New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-25
ON THE IVY CITY TRACK.
MALED1CTIoNs OF AN ENRAGED PUBLIC.
CAMBysEs DIsAPPoINTs HIS CoNFIDING BACK
ERs-NAMEs OF THE PRIzE-TAKERs.
s.xrr, rop yu To THE TRiBUNEi

Jockey clubs may adopt rule requiring owners 10 de
clare before a race whether horse Is OUT iof "orh
or money. IL such rule had prevalea To-Day Nani-
byscs would have remained in his box ana Abe
Carson's wicked head would have escaped the male
dictions of an enraged public. whom Campyses ran
his last race at Jerome Park he pulled up lame and
has been INDUCED since to such an extent as 10 I'M
ft him for bruisIng finish. The public knew apso-
lutely nothing Of this however and whcn the coi'
appeared on the track today backed him freely.
Uut he started without one dollar Of stable support
and ran saockingly finishing fourth in a field of five
ordinarv selling platers. Few horses more at
home in mud than this same Camhyses yet today he
was beaten ten lengths by Brown Charlie. and neck
by so wretched a beast Passport The Excelsior
Stable Is in peculiar hands. II would surprise no
one to see Canbyses win his next race hands down.
II he should be so unwisc as to attempt such thing
there may be trouble The judges have their eyes
on the representatives of the " red and blue Stripes
The clouds disappeared with the darkness and
this morning the sun shone bright and warm at
tracing 10 Ivy City a great many people who re-
NAMED at home on Tuesday. The track was SIN
wet but the races full Of excitement and The IN
terest was well sustained throughout the afternoon
"spIder- Anderson. who suspended on Tues
day did not have a mount. and Uttleheid succeeueu
In winning three races In the first Eolo' FAVORED
with a slight advantage at the start easily kept De-
yond the reach of his opponents and won cieVerly'
while Boccacco just easily got second place. WIN
Esaumau and wahoo drawn, Joe Lee had no dini-
Guilty in winning the second race though opeoiaiS
gave him 10 time 10 catch his breath
Badge was an overwhelming favorite Tor inc ANA
costa stakes all his opponents being withdrawn, ex-
cent Now or Never TO whom he concedng seven
mounds Heavy betters were contented with the ou"S
OF 3 TO on and thousands of dollars were ihNeseu
at that price. Now or Never opened at 10
against but the small fry kept nbbns at MN un'i
Is 10 was the best that could be had al Inc cosc
Badge made the running for more than naie' |cNiS
leaning far back In the saddle ard pulling the CONS
mouth wide OPEN In the stretch when NO" or
Meyer collarcd him. Lewis who never rode decent
race I'm his life all to pieces. lost his own mean
and that of his mount and the result was that i
miserable selling platter beat hgh-cass s'ehe-nors
by three-quaricrs of length CHUNK Oh ohd'Iou
wood in the saddle could not have bungled more as
tressingly than this so-caed jockey. WIN NC
IauChlin up on Badge the issue would never nave pce
in doubt for one brief moment.
Tho DIVERS and their friends backed Fordham IN
the fourth race with extreme confidence when the
colt justified by winning from end to end' as inc say
ing goes. Covlngton threw away the last race VIII"
Pasha ought 10 have won In the easiest possuic man,
ncr by waiting too long. lie succeeded IN eetlhg On
last and lounsed In the ruck as If he were going 10
school $1,000
large number of ladies occupied the grand stand
and many watched the from carriages IN the III
field.
Paragon the fast fcurycarold colt Of Wheeler "
Talrcs broke hi, fore leg above the knee While al
exercise on the track HIS morning and Will ave 10 pe
DESTROYED the veterinary surgeons say there Is no
chance of saving him. lie stepped into hole which
was made by the sinking OF drain ppo under the
track There are rumois Of a suit for damages
against fhe clab Details of the races follow;
FIRsr EACE-PUESE 800 SPECIAL WElGHIs'
SEVEN FULoNGs.
A. J. Ca,~aCs a. Eolo yrs l9 ,6s n lam,da
60 c.
l. ~, ~ = o. '.N' T. - No..-i TO-: ''' ,Msrm
A.d Hon s5s 3 E' Carrie lS g. 100 a aas
+ 81 Do: SsG en- Madenhar 100 ri
c. Maswers en. f Vocation 4. 4 1oa 'Nos'heH
to p'i' Ho1s 10 Ei gs y +
. l, Volatile IL 70 l. Carrie g. II to NeN'uOn -
i'1 auction p5ol.Fled 80. Ele1c SIS EolO $40
Mutusis paid $40.
This was Eolos race from the fall Of the flag to
the finish. Eoccacco and Carrie G. alternated IN
second place Is far the head Of the home 'tctch
where they parted company. Loccaccio coming M'el
Eolo with wet sail aud forcing Linn to strc'ch his
neck 10 cet hnme first by length and half Boo
cacco beat Rcgulus eight lcnsih, for second place
srcovD r,cF-HANDICAp SWEEPSTAKES. So
EACH, 5000 ADDED. is MILES.
NJ Joiiaa's b. c. Joe Lee Yrs, 1o5 II GA1eneldl ]
Wv Owe &c P Ro. 81 Sh L. G. Yea Tfy 8 io5 Geye3
Txcelsiol Stables J.. G.. Bob man. B. 100 t'nuicm
T. Gibbons sr T. NcIic~ j. - A. 'hay""'u' IT,
speciai,y to J. Bohemian IS 70 YoncK Is 70 / Place
srcon pcois-Joe Lee $50. field 500 Muuals paid
$40 35
Tea Tray was first of to prompt and excellent
start bu; yolck led past the stand With Joe Lee last
on tie turn Joe Lee slipped through close TO the rail,
and before reaching the quarter had supreme com
maDd Of the field Thereafter the issue was never
in doubt. Palmer whipped and spusTcd Specially all
the way and in the last furlonc the FLY forced
Iittcfeld TO do little riding 10 save his stake Jae
chn bcsd chit III he Woo scc-
ond and third. Es,luiInau and Wahoo did hot start.
THIRD RACE-ANACOSTA STAKES THEEEYTAfs
OLDs. se5 EACH. sl,COo ADDED lis MILES.
A. J. Csssatfs b. C.. Now o. Never III GiuchclD !
NcClcand & Roches b C. Bii-c, 1lo. Il. Lewis
Post odds To win-Badge 1 to 5, Now or Never IS
Auction pools-Badge $50 Now or Never SIS Muu-
Bella b., specially. Barrister and Judge Murray
were withdrawn. Badge made the running for a
mile and sixteenth with Now Never al his saddle
Lttlcfcd used his whip freely in the stretch. and
Now or Never collarcd Badge hundred yards from
the finish. Then Lewis began TO drive. but Badge
could not get away, and Now Never by three
quarters Of length.
FOURTH RACE - HEAVYWEIGHT HANDICAP
SWEEPSTAKES. s15 EACH, 500 ADDED. SIX
FURLONGS.
Dwyer Brothers br. Fordham, yrs, 1914 =
s. s. Browns br. g. Brown Charlie 3, 100.
". G DAYS ' e9 Passport 2 1l2 100 palmer
''A'''''' lFinpauca
g. Foibess b. c. Volta. 1874 douglas 0 |
Time-l :lS ID.
Post odds: To wn-Fordham . 20 s. Brown Charlie |
to l. Cambyscs J. Passport 10 to l. Volta 20 to !.
none, Brown Charlie 3 to 5.
go Auction pools -fordham s3J, Cambyscs $40. Brown
In This race it was Fordham FIRST the Others no
where. Volta In front when the flag fell on a
good start, but the favorite passed him I'm dozen
strides, and thereafter had the his mercy win
ming without urging, by length and half McIaugh-
lin rode with all his former fire and energy but Brown
Charlie could get within striking distance Of
Fordham. Ten lengths between second and third.
FIFTH RACE-PURSE $500 SELLING ONE MILE |
d. A Honigs ch. w Ihoo. yIs. lO7 b....t Tsray |
X: w Walden's CHI T. Ny own, 8 lO2--. (I,ine,Ainc)
w. y. Buchs Dr. 2 PIsha, 3, lfJ-...--( CONingtOn)
Excelsior stables chg. First Attempt 1Oi (ChuicnJ
j. j. Carrol's d. =. Lakewood, T. lO5..--...( MARTINI