New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
SAD FACES AT GRAVESEND.
FOUR BIG FAvoRITEs BEATEN.
TWO BAD BLOWS FOR TIE pwYERs-sEhviAs
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raI.on and Glover stakes were backed II they
were Chemical Banks but Fordhsm and eerVa ooth ran
more like stagnant and meditatve cows chewing inc
end I'm placId pools set In rich meadows than like race
horses ., h,ch degree. sorvia made her first bow.
,hou..nd ton had told great tales OF her. She's
i. tail Ally with portentously long legs and iooks
stilted She showed appalling bursts OF spoea ~
her false starts and when the nag fell she dasheo
of IN tho lead with Mclaughlin pulling COUPLE sne
vsn tbat wav for thrco furlongs but when Mclaughlin
-, rs hc- head she died av ~ and tie whip cid
no rood. Fast hut fsinthearted was the gcnera
~.rf;ct Ann arnnt Jade said sevosor critics.
Yides neat compact, clippcrbult Lily Oied oy hf,
Delmopt BY The Infused, out OF Filettc, ran leVci
and true and won easily with J. d. Morrsseys MISS
,odv second and servia third. scrvia win win races
hut she Is not a FLY of the Miss woodforo mint MISS
woodford was gold servia is cheap nickelp plate
cantaln Brown showed Calop, sister OF Los
Anoels Heel and Toe, strathspey, and Pos'suafu'
An This race She is handsome, but did no crcu' "
~, family and was nowhere at the finish. This was
tr,> also OF wyndham waden's Holiday a mucn o''''
rated creature. x,o w,as
a great favorlte in the Falcon Stakes, they misn'
,ron with Prospect from whom nothing was cxpec'ou'
and who was run merely to aid Fordhan ou'
barely beaten by o rank outsider, htuo D"
s-orn ,hs preaknes. Stable well ridden by shauer' AZ
pro.pect had been ridden all tho way win o~o o." -.
Judgment without regard to Fordhams 0n
,
"a hard 10 outrun In deep mud, but Is only
On :. ,.st track He was giving away much weight "
. scratched lot of beasts and when Mclaughlin 0AA''
on him he promptly passed out OF the san'
p.ss,o lime was withdrawn from the nrs' race
and Cyclops, the favorite, Won after en a,o,
with Monmouth, @ three yesrold colt Oh rao Die'"e
merspInaway) but Of no speed last !eai'
Cc,rs s not Git for a hard yet, nor Is haiooian
a,o ,vas in trouble half mile from the emu VI ssoo
.c. and failed TO got place, Brown DUKE win M
easily. By tho way, brown DuAo
sng 1s las: s SsSf oafSs get JOB Th
some farmer to shoe away hens ho U delay. In that
humble but useful service he will ind al hs Her
fully engaged and no w S SEYMOUR SH Sns IN the fifth he
viii be bold indeed to ask any man 10 s tbe
mount on rsoehS and pa s the way up
three strides Careless and overcondent, %e9 aat
symneped and hndcred the cp that Nc by
constant use q The 8, whD Co. o s
veil but all jockeys who mean We'll Dut sa hno hans
morse Of The Jockeys were unruy and Starter
sheridan suspended Camp for the year anu th fop the
nan and Began 500 each and suspehu0u 'H0"' 'O'
he request Of many owners trainers ana oIh fo
turfmsn from nS Single stable removed But they
bsd to pay $3.50 ne each for their fist fight in the
was some talk of strong effort to get a. moi
Ssy 70 prOokyn Jockey Gpb T sfer
esome the laughing stock of the turf woro so noto
os any offender should restore him 70 the nrd [%ss
n,i by wears OF penence and pensaoe' nc proves
himself reformed man .....
FIRST RAcE-PURsE 5000. SPECIAL "Ei'hA"
FIVE FURLoNGs.
,,.v.,o, Co.'s en- h. Cycops by Mortener. Li.dlS
Lucss ,oS ysa5 cs e aSi Monmouth s. no .Ga@p
5sSfs e. E. g. fo'f Rins cab r. n lis Sxsn:
seSP SoaS Hopes e. sh kssn SSsslfS5 lis
< srfe; CRUSADE; ss $ p 1ns P 1as
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BETTING 10 win-Cyclops even, Britannia TO i, KING
c,.n % / Kentucky 10 to !, Pocsteno 10 70 l.
r,.s,,, Monmouth oulbbler aud Crusader each 20 TO
: pIaee-Cycops to 6, Britannia to IT, KING Crao
8 to l. Kentucky Ban TO 1, Poeateilo 70 l.
Aionmouth ouibbler and Crusader each 70 l.
Auction pools-Cyclops soO, BriIanino COR A ~
Mutuais paid $40 20.
pessie June and Wheat were withdrawn Ihey gov inc
Gag after delay OF fifteen minutes al tne pos nv
IN front the others closely grouped. mohmou1h ran
,hrougb quickly and took the lead on the turn oars0n
., ,novc nm with his mount when the homestretch
was reached there stubborn scramble iof pO'i"oh
Monmouth had the rail and Camp made MIN chns " ~
vcops looked like beaten horse ss they squared away
for the final run, but under Garrisohs vigorous
,aiIied and ovcrhauling Monmouth at the sxenth pore
won ridden out TO the last ounce by threequafers Oh
length Monmouth POcateliO three lengths. brl'an
mic pulled up bleeding freely at the nose and waEeo 70 INC
post z..x.re sor
SECOND RAoE-HANDIcAP swEEPsrAKEs' SO
EACH, $3.50 ADDED i 1-1s MILES.
Lamaey Brothers p 1r9S I Duke by SfiGt%
Made s,ssy. {r' 1 Ee h % ss' 100 100 poan
Pressnsss stables EHpsr g. ai9 % Psi%er
v S & Rsy'o Blk & R Rsss1s sIgsP
4 ai Ssf':'S' + Sh6 saSS' sse&
Sunni. Stable. ch g. Royal Arch aged, iSs !ssT
19A hI23l,is, +. h. BrcOkfuI. s, 1os liIayvsrd
H. 4 NewtOns b. 6. Supervisor c. 100 lear clC5l,
Castle Stables b. Arso, s. 100 Gar 4Y,,ied lGN1
J. IL. Mcoormdcrs b. G. Sam Keens a. o5. watsOD
Time-1 40 IA
gettine to win-Kslooah Q to 1, Brown Duke TO J.
Rupert to l. Supervisor to 1, Choctaw Royal Arch
and lie Iogos each 10 to Broou IL TO J. Florence MI
Sam Keene land Argo each 10 TO L. Al tseeo oo W !.
Place-Ksloolsh TO s, Brown Duke to g. Rupert to
/ superyisor to l. Choctaw, Royal Arch and 10 Logos
each 10 1. Brookful TO /, Florence NJ to i. Sam
Keene ana Argo each to 1, Al Reed IL to l.
Auction pools-F1eld s25. Kaioolah sd4
Mutuals paid ga CO.
lancaster and Banbox were withdrawn There was
trcsome delay the post the horses breaking dohen
elmes They got Of at last with Florence NJ IN rons
Rupert second and Kaloolah third, on the rail- The
latter shut In while passing the stahd anu AGAIN o
the turn Fitzpatrick being obliged to pull up which
placed the practically out OF the race Cnoctaw
spped by Royal Arch. and followed closely by LIE Logos
drew away and cut out the WORK 70 he heau
~ the homestretch In the down the backstTetch
ho bo,es were strung out for furong Sam Keene and
Kaoolah bringing up the rear Fitzpatrick was never
aba TO bring the favorte the leaders Brown Duke
moved forward rapidly the long turn and when headed
for home easily outpaced everything winning cevery by
tive lengths Logos second four lengths before Rupert
third. The favorite finished sixth
rr,pp RACE-FALCON STAKES-THREEYEAR-
oLDs SELLING 1 1.1G MILES.
preakness Stables b. c. Larchmont by Longiellow;
Dr 8ayd syych eGS eR c Prospect oS Gear lob
Excelsior Stables b. f. Golden Reel, 81 Dcane 9
ApPleby Johnsons b. MiEseIe lT S cSS,nh
w 9. Days b. g. subalte,rn 81 oa pTIIe3 q
i. G. Behuan's eh. &. Wheat ITO (Hodgesl .
Dwyer Brothers br. {. FordharL 1lS (McLaughlln)
Tlme-1 81 Ia.
Betting to uln-Fordham 7 to TO- Golden Reel to 1.
Prospect to /, Lsrchmont s TO l, Spcedwel TO /,
Miracle 10 l. Bubaltern and Petulance each 20 TO L.
Wheat 30 70 l. Pace-Fordhsm none Golden Reel 70 s.,