Barleycorn's Graduate Stakes., Daily Racing Form, 1898-06-09

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BARLEYCORNS GRADUATE STAKES STAKESThere Starkest There was a slippery and tough track at Har Hara ¬ lem ylem yesterday The entries closed before the rain began Tuesday and scratches were numer number ¬ ous onus In the sixth event Hurly Burly and Incon Icon ¬ stancy stacy were scratched It was therefore de clared cleared off Only three 2yearolds went to the post for the Graduate Stakes There were but four starters in each of the last two races racesJosephine Josephine B and Yie Ye Lament had a hard struggle in the first race Patient riding and a welltimed bellied finish landed Josephine B a winner She was post favorite favoriteLucy favorite Lucy Belle took the second race in a drive from Gnome The latter made all the running and was just beaten Fonclif Foci the oddson godson favorite was only a fair third thirdThe third The third race was handily won by Locust Blossom She went to the front directly after the start and bad the speed of the party to the end The talent figured that Ollie Mollie Dixon could not lose and played accordingly Borden and Mr Easton both ran fair races racesiing accessing iing icing Barleycorn ran away with the Graduate Stakes Gold Fox got tired chasing him and at the end was nipped on the post by W Overton Overtone OvertonAlbert Overtone Albert S made a show of his company in the mile and a sixteenth event On the upper turn Joe Clark made a move for the lead He was quickly shaken off The remainder of the journey the winner was playfully ridden riddenThe ridden The last race was won in a mephistophelean way in the final fifty yards by The Devil There was a strong play on Lord Fairfax It was based upon the idea that The Devil was not good in the going The notion was wrong wrongB wrong B J Johnston has sold Duke of Haven to Walter Gum GumThere Guthrie There will be sold in the paddock at 11 a m today the following twoyearolds toeholds the property of Mr G B Havill Hail Green Witch bay filly by Julien Julie dam Anna Clay dam of Rogers and Mamie Mammies G by Trumpington Trumping second dam Mag Magi ¬ gie gibe Wheeler by Embrys Embryos Lexington LexingtonDaysperia Lexington Daysperia Diaspora bay or brown filly by Dark Days dam Aspen by Dan Godfrey Geoffrey second dam Pink Pearl by Altyre Altered AltyreScamper Scamper bay filly by Bob Miles dam Spider by Rossifer Rosier second dam Longcloth Loincloth by Long ¬ fellow fellowMirza fellow Mirza Mir bay filly by Julien Julie dam Susie Kir Kirk win by Lincoln second dam Lolah Lola by North ¬ umberland Cumberland umberlandIn Cumberland In the string of William Oliver which arrived at Harlem Tuesday evening were the American Derby candidate Warrenton Warren Haphazard Hi Daday Dada Friskal Frisk Mazie Maze O and Mail Bag Oliver says he has engaged Fred Taral Aral to ride Warrenton Warren in the big 3yearold event at Wash ington Kingston Park ParkIn Parking In the same car that brought the Oliver lot from the east were R Bradleys Bradley speedy colt Traverser Traverse and his stable companions Plantain andBoneyBoy Lansdowne Thomas Smiths Come Quick R McKeevers Makeovers Oviatt Obviate and J J Harrisons Harrison The Manxman Mamma a fair horse in any kind of going goingJ going J J Marklein Marlin was at Harlem yesterday He took a run up1 from Cincinnati on a tour of bservation observation B tiarlem tale program books for next week were sued yesterday by Secretary Nathanson Nathan The Senior Stakes 1 18 miles for 3yearolds will be run Saturday Juno 18 Several American Derby candidates are among the probable starters startersThe starters The program showed that in the first race Babe Robertsons Robertson weight was 91 pounds It should have been 94 The error was discovered after betting had begun Bets were declared off and new books made madeThe maddest The storm of Tuesday afternoon began violently in the vicinity of the Hawthorne track A section of the fence near tue true grand stand was blown down and lightning struck the west end of the grandstand and Ed Browns stable at the southeast corner of the grounds No serious damage was done Some boards in ¬ closing the stand were broken or torn from their fastenings A hole about three inches in diameter was bored in the roof of Browns stable and the bolt passed down the side of a stall into the ground Brown Dick said Everything that was in the way got out of the way The boys were all badly frightened but the colt who stood in the stall didnt didn't seem to have been disturbed If we had had hay over the stall we should probably have had a fire I dont don't see how we escaped one as it was The colt whose stall was hit is Silvertone Silver by Fal Falk ¬ setto sotto Silverthread Silver Pat Dunne said in com ¬ ment meant Ill never buy a ticket on that fellow If he was a good horse he would have been killed killedThe killed The following horses from the stable of H Eugene Leigh were shipped yesterday to De ¬ troit trot where they will be sold in the paddock at Highland Park Saturday June 11 at 12 oclock o'clock Pop Dixon 4 years old Joe Shelby 3 Dudley E 3 Title 3 Hadrian 2 Nancy Seitz Seize 2 Gar rabrant aberrant 2 Hebrides 2 Cavotte Cavorted 2 Minch Inch 2 All of these horses are performers and most of them winners They will be sold without re ¬ servation serration Walter O Farmer will conduct the sale saleAfter stalemate After the second race Tully Coulter overheard a remark that Clawson Lawson sat still on Lucy Belle until almost half way down the stretch He probably rode to orders said Coulter I didnt didn't think I had Firenzi Frenzied or anything of that sort so I told my boy to run away with the race if he could I suppose Williams thought he had one that could dry up the track when cut loose so he told his boy to sit still until he got into the stretch and then run over anything that might be in front of him himTHOS hitches THOS ETHOS J GALLAGHER


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