New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-22
FIVE FAVORITES WIN.
SATISFACTORY RACING AT ELIZABETH.
FIELDS MUCH REDUCED, BUT THE SPORT

Raoegocrs who were unable TO stay away from the
Elizabeth track yesterday glad to lind the bet
ting ring weatherboarded on the north side For the
first time since the opening of the meeting they were
confronted with the seamy side of the late fall and
early winter racing. The day dark dank and dis
agreeatae tin about 4 O'Clock, when the broke
through the clouds. The track was soft and Slow
just the sort of going that Swift reves in, and the
gay old docever showed her delight by romping home
h the first far in front of her field Only SIX
horses started, thirteen being Withdrawn on account
Of the muddy condition of the track. swift went to
the post strong favorfte her people and their numer
smart acquaintance getting their money on at the
last moment al s to and cutting the price down 10
even money in Ipost books. TipStan was seoonu
choice at TO l, and CTacksman carried some new,
jersey money at to l. Green Morris insu"o"u
Bergen to go to the front and stay there "helcat
Jennings winkcd sYy. swift required
no riding. She all inc way
without urging TipstaG collapsed and the mighty
Cracksman had all he could do to beat tho Sen'hs-
platter Facial Blemshes for The piaoo
Huntress who has been improving steadily, won
th, second race as she pleased leading from start TO
Finish This fly seems her best with about LOG
or los pounds her back Cevingon allowed her
m run free watch the way sne should always DO
ridden Defaulter carried big Jumps OF money ~
10 l. but after RAINING we'll for seven furongs tired
so badly that the much improved Larchmont beat
him out of second place. llypocre was backed by
form that she unlikely to see the winning post
before Christmas. she showed ability 10 stay the
distance.
The Dryers backed Cortland with much confidence
and wild and rec lesS plunger from the ranks OF
the bookmakers caused cyclone IA the ring by oolHp
likewise, but select party from Chicago pouhdeo
Robesplerre I'LL he became slight fav0rite over the
Dryers colt The third was reduced to H'atch
between the two and after lively tuSslc Rooespiere
won. Cortland coBcedng his antagonist TWO an"
one half pounds and beaten just ABOUT that h'ch'
The concession due to 8ergen's declaration Oh
and one half pounds overweight
!. A. L.. an overwhelming favCrite won the fourth
race in gallop. The Dwyers started
Taviston with Ncwmeyer UP, but tho colt
could not run at all. Their unnamed
fIy by Glengarry-Hop had no difficulty IN capturing
the race for maiden two-year-olds.
Stephanie another Preaness cast-of, won the sell
Ing race after a driving finish with Brown Charlie and
Glendale the three finishing short heads apart Glen
dale, who carried 1O7 pounds, was ridden by Bsoy
CovingtOn, who weighs about seventy-tve pounds
With jockey the saddle Glendale could hardy nave
LOST the
The track improved fast the afternoon wore on
and there were no accidents Of any kind. The going
seems perfectly safe al times The Official Placing
of the horses in the last race caused some ds'auS
faction as many persons were sure Brown charlie had
won lie came up close under the judges stand WhAo
stepnanie and Glendale on the opp0'l5c sac oi
he
Of opinion and The public never VII be IaSHeu i i
they abolished. But pending theil dDoHHVm io'
the Re sGs Wc ct Circulated that Linden
Park course would not be ready for racing tomorrow
that tie track viii in fine order II has improved
much in the last two or three days
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST DACF-swFEp>TAKEs BEATEN HORSES
$40 EACH, 5000 ADDED. SIN FCELoNoS.
w B. jennings br. IN. swift, by Great Tom-Naii'
Hl NORRIS rs e en- f' e. rpt,aa s. io7 Betesn
j. Dunn's b. f. Louise: 3, 90 stevenson
Facial 10 to /. rpsan 10 l. Arab 40 to J. Io0''
r.!. s. G ' 45:a 10 70 zoS f IS Louise
;q nG s4 TsG to y VT h S So '''G1n ~ mrs. sS
Ornksgay fsa ran an eS quartz on fair START with
s sis . fn aSS qa ft ran toas
h aed :on sqd at br l9f S Sgare' CfscfaS the
Tipsn seemed strike snae' io ne topped ShSt , I
GelS' TsGhs me in common caner BY four Lengths,
,k S ' acr ha,d drive. second. only short h-1d
erCoXD pACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. $40
EACH. 5000 ADDED. lIG MILLS.
Chicago stablc's ch. E HwtIe-s by Spinf39kIIfa.
g. v{aIia1m, d. e. LalcnuOnf, T. 1OJ t"aE No., do.
: $ Browns ch c. Deaql,er ,o6 , SrF 1S,
" G. DAYS b. g. Z2n5Iu'' D. i00 V,iL.am,lryj 0
" O. sculy,, Dr. f. IIypoeh,c, 4, 81 CeaE I,1s,
" T. Jone.s b. G. BelvooJ A. lo+ s2iy,, lo'l
r,,,i,, =, -TIuitIeSs :, Larchmont 10 10 l.
nsf3Wte 10 l. ncilaooI to T. Zephyrue l. TO J. TYPO
crit Ii ~ 70 for placc-Huutrs to ., Garchmont 70 J.
Deau tci eten. BewOoa 81 T. zephyru' 70 l. Typo
'rT DcaSe took Tie a TIE 3,' zfhy fE afs s2aS
Hunus,s hi ReuT I,an t0'r ut ven, To- the ront
and then s Geaagcd 3rGgen "sts '' hmons econf
h"fo'c D-"uel E1 n"' T'g yl A., e,.n IN.
rspieI e Hg In second lace win Bcllwoo1. while
iarchmo orngcd alecs IND 4eqy a1 ,2 mpr"|nq
hi- position TN the had Of Ee homeo,gh lsnTS
Hun'rcS- he had no R0pc 9 Fa[a22 . % the final
ix,cnb beat him on the post. Coneuam. TIE Lloness
King IDLE Var1ce and Ca'tavay II da not start , 49,,
THIRD RACE-SWEEPSTAKES TWo-YEARoLDs
40 EACH $500 ADDED. SPECIAL "EI"ltIS'
sIX FUELCNGS.
Chicago stIblc- br. c. Robcs9euc by is Johnson
pr yer' brothers the b. g Cortland jcar lGi 9l.
W o scuy. ocrpeo 100 Gear 40 I9ll} Men, Men
Tn S D s1bS s' b. iT Gcr Dec % Gar 81 SNYDER
Time-l 20.
o, ss.as 8 y. ssn z 2;'5oa J. to g.
oc7 !i7 1877 pl Mamie B. To- ; Gertis i 70
&e3 ;9 .c aa Nam Go2 S r 6,yos so o GEMS Gq
= iat where .hg remained hroughou' A. Ne fgari9ai
Ire r9c @oi heal "a and O. hoa t al The woT Rob:soe
% S HS a corandp qh lrs rddea icond % as6s
ra s SCI Alarm mnG Bd 9a' f H4 and Carrie
withdrawn.
FOURTH RACE-SwEErSTAKES THREEYEAR
oLDS 80 EACH. 5000 ADDED SPECIAL
WEIGHTS. lie MILES.
5. s. Browns b. c. J. A. B.. by Glcndg-M. tB.,
:, 10 80 ~ ~ go. lBe'eel,l
DIVER Bfo'hers b. c. TayistJn. ll5 fcar. 10
hanover stables b. e. Burnsec lo2 SINS
Tme-2 .O4 "
Betting VIM. A. q. 10 J. LOnelay s 20 / Tav.
scn /. Lotion IN !, Burnside 10 "
Betting for place. A. 3. none. Ioncsy 70 1 Tay.
ls.nn 10 >. Lotion 9 % 10 Burnside > 10 I. - "
Loncay took the lead az the start ana c,t On, the
work Burnside looked after the ard she o,bers
ver Sndwched between. running like three horse
J 4. B. dew out. and stfding Loneay in ii -
painful STYLE won without urging by length Loneey
second lengths before Tsyiston. Come O-Taw aid
not start.
FIFTH RACF-SWERPSTAKES MAIDEN TWO