New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
i'm GRAY IN THE MUD.
THE WINNER OF THE BRIDGE HANDICAP

THE WINNER OF THE BRIDGE HANDICAP
MELANCHOLY PROFESSIONS AT sHErP'HEAD BAY
The enormous excess of racing this year, the
srrst number OF big prizes and the heavy betting
are domorslisius the American turf and tempting un
ssrupuous men to practise trIckery and fraud Insnd
out running. Jobs ami swnilins schemes are now
more common than ever before. AMI the oettihe
public IL getng terribly squeezed between upper And
milstones
The rain spoiled the sport at sheepshead Bay ruined
Mr. Lawrenco's excellent hsndicappins. aud made the
afternoon dreary jim Gray. with the highest weg nj
tEkwood bsug withdrawn).won the rich Bridge Hand'.
cap with all im.gin able ease, Guenn getting second
place jim Gray seems 10 enjoy mud but heh gooa
colt on any track. Il 10 pity that no
roulette ball. twrns him abost the wheel q sos
study o. Jim ersys running this year Tss the
hS o s uSSS d SS J% Grs
%sSse superiority over All the others Know.
soS .SS severe .;r"ssc 10 the Ne
Ea.a,S her ss g. '
the Others could catch h.s This ps"
u ,s =. s s.''s s.o jim aud ~cn the
double pull. 0uenn was second and e benz ~
her ..S ss. FOR %
oa.ionlc Linden Blue Wing and MOl ns, 1 1SSd Ss,s
BEEN %Sos nearer Jim gray but Of them could
possibly have beaten BIN sra re WING and Linden ais
e., 20 S s s.a 5sf
ss .sS1ns raSS 0 % io0r
starring 20. a@ With
some days rides with splendid force ana 9ssn: On
vas one Of bis isties. day. He rode LINDEN: Lizzie
Dwyer. Pegasus and Frankie h, ana was o. ~ maSn
kep 10 sny and all OF them as bag OF meal In the sad
Inc fourth race wa, odd Punka a. r.t the favor
On ben suddenly the money came ,umoing IN %, on
.s SOa ia1 srTs wSe funSa wa. e,
There were only horses IN the raoeLhslo Dwye
ssS 10 %ua Why then wa. she such
The riding seemed 10 throw some light ON TINS point
be started to catch Brown Duke With Panss Ba IT,,
Puuka should not interfere with Lizzie Dryers chanoos
n Ss % snoas IN ~.
II Blsyock had ridden Pegasus In tho nith race one
quarter well as Garrison rode the winner, Battle
dore, Pegasus would have won.
Frankie B. was beaten a hundred yards 10 the last
race. Qlcert Too much water-on the track -,
The bcoEmakers had one of the most profitable days
OF year Their winnings on every race except the
second aud SIX were huge.
PIRsr RAcR TwoYRABOLps $50 EACH 5000 ADDED
p H. Ryansb. c. Freedom. by FOnsOIa Travia, S. q
yairtex Stable. ci iIypsti.
T. ~sfions D. T. Magic Mitchell iOi
J. Branch. Oh TnrrSos'. (chars,!SSn|
ssS $f;.sS HHsSssTs
Hs .'H S5s S',sf '' fss
SS@ 70 = nsss!iiS1 20 rh.it1lS;s 20 to
delay Of half hour at the post misoraby I'M
ct &
SsS SH and sG to Re well M me
hyP.s head be- before Magic Mitchell The favO'e
SECOND RAoE-HASDIoAP.. s95 EACH, $3.50 ADDED. is
Appcgste Bros Oh EndaTer los b.. caCdtrey(
hrIsSios stables an '' en- ' treasurer sl
". Thomas's b. c spaiGns .tNcGOdTickj
-Enduer to l. Treasurer to e. spalding to l.
MSde:y, Mile Florence NJ and Pontiac were wlshdTawn
scr unt they Teaehed the bead Of the bomestretc
MeoTek took spSdng TO the outside o. e araeH
aOrs drew and won by eng s Pat fSoHG
THIRD RACE-THE BRIDGE HANDICAP. TnREEYRAR oLDs
800 Eac 81 100 800 tp rE nv Y I'm M R,eoct Aco
ic@ :Ns5hs S%s1a,
santa Anita Stables b. f Mciie Mccarthy,s Last,
Tairta1 stables b. g Hcasaicaic, s. IcsdTe
santa Am Anita Stables cS c. Sold silver iiS
". :. barnes i co.'s b. C Hue Wing. i0S, 2 ever
Picakness Stables b. c. linden lBiayocE
& a to Linden S to Gf Blue Wing 8 to
81 l. Jim Gray 10 Florence Fonso 10 TO i. oFaon ~
Iikwood, The Bourbon and Jim Carr we're withdrawn.
second and HSusaie third on the McLsuehn
put spSs to Gnenn and 9eg"s ras her aGa S
front THIS ad she increased to eight lengths s
snd gray who had me Ru1" ass f
the easiest possible manner ana won pinag 99u1le, by
ss Uen SsS S SsSa GaS sSG % s Th s
others strung out at immense intervals.
FOURTH RACK-H HANDICAP, $50 EACH, $3.50 ADDED Ia
N. W. Klttsons br. g. Brown Duke by Reform. Madge,
Campbell Fsnicls Pania, CcSSingioS
F. Corigan's ch Lizzie Dwyer los. (BlaylOck)
Bctting-Llzzie Dwyer 5, Panka II to :, Brown
War Eagle and Heel.and.Toe were withdrawn
ton Apparently no effort to 60 up until S1e P%y
tie faSprte Collapsed then he tried to catch brown Duke but
mua and Ss ds ys Ss1e run al all III the
FIFTH RAeEasELLSe PURSE 500 NILE
Fiy:r sfSs S5 Essaq MsIasya
frsoe stables ? & Jim Brennan Ia ,Ham,iI,on(
s Forbes ST shsSrcoE ?I[ I've" stIs4si@
strauss ch g Weaver 8 los
( e MS9sSs T. r. shadows fnSS's g.
MARTINS B. g. Ram I .tsonej
Betting Shamrock BeledS.e to Holmael eto l.
IIS@as was hrs on g1Sgs second BatedSs THIRD
front ne hOmesIetch where shamrock tel back Battle
sSG 1 ~ ens PSsas
Bsieore entered at $500 and bought in at s6O5.
SIXTH RAcE-PURsE $500 SELLING SEVEN FURLoyOs.
4 j. Cassats ch Edgefei yrs 81 Davis
ILL., i =; Rs'S d eh Lucas "a
J. McMahon's Frankie b.. aged los (Baylock
Corrigans b. III. Little Casino Fuller
Time-l.3l.
Bctting-Edgeteld even Frankie II. Lizzie Mack
10 ], Lucas TO l. Little Casino 10 TO ].
g. an: f1s Ss1s'n
twenty before Frankie b.. Little Casino far behind
EdEeheld Was entered at $1,000, and bought IN at
tl1oj
GOOD SPORT PROMISED AT PARKVILLE.
HORSES THAT OUGHT TO WIN AND RUN SECOND