New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-19
FAvERDALE COLT IN FRONT.
RACING m DEEP MUD AT GRAvEsEND.
wn. wrrHERss GREAT rwo-yEAR- oLD-BADGE
HIMSELF AGAIN.

RACING IN DEEP MUD AT GRAvESEND. i
un. wITHERs's GREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HIMSELF AGAIN.
ina heavy storm of Monday night and tho oad
weatber of Yesterday did not prevent gooo atono-
ancc at tho Brooklyn Jockey Club races, although 'o
track was deep Ia mud The BookmaKers AiiIan'o
controlled the bcting having paid tho oiuo So'AoV
dzy. There were sixty-two bookmakers' STANDS
auction pools and French pools straight AS 'herc
was M Mace betting In the French pools tho favorc
form Of specuaton for small bettors tho business In
TIA mammals was extremely light Tho Turf Alliance
caused much criticism by refusing the applications OF
= number of bookmakcrs who did business on the
OPENING day at sheepshead Bay, when tho memoe'
OF tho Turf Alliance refused to so on This orsan'za
t,on NJ bookmakcrs Is becoming altogether too AFRO
can't and diotatoria It must be brought to terms
bv harmonious action the part OF all the racing
associations. II tho Jockey clubs Will act together
they can Keep these whore they belong III they
do not act together the bookmakcrs Will simply chmo
over each one OF them in turn and make whatever
forms they please for racing roi'e" pus''0' "
will DO then, indeed
What sort of racing boomakers' racing Will become
unless It is kept In check was shown by the contrast
between tho performance Of Badge at sheepshead
Bay on Saturday and his victory yesterday rms wa.
bold game TO play, but 1t was game wscn snouia
have resulted In ruling some one on tho 1ufi y"
Saturday Badge had not bit OF speed IN MS poa''
Ma could not extend himself Mt all. He was beaten
far off Yet those who IN tho confidence OF ms
owners did not lose dollar, WHO thc
general public was fecced ana s"'ha'o"
in the most contemplate and cuipaoie way.
Yesterday Badge ran away from Gaillfc' ana nn's
IDLE I'm the race for three yearods DO our Jockey
climbs propose TO allow this sort OF business 70 De
nr.etsed without investigation interference' the
only way to make the American turf clean ana nones
and to keep It so mako men choose between oooA
making and owning horses. The TWO thihss e"'i
not 20 together and honest racing stiii eAst AuoS
thu English rule and apply 1t with vigor ana WIN
,scnr ar our racing will be ruined In a short time.
Mr. Withers's colt by Sensation Faverdaio won
ths Prospect Stakes in the easiest manner Although
Mr. Wthers had been doubtful of his ability to run IN
tho mud he fairly reyeed In 1t, his smootn, eiaso'
frctonless action carrying him through IN style ae
uehtful TO witness. He led all the way from me
first stride To the last, and won In cantor, WIN
Iiablo second short head before Fresno This
Fayerdale colt Is q racehorse of superb quality ana
brilliant class. He will be great hree-yearoin' DC
cause he can either on soft or hard track anu
in any kind Of weather and any kind Of going lie
far surpassed his competitors in quality as well as
speed Mr. Withers is still unwilling to give MIN
name however, and will not probably 90 SO unui
after the mighty Titan Stakes at Jerome PARK which
tho colt has a great chance Of winning
Mr. Caldwell caught unawares IN tho starr ior
the first race which extremely struggling; IN fact
no bad that Little Minch had the least chance
Little Minch practically left al the post Britannia
led all the way, Yum Yum getting second place. II
the FLY had gotten OF at even terms with Britannia
she would have given him hard race, but as u
was Mr. Caldwell carclessly made gift OF the race
to Britannia at the start
The deep mud reduced the starters In the nrst
race to half dozen, and in the second to three Only
five ran for the Prospect Stakes ykh fits $1,000
added money Nine went to the post for the orientai
Handicap at a mile and quarter with S2'ooo aaueu'
Los Angeles, whose ability in the mud was well dis-
played at sheepshead Bay, was strong favorte' ana
Gorge second choice. Both OF these three-year-oiu
FLIES proved utterly unable to coDcede so much as
they were asked TO concede to older horses. Queen
OF Elizabeth, with ninety-eight pounds up, led UP 10
the last few strides, when Dunboyne well ridden by
Hamilton, headed her and won Los Angeles was
poor third Gorge, after running second LOT MIC
and a furlong, found her weight and her task 700
severe in the deep mud, and dropped back Taragon
fell lame in the race and came in far behind Come
mara would not try for yard, and was so far behind
that her Jockey did not get spot OF mud on MN.
although all the other riders were spashed and coated
Dunboype had been ridden by Hamilton in the Great
Long Island Stakes on saturday Dun61yne, would Mn
how to ride this horse. Apparently Ilayward does
not Hamilton would not have made maywaIasp eprOp
Duke moved up the backstretch that he never had
chance TO catch Brown Duke IN the es nseds
riding all the way That Hamilton gave him in
paS s pr snd yf ssly Of E %s sss Ee FLY
and Colonel Frank Halls sourle were well backed
Outsider oe Won BY head With second
Both serva and the Eccola my ran wctchedly, Ser
Little Msc a bad start and the of
and Glitter were richly profitable tot to the ,s sSSs
struck smary the last =, race oN Witch Sbo was
Satisfaction, in second place
FIRST RACE-swEEPsTAKEs ALL AGES. s25
EACH. $1,000 ADDED. SIX FURLoNGs.
]. A. & A. II. Morrss blk. c. Britannia, by Plevna
ssss., Ssssi.s 100 q Sf f1$i
&. s. Rye's b Long Dance, . IS =. TSsssman| 9
Chicago s sssss. 8 HR 's Mich Ia
rme-ao1a meLa0shih' .
Post odds: To wip-Lit,le Minch to Bradford ! to
j. Umpire 20 to !. PaceNBritannio to 5, Yum Yum
AUCTION poolsI.t.ls Mncs go Britannia els Brad
f0r Gsiasls sp paia f sg 3d. Held SO
The was extremely bad. The horses strung
like q procession, behind another. Britannia in
'front.' Little Minch last and hopelessly Of the
Mclaughlin. after perseverng for quarter mile gave
in disgust. there not the remotest possibility OF
getting within hail OF the leaders. Britannia
lost his advantage and by length Yum
second lengths before Bradford Niagara Climax,
Belon and Leo III. were withdrawn
SECOND RACE-SwEEPSTAKES. THREEYEAR-
oLDS. s25 EACH. $1,000 ADDED. 1 Is MILES
McClelland g. Roche's b. c. Badge. BY The Infused.
BaroDess, 1ls 70 raj. 10 mi, . GSwis !
Melbourne Stables CHI c. Gall,et. 11S (Murphy) 3
Time-2 :0l 3-4.
Post odds; To wn-Badge to 5. Gaifet TO g. King
Auction poois-Galitet $50 Badge $40. King Idle go.
Mutuas paid % 90.
Badge led from start to fnish and won. pulled to
walk BY length King Idle under the whip beat CALI
fet a dozen lengths or Sir Dixon. Los Angeles.
Gorgo and Judge Murray did not start
THIRD RACE-PROSPECT STAKES. TWOYEAR-
OLDs $50 EACH. $1,000 ADDED. SIX FUR
LONGS.
. d. D. withcrs's Dr. c. by Sensation Faverdae 116 70
- - (Bltzpatrick) 1
Castle Stables h. e. Diablo 115 (McLaughin) 2
J. H. iasgin's blk c. Fresno. lis Garrison
W. p Burch's b. Seymour. lis -. (Harris(
Melbourns Stables b. c. once Again, lilo CAurphy) U
Tme-1 IT Ia.
Post odds: To win-Diablo 70 5. Tayerdae colt 70
s. Fresno 20 /. once Again x 70 seymour 30 TO l.
Auction pools-Dlsblo ESQ., Iaverdale colt $40 Fresno