New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-20
RACING WITHOUT BETTING
FILMING INTERPRETERS AT CEDARHURST.
,pv, DAY OF THE MEETING DECLARED OFF

The LAST DAY OF THE MEETING DECLARED OFF
wEIuNGToNs EASY VICTORY.
"Racinc to-day at Cedarhurst rain or shine "
MAS the that the Rockaway steepechase
caused to be posted up In conspicuous pisces
I'm the city yesterday when 1t saw that the morning
broke gray and cloudy with drilling rain when the
ann shoae through rift In the clouds about IL O'CLOCK
President John D. Cheever heaved sigh OF RELIEF
sni when few minutes later I"
gas followed BIZ patch OF oi"o s"'
mis- heart stil further lightened. There was e'
cloud gathering however, that was more serious III "
effects the association than any rains storm '"' 80
son and when broke ali interested In Cc1arnu's w
aelugei with grief. A week before District At'orhe!
Iie,aing had sent officers to tho track 10 nave 'u' -"
man oaering to make bets on the races "Fes'ou' "" ~
orders had been carried out literally iho h'sV onc '
offered bet was arrested but subsequently al the
nro,aters were I'm full operation The District Attor-
nev made no trouble Saturday the big day OF the
meeting and il supposed that all wouia 20 on as
before Not So however. for on Tuesday he snmhoheu
10 him 4 least score OF contable and Instructed them
IN attend Yesterdays and arrest all yioat0rs OF the
gambling laws.
M Flemngs action was known in Long Island CITY
eyen before it was at the track, and many who had
crossed the did go TO Ccdarhurst. because IL
was reported a1oGt tho railroad station that tnere
would be no betting. President Cheever ana MS Hou'
tenants did everything possible to arrange matters 10
please everybody aud TO have pooselng go on Tor he
rest o, the meeting ami let the courts se.e te "a.
90. e ,ha ssocatinn determine to declare Wednes
days races Oh AMI make Ssnr1sy Ine D,s,rct
Attorney and that his course Is persecution IN one
of its worst forms OF course there was betting out II
WAS done on the sly ana no two bookmakers gave mo
same ODDS Ii also Transferred from the betting
fnf ~ the maddox The mutual pool stand was coy
cred with canvas which might he called its winding
sheet The constaDlcs were yilSant out m"ue 10
Thomas D. Mcmahon tho bookmaker who was arrested
at Cedarhurst week ago yesterday Tor offering 10 et
10 on santa Claus was discharged ny Justice om., o
Eockaway yesterday because OF the INSURGENCY OF he
The nTorrsmme promised wc but many
scratches and the horses that dd run seem
of things and were not at their best James H. nee f
was early the ground lie was not only mere LOT
that MS rode. Fovha hai Won seven races every
one IN he had mount and with tsthery PRIDE nc
Thought the young man iuvlucl5e III the saddle bul
young Keene didn't win. lie was beaten out by haIt
iereth by Cye9e ne ng1J mi. was in the nrst
race In the second WOntorment ran right away from
Response took up his 40 pounds and made show or
the horses in tho race Welinsio on won me
selling steepechase il canter and Rochester had
an easy thing in the hurdle race . A.. ,,
There was rot AS lsl'e an "1sen'nce az han5
was on the grounds that OF +, d. Morgan. who can be
viii him. Among others present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur NJ. Dodge. Mr. aud Mrs 5. s. Sands the Misses
Lawrence. Sir Bache CuuaTd. Gordon Cnnard, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Dinsmor Mr. and Mrs Frederick Per
Gray Grswold. Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. La Montague, ana
Er. and Mrs. j. /. ID, Laler.
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
The lrst race was a hunters handicap fiat race. $50
each plate added distance about d OF milo There
were nine starters H. Durauds bay geldng Grasshop-
per Is. 147, owner; +. d. Boards chestnut Geding
Gypsy Baron. formerly Tout "a. 1G0. Mr. CampbeD:
Long Island Stables bay gelGing Emulation %, 1872, Mr.
Lloyd; Quecns County Stables brown geidins Zangbar
a. 10 Foxhall Keenc); Alex Shieldss bay geding
Cyclone "a. l55. owner, and bay gelding Blizzard o.
l62 MI Phelan); A. B. Pnrdys brown eeding Nette "a,
155. Mr. Kernochan; Hampstead Stables chestnut
az
Boards ack geding Black Hussar Is. 14s Mr. Thorne)
Cyclone IN the lead at tho all OF the nag ZANZIBAR
heels excepting Nottle VINO practically WAS eft at tue
although Foxhal Keene Zangbsr tried hard for the
race Cyclone won By hali length; zansbar second
The God ,Dury stakes came next 1t was for horses
thai had started four or more TINES si9 ~ as hnTG or
tsncc about g of nile on the nat There were SIX
John Conneny's gray horse Joe Shelby IA, l51, Mara
1fe MecSTmcs eav cS wSnaor@eHt a.
ton and NJ n. Noisn's chestnut horse Glenarm (a,l52
Joe Shelby was in front at the fan of the nag but he
wao set hs pace so fast tha he was three
lengths as he passed TIE stand the first tine around
ment was running easily and so fast that the others
were never able to oYertake him and no won under
pn 10y four lengths Glenarm took second place at the
fead OF The hOmestretch and held 1t to the emu Can
The third race was the Huuters Handicap steepe-
chase $40 each plate added distance about 2e miles
ing woodawn g. lao. Mr.. Hanna; f. Golfers bay
gedinc Response o. l70 Thomas liltchcocH ana Long
Island Stables bay gedlng Emulation %, lo4 j. L.
lloyd. .,.,..... w..
lawn had two lengths OF the Response de-
prived him Of the lead immediately after the first jump
Emulation would not try TO run and was tweny lengths
in the rear of Woodlawn .t this point Response, not
outstanding his heavy weight, kept canterne away
his pursuers and after the first round OF the track
and he under pull by over a score OF lengths
Emulation came in second .. ,.., nav. 49, ,.o,,
grsmwe Twas for $50 each $3.50 added 500 TO sec
Shoui DO mics There were five tx cesor
Stables smut horse Abraham "a, 100 Cansvan; NJ
n Noaus hay Mss Mousey "a. l56, 2; Meany)
W. C. DAYS chestnut horse Ecuador o. l72. NJ Daly);
A. W. weingardts bay geldng WELLINGTON o. 100. 0rlf-
hnl, and Thomas Fincunan's brown seidns Jester a.
Miss Moalsey. wellington and Ecuador nearly
even terms when flag fell with Jester standing still
in the rear OF buncn Griffin Immediately set of at
even II they could. Al the wall he leading
four lengths Miss Moulsey second, Jester third
ps aons the bacSstrech When the horses had circed
ths tracy once Wellington As leading dozen lengths
and rcnador was second, eight lengths before Miss
Moulsey tbird Abraham fourth. Wellington Kept In
creasng his lead the others lsborng hopelessly along
tie rear and he won under a strong pun by than
twenty lengths Ecuador finished second four lengths
the backstrech the last time around and Meany had TO
a'moun. and saa 6e hone w s nr Sa entered
An open handcap hurdle race, $40 each. F4OO added
miles There were starters Joseph Donohue. irs
bay gedlng Rochester "a. l52 NJ LynchG NJ j. Days
bay geding Bruton a. li2. Green), and A. H. sammls's
bay geding Flames a, 1877. W. MeaDy).
lIlf1rd Bruten Rochester ana Flames was the order
OF the start Tiford set out to make the pace, but
Planes into his head that he ought 10 head the
procession instead OF bringing up the rear and by
mighty effort did IL. II 100 much for him. how
ever aud he fell back again Rochester led past
fhe stand. BrutOn second. Along the backstretch a
second Bruton stumbled At hurdle and HIS jockey
fell of but was Rochester held the lead easily
and won hand by three lengths, Flames second and
Milford third. After Brutons jockey fell Of the horse
kept :ht on taking all the Jumps and flushing head
and head with the leader.
FIVE RACES OVER THE PIMLlCO TRACK.
eTRAIHsPEY, RoCK-AND-RYE, YOUNG LUKE. LITTLE
MINNIE AND BERsAN WINNERS.
BALTIMORE, Md, May 19.-The second day
OF the spring meeting OF the Maryland Jockey Club
much more successful than anticipated Rain fell