The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-29
A STAKE FOR FIL0N DOR.
HrLAND'S FORMER PET WINS THE
TIDAL At SHEEPSHEAD BAY


The noontme summer showers scared away
few OF the regulars from the Sheepshead Bay
racecourse yesterday while tho downpour Just
put the parched track in condition for safe and
fast sprlntng. This was shown in the opening
event, n i've and a half fun long dash on tho
main course for three year olds and upward
Marcus Days Aeet-footed imported horse Isl
dor and NJ. L. Hayman's crack three year old
Ally Gaze scared out six OF the eleven entered
and they carried almost all the money invested.
Gaze closed nominal favorite at I to 5. but Isl
dor had probably more backing at . to /. The
DAILY horse got of in good fashion and tiptoed
his field all the way. winning easily at the end
In time which clipped one-nfth Of a second o
the track record. made by Admiration two days
before. Gaze was outrun In the stretch by
Captain Sigsbee who beat her three lengths
for the place.
Desperate and Andronicus wore equal favor
ties for the maiden at one mile, but the
honors went to Grey jacques. who Ralloped
over his field in the last sixteenth and won by
alenEth and a half Great Neck came down the
stretch in his usual resolute STYLE and sprinted
from NTH into second position n head in front
OF Andronicus. After bold attempt to make a
runaway race OF 1t, Emigre curled up in tho
drive and finished seventh. The kensico Sta
ble's chestnut Eelding Sadducee continued his
unheaten career in the race for two year ODDS
always be had against his chances but he won
like to 10 shot, leading all the way and An
ishing comfortably by a length clear. In tho
scramble for place honors Guden. Montanlc
and Standing finished heads apar in the order
written.
Then came the specia feature OF the day. the
Tidal Stakes. with $500 added for three
year-ods. at one mile. The five candidates col
ored on the card and as a left handed compl-
IN hp nnth of han
young thoroughbreds. all wore hoods or
rogues' badges" Lotharo was plunged on
by PittshurG Phil" and his followers and the
cots Irice was cut to to ,. Half Time and
3G dor wer Hs9 Te played tn the former
g"idlng, running for the first time in the colors
OF hts new, owner. Il. T. Wilson. Jr,. sprinted
away from Lothario and the others in the first
lengths; Hall Time ran second to II. stand,
ythree PARTS Off length.
Thf nth race W Toar to the good thing
second place. until the turn into the stretch.
10y five lengths. An accident happened during
n. rEunH!ng Of tn" race whGh ,;esglted il The
rider, Mitchell. had very narrow escape. 1t
b as they rounding the turn
disrae VIII" Ths 'f Srsed T"T ByTGn
Mcclellan, to his knees and put Mitchell on
RfHS n s
He held on to the rens. and for a sixteenth OF
5p f ns S%sy ds @ nm sos S by n the
move It was thought that he had been killed.
oanG hat k bc to ns b ha boEas
UP He " was 81 unable to ride f bo"ble
in B1 ne and weL WAS sub bs
field and led them home but did not stop at
the finish with the other horses. He continued
on to the hackstretch, whore he ran into the
Ineek and into his breast end he died almost
Holland unseated McCue, but the boy escaped
The closing event went the favorite. Intru.
sive. who made all OF his own running and
beat Double Dummy out easily by three
lengths in time which eauaIled the rack
ID . MsSts2 has he
had a little too much racing under his former
owner, {. L. Patterson. summary:
FIRST RACE.
For hree.year.olds and upward; with $3.50 added;
weights seven pounds above scale: penalties and
dsrcus DAILY imp. CHI h. IDdor, s. by Ampbion-
,prn.E Bros 5 6 Cart. sissbee s. los io'LearyJ
irystidsitstrce and Dr.. Eichbers also ran
rst.nsIro to 'sSin', isHGr capt
Il EichberE
SECOND RACE
For maiden three yearolls and upward; $500
hddsd special weights; one mile;
William easton er g Grey Jacques, B. by Jim
onsef stable en- e Great NeSE 3 IL iHnpp
Br miey 4 Co.'S AndTonicrs, 3; ~ o.Connor, 3
Dan Cupid, James Tod. chappalna, John B. Doerr,
Jr,, and Emgre also ran ~
Betting, Twelve to against Grey JACQUES. to ?
rah rs on srSc StaeS
70 Ellerdale. l2to Brahmin. to Desperate, >
Doerr, Jr, to- Emicre.
THIRD RACE.
For two-year;olds: 500 added special weights;
kSn.ico stables oh. .. sadducee. by Bathampton-
EN- + Msd Ia 'sF ch &c Gnlden SIMS.
}. faklr IS b. " Montanic. il2 ,odomi. ;......
MacFlecAnoe. Standing. Parmenion and La Vega
Sudden, t" Montana - to j Mac riscknoe, 10 to
SANDING. 30 to parmen,on. 90 to La Vega.
FOURTH RACE.
50 forfeit, or only slof declared out by May -.
Oh ZOO T . sa4 and 800 %a & ndasa
7 wilson. jra ch G. Fon dor by Rayon
i 6wr. b S, HH' hs ), 2 9snannsr
Glengar and strathccnan also ran.
Iotoario. II to Half Time, 50 to / Glenear. 70 to
'"A''''"NA"' FIFTH RACE.
For three.yearolds and upward; selling; at eight
pounds above the scale; one mile and fnrong;
Laura could wilson ~ ~
+ Brown b. h. Estaca ., / II Spencer ..........
I. v; L. Van Meters ch, +. Miss Patron. 8, %
" COnnOrl y
Holland Tanis, Camotop, Merlin and Byron Nc.
ClelAnd also
Time l: - 40.
Bctting-SeVen to against SntIrist, > to Estaca
q TO Miss Patron. TO Holland, 2AO to / Tanis
soto Camotop. 200 to l Merlin. 10 to Byron
McCleland.
SIXTH RACE.
For three year olds and upward: lightweight han.
dcAp one mile and sixteenth on turf:
Gidcon's Oh. c. Intrusive, 4. by Meddler-
Frollc Grace $50 Tarall .......
+ Frlsbie b. " Double Dummy. 3.
~ Lthry
W B. Sink, Jr.'G CHI Formero 3, 1877 (Bullman).,
Momentum Pirate NJ and ChivArous also ran.
Time, 1:4I.
Betting-SiX to 3 against Intrusive, 10 to Double
Dummy, 10 to Formero, y t. Momentum, 3 to 2
Pirate NJ, 20 to ChivAlrous
The entries for to-day's races are as follows:
First Racc-For horses three years old and over
that have not won at this meeting, $3.50 added; a..
lOwanceS; six and half furlongs:
Cesariou 1913 st. Calatine.
BrlAr Sweet.........I23 Satin slipper. rs
BOX. l23 Nhutch orr ~