New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
Mr. KEENE's FOUR WINNERS.
CLOSE or THE cEDARHuRsr MEETING.
or.n I'm MCGOWAN WINS THE AsrINwAhL
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1Ae dsshins young Apo.los OF the Eockaway s'eep'e
sSe,1 Association will have to 20 deep down IN theif
seeke.s to deray the expenses OF the mce'snS "n,.
closed AZ Ceiarhurs. yesterday. On top OF ' -. ~
ssytune rain csmc In deurc and washed away 'he e"'
,eoers. S,ll tho members happy. They have ca'
oyed tho fun for three days snd viii be ioaay 70 VIZ
again ncxt year No fault can 20 found WIN ho "'s
rent Yesterday passed without offence 70 s'ns,,
an the course. The werc csrc! promptly w.
srtnc WA a. near perfection IL IL possole 10 nave
n xAsake TO rummers fsirncss eooness sho courage
ne Surf wa, In excellent condition. and so r o. e0"o
Be son. riders with possibly one or Two ON
eepsfons did their test 10 win Fa'ortes esif'eu ''
t,y roxha,l Kcens rode four wnness
rnu, hvs,.riea polo PONIES fused about the post Tor
afsceo minutes In frs race, Starter fummcr pcihe
u,aoas to get the plsythincs under his thnmo Ike
e.n,.r.a Yn,hsl, Keene ianolikc submission. but
hsd i,t.lc control ether riders MI Keenc by the
wsy, was on Roulette who was pornceo upon oy 'ac
talent as . winner. He tried the great osrriso"
,ush two or three but 1t refused 20 work with MI
ptumpocr who acted he were going to set MI Kcens
Acwn for tAs meeting. All got on well except jessie.
VINO dccte abe had chance anyway ana reusea
Tn - hurried Rouletsc scampered up the Hill In 'front.'
~ Anita but the iattcr led into the stretch ana cac
~ t,,t ,H,t Mr. Keen. had 70 hustle TO get home nrs'
He worked hard enough to last him oil tho week. ou'
succeeded winning by hal. length. Anita ten engn
before wild Tom Jessie beaten on Mutuas paa se %
= That's twenty-five for you, Ny. heenci NO" 80
Nsef. II yeu break again ips nifty nfy. ten you
swhy don't you nne him . hrndreaT ehuek'eo JACK
CAAevc. We're BOOT"
Mr Keene, don't you know. was ANXIOUS W ~
N IN ffont IN the second ana ny. Pumn'ef was
.r,,.us ,hs. he shovldn't 30 they nads fun for the
rand stand. Mr.. Kecne rode Ncptunua 80 ala evc's
body else on and no one wou'o hANo A''He
Neptrnus had been son on ouariefnie In 'roas VI
p~lstt,. Dica Turpin and Billy Brown MI feiham
nncA do,en st.r,s BY refusing break but Puinner
p,,,sd Rim and levied Are Neither Caldwell shefi'
dan no. Lord Marcus Bercsford could eoaal the ssa'
that riunner made !. would have taken Tm' .
nvyrr's camera 70 tell which horse got on hrst but
~, Yeens had the race after dozen strides. and when
the spccuators saw him and Ncptunus gong IKE tu'y
down into the dip they didn't walt Tor the hn'sh ou'
rushed sss TIE ten, to cash Neptunus Keens acAs'A
Mstusls paid e. o.
Mr. Kesne 70 Mr.. rlunmer. after the race-l CONT
eIve q ran for tue fine, know. but hate to De
,a,d ou, like that before the whole crowd
Ercunus rsn IN the third but Mr.. heene oiont
,,ee- Elm ana Ncptunus didn't vim. MI kcene fodc
pppartec and Eeraftce At tho post Eossie red 10
lame the The gentleman jockey 80 as to give her
s.siie companion. Nepunus chance TO win she RcSea
MI the lex hard that when re dsonhte. AZ
,c fnish ne linpcd But bruised leg d1nt 'n'ef'cre
With his rins sad Ecpa'ce a'st the others
rc-h.-c. Mu,usls paid elo as Jim Murphy Mf'
pelham up nisbchave3 ara was loft at the post Mr'
y,La Was warned eos WORTH but he persisted IN getting
ief.: ana plrnmer helped him. Jim had chance any
how and Mr. Pelham smile. his escre from the un-
Necessary exesilcn Of trying.
Then everybody waited TO know What NJ. Keene was
solrg TO ride In the Eepartee asa'nf Yes
Tspsrt-e again AL plunge! Eepartee foes TO the post
scersbns hot favsre Mentor. Mckenzie, Col ofstrean'
Tcneiow and zangta Join him therf On they Co. al
tyea,y OF posrcTes and attitudes In ea' OF INC
Grand stand with Mentor In front Mckenzie second anu
P,parcc third Mr. Yceue old hustle his mount In
ia s-e,eh Mentor looked much like winning that MT.
rshs, laughed ard lost two heaih!s own ana 'ha' o'
hs rornt Whllc he hunting around Tor the feihs
NJ Kcene brought up Reps-tec AMI Rel nrtee woh' win
Ms faso companion Coiist.ear. second Mentor 'hfh
II vas iii excruc!angy funny and MI Pelham enjoyed 1t
more than anybody else. Mutuals Paid ss 40
Wellington wci.rtdcn BY Davis, won the hu'1le race
Tho kNAf
s.nio msao great Of working tempestucus passage
s,rs troubled 1: was an Inland sea, y TO speak
sa1 Lynch didn. ge: There we:c but Tour h0rsce
In ,h- race and but tHo at the nnish for
Rochester az; Ts Colonel rer hopeessly beaten on al
to -cr1 c: rfe M. KeeDc hac mount IN SAILS race
Wellington wrs tho favoritc Mutusis paid 81 25
sovss good hoi ses all for the DUST no accidents
s1i stirring Gpish constituted the Aspinwail Seepe
chase The s.artcrs jim MCGOWAN and WIN Davis,
tca-o-eatng Father Bill" Daily; Stanley Mor;imcrs
wesrrorcis,d Il McB-ide's Major Pickett, Herpsteaa
Stables Mystic. J. H. nccornIcks Hercules and queens
County Stables Monte Criso Tho last two were never
IN tho race Mystic made the FOR miles and
rctrca. Then westmoreisnd took up tho work Az the
top a. TIM hill c struck himself and lost
got:ad jim McGowan ana Pcse;t snachins slight ad
ssasrs westno.eland recovered quickly and reganins
tAo icad Rrst honos;re.ch The e1o.t how
eve. hal tired hin badly and he could not hold his own
terrific nlSh against McGowsn who. with the TOP
weight o. iGc pounds the saddle showed disposition
u .ulk His running thoroughly honsss and a. game
q game could BE- Mara rode Pickett in manner which
showed plainly had recovered from the fright
.. his fall on SATURDAY Iienshaw rode Westmore
iGnt. ruled OF tie turf few Gays FOR paling
hcsse Q, Monmouth Park The Cedsrhutst authorities
rad, mistake wien they permitted him to accept
Eoan Wesmofelani. Nih n better man In tbs saddle.
would nave won Aspinwal but In Hcnshaw's hands
no hal Ia s,sfed with second place, lengths be-
hind MCGOWAN MAJOR Pickett finished third Mutuss
Iad s4l &c.
hs railroad service wa. as bad as 1t is pass.ble 70
make g. The delays and changes at Jamaica were
ehc;n in tho flesh.