New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-20
RACING AT COMFY ISLAND.
FAIR COIrNT DEFEATS cole.
FAIR COUNT UEFEAIo EVIE'
GOOD SPORT AND LARGE ATfENDANch-"ANo'
BRErzE HERBERT, FAIR COUNT, BRUNO AND
prpNADINE SUCCESSFUL

self with unpopuarity with linen duser (hls 1aVo
rite outer casng nc allows such bunders to be made
| with he horses "a made yesterday with MS
Raron Fayerot in the first at Sheepshead Bay Inc
animal WINS not meant TO start, but he was announced
as q starter and his little jockey Hggs was Weigneu'
All the money bet him in the books was lost though
IL was returned in the French and auction pools his
WINS not lust The afternoon OF excellent racing
on fast track The first race handicap for twoyear-
Odds fell 10 the California colt Gano. Breeze simply
ran away from the Others IN inc
second race. In the third, handicap LOT
three-yearOlds the California y Duchess OF NorioK
crossed the line first but set back last for foung
Herbert and the latter was given the race This was
| right
The chief contest OF the day the handicap OF two
miles with Eolc Fair Count Carley b. Ella Warfeld and
Bushwhacker for starters. Though Eole carried I'D
| pounds he was overwhelming favorlte lie was
forced along at great pace from the start ana tne
weight with the bad judgment in 80 handling hin was
too much He came I'm third, Fair Count winning the
| race with Bushwhacker second. 1t Is one OF those
| curious condolences which incite the rehectNe
TO meditation that when Fair Count wins Dig race her
losing lot of little ones Mr.. Walton Is backing m lie
backed him lavishly yesterday Fair Counts capacity
for losing when Mr. Walton not backing him shows the
rare intelligence OF that sagacious animal Bernadine 10
another of similar intellectual power mus Is
the finer OF the discerning and discriminating
racehorse fosered and developed Mr. Walton lett the
boomakers heavily out OF pocket by his gains on Gano,
thousands on Duchess of Norfolk No man can always
hold all the trumps unless there is something wrong
with the deal.
The attendance was very large, the betting ncessant
The only breeze from the land anf The air was most
| oppressive.
First race-IIandcap sweepstakes for twoyeaf-olhs
500 EACH 5000 added, $3.50 to second; u mile. Ten
starters -Baldwins California colt Gano by Grinstead
Santa Anita (9i NJ DOnOhue); Carriers flly Felicia
92 Barnes; Preakncss Stables hlly Vintage 49, j.
Donohue); c. L. Lorards colt Magnate (9S, Brennan;
Ryans illy Adalgisa (92 Barrett Keenes My raj
| mettO 49, Cunningham; Wliamss hly Pearl morn
49, Young Johnson's fly Lizzie Nc go RayfordG D.
| Carter & Co.'s FLY Bridesmaid 49, HarrinetonG and
Kay's FLY Caramel $50, Greenhouse) POols-Gano @oo
Felicia $35 Magnate S35, field $50. Books-Gano 10
l. Felicia Vintage Magnae and Pearl Thorn TO
| ! each and from to 30 to l against any
| other At the usual wretched start whlch MT
Wynn gives in short races, Gano. Magnate, Vintage
and Pearl Thorn were favored the others being
in sad plight GanO led for furong only to give way
to Pamet" the ny rushing mp at great speed Vintage
passed the hamie but could not stay IN 'front.'
beyond the three-quarters. Gano away easily in
the hOmestretch. Lizzie Nc. made bold dash at INN
but she had started the very last and had big
| space to make up. She ran well that she
| would probably have If she had got fair start
| Gano won by a length and half III E1G4. Lizzie Me
second. four lengths before Felicia, Adalgisa poor
fourth Pearl Thorn fifth, Vintage sixth Palmetto sew
enth. Magnate eighth Caramel ninth, ana bridesmaid
Second racial ages selling allowances, purse $500,
one mile. Seven Observation-Disclosures colt Little PM g.
ne HIS. ncLaISH' l. Dayis's seng Hickory
J Jias" aged, %. \, Dono5aei RG@inson T,
geldng Little Fred IS, Sheridan Davis Hairs geld
| Inc Jake Who (j o. Brennaul; Duhy's mare Baby %,
1913 Blaylock) and Mulkey's lilly Iopsy q, lO3 Cross
Jake White SIS, Little Fred Sl5. field so; Bcoks-
Little Phil 5. Breeze 70 |, Hickory Jim to J.
Baby 10 70 l. Breeze got of the and with
feather nS TsS' h she sG BY %'i length
on the turn, three at the quarter quarter ~, FIX
end winning under pull in the very fast time
yeaf.old Of ii2 Little Fred second four lengths
PM fourth. TSpsy fth and Jake White sixth Baby
fell on backstretch but neither she nor her Jockey
was hnri. Mutual pools 40 So Breeze was bought III
| Third race-lIandlcap sweepstakes for three
y ses5& $50 m each $500 Ea aaU
pound, w. DonohueJ Winters California ally Duehes.
Of Norfolk l9s NJ D3n9hnel Barnn nam t ssdir t
OLrary); G. H. orlIards colt Nousa tg2. iirennanl
and pWyer Brothers geidng Beg1eim 90 Shefd l4
Frankie b. So Blenhemi $50, ned: 80
OF Norfolk even, Herbert To :, Den-
helm 10 /. 10 TO against each Of the others, Tine
start was wrotched. even Tor 90 long race. Duchess
tnirl Laura Glass fourth, Blenhoim attn and Herbert
last, IN in Indian HE, with broad gaps between them.
forward to dispute the lead WIN me Duchcsi,
ana p2''as ac s,s seco nS Fan iG b. , i
bert lonrth, Laura tiass hitI ana Oi t aud
| Duchess
half mile from the close she was IfSi DJ length mr.
bert second a before frankie h. Ia the next quar-
turned into The retch she tired aud ryed
outward. interfering with lerOer Her rider used the
WHIP Herbert came up the humesrctch IN the lead
In The last hundred yards, however Herbert lost
courage t ana n scSe'S SweTved nsa1 interfering
with him. and the result was That Duchess OF Nor
fox crossed the line "a length before Herbert I'm 2:39l2
frankie h. came IN third, four lengths behind Herbert
and twenty lengths before Benhein, with Nolusia at
OIL William Donohue, Herbers rider, made
complaint Of foul against his brother v"s Mi I9
iancd Very properly and me Duchess put back LIST
TINS gave Herbert the Frankie b. the second place,
and blenheim the third Mutual pools SD 20 o-o
Fourth race-tIandIcap sweepstakes; al ages 100
Five Observation-Disclosures colt Eoe a. I23 Barbee)
Burnhams gedng Carley Il. %, SO, liiggs; rettengis
mare Ella Warfied q. %, NJ. DonohueG and Brys0n s
geldng Bushwhaeker aged 81 Barnes ~ Po3lsLEoe
$40 Bushwhacier sos BOOKSHELF TO 2, Far Count
to I 10 to CareS B. and Eoc raced together in
front Of the others all through first mile Ella Warleld
last EoIo's mead was in front the first half mile,
Carley b. second two engths before Ella Warteld sue
half length before Fair Count Inc last haI OF tne
mile Carley BIS head pushed just before Eoc
the i've up 10 the stand Ella Warhed Joined the
leaders, and amid much applause at the clOsene.s
head ~" While E9o was at her neck These three passed
the judge almost evenly with Fair Count fourth two
her place in the next quarter and Eoe g9I hall leIgt
lead with CAREY b. second Ela VARIED third ,l Far
Eoe but the latter remained half length ia advance up
to the uIlOngs AT That point on the lower turn
Fair Counts head was EOle's saddle, and EOle
clearly in trouble The shouting for Fair Count be-
gan and to a EOle shortened stride and
FAR Count passing him, entered the hOmestrech
ahead he able to take the track IRON him II
was now all with EOle. The heavy weight and the
forcing Of the pace from the start bad
taken the speed out Of HIM. Old Bushwhacker
with ms light weight by him In the last furlOng IN
spite OF Barbees efforts. Fair Count the e
b, six lengths fast time Of 3324 Busnwhacker
second four engths in advance OF EDle nrd, Carey H.
fourth lengths behind EOlc and Ella Naincld last
three lengths back OF Carey b. Mutual pools SlS 30
Fifth raee-All ages, selling allowances, purse 800
l. miles Thirteen eTs-W lams gCldng Bancroft