Candles. Iie T.raD......
Sqtsas b bs wls Ssodes psru
chic. The Chamosrlain RadfoTd Mac Fleeknos, Ma
nine fl'ur0n and E FGGeoiia To- also 40. r"n
Bettine-siIty to / az ainst Elm Conig to l, Ton
C. %hss. 10 Kn 10 to Of kSSSs. s
ThG 30 to Es
Fleuron; 90 to !, Reynolds.
FOURTH RAcK
The Flying Handicap; for threeyear-olds: by sub
PGD Ct iGs Of So and iDG
to third SIX furlongs on the main track;
sydney PsEets c. f. ToiucA. by Nomsd-swset
Bromley Go. s CHI. O. Heliobas. los 20 Connor5 :.
Half Time, Rush Survivor and ioushia also ran
Time. l;14.
sdy TSts.1 to T Ha af Ra:S
IL to Survivor, to Acushla.
FIFTH RACE.
selling, For tw9.yesrolds; By subscription Of $40
s1B to third allowances last vesnd half furlongs
B. schre iber's brown colt Boundlee. by Boundleas
-Parolee 1902 tOdom). ,.,......... 1
sy "i Pagers b. c. Angle 1ot (dIawson
Pa.ig. Posthaste. Kamara. Dunblane, Fsderalist.
Time. 1908 l.5.
Betting Seven to l. agatpst Boundlse;e to Fluke;
80 70 nTs 10 r'is 81 to tS Fed
BInGy 10 @
cared e y with 200 added Of WHICH 5000 to second
F. r. Hitohcoci b; c, Decantor. !; by Deceivor:
". b. Thinning b. g alorisn, j. 1os Sims.
oseeola stables b. +. Maid Of Harlem. 8. 100
AzucenA. Lakeland and George Boyd also ran.
Time. l;65.
Betting-FiVe to against Decanter; TO 1. Gloran,
so to |, Maid OF Harlem; II to q, AzucsnR: q to l,
Lakeland; to l, George Boyd.
The entries for to-day's races are as follows:
s and hal. on tn, I Sa
R PGIy w Prias g 81 h BSrp F Time 81
MAnius. 40 ChappaquR ..,........1o4
Leplda sp lSDnl lOl
Champion ......-'.,'loL lnstuTDer. pd
Jerry Hunt...........lOl MonadOur.
Amorlta. lUS lenUer ,............, pb
Weller. Impartial. lol
dor lul Lady MeddeRDmo
Second Race-For 8.year-ods and over; 81. 900
added; penalties and allowances; ono mile on tho
main track.
Peep ODay... .......l21 Muskadine ...........11e
Bannockburn. l26 Donald Balm. l06
Box ...................l2l Gen. Mart Gary. IO6
Third RAce-For 2-yeAr-olds; 5000 added; penal.
ties and Allowances the Futurity course. 49,
McMeekin. ..........l22 All Gold .........-...la2
SarmRtAn. ............l22 Water King.
Hndus. ...............1l5 Aisercord
KogrAm. .....,........ll2 Native ..,..........ll2
Prejudice. ~ Gontalon..
Lieut.. Gibson .........l22 Estll ..............ll6
Fourth RAce-The Dolphin Stakes, for 8-yeAr olds;
81, 200 added; penalties and allowances one mile
and a furlong on tho main track.