The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-14
THE ROSE A SURPRISE.
ADDED STARTER WINS THE GAzELLE
STAkES At GRATFsEND.

m.
trail Trust, Greyfcld and Premier Get
Away with the Other Events on the Card.
Two stakes were decided at the Gravesend
track yesterday. and this fact. coupled
with pleasant outing weather. attracted a
crowd OF moro than average proportions to
the Brooklyn Jockey Clubs inclosure. or the
ten two-year- olds AIMED to go in the Hanover
stakes OF flve furlonRs all but Red Path and
Prince OF Melbourne accepted. The issue
looked very open. and Kitchener. Presti-
diRitator and Maribert were heavily sup
ported, with tho last named slight IA
vorte at post time. The Fleischmann
candidate proved much tho best He was into
his stride like flash after tho nag fell to good
start. and simply spreadeagled his field, win
ming by six lengths from Misercordia. The
Morris flly showed rare turn OF speed in the
stretch and sprinted from seventh into second
position. neck in front OF Kitchener. Prem
allure was n good fourth. Premature. when
running second. bolted at the first turn. and
whipped in the field.
The Gazolle Stakes OF $1,000. COR three year.
old illlics was poorly patroniZed. but this event
has never brought out numerous field or
the Two named overnight the Bromleys with
drew Rose O'Lee and then w. II. Clark added
his Miser nlly. The Rose Prestidigitatrce was
the unanimous choice of the talent. and shc
was played to odds on but Mr.. Clark's friends
ny no means neglected. tne added starter. Ihey
got of in perfect alignment and there was a
rare tusse for the vantage at the first turn.
Lttleneld got there first with Observation-Disclosures.
but Maher was almost abreast with The Rose.
Down the backstretch the pace slackened and
the lot took close order. Instead OF coming
away with the Morris fly when she seem ed
full OF running, Littleield waited with his field
and Maher also seemed content to hold his
own. Once in the stretch. however The Rose
lnN IN,-., t.. ~
an easy winner by q length and half. Bette
Gray also finished fast and beat Harmonica
three lengths for the place. The favorite went
up in the air when the pinch came.
The all scarlet" was much better repre-
scented in the first race OF the day. a dash for
two-year-old FLIES. which Primrose Day won
by n head from Killashandra. The latter made
big upset. as she was neglected at 10 to l.
while Primrose Day was a pronounced favorite.
on cando BACK ia he sandcap for thTee
ieSntR. j. E. McDonaids Central ''S trust rus took
theaa track r2m and eSs9G up by
tured the short end OF the money with the IA
vorite well out Of it.
by sly, furlong scramble for maiden three:
year-olds. lneennamara. the favorite. slipped
GEAR r neg eoe G almost last in see an
wieldy, field of fifteen, but came through like
sh%ns In sae stretch Ss pa y 6y head
Knocked noofSls down for loo to sydney Paget
the e the hur
handicap. McLaughlin's horse was much the
best. and won by three lengths; Jockey Fin
Eder. who finished fourth. Summary:
FIRST RACE.
Fer tw g e & hllies; Ave fprlonss:
st. FleP.n. Hoi f JOS todom n.o'' Day ..
cd g. pr.Hd:s os III ~ M.fS
sa WRS AndTs mshoS Bells n.S Of
also ran D'''' VI A'-"'A De'Ai anu 'i''' D'o'
Kill.shsndr.. Q to Prejudice, 50 to i Gold wing.
ss Fl renn aGdT bs 10 Of 70 tS
to Decimal II to Il Miss Dede.
SECOND RACE.
For three-year-olds and upward; handicap; one
J.E hsDonala's CHI; g. Central Trust. 4. by Med
J.. Z. seagrams oh. h. Trasedian. 8. 112 tR. Will
A. J. stemlor Co B. M Maxine. g. a. Mar.
Candle Black PFey 4%s and ,:.a Mao also ran.
gettins-Thir.een 10 against Central Trust, 10 to
Previous. 30 to i Mao. = ' ~
THIRD RACE.
Tho Hanover Stakes. for two.yearolds nve fur
c. Flei.chmann's Sons b. c. Maribert. By Albert
A. i D: H. Morris's b. or br T. Miisericord.. o.
Premstare. ' shorehsm Prestige. a Prestd9itato9
and Mercer also ran.
Bettine-si1teen to against MAribert. 8 to Mise
SSOrdhs to o Kitchener to 10 to
@ to Mercer.
The Gazelle Stakes of So ooo for hlies three year,
"; H. clark,s b. I. The Rose. by Miser-Monto
J. aePcnslds T. BETTE GRAY; IL Tsr.b
Sydney Pagets b. Harmonica, ia tClawson).
Madgo PresttdlRltAtriCe
Bsttins-sev.n to 'ne against aiRns Tho Rose, 10 to
Bette Gray, IS to Harmonca. 10 to i Lady Madse.
FIFTH RACE.
For maiden three-year-olds; selling allowances;
g, J; Longs oh. C. Greyfeld. by Azra-Anadem.
syaney Psget's b. f. Ineennamara. Ios (clawsonj,,
Raatan Hsyt@e. Littie u Jess jaime. NJ Favonu.
oaiahsd, Nam Var lioness. James Tod, havelook
Time. 1:l5
to to aFss e. Ra 4S Iois 70
daytime. 10 !" Little Jess 20 to jane. NJ. = TO
Licne"ss 100 to James Tod to / Havoiocf. Is
to Ben Blue.
SIXTH RACE.
Hurdle handicap for foury olds and upward;
aid rGnT Premer gh b 9q59 r MGar.a
Mr.; c6ambsts b. =; Moslem. j. ~ lXeitchi..
Fen Edsr and forrsf also ran; 400 '''''''
Bo.,,,,-,n,rt..n T Tim a agnio., pr.m,or , 10
Moslem, to Ar4uebus. : to Ben Elder. to
Forget.
The entries for to-day's races are as follows:
First Race-A handicap for horses OF all ages; $3.50
added six turlongsi
Kinnkinic, ..........1c8 Ben Hadad ...........1o5
6wftmas ~ Judge Taryin. lO2
Kingdom. III Momentum. I02
Gaze. 10 Star OF Bethlehem 100
Primate. ............1l5 Heliobas .......... 100
Rhnelandcr. Danfprth. "
Fon dOr............,lll lmpcrator W.
Dr. Echberg lOS Lady ESile ............ w
Tamor ....,..,,.,..l0J Fairy Dale. ,.......... ~
Second Racs-A handicap for three year-Olds and
over; 81, 900 added one mile and furong:
20 Bon Ino ....,.........lOp
WArrenton 20 The Gardner ........ lob
Intrusive ..........12 20 Pirate M............. ~
Maine Hardy C............... 80
Survivor ...............lOVl
Third Race-FOr alden two. year olds; 5000 added:
weights ten pounds below the scale; hve and half
furlongs:
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