New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
short head for second place by ths lightly weghtc
Flagcolctta

bcst OF the Dwycr two-year olds seem to have no
truth In them. Long Island ran the Atlantic stahes
with light weight. only 1o5 pounds, and was beacn
of. He showed little promise
1t was gloomy day for Mr.. Gerhard all round
lie started owas in the stockton Stakes. The colt
led for nearly mile but died away to nothing In tho
homestrctch. Ho ran Her Liyship in the Elbcron
Stakes, and although the FLY showed speed for half
a mile she TOO failed to finish out. Then came the
loss Of his thousand dollars and the ridiculous per-
Torrance Of HIS horse in the match.
The nineteen entries for the Elberon Stakes were
split into two divisions Choctaw was the fsvoriie
In the first was admirably ridden by Garrison. and
won neatly But II big fat Grover Cleveland
had been properly handled he would
have secured the prize. Holloway got of With him
clunlsly as he usually does. rode him without any
judgment und just got second place Cousin Jee ss
ridden d n.'''' ''''''''' - a.,
sion Of the Elberon States, and with him won ono
OF the extremely rare of the unlucky stable
Fortune sna 5ar rhG asfS with 80
fast regularity that these two unlucBy stables mIgns
could not do worse than they are doing now, and
Mrs G. L. Lorllard's stable sent stridcaway to
the post for the Elbcron and started tho Idalia colt
ia the selling race. host Of people would liko 20
mont again but Mrs Loriliard's trainer seems un
able to act her horses into condition They show
every ns'n race inv II Which i they are entered
An outsider won the selling race. neat colt by
Eolus, out Of Retreat who was conccdns weight 10
everything In tho race and Just beat the hshtiy-
weighted L,mnary ~ head de, .,ss by tba, CAM
tai jumper and great horse ovcr the hurdles. Buckra
Buckra could undoubtedly have won the race las'
| h whs er waS Rt p cd 5 went out and made the
pace with him, although he had The top weight e.
Nobody but fool or a Jockey who did NOT wish 10
win would have done this. 40, ,r,o,
Although with the two divisions OF the Elberon
Stakes there were nine races, the parior car ua,h
home on the Jersey Central road started at $40 ana
reached Jersey CITY at 20 splendid , run l ms
mcdiaely after the races. runs through without any
stops and is so convenient and attractive that II IS
charge OF 40 cents per scat docs not seem excessive
for The sped attained and the comfort and even
Colonel simmons, the. presiding Judge Mr. Cald
T mouth hf Park de:ovs the praise for their
fanltess work YESTERDAY by which all inc race WIZ
run off promptly, without accidents or causes iOr
complain, and every one got home early having had
the enjoyment of rare sport. O.. -.
tbc CAPTURED all the swift money straight and place.
and paid out little on rupert They y T sG S MaT
garet. who the public pet, but they were again
enriched With big sur c by ' oaa 81 Of a
straight and place. They won more money by the
failure Of Rclydere than they paid ont on the nS SUCCESS Gees,
byses depleted their pockets, however. as both we're
% he ss Sc T4S e do Ws
they too cautious on the mach TO lose much, as
they we 1enS 10 on S the Strongest Of "a
vSores win. They arc too prudent for that Most
Buckra.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. sao
EACH. $1,000 ADDED 11-1G MILES.
rrs.kns.s staeIss DO Rupert by f''c Mc5ao
js5sss: s. m k ss assa f lS g ss
E s. f Haaslh b s. fr'3 Gii.sts ~ ito
odalh n
b Ssen: eh Ii SsiaS9s s. i0i los Ca.
Auburndale Stables CHI. ofalec.. 4, 90 CcaT 9S q
Dryer Brothers b. h. Inspector Ri Ne1xacs lHS o
wl,As;s' sn AnSTay 100 h Rs%
Time-1 40
Betting to win-switt to 1, Inspector D. to l.
Flageoetta to l. Grnald IL to l. kaoolah IL 70 l.
Goodoe IL to l, Ionglght IS TO ], Rupert 10 10 l.
Defautcr Is to l. Anomaly Is TO l. Grisete 10 to l.
Pirate 90 TO l. Prodigal 80 l. Ofaece 40 to Place
Rupert I, Flageoletta s TO 8.
Rupert looked rather gallusr he cantered TO the
post but no one supposed for that the ncon-
slstent rogue intended do any running He was sent
TO the most without accustomed dram Of Pepper WINS
key his declining to waste bottle on MN.
Wonderful tell he OF in the lead ana remalhcu
there winning By three lengths There was terrific
ecr,rnbIc n coso with him. but he the only thing
in the race from TO finish inspector b. ra"
prominently furlongs but quit when ms lame
leg palned him. Fageoletta, second bcas halooan
head Swift was never aarmngy dangerous OfiSeue
made her run on the lower turn reaching third place but
she retired in the homestTetch
SECOND RACE-ATLANTIC STAKES. Two-YEAR-
oLDs $50 EACH. 81, 500 ADDED. SIX FUR
LONGS.
A. Belmonts ch T. Lady Margaret by The IL sed;
haa{ Ga RSfI br. c. C. WINFIELD 1o5 DonOhae
Dwyer Brothers br Aurania ITO Ccar lc lS
bwPcr H Bionc 'h b. c I@nS .ah o5
e e IL il RRa SS4td b. S"; C. Rpon los Palmer
Emery Co.'S eh sngesto Te.t ITO 100 Gsy9e5
r. p. Ashes b. GLADYS. 1o2 car los 1-2 Church,
Tme-1 10.
Betting to wn-Lady Margaret to 5, Aurania . to l.
winfield C to I. Sorrento to l. Long Island 10 to l.
Ransom 10 to !, Iipton Is to 1, sngestone Is to l.
Gladys 90 1, James Norris 25 to l, Verdeur so to l.
Plsce-Lady Margaret to 5, Winfield TO l.
This was also a runaway race Lady Margaret taking
the track at OF and lending from end to end
She won effort In common canter by three
lengths Winfield second head before Aurania sorrento
who won easily deep'mud few days ago. was unable
TO get ub respectable gaop. Sngestone ran well for
half mile and gave up struggle. Holiday was with
drawn Aurania outpaced from the start
THIRD RACE-sToCKToN STAKES. THREE-YEAR-
oLDs e1oo EACH, 81, 500 ADDED. ! IA MILES
A. Bemonts CHI. C. Prince Royal by Ki rfhhcI
5 T. csssstts so eh c Tarason iii lGodfry
Dwyef Brothers ch Prospect Ill l i19paI ll2
D"!ei A' $3.50 (McLaughlin)
seeh.ds ch 9yas sn, ioe ,os cs, nj Church
A. j. oaS'a''s 'H = "'1''-'' (Hayward)
Tme-2 10.
Netting n v,n-Frtzjames to 1, Prince Royal 70 .
Nsrauder to l. Prospect to l. Tea Tray to l. DC
fence s TO l. Taragon 10 TO l, 0was 80 to l. Pace-
Prince Royal 5, Taragon to l.
There were complications in this race that puzzled
,,ocr,o,ors m little Mr. Jockey rode Mr.. Bel
unonts colt MI jockey had the mount on one
of the Cassatt entries Nj Haggins colt was ridden by
Mr. GRATIS jockey. The public scarcely khe" "ha' l"
hack Owas got OF in front and set clirAing pace
Garrison was extremely patient permitting his mount 10
erop back to the in the run past the grand stand
Here Defence moved up and heading owas as they made
the upper turn led pace up the osckstre'ch ana
- .ho iowe, turn Garrison made on
prince ROYAL until he passed the half mile post Iheh ne
gave the colt his head and stTidne over all opposition
no pr,ncc was first into the homcstrech The race was
W. tho, prince ROYAL had all his