The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-09
TRUMPETS MAY STAKES.
Liable DIVERS COLT roo FAST
roR BEsPER AT GRAVkSEND.

.,, weather and Form Keep Visitors
~-Fcsr Favorites Disappsast Their
r.ioxer.. bat Gienneuie ma kensansssa
80. "a the Rescas Ts-day's Ensriss.
go. n the Gravesend track yesterday
,-on,ed by a ~puzxlins card and one OF
w. ,ld.tinoe assortments Of weather for which
-, p,noklyn Jockey Clubs enclosure used 10
a,,us When the specials left the Bridge
Iony Island city the atmospheric OUTLOOK
~.o,her inviting. but dark clouds soon en-
'i.oed the track, the cratic breeze died out
General Humidity took charge. A few
N,,os %, rain brought some relief from the
sp.,,,,,, s,i1ocation. and a lively downpour
.I,n.d N, running Of the only stake feature
p,.,c,-d Fortunately. the clouds did not
On. 4, earnest until the 5000 patrons were
onI ,,ysd avav In m award-b bound cars,
% IL, ,nly yorry seemed TO b. what enect
enc dslusa would have on to-day : going.
rbs -ingl. speciality on yesterday pro
u.auns was the MAY Stakes for hree-year-olos
ss,s, ,urlonss. Cupidity, Long Isle Her Lazy
M, and Prestidigitator were Withdrawn ieaVins
O., balt A dozen to go. Hesper closed a siisht
,ror,ta over Trumpet. but they finished IN re-
-, order Charlie Dwyer's colt beating Dry
nolsr sullvan's crack by a length Gold or.
lrs, mixing most Of the running. finished agood
Ma Neddarstrand burst through the
-, with him and was set down for two
- The time was within a fraction oil ths
r1ckrecord. m.
a., m the card, was dulled by the scratching
=, Bu.la. CharaSrace and DR.. Reed. as Lack
La sa.nad to hold the three others sale.
~. hookmakers would only offer 4 TO 5 against
,u and Monroe Doctrine at 4 to /, Mazo az
q 10 , and Hardy Pardee az 8 10 | were oacksu
an The on chance. Hardy Pardee cut OUT ,ms
o-.iry Tor nearly a mile when Lakeland Joined
H., and the pair raced like a team Tor a COM
rist. circuit. The outsider drew away az me
Ia ,bs,ace and won by three lengths In very
far tme The o,neb b,, Wei" fa,,s hS' out Tor third
moHsy which vent TO Monroe Doctrine by nail
alength. !. su;.. mads nm tia Acid for
nyorIte / plunge on Janice forced her price
Sosn and lensthened the odds against Glen.
nellie unul the pair were e9un nrst chosces az
post time. The race was htue more INA IMAM a., Sha
,racs IN the drst furiong and won easily py
Ssnsth and a half Janice found even less
difficulty in beating the, others, W. a. bar
fourth race which McMeekin won efily, IN
ss.t line. from the first and second choices,
T5ddy and Peep O'Day. Another chanse OF
luck developed n the e sais b Ui w yGdt1 \ y sons ens
orsrr.tbt to T. VI Sloan who upset the form
student, by weighing out with DohIsah; a
PRACTICALLY unknown jockey. rms vas me
signal for such a swoop after the 10 l ouerea
sSsinst Fl.etwing that the Pepper, selding
Tosad ar even money. 0'Conner worked haru
10 Win away Of with the good thing; put
Don.sin kept vouch within hal 1nui t1ey
Walden cast-of and Eouch came nome Win a
ltIe In reserve, by half a length, All the wise
men PLAYED kensington in the last race ana
the Kingston mare won as she lAeu' oWh-
mary
FIRST RACE
Hurtl. handicap: for four year -olds and upward:
Subscription of $40 each. OF s. u declared. 70 tns
unner with $500 added OF when sI.o 70 reeohu anu
49, lhird. one mile and three quarters over seven
II NeAvoy's CD. h Hardy Pardee, !. by Pardee-
n ralt's mr. Iacslaad. 4, i5T (Finnegsn). 80. ,
Underwood & CO.. b h Monroe Doctrine O. i'' A.,
Time, 3l7.
B.tlng-Si1 T. | AGAINST Hardy PaIdee, = 70 .
lack and. I u / Monroe Doctrine ia NAL"
SECOND RACE
"a, ,vo-v.,rold Mites: by subscription Of $40
sch, to the winner: with 500 added. Of which Sl.o
% secoad and SIS 10 third: penalties and allow
.oSn Days ch I Gl-nnellie. by His Hishness- =,
q n NOFFfsge ~. T. janice. " % - - =
-As Pepper Stables oh. T. Lady Georglana. io4
S SGEnaS, Brandt. Bush and The Jade alsoran.
B,anv Nine TO S against Glennelle. q to S Janice.
$40 Lady Georgtana, 80 TO ! Maankas. 40 bl
Bnmbe Bush, ) 10 The Jade.
THIRD RACE
n, Nav Stakes for three year olds: by subscrip
tnu Of $50 each. SIS forfeit: with 1000 added. 81
which 5000 10 SECOND and 500 to third. selling al
S% I' pwysr', Sr. {. Trumpet by Victory oueSal.
IN s]aiiven's b c. Hesper, .lo7 a'Connor 2
E Lger's ch c Gold or. lOt NeddefsLIandl j
UnmasGed. Rikkt Tiki Tavi and The Rush also
ran
Betting Three to / against Trumpet. 5 10 :
H.Sper /, to Gold or .; 10 2 UnmasSed. I to |
RkA! Tiki Tayt, 7 TO / The Rush
FOURTH RACE.
For three y.ar-olds and upward ina, have run and
not ron at this meeting By subscription Of sio eacn.
l. The winner, with $3.50 added. OF which Slso 10
scont and $50 To third: allowances: one mile and q
" Barrick's b. c. McMeekin. 5. BY Fonso- =.
Daisy RoSs, 100 tO'Connor) ,...',...'-.'.'. !
; k.s2.,S en- : Today !, 81 o ! 6sS. AGED. los :
tJensinSl .
Survivor also ran
Betting Two to | arains, McMeekin, 7 to S To-day.
'b5 Peep Day, II 10 ! Survivor
FIFTH RACE.
Selling for two year-olds: by subscription Of $40
zach. 10 the Wlaner: with 500 added, OF which 3l25
% second and SIS 70 third. allowances, five and a
AAf fufOugs
NJ Slosn's b c vouch. by C~ayusa-veronia. -.
II, Pepper Stables ch. Z. Flee,wins. ioi O'con-
C Fslscnmann's sons Dr. c. 81, Shooter. iO9
The Cov-nan,er, LamoEin, and Historian also ran.
s.u,,-Fop, to timS, g AIM SIoueh. even money
Ft,ivtng. ; N / Six Shooter. - to | The Covenan-
Ter, 10 ! LAmbSin, 80 to Historian.