New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-05
start upon the arrival of the boat at Bsdloos
A BLUE DAY FOR BETTING MEN.
NO POOLS SOLD AT FLEETwooD-THREE GOOD
RACES.

RACES.
II was a disappointed crowd that attended
the races the grounds Of the Driving Club yesterday
II was large crowd, but the majority OF the people
composing had gone prepared to gamble on the races
Pools had been Wednesday without police inter
ference. The police authorities however, sent WORD
that pool selling would not again be allowed Frank
Herdck said that 1t was a blank shame tnat
he should be nterfered with as $4,000 at least wouid
have been wagered the resultin the 2:l7 class Ma
orca it in handsome STYLE making the best time OF
the meeting thus far In the second neat, Z'io'
The 1rstthing on the programme was the unnniSheu
2:25 trot Of Wednesday. Eva and Nettie l. had each
won heat and Dick Organ had been awarded two more
For the fifth heat the nine original starters responded 10
the bell Revenge ahead at the first turn, DICK or-
gan second and Eva third the Others strung out ih'
was the position at the first quarter pole Eva broKe
there and dropped to the rear. Nettie L. noVeu ny
third Revenge kept the lead, finishing wihher oy
four lengths Dick Organ. by skipping and jumping
held second place. and Nettie T. came In third LIMO
2:24l9.
Eva Nettie T., Dick Organ and Revenge were the only
starters in the sixth heat others having been rueu
out because of their failure to win one heat In nve lo
start was all Nettie T. aud Revenge TOOK tue
lead at the Dick Organ and Eva then proAe'
the latter falling behind that she was practically
ont OF the race Nettie r. and Revenge head and
head at the quarter POLE which reached In 80 sec
onds but in gong 10 the half the mare gained Two
lengths on Revenge and held her position easily VIII
ming the heat in 2:224 Revenge second, DICK organ
third and Eva far in the rear.
seventh heat-After scoring four times an even send
of was obtained, the horses all took the turn To-
gether Then Nette T. and Revenge began drawing away
from the other two but Revenge could not stand the
pressure and broke and did not catch until ooth Dck
Organ and Eva had passed him. Nettie T. led all the
way around though she broke in tho home stretch 5ut
she caught ceyerly and won by four lengths. Dick
aD.. v,n had
Eva fourth. Time, 2.2i This heat won Netle L. the
race Dick Organ got second money Revenge third anu
Eva fourth.
The three minute class was then called There were hve
starters Duroc Maid. Nette Thorn, Lady Pnthfinder
sInuggers Lass and Bonner Boy. In the hrst neat inc
scoring tedious owing to Bonner Boys Dad pieNS'
and the horses were finally sent away with the Boy
di.tance hack and on break The others well to-
gethcr Lady Pathfinder and Nettie Thorn had 1t nip
and tuck around the first turn where the Lazy eit her
and smuggler's Lass went into second POSITION
ana Duroc M'a thif,I ineSe ~ resrbed when
Duroc Maid began working up aud soon passod the
Lass and Nettie Thorn and kept the lead 10 tue nls
Nettie Thorn second. snugglcrs Lass third Lady
Pathfinder fourth. aud Bonner Boy, who had been TWO
distances out at the half owing to his bad actions by
fast trotting just saved his distance. Time, 2:3O+
sccoud hea-Iady Pathfinder led to the hat-niie pole
Nette Thorn second and Smuggers Lass third, Duroo
Maid fourth she having made break on the nrst dntn'
Bonner Boy way back and acting badly. Iatn'
finder broke after passing the half miie aud morn hoA
third naer Nrttle Thorn won Lady Pathfinder second
and Bonner Boy distanced Time 2:3Z'4 49,, ~,
Iu the third heat Lady Pathfinder was first to the nail
as usual, having a clear lead OF ten open lengths
Nettie Thorn second Duroc Maid third and SmuggeTs
Lass last From this poirt Netie Thorn began closing
the Lady and al the threequarter pole was even Win
Nettle Thorn passed under the wire winper bya
ahead OF Duroc Maid. Smugglers Lass Just saving her
In the fourth heat Lady Pathfinder led to the half.
Nettie Thorn second. Sifugglers Lass third, DIroc
Maid. who had made a tanHing break In the hrs
quarter fourth From this point Nete Thorn gained on
Lady Pathfinder who has habit OF quitting on the asi
turning into the smestretch Lady Pathfinder was also
passed by Duroc Maid Settie Thorn won the neat ana
race in 2:29 Duroc Maid getting second money Lazy
Pathfinder third and Smugcler's Lass FOURTH
In the 2l7 class there were four starters Nathan
Strauss MajOlica. driven BY John Murphy X Comp
tons Maud Messenger, driven by Nanness; j. b.
ThOmass Jack" Giyen by Phillips, and Captain En-
mons with Isaac Nelson IN the sulky. After scoring
several times a beautiful sendOh was obtained Ma
olica and Maud Messenger were apped at tne quarter
in 34A seconds, Captain Emnons thlrd ana lhOina,
fourth. Here Maud went into the air and she was thir
she settled the Captain having taken second place
Majoca held the lead throughout the mile, winning the
heat in 2:2ll4; Maud Messenger second Captain En-
nous flushed third but set back TO fourth position
for running; this gave third ACE 70 j. h. Thomas
second heat.-Majoica and J, b. Thomas had II ham
mer-and-tongs. First one would be n length ahcad'
then the other until the treequarer pole was reached
when MaOlica put daylight between them anu kept ~
there winning the heat IN 2l The quarter was de IN
"a seconds, and the half In lOG%. Maud messenger
was third, and Captain Emmons last; ,, ~, a..
the third heat Maud Messenger had the pest OF Tue
off and Yanness rushed her and TOOK the pole fhl
Inns with j. ID. Thomas tried to pocket Majoca and
Murphy. recognizing the fact spurted his horse anu
their s1lkys came together, Murphy losing one spoke
and Phillips four. Maud led nearly TO the haf where
Maolca took the lead. Thomas going into second place
Maud being third and EmmOns Last These positions
were maintained the finish Maipca winning the neat
and race In 2.lsl9 j. ID. Thomas got second money
Maud Messenger third. and Captain Emmons fourth:
The meeting closes to-day with races ior tue Z'fo ana
Icla