The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-21
STAKE FOR ONECK QUEEN.
BEN sTROME'S DAUGHTER An EASY
WINSkR At SRLVESEND.


= WINShR At GRLYESEND.
Jinks Carries the Paget Colors to the Front
in the lightweight Handicap-Semper Ego
Beats Lataon Over the Long Course.
The card presented by the Brooklyn Jockey
Club at Gravesend Yesterday afternoon includ-
cd only ono stake feature. but the other events
filled well enough to promise good racing.
Still, although the weather was fine, there was
noticeable falling of in the attendance. a fact
which can only be accounted for by tho diff
Guilty OF picking winners and the consequent
shortage OF currency among the regulars As
result OF the heavy rain over night the track
was slow and scratches were numerous
Five OF tho ten two-year-old nllies
engaged in The Willow Stakes declined
tho issue. but ]. s. Ferguson added Musette
and the speedy daughter Of Juvenal was
promptly installed favorte. She proved to be
one OF the worst selections yet made by the
bewdored talent and wound UP next to last
| Ortha acted rs pacemaker for half 4 mile
| where Mahsr made his bid with Oneck Queen.
| The Ben Strome fllly at once took her fold in
hand and won easily by, two lengths with
iroquois Belle. Eileen DAILY and ortha follow
Bendoran. Peep o'Day and two others failed
he Th f Il. @
Bsrnsysfone. j. 4. Grey and Matanzs. the last
5 to .. ,Jinks went to 10 to 5. but when il came
to racing the Paeet flly quito her field
aienEth and half clear OF Matanza who beat
Miss Marion simila DISTANCE. The .plungers
took the
dral who beat Lady Meddesome head In .
half. which followed the Willow stakes. proved
a yeTy difficult problem, although only four
almost equal terms. while tho ed one sA spurs p
also had q following Semprr Ego finally closed
hs ssn IA Sosd a .99. he S, his IsS nm
along behind the others to the stretch, whore
be let him down In earnest. and the big son Of
nth event. but the . good thing" Bold Knight.
heer; it Was close IN jsh ali around. DREAD.
Dun blanc. Erwin and shoreham being only
race for madens OF. all ages, which wound up
the card. looked an impossible proposition. but
s se aud 81 WoH 1nnsd their Faith to Loco
byn length and half from the second choice.
Golden Link. Summary:
FIRST RACE.
lightweight Handicap Tor all Ages; by substitution
$500 added. OF which si2l to second and SIS to
sydney FACETS b. f. links. 8, by Albert-Hoodoo.
L. y Bos CHI T. Matanzs 3, ios Powers
B.; schriebars b T. Mis, Marion, 3, ios (Bullman) 8
MAKING Gomez. Blarneystono. ]. A. Grey and Sir
Time HEELS
B"ting-Sixteon to against Jinks, to MatnnZa,
zto Mias Marion. 10 to l Maxine Gomez to /
Blrneystone. 70 J. A. Grey, 20 to Sir Christie
| pher.
SECOND RACE.
f9 ,b ,so by s%bscrItiop q
sie5 to second and SIS to tEiri; allowances; ONE
j. J, M"Caferty's b. C. Cathedral by Candlemas-
A. g. bakeoy. b. Lady Msidlesom;s;. 65 wilson; !
D. Underwood Co. br. C. Rare Perfume 100
Leo Planter Diminutiye and Kiondyke Queen also
ran.
Time. 1852.
Meddiescmr. to Rars Perfume. to 20 Leg Leg
Plsnter IL to Din inutive. 4 to 1 KlondyAe
THIRD RACE.
The Willow Stakes: for twoyear.old fllies by
and 500 to third allowances; Ave and . half fur.
oncct stsblos's b. +. oneck Queen. by Ben strome
Mary Letcher, Il4 'Mnher) .....,.....D... .'.
Bromley Co.'S b. (. Iroquois Belle. ~ tCrost.
W G DalT. oh. Eileen Daly i94 iBuiiman,.
Orthia, JuGGlery and Musette also ran.
Bet ing; to ag.nst 9neot Queen. to 1ro.
| Jugglcry. to . husette.
FOURTH RACE.
anndcsP fer all ages by .nhscrption Of SO
added Of which s25o to second and $50 to third;
one mile and half.
II. Bl,ck,sb. h. ssmper Ego. 6. by Logic-La syl.
G I''tlehsla Srs. B. C. Latson, ll3 Littsneld). 2
The star of Bethlehem also ran.
| Time. 2:+o.
B,t.ng-Elevcn to against Scmper Ego. r to 2
Latson. . to.l Spurs. to The Star of Bethlehem.
FIFTH RACE.
Selling; for tTo,year ol IS by subssrPtion otslo
ST a. to second and SO to third; allowances. nye
| fnrloncs
s. Leyy,s ch c Bold Knight, by Knight of .
p j. ncsan,s nr.e Mynhccr by Gov. Foraker
Perry bslmonts hT oead. io4 seiieyy,,.,,,.
shorohGm; B3nndlee. Csylon. Dunblane, Erwin.
~, ad heat. Purse divided
Mynnser; Q to l. Dread to !! sh3r.hsm; 70 !.
Es"H to FlGsy 200 to T. Matt si@p.on. to
SIXTH RACE.
For maidens Of all ages; by subScription OF 81 o
each +" the Tin NM wth 500 added Of which
A, NJ Hunters Oh. &. Locochee, 2. by Locohatchee-
James Whitten's br. c. Golden Link 3, 10 Bull:
IL M'a llsT Oh: Ds'psrads, ? 10 claTsan,
eF'' smarter James Time n3a f iS t ~ also raj"
. Betting Eleven 70 8 agan't Lcsoches, 4 to l
tt Troll y t" car Avon 20 to George 10 Bar
James Tod, rs to Pins.
| The entries for to-day's races are as follows
| First Raee-For three.yearolds and over special
weights with allowances; 800 added; about three
| quav,er furlouGs
Duke o. Iddieburs III Blarneystono Ile
Lady Lindsey, lOu Domineer lO2
lsldor ....,..........llG 1903
Second Race A steeplechASe Handicap for three
| ynArolds and over; 500 added; two miles.
baby Bill Hantris. ..............l42
Ar. clio .........,.....Ii la Dare All.......,.
Van Ship, Mars Chan ..........I3 IN
Tentore. 3IJacS Dandy, ......... 1875
| Third Race-For twoyear.od Niles; selling; $500
added; Ave furlongs.
Marion Lynch ,..,.. % All1ire ...,........... ~
Kamara .,............lll Belle Of Lexington. %
LAureatea., .,..,..... - Devcrago.....,...,.. 80
Belle of Orleans. los Jam AiCa.
Lady Massey .,,,,...,1 10 Clinda,.. .......... ~
Prejudice ...........ll4 Dangerous Maid. 90
Olea ...... lO5 Beauful............. ~
| Fourth Race-The o ,enn View Handicap for three.
yeAr.nlds; $1,000 added one mile and a sixteenth.
King Barlcyeurn IL -
| Eth Race-A hsndicAp for three .year.olds and
| over; $500 added; one mile and sixteenth.
Charentus. 90 DER. Mart
Arbaces, - Forget Not lO1
Donald Balm ,...,.....ll0 klondiko Queen lo2
Sixth Race-A handicap for tvo.y year. olds $500
| added; ave and half furlongs.
Montanc. II Hammock lo9
NAring ;,,...,,,,.....l20 Jncoma .,,...,...,.l oH