New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10
RACING AT ELIZABETH.
THE SPORT GOES ON IN SPITE OF WIND
AND RAIN.
YIELDS MUCH REDUCED BY scRATcHINGs-Two
FAVoRITEs WIN.

FAyORITES WIN.
The winds blew. the rains descended and the
Goods came and beat upon the Elizabeth track, but
The races went on yesterday as usual. The rain
or shine policy Is the policy that raco-goers Ike
At this sime of year only the REGULARS go TO the
races and they care nothing for the weather. With
out racing they miserable If There had been no
racing at Elizabeth they would have hocked 70
Clifton Knowing this secretary Mcintyre sent out wofo
over the ticker that there would be no postponemeh]
so the usual gathering took place and there WAS
some pretty good sport OF course the going was
soft but being mostly water II was not suoAy VI
holdng, and the horses padded through al pace
fast enough 10 keep them warm ihete we'o
numerous Withdrawals, and the cara was no.s"e
like so promising as 1t looked In the ho'ei '''''''
on Friday night. ,a.,,
Blue Rock won the first race In clever s'yIe' Haois
all the way. Bradford, the faVori'e' "au. -,
rrin.d challenge in the homestretch OUT biue hoOA
- 49, .mnerior at the weights that the result
60, ever Cor a moment in doubt Grimadi ran Tor
n. 6rs, time at this track, getting oil In hont ana
6r,shinp last He is not yet wound up
rb. disappointing Dunboyne, who once promised to
=. r.cshorse with some pretensions to class and
.n.ley but who has developed into moderate selling
-, ron the second race after Heyday had raced
the favorite TheodOsius, 10 s'andstill Paragon
ran twenty pounds below his best FORM and though
not ridden out the lnish-aS he was hopelcssly
beaten a quarter of mile from home-scemed much
Clay Ditrias, Dunboynes new owner. Is said TO bave
won handsomely on the race.
The third went u Craftsman who was male
a warm favorite IN the betting. very bad starr,
with Radiant far mont. did not affect the chances Of
Craftsman. who in a canter, pulled up. Oregon
Refund, who has been remarkably successful in
winning selling races of late went to the post N .nS
clumsily the start and ran unplaced, Freedom.
the second choice. winning rather easily from Arab
he unnamed Ntrgil-ReEan
defeated Gunwad In the NTH race giving him seven
pounds. The Dryers did not back their youngster,
as they thought he could beat Veronica, on whom
they invested plump sum Veronica was scream
ing favorte but she ran sh9cSg Su fsee O0aos
few books to l was laid against the ReSan colt
who appears to be an improyinS iwoyesrod ravo ,bs
favOriie, winning without difficulty.
DETAILS OF THE RACING
FIRST RACE-swEErsTkKEs s1o EACH. $500
ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SIX FURLoNGS
c. walbaum's b. c. Blue Rock, by Billet-CaloWel;
Meci ss iVS Rcchss h. h. Bradford 5. %iieS
T. c. Livinestone's CHI IN Puzzle g. 1G7 (esI 109l o
II. Hentz jrs ch winona, G. 10Y. yssr; liois, a
D. T Pulsifers sr. h Grimaidi aged. no.. DeLonsj
rul hfRf 70 T. S4 m5a Il Re @ w1ona gto,9iu
puI BfrF to 6 P S4aa G9 10 % to % to o.
Grimald got little the bos q f3i1 start but Blue
%sis between G ihs:S TS i've Id H =.
c Leila Stay Martin Russell Belle dor and Harrisburg
SECOND f FS ssS5 RBbH SYFFgfFAkHs SO
rssg yq @ s o cs b b Dunoo b oy%e
p 4c6ssSGs T fSsas.,s, 10 lsdsn}
g. & & ESsHiS CHI Oh. E EsESsos i.jRlayoe
Betting TO win-Dunboyne to l. Hcyday II to 8,
RsHe of to 4 Ta6s2SS TO Heyy to 10
SSv and to TSaSSn vent e out in front and raced
each other % standsll Then Dun6oSne came came ny up
sPs s BY two beaten on IosSh II
THIRD RACE--swEkPSTAKES. THREB-YEAK'
cLDs $40 EACH. $500 ADDED. 6s FURLONGs
r. Mechanics CHI Craftsman by wOOd3 ns 1oSGe
$is.:, 'IH5sS@sF j5 Oar ioo fs7}
IS G. Days b. zrlRiyIss, l97 -....hamOloy)
Betting to win-cr.c,sTan 70 10, Harrisburg II 10
s sefnr for 70 none Harrisburg
IL zsPy sSt: e. a. century Radiant wa.
two oP Is1ss before craEsn Who lsg.5s before
IA ss M wh BUT was sTS
tang Crseksmsn gooped over hun ana away ne IRON
pull Nv Ave lengths Harrisburg second, sX lengths before
a hsaf nser ~ on S ad n S START '"S'
FOURTH RACE-sELLLNG SWEEPSTAKES $40
EACH $500 ADDED. SIX FURLONGS.
c. II. Posts b. g. Freedom, BY FOnso-La Tsyata,
yrs ~ tS2Soo io Stevenson
Hxee i Stables ch. g. Royal Garter 1, ne
Ranas oA c. Refund Jos t. CoylRR si2g
T. p D = J. Or los or, 1913 iBrss}
j. 4. McDonsids b. C. Bill Barnes, 8 1913 (Allenj Q
EmBb SSoS SSSf' & Eet H1arff'i los ~
6 @siSaam's Oh. c M 4i;:s ? e (LSmOleyj
Resting to win75rleeao9 70 /. Arab 10 to i Royal
GeFi a lS % 70 f'r1q Oh 70 Pm Rd 4Si"ss Is e l.
Bsttar P.SsmFfeeaOP s to s Arab to RSyel
to l. J. OBJ to l. RerSrtee to l, Eusiic to l.
ny snort Sy f &c SsSss i F.Ss "e9 With
s made Se no W o T e e OF s' 5e 2 N ss
the @ sq e R my %nny E' not too e . ' by
way secured the place BY length and half from Royal
Garter. Refund, the faNOrite, was close up No bid.
FIFTH RACE-SELLING. SWEEPSTAKES. TWO
YEABOLDS. $40 EACH $500 ADDED 5e FUR
A. ] Seetts !, 9: Gunwad ioS...........De Long .
G. EIsuss B + lag e' lC9 (car lo4 lssdenl
v. R.ss { ae sGS T. fu3Ss9
v1 sess for To- fH toSs coli 40 Gu9V@0
The Regain colt was slightly in front when the flag
sas made the s' the had q hom!rcc
came away. holy pursued BY Gunwai and won ceverly
snsa Gun% " fo11 , SIX lengths before Veronica
SIXTH RACE-HEAVY HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. |
elo EACH. $500 ADDED ONE MILE.
o. b NeSo.a's b. c. Bravo. by Brsmele-Neysda,
C. b Moirs Gr King Idle, T. los car ioS}
w. NJ BarricSSs br. c. Joe Lee g. 1O8 C smbley5 8 /
Time-1 52L3. /
Betting TO win-Bravo to o King Idle 10 to g. Joe |
Betting for plaee-Brave none. King Idle TO s. Joe
Bravo wsited ON me others I'll they reached the home
strech. then coming 70 the front won In comu1on
ssnter by four lgn7hs King Idle second three lengths
before Joe Lee Bewood Wheeler T.. TheodOSius Dun.
bOyne, Brown Charlie and wiltred wthdGswn D'''
ELIZABETH ENTRIES FOR MONDAY
Following are the entries for tonorrows races \,
Elizabeth
FIRST RACE-SwEEPSIAKES ALL AGES spr
CIAL WEIGHTS. FIVE FURLONGS
=, Name. W. Name. W.T.