The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-10
ROJrOUET FOR EDUCATE.
~, u,IDEy PILLY BEATS MEN
Inn,Ir NATE AT NORRIS PARK.
,o,olpt, q strong Following ana
imp po,r second 20 sparrow wins
rms Hurdle stake Goes to q Neglected
..Id., only One Successful Fav0rite.

81 ~ Morris ldlht 'NiN
,lairp' % the We,tch"St'r course io"ho ea1u
t.-.ryIng 81 more LIBERAL patronage Inc
..,,lr.. who take little stock in the
- hand early with volnminons dope
IL. bYt the cuppy gong upset 'heir cal
sn,,or. and only one successful faVorite
sa,or,Bzod. II was a welcome day OF re-
"ao,,,iop for tho books and one OF mourning
Tor the talent h,..-
"A. and inward. down the Eclipse course
..L-cb was apparently improved by the rain
,ho, had made the circular track slow. All tho
a. .o,dt,,es accepted the allotted weights,
.1d he nick Of the bunch was said 10 be Elm
81, Tia ruled ~favorite al 5 10 ., the only
,r,l seriously played being Native Lady
,.,c,s was overlooked at 8 to /, but
nbsr j, cane TO racing she liptoed
10, field and won easily in the fastest
,,,s hung out during the meeting. Robert
N.,,olf va, the principal contender all the
uay and he hung on long enough TO oeat
Native and Elm Conis. the trio finishing heads
,nart. O,d zanone could hardly raise a gallop,
and only secured sixth place because there
we're not ans more in the race.
W, dr1.n two-vear-olds turned out for the
Observation-Disclosures selling dash. ,anq a pro-
nnuncad plunge on AudaciouS MAGE heI, Ia
yyonte al to-; Those who liAed Ashes QUO nov
csrs for the Jockey, and passed her over TO
,SeIr COS, she rushed 10 the front soon after
sa,fall aud won easily by a lengih and a hali.
ssrearh took the place comfortably by uree
lengths from Connie, who rushed up In tune 10
SSsna, Fl,ftarpr a neck. Buliman on Galanthus
hing back at every call until the
CT Tiben csne the Bouquet, a stake fol, two-year-
ot. over the last five furlongs Of the Eclipse
course For the third time in succession the
,f9n,ers wont wrong but the margin was so
c0.e mat they were shaking hands untl the
numbers went up Fake was the popular Sc
cotton, with The keene pair next in demand,
and Edlcate third choice az 5 10 l. Choirmas-
Ter eattered the keene followers for two fur
longs but then gave way TO the f~avorlte. In
,sfnaI drive Educate and lanceman closed
is-t and The three passed, the Judges heads
snart The keene second string, Kimberley,
made a bold bid for a share Of the money .'but
he NAs more closely invested that the South
African city which furnished his name. Edu-
cate tine was the fastest ever made in the
Tie fourth race was marred rather than
otherwise by the presence OF the last suburban
heroine, Inp. She was Instrumental in soaring
Ave candidates ont Of the event and then ran a
race which would scarcely pass muster in the
Maspeth electric light era. Imp was the logical
f%ayorite, and although handicapped with. 100
pounds and a Jockey named Vest in the saddle.
She was sent to the post, at 3 to 5. Some
VIE persons took chances on Lady
Lindsey and Star Chime 10 beat her
While the consistent platter. Sparrow
forced the pare with Lady Lindsey with Imp
next for furlong when the, black mare gave
way TO Star chime. This order was maintained
10 the home stretch where Sparrow Wing made
her bid and won very easily by five lengths,
The other C~ontenders went. TO the whip and
Imp, Star Chime and Lady Lindsey were
sajd that the going did not suit the topweisht
and her performance was passed over as In
keeping with her ~erratic record.
Billy divers patched-up breadwinner. Brisk,
in the fifth race after Oliver Mao had made his
usual blufi for six furlongs; This success in
dlced the talent to plunge in the last event. q
; ;,cs rs sHTs.s race ss m %i,S o OF rs ,0 Siud s%'fh1 s,s .n dsi
easily from the ~favorite Mazo. Filon dor lost
the place in the run home through q stumble.
which almost unseated his Jockey. Summary:
FIRST RAcE
Handicap ,or three yearolds and upward: BY sub
,rrpuon Of SO each or only IS ifdeciared. TO me
simmer with $3.50 added. OF which 800 TO second and
6seoi, stables 81 Lady Cncas, 5. By Ben s,roms
Prudence, 100 ,Dangman Jog. ............. I
p Randolph's Oh. c. Robert Me,calf. 5, 50
InHselsnd, CHI. 9. Native, 5, 100 cHaminon,,.".. )
Ean C5aig, ST. Cloud and Zanone also ran.
Bsrl7g Six to | against Lady uncas. 4 70 / Rob-
,tMe'caf. 9 10 Native, $ to Finn Conig, 5 10 l
S. Cloud, /: 20 ! Zanone.
c LACE.
selling for two-year-olds; by subscription Of IS
zach to The winner, with $3.50 added. OF which SIS 10
s,mad and $50 70 third; allowances. las, four and a
hai rlongs Of the Eclipse course:
" saowalter's blk I Ashes, by Tremont-Re-
All & D, II Norris bk. 4 screech. los Hsmil.
VIZ psIy's b + Connie, ss brennan, ....
opckShot. Lizzie A.. Moor. Militant, Audaclous,
Pre- Play. Galanthus' Juniper and Flat,erer also
e',i.nc Seven TO ! against Ashes. 5 70 ! Scr.eeh,
sio2 % Connie, 100 10 | outckshCt. so 10 Lizzie A.,
1910 ! Moor, 30 to ! Militant. ! to : Apdscious, So
free Play, 10 ~ ! Galanthus. 9 10 ! Juniper, so to
Fai,erti
THIRD RACE.
The Bouquet Stake, for two-year-olds; by sub.crp-
p u viii $500 added, Of which $3.50 70 second
AM $50 to third; selling allowances; last ave fur.
nghR, . M Eclipse course:
Edlih. "a j. Slack.
M and D II MoTls's be. Fake. lie ,Bullmanj )
Y + , Ne3t.n, NS 81, : I P,,SaRssi % s0 Myne,r :.y:s
nus, tLo'r Master and Kimberley also ran.
Time, O5g.
b'lNng-Flve 10 ] against Educate, Q 10 S Fake. 2
y LAncman. 100 t. ! Tuskarosa. 100 10 / Maiden,
100 q, Pathfinder, IS 70 | Phosphorus. 20 TO / Max.
nus ~ Choir Master and Kimberley. coupled as
PoURTH RACE.
Fo' mares and nllies ) years old and upward: nv
S!e'clpton of So each 10 the winner: with 1900
slael' y Ehlch 500 TO second and $50 10 third: al
E S'3S' Sil5 .a,' j. f'E , 3. 'a NJ. 8 sp.it g, !G Tl %I'a 3 sy p mn.
,,dtm4' Naltlln. il3 Spencer ..,'..,.'',~
En.G'f, 4 Hrgssnan's bls m Imp, 8, Ies tvesU.. :
Fa,ilsIand Lady Lindsey also ran.
Time. l30a.
B'ii1r Iy.ne to / agalns, sparrow Wing. to S
t LIZ 70 Star Chime. 50 'ol faalI'' 5 TO Lady
FIFTH RACE.
S,lYng ior three year ODDS and upward. non win.
etS IN 1888 or 1900 Of 81, 1000; BY subscrintfon NJ
~ each to the winner; With $500 added. Of Which
~ 70 S'ond and $50 10 third; allowances. the
VIZ divers n 9. Brisk, aged. by Springfield
pAtvye lo1 .uConnor ..-,.-..' .,"'..1,
< az - Z Oliver. !, lo7 pullman .....,.,.. Z
r, 4i'yS D. Matt Simpson, ;. 81 brennan. !
'''' Lance, Emeyre andWatercure slso ran.
Time, l4B.
vs.',nr Ten to Q on Bri,k. ! to ! against oliver
EEnt,y,,. 2 VA, simpson. 4 to ! Free Lance. Q 70 /
SIXTH RACE.
~ N.lh'sS Hurdle Rae. Tor iour. year.olds aud I'D
~, ~ 'lo'ci pHOn u SO each: starters 10 pay
,.s i];-0o,n. 5000 added. Of which SIPS 10 second
70 'a..i, 'peclaI weights and allowances: one
49, hIf over six flights Of hurdles:
"sHH,t...4 & COS b b Gov Grlggs, 8. by THIS
- ,'l,7-' Blue, 1853 ponohuei I
an. D. hfoHc)ck's ch g Mazo, I. 1873 ,Coch.
~ g2llS b. D. Lakeland, !. nuegsni..,.. )
~. I 10 Z again,tGov. Gtgg.. 7 10 5 Marc.
~ "lch'aHd, 3 to ? Fllon d'Or
I|' l~f'efhTme for to-day follows:
u. 4 4 Fa'' Or tn'ee year rods; last ii, ~turiongs OF
las, I,.,, ., ioe Her I~adyship .......io4
a'h,4f & ns,HNh 100 '.'...,.l iva
kfg --.- ~ NthefN ..........l0I
ys,s .. .'' Maihlpban ..."....l0t
t.li.,u, '.' ''FuNS '..'''',... W
va, .Ag.-IAs Harlem Selling Stakes for three.
'"1 APEafG. tn Wirhers mile.