The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-06
ROMP FOR SATIN SLIPPER.
M. r. DIVERS SPEEDY KINGSTON
FILLY SURPRISES HER OWNER.

/ working day as Monday. and the 0.0O0 per
sons who made the trip were rewarded by
| riding out in the face OF breeze which threat
| ened the new crop OF straw hats. Even on the
course the zephyrs were braclng In the shaded
spots. but In the ring the financial temperature
was much too low to suit spectators The
favorito was frozen under in the first race. then
two first choices crossed the plate in cheerful
sequence. but after that the money OF the in
vestors melted away in unison with their high
collars. starohed linen and enthusiasm.
The management furnished q novelty by
opening the card with jumping race. This
was the Kensington Hurdle Handicap OF ST. 900.
for four-year-olds and upward. at one mile and
three-Quarters. over seven obstacles. Mr.
Chamblet" named two OF the eight timber
toppers engaged. but pinned his faith to
Moslem. and scratched Walter. Treyant was
He nominally retained that position. but the
heaviest play appeared to be on Forget. whose
went out TO make the pace. but Premier outran
aes sq 70
Edsr bunSied at the IL hurdle in front Of tie
clubhouse, and. striking the inner rail. partly
shook of Finnegan., The horse regainsd his
Scrambled back into the saddle Without losing
bis control. The unexpected circus act was
wake and Peter ii. and Ben Elder 30 closo up
tnht eHCn Oh the TOUR looked 10 nave u
coming to the last obstacle, Premier and Mos
em we're best over, and n grand drive to the
hssdfthns se By
Of Peter H.. who beat Ben Elder a length and
The Patehosue Stakes for three-year- odds
e aa Sass.n aE04e Es s
tRR s "sd HssGa6ey'f: saa G
was selected as best Of the seven left In, Near
hn sa sH va PLAYED In d way
70 the post at the false odds Of 10 to l. Hand
ball was quickest under the barrier but satin
OF her held and she sprnted home an easy
she q henFhb b, ARsdn hnn On bea IN Han
ball head for the place.
ssddHees scored good win for the Kens leo
for two.year. olds.. He was on odds-on favor
In, .the, third race Turpey, Bros. ; tandlemass
the maiden three year-old class after. drive
ia which Great Meek led him to the last few few
contenders in the run home. and the former
landed third money by head, ,-.-,,
things in the handicap for ali ages. Attn on the
card. On public form kinntkin c ruled favor
G but he ps S at
to i. AEbacea and Hard Knot were also
cpit: When The, Gag finally isii to 2 perfect
argument laTHl LOOK MS mount 10 tle lTOnU
and won without trouble by two lengths. An
aus1n he x Rn sod sTay a at
TIE start and won by length and halt
Waring was good SECOND and Shoreham. the
favorite took care OF the rest. The summary:
FIRST RACE.
The KensnRton Hurdle Handicap Of $1,000; for
ffopr.years.olds and upward $50 each. or only SO
to the third s1oo ono mile and threeqnarters over
NJ 6nS Snsm rs e Il ho'lom O. by suretoo
J MoL[HIshlin's ch B Premier, lt 40, nEa1n.;
Ben Eder. Forget and Kin; ARA also
pettns-Ten to AGAINST s Mosien 2s to Premier
70 Peter H., to Ben Eder 6 TO Forget is to
1 Kinvarra.
SECOND RACE.
the With By .GssS 81 t 20 tho to
Kensieo stables Oh. g. sadducee. by Bath.mpton
c. Ilei.ehmanns Sons br. c. Misch!evous lo9
A. white ch. G The Cornthi.n io7 lodom, ....
Mike s:raus. La F9ndrs and Eileen DAILY also ran.
Bettina-Fivs to on sadinces. 5 to against
Mi.Snies9os tp The =, c9rint F,. n to Mike
THIRD RACE.
For maiden three-year.olds; by subscription Of
$40 each. to the winner. with 5000 added, of which
fourteen pounds below the scale; one mile and IA
dlemss,Pnritsn Lass. ~ spencer -. 49,.
Golden Buckle. J.msss ~. Tennith, DespoPsio.
Lady hsdEe. James Tod stratheonan, Northumbor-
Time. 1870.
Route Is to Great Neck u Andronea. nf E To
Golden Buckle. 200 70 ! James ~ 200 to I Ten.
nts IS TOa 20 70 LADY
berland. so to i SpAngl,ng.
FOURTH RACE.
ward eac M Forfeit T s Had up
which 5000 TO the second and 500 to the third the
winner to be sold at auction for $1,000: allowances;
M; +; DEysrs b; { Satin slipper, q, by kingston
c. Flelschmanns Sons CHI, 6, Alpen, 1903 WILSON,. :
c DIVERS Oh C nanab1 tlbI {ol.w,o1
ette also ran.
BettinR-Ten to ] against Satin Slipper, to I
Alpen. to Handball 10 to Momentum. 4 to l
Armament. to Hurry Bury. to L Alouette.
FIFTH RACE.
For all ages; handicap; by subscription OF $40
each, or So II declared. to the winner: with $3.50
third; one mile and sixteenth: WV
D9zid Gideons Oh. c. Intrusive. 4. by Meddlcr-
L. Richardss b. 9. charentus.,, g. 10 oConninooIr
Harness Brossman's blk, m. Imp. 8. l22 Mitch
Knnikinic, Arbacea. Hard Knot. Harmonica.
Handpress and Sensational %iIs also ran
Betting-siH to against Intrusive. to l Charen-
@ hspd 1km no % to knRGan to Hsna
press. and ". C. Days Sensational 30 to l. brought
up the rear.
SIXTH RACE.
For two.year-olds which have run and not won at
this meeting; selling; subscription OF $40 each to
the winner; with $500 added. of which 800 to tho
second aud $50 to tho third: allowances five fur
longs:
G. Z, Smiths b, o, PrestidiRitator. by Russell
L T. Maddun's b. c. Waring. 10 tsma,. ,.....,...
NJ. F. Dryers br c. Shoreham, l0T tMaherl, ...... 3
shrove Tuesday. Morbid. Cariboo and Be Be g.
also ran.
Time. l:OlA.
Betting-Three to l against Prestidigtator. ~ to
WRrfnR. 2 to ShorehAm, 7 to Shrovo Tuesday,
loto Morbid. 20 to Cariboo. 80 to l Be BE 3.
The entries for to-day's races are as follows:
First Race For horses three years old and over
that have not won race at this meeting; selling;
5000 added: six furlongs;
Concord, IL Athv. 1Ol
Harry Crawford .....Ill st. Lorenzo. .......... Oh
HRnwell lOv HApE burg. ......,.,., p6
CleophuR ..,.... 100 Varus ......,... M
Imperator. lOh OrnAmental.......... OF
TlnRo 100 ~
Sweet CAporal LOG Gen Shafter. ....... %
BlArneystone Oh Big Ind an ........,., 30
MALArine, ..,..........103
Second hace-For horses three years old that have