The sun., 1900-06-28


led from start to finish. winding UP in drive,
about a neck In front OF Delmarch who ran
vouch into the ground in the first half and then
left the others In trouble.
The first race Of the day brought out bunch
OF the fastest sprlnters IN the country. With
Firearm favorite hclobas and Brigadier
ruled next In demand at 4 TO- 1 and Belle OF
xss ssSy ssssGD gd Ssld q bes
ging at Is to l. but he was rst under the barrier
and after being passed like flash by Belle
be hung on nnd 9 nsr FAMILY nj bs
at the finish, with Richard ,, three lengths
clear OF HeoSa ThS Gea Pea drnS eaders ana
had 10 rest content with nth place. The time
was the fastest made this season over the course
UPS IN the seSHaa anS INWARD MSS az
| one mile kept the bookmakers busy gathering
in money on dead wood. while Pittsburg, PHI
his m d0oSet' W to stT' FSnySk ayor SryS1 S
| In impressive style. and won practically al
| the way BY length and a half, Watercre
where he landed six lengths ahead Of Conma
| der Miller. who beat Mafchim head. Then
| came the ring picnic over the Ionicum race.
but the regulars rallied with unshaken nerves,
and went right down the line without further
The fourth race a handicap for three-,year,
| olds and upward was signaized by the debut
as a four-tear-old of W, c. Whtneys Admir-
alton. the slashing daugter of KinGston--!ivpo-
| crita. who put NAV fiemTstead out of the
was was oifered against the mares chances as
Gulden and the recent Canadian winner pro-
cession. had q confident following. haIi Tine
| came out of the chute ahead attended by Pro-
cession and Admiration, The hRht vas so
poor that the colors could scarcely be dis
| tnguished from the stand but, when. they
JACKET JACKET Of v. {. Whitney showed in front and
| Il STAYED there to the end Admiration winning
cleverly by length from Procession who beet
! Half Time two lengths, II was the first mile
run under 10 over the course this season.
stsepIschaSs @Ts tSG and followers Of pr ca'ict had
| 10 Law the odds. RonkOnkona wa- strong
| second choice. Will" fancy prices "er" offered
The Inst named tailed off at once. but Ronkon-
| koma let him M into third position by falling
| Catlett took command on the last circuit with
| Old Tank hanging on we'll until thre, fences
from home, where he pecsed nadly y ara SnnI nsaIy
but missed a royal opportunity. Dr Catlett
tried TO run ont at the last fence and old Tank
round like shot ard lifted him over the OBJ
stacin in grand style, Meanwhile Dave :.
sprnted up 90 the puzzled pair in front and set
sail fol, Dr. tate,t h,lt ne latter had plenty
PLAYED with her three rivals In the nine iurlong
race on turf and Won easily by, three lengths
from Post Haste. who beat lindulaiour lengths.
summary. zz, ,,,-r
For three year olds and upward by :9bscrip,ion Of
80 each. with 5000 added OF which $500 TO second
nns: Hma :i"o on on no intn TACK A'''' 'l' '
l. flmorcs b. T. Bcle Of Lexington. 3. by onon-
dsEa Mn,rSNs iHn"sS'' h. Richnrt nj j.. t. lis oConnor
+. l. Uraycs's en-. h. Heiiobas, 4 ils Rutt"n;
Autumn, fhearm, Tonca' Midsummer and bTisa
Time, i;isln
prt,inQ Six TO against belle Of lexington is 70
| I Richard j. ! to Heli0has so TO Autumn, Q 10
firrarm. 90 10 7oluca, 200 to Midsummer TO
Brigadier, ,,
For maiden three year ods and upward; by sub
scrpton Of $40 each With 500 added, oiwhch $40
1oy y'snts Sy Ab1 ,e
it iitl,,i,n.%. II. iE" oh g. waercare s. los ,li,e.
p ff'Ii f. iumts G. Commander Miller, ., io7 Rich
fJan sssy Harriet. Col. Rue, belgrade. Matchim.
Iioneys and Wooster hoy sls9 I ran
Betting Fiys 20 commsnaes %H % Mef % 100 to iS1 i"Gy
Harriet 30 10 / Col Rue. $50 'ol belerad.. 10,
Matchm. 100 10 Iioness. 8 to Wooster hoy.
THIRD RACE
The pansy; for two y.arolds by subscription of
40 each: with 5000 added, Of which 5000 70 second
and 500 TO third; selling allowances ak furlongs
%onShacres om Stables ch. & Moor, by Morocco
Klsbsrn tO3 tMcCue). e)."....,.. ............!... !
II. Eugene Leigh's br. C Delmarch, 100 tWedder- :.
C. Hs"Sihii fsisehmann's sons eh Ma1imu,, 0: dang
Tonicum. Ten1a Maiden and youeh also ran. - " y
p.,,nr Three 70 "o sssns, Moor. TO .pelmArch,
70 MaYimus to Tomcum' 'o " Maiden 10
u,nd,cap for three year olds and UPWARD by sub
scipuon OF so each, OF s. II declared With $1,000
added, Of which $500 TO second ana s'oo 10 thrd
W. W. e INV Wsh,ney's br m. Admiration. T. by King
sion HypScsSnh h. Procession, p l. Vi 6iConnor
p j pwyg's ch g. Hall Time, = =, ,,lienfO
Betting Eight 70 against ADAPTATION. 8 70
| prnct sson. 90 70 Half Time, 70 Gulden, 8 10
| Survivor. : W favonius, 60 W Nanine'
FIFTH RACE
| steeplechsse: for tour-ysnr olds and upward; By
sbcpon q $40 sssh MIN hT ~. SaHsa .nd % Which
4 w Colts ch. &. Dr. Catett Q. by Candlemas
AlsInn, lss rh bay. iSs ii.d,r
IN ss Mssarsees eh e. Old TANK 8, 10 towensj.
RoniOnkoma also I;%, ran Ou. sds lsl'
| p.tting Five W 4 on Dr. Cauett, 20 N against
Dave s.. to Old Tank, II TO Ronkonkoma
SIXTH RACE
Selling; for tnrre-year olds and upward: by sub
10 secoud and 800 % third; weights 10 pounds above
the scale srliing allowances: one mile and furong
v. Keyes's h T. The Amazon, ., by Russell
| CeTtamen 100 SHAW ..,.........,.. ..,.,..... I
| O. 1. Richardss BIC. Post Haste,3 100 tMcCue).. .
| p J. Suivan's ch. m. Lindula. T. 100 tO'Connor).
| Bannock also ran
Time, 1884 a5
| Betting Ten W 0 on The Amazon, N against
| Post Haste, 0 70 Ilnduls. To Bannock.
The entries for to-day are a. follows;
First Race For Niles, 2 years old: selling: 5000
| added: last Ave furlones Of the futuriy course:
Scrsech. .. .,..,.....i07 Guesswork ."-.",... 90
] Mslsniss 90 Pfima ,.,. Si
Prince Otle. ..,,...., BB
| Second Rsce-Fot two year olds and over; 5000
| added. penalties and allowances; one mile:
Blue Devil ..........l33 Ten Candles. ...., 100
Jack Point Bombshell. ..,.,.,..l 0S
Brigade ...,........l2l Bis Gun n.....,.,.,.,lO %
To-day y.,,...,,'..''l0s Cleora.