The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-05
years its value was much creator, as may be
soon from the following rnrOrh:

The time YESTERDAY wac also somewhat short
81 the average STANDARD but that tact is u
cOnSummate ease that there is no knowing
what he might have done if extended. The
fractional times were:
furlongs. I:i7 seven furlongs. / 81; one mile;
1;41 3, one mil" and an eighth 1861; one mile and
quarter 2In: one mile and threreighths. 2:2"'
full distance. 2:1l -.
The race of the day was led w to by the
second half of the Double Event, stake worth
$4,000, for two-y"ar-oids. The first running
took PLACE on he opening day Of the mmeetnG.
STsF e.. race wa dd% n
course. and although both these colts were
first and SCI second fayortes, j T. Madden sent
Radiord along to helm the Prince. but declared
Belle. the S'' beau H bred daughter Of
Iroquois = YorkvIe Belle. was coupled
Eh sn,sdn in T BrSm .St ynn:
June l 7. was backed Yesterday from 10 to to
6to l. but the other starters were allowed to
run loose Mesmcrlst took the lead after the
opening sGram be and held it all The way win
who only go, home a head in front Of Radford.
Prince Of Melbourps finished l. a. moderate ate
qqGis belle. and Goidone followed as written:
With Shoreham and Affect scratched out OF
the first race. a dash for two-year-olds. Fiuke
supporter was Stew" l. Hommedeu, a horse
III Nn' nus Ili.l u w 'uSh ~
punrer was credited with having won about
q ic TgSh in A front q Bis 0 Gun HON.
mrdieu certainly cashed in substantial
but the ssFes daily coaps are
generally supposed to be exaggerated. 1t was
rpmorcd around, on MONDAY that he had
tories Of The Bobby and Tragcdian, but
scrutiny of the betting showed that these
liberal odds Of 4 to and to | respectively.
The ring is SO sensitive 70 any such demHn.tra-
ali around rub would be in order before he
could invest couple Of thousand. lie is I'M
doubted well ahead Of the game but the
Barneystono had speed to burn in the High
weight Handi"np. and he spread -eaged MS
half from DR.. Eichberg. who beat Armament by
twice that margin. TinGe, the favorite. wound
The Independence Steepechase brought out
iGld OF sX good Hmp.rs, win b datIe Wilkins tmf
much preliminary worry, the Candemas geld
ing. winning as he pleased by length and q
a knG T The s for H 5
Intrusive, MaNmo Gomez aud tireatland were
all heavily ha ,ked to win the closing race on
the grass. Maximo Gomez at once went 70 tho
front and won clcverly by length from lntru-
sive summary;
FIRST RACE.
For twoyeur olds; selling, with $3.50 added; al
lowanr,s; last furuugs Of the Futurity course;
Hayman Franks rh. L. Fluke by Flddles,i"hs-,
NJ, Fadden Aliens hr. & Big Gun, III DolGetu
q smith b, e. Prc"i'Eit"'9r ~ M., 6cjs
Handicapped, cupid, oseeola Eileen DAILY and Pc
Rasus also ran.
Betting Thirteen I" . against Fluke. ~ to Big
Gun to Presttgtitar : g. Nohlrer : to Mani ;
O-ceola. 40 to Eileen Daily, 800 to Pegasus.
SECOND RACE.
For all ages; lightweight handicap; six furlongs
T. iir"wn's ch, e. Blarneystone. =. by stonehengs
c. FIrlsrhmanu : Sons b. c. Dr. E.chb,rs. g. ll6
Tin Tinge 'K~ntucky jioIonSl, Gonslila, sweet Ca
porAl and Dantorh also ran.
Betting-Fve to against BlArneystone. Q to Or.
EichbeTg. 10 TO Armament. J. TO IinGe 20 e. l
porAl. a. to Danforth.
THIRD RACE
The Double Event, part two; Fu'G g course; for
teed cash value $4,000. OF which $1,000 to tie win.
Braml,y Co, :, ch, G. Mesn.er,,t. by Albert Hoo.
f 'Po 3im nm I'm TX. e. Marx cheek. ia turner,
=, Madden HIt C. k"lfora -. Gins GIN.
Prince OF Melh|%nrh., iiroluoi.e belle doldone'
lime, l:l2 ~:
Betting Three to against NJ, Mesmcrist and lr2;
TO Marx che, H. e 10 " k2dt9rd and Prince OF Mel;
Godne Boy ~ 10 Ma Fsctnos
FOURTH RACE.
Lawrence Realization. for thresyeArolds' ono
P P1rry A' Bc h h. e. Eshelbort by Eothen--
G 7. smth'. n,@rHr e. tner3i%i u; ,I9Epcr
The G Boaneo' and aI S ran ''"'''
Idthari" to / Ftlon d'or. 90 The Dounccr, II
! 10 / Hall Time.
FIFTH RACE,
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