New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20
TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD.
GUY RECEIVERS HIS FORM.

WINNING THE MORRISASIA STAKE IN STt.AlUht
uFATS-A DAY OF CAPITAL SPORT
There good racing at the grounds OF the DRIVING
Club Of New.York yesterday afternoon, wheh the "rH
c,rcr,, ,neetnr WAS begun after postponement from
Tuesday on account the weather Between three anu
four thousand people present most OF 'hen O0"s
within the club house and betting enclosures hosu'
the members there large number OF Visiurs ron
all p,rts OF this and surrounding States The races were
called NJ o'clock The the stake for the thfee
minute class Twelve OF the thirteen nominations S''''"
the Young stallion Mount Morris being scfatchen oWns
., Iameness Golden Rod led the betting, Guy selling
,.u nm with David Jones' Cleon and Fred Foiger IN
dosoo,dIrc scale OF value eight or ten scores
fairly good start had. Guy was far behihd' ou' Oh
a trot He rapidly Overhauled the ieauers anu su'p
nearly everybody by tottlng level and true ana winning
the heat in moderate time Confidence IN MN wa q''.A
restored and he was strongly supporter ior '"' 00 "
about even money against the HELD
In the second heat he behaved splendidiy winning
without effort The sulkies OF King Bird ana h1''i L.
came in collision the backsuetch anu w - 80
driving King Bird thrown to the ground ne "''
not seriously hurt and King Bra was eaD'u'eH 49,
any harm done. He was perm'''cu 70 ''"''''
race TO the general satisfaction OF everybody At,
with long odds on Guy before the third heaI ne specu'
settled matters by winning In walk. ms - ms ton
victory in stake this season. hou.h III "aS
in four such contests against horses much slower man NJ
loo, ,yinner ~ second money Is owned by j. '" osuen
Of this eitv Golden Rod got away badly eaeh ue anu
did not have his usual speed 1t the finish.
rhero better sport the race inc - ''"'
o ,ou,c cal4inc william Sold Tor first choice on the
,ro,cb a, his form In the 80 stake al Hartford TWO
reeSs aso when he 60. second money ana en'eiel he
90 list lie was evidently OF SORTS for ne ala not
Get 70 the front in any OF the Ave heats After the Long
Island mare Darkness won the frs heat In II l.
I,lda II was made fayorlte. There was suspicion Of
cro,lcd,css and Goldsmith was eal'c1 into
m. stand before the fifth heat lie
declared that he was trying TO win with william and wa
uermit,el 10 continue driving After Elda H. had got
the second heat she made losing break in the second
ana the heat was won by jeremiah, who lowered his
mark 10 90 3.4 Then Eda H. went steadily and had
IL all her own way. in scoring before the nth heat
Mccarthy Fcck and Goldsmith were incl ten dollars
each for scoring in front OF Elda T.
The OBS trot which came last had i've young and
comp,ratlyely unknown Though Grcystone was
stronc favorlte he was unable copc with the fast
i've yearold celiing Horton. from orange County The
latter won the first heat easily IN 20 81, his hst mile
I'm race below 30 lie msie losing break In the
second heat and crcysone improved the opportunity to
get score to his credit Then Horton settled down and
showed himself of the situation In the next two
heats Grcystone made gallant fight in the last heat
and both horses made short breaks Horton caught
quickly and after exciting struggle up the stretch
landed the heat Just when 10 was getting too
dark for any continuance This cleared tho card ana
leaves two more races for afternoon the % class
trot and tho . 10 pace
George W. Archer president Of the Rochester Driving