New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
THE RACETRACk,
CAMERON REPEATS THE RECORD OF
TEN CANDLES
THREE FAvoRITEs IN FRoNT-IRIsH LAD
DEFEATS DAISY GREEN-TRAINERs
CALLED TO ACCOUNT.


Under clear skies on a fast track three favorites
finished IN front the meeting of the Coney Island
Jockey Club at Sheepshead Bay yesterday after
noon Outside Of two races, the mile hsndi-
cap in which Cameron in the fastest time of
the season for the distance, and the other five
end half furlong dash for two-year-ods, in which
Irish Lad defeated Daisy Green, the were
Of the ordinary Sort hardly worthy Of a detailed
description. The attendance about 700, Of
#hich The free field had its proportion in full
The best race Of the day was the fourth. q handi-
cap one mile. in which Morningside and Belle Of
Troy were decided taTorites, while ]. G. Follans-
bees Cameron had some following at TO /. Dublin
was played in speculative way at 6 to 1, while
the DMyer entries, Ethics and Francesca, were at
z point higher. At the start Dublin showed some
Of his oldtirne speed ana went out TO set lively
pace, apparently too fast 10 suit the favorites
Belle OF Troy and Norninrsi6e. Dublin remained
in front until well into the homestretch. where
wonaerly brought up Cameron with well timed
rush. Dublin had little in reserve. and Cameron
won rather easily by length. Dublin beat Richard
Croke-s Bellario by a length and half, with
Nornineside fourth anG Belle OF Troy and Ethics
fairly beaten of. Ethics finishing absolutely last
position he took the start and held on to right
Up 10 the end The time. i:Ss, equals the record OF
Ten Candles made on Monday. but IS l 4-5 seconds
slower than BTgad!ers best record over the course
made On June 2 last year.
In the race for twoyear-olds. at five AND one-lalf
furlongs Irish Lad. by Candlemas-Arrow Grass,
was favorite at to 3, but was quickly packed
down 10 ODDS on Daisy Green went back TO to l.
while Ada Nay receded TO Is TO I. Lady Albercraft
In front as usual for most Of the distance, but
when the actual struggle began the Bennington
entry quickly went TO the rear. Irish Lad went TO
The front furlong from the finish. and remained
there the end, winning rather easily by length
with Daisy Green the same distance in front Of
Ada Nay and the others strung out for half
furlong
The opening race was selling affair for three
year-old FLIES When these reached the starting
point It was found that Stella W. the property OF
S. J. Smith did not come to the post Inc odds
against her chances were marked up at 80 10 py
the ho0kmakers, and those who accepted these
tempting figures illustrated the oldtine saying
that when man cant win he has no
chance 10 lose 70 be wrong Stella W. did not
start, and those who wagered on her chances did
not even have an opportunity to see what the
animal looked ike. In the race Lady Holyrood'
whose recent races have been so bad as TO cause
comment took the lead early IN the struggie5 ahu ~
held the advantage to the end, winning easily py
Two lengths. Sweet Glover was second and FIrtl-
neer third Early Eve Musidora an ao dGnTS rs igi i'm
veEtigated the failure OF Stella ". to go to the
sent in Sy O-i. X Lawer the trainer in the future
Il was also announced that the stewards had % Ile1
Altrea Lakeland so for not properly schoohhe
just afteen animals. some of them likely sPeGi5 81
mems for the rendering establishment welt, 10
the post in the second race, at a mile ana a
furlong for three-year-old maidsns J. B. Has-
gins Juvenalis was installed an odds-on favoTlte'
and never gave his friends instants uneaslnesS-
psna mh Il Lacy 10y. APpe6y Tor e9pany & 6neretc
he went away from his field. eventually winning
S in up g by tFs9 n6 The esde NdF T Prince
vas second four lengths before the Oddly named
S9sri0or third. which beat Anna Darling I'VE
,,shgths, with the others struggling in, some OF
snsm three legs.
year-olds under the whip by half a length. Athel
ied most CT the way. and finished second Fatalst