New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-21
RACING IN SOFT MUD.
THREE FAvoRrrES WIN AT GRAvEsEND.
DIABLo IN GALLOP-BELLA b. AND INSPECTOR
b. IN FRoNT-FRENCHI PARK LAME.

Rain and muddy track did not prevent large
crowd from going TO the at Graycsend yesterday
The programme though light the outset, and lighter
stll after number Of Withdrawals, presented many
attractions. Chief Of these tho Irappoaranee oil
one of the peoples pets Dablo, youngstcr greatly
admired last year on the 7. Y. C. The day ana
the going suited him admirably and his debut
was signalzcd by a romptnE victory. Amer INC
race Mr. Langfcd, the agreeable owner OF the Castle
stable was caught in the Of counting big wad OF
bank notes Of large denomination. The public shared
his confidence IN DIablO and also his pleasant task OF
cashng tickets the winner, who went 10 the post
strong favoHe. Godfrey did not pull up Immediately
after passing the post but ride Dablo out
urlong further giving him full mil" and quarter
as a preparation for the ST. James Hotel Stakes at
that distance on Thursday. The last eighth was eN-
trcmcly slow the colt almost staggering with fAigue
Three favoHtes Won. DIablo Bella b. and Inspector
T. In the second fourth and sixth races and the public
felt encouraged foTiham and King Crab hitherto eon-
,idcrd welrigh nvlnclblc in mud, made dlsgraoehil
exhibition In tho hrst race jay r. Dee gaopcd on with
the purse while they looked from tho distant rear
far Lcyond the storm Of mud raised by his heels
Guarantee finished strong second but not strong
enough satisfy his owner. who started him again In
the last beat Inspector u. In that Also he
cas second, after racing at the Inspectors throat
latch for a mile This is a useful colt, though
cripple. A cast-Of from the HaggIn stable and win.
ncr Of the Expectation Stakes and fremont Stakes In
1887 he was sold to +. Wabaum, the bOokmakcr, for
II 800. Unable 10 do anything with him Mr. Walbaum
sold him 10 Mr.. White, veterinary surgeon for goo
The latter put him on his feet won him out
hundred times over at Clifton and Is In fair
way Of picking M some prizes at GravcscAd. Mr..
nonncn, Of the Aubur-lds,c stable, owner u Jay r
Dee did not have dollar his colt, though both his
trainer and Jockey bachcd him at 10 10 !.
Mucilagc, a clover yOungStcr in mud, won the third
race through the stupid bungling Of Mccarthy, who
rode Tormcntor Mccarthy Is a cool.heahnd boy In
A race-novphst landing his hot ongIc-but IS troubled
with an amazing Oyrrconhdcncc IN finish But for
his gross carrlcssncss Tormentor would havo won.
Bella BIS easy victory satisfactory 70 all but
tho boolmakers. who lost heavily on the raco. The
Dryers sent handsome commission into tho rtng'
getting as good "a even money against the flly who
she pleased
Blue Rock Is not less at home In the mud than
his famous brother Raceland and gained eroditaole
victory In impressive styh. StnnlngtOn did not go 10
tho post, aud Long Island was outPaccd and out
casscd.
Tho selling rae went 10 Inspector D.. after pretty
brush With Guarantee.
Tho city pool MONS were as busy and noisv ever
during the progress Of the races complete descriptions
u which were given they v"rc run. The Jockey
club will have TO adopt stringent measures II Il
would prevent the UlegraphInE Of Information from
the track to these deus Of niGuty. ,,,. - -,
wiihcrs lainei himself slightly on SUNDAY. and has
ocon lGl up In his work; Mr. Gideon docs not Dc,
hevc that The injury T. % serious description. The
public sincerely hope thai u + not
The track was sea "t mud, soft and sIushy, not
holding The stariDg iaultleSs, and In the entire
management there was not u" slightest nav"
DETAILS or TIN, RACES.
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,ueuraaslo sS5a $,,b Jay T. be-, b Tympsaa@,
s $s:. e % %.$;;.sS :
Time .id IL
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beg De- o"2 q to sp5 'S'sn's to and to D.
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passed min, IN Ton ,ulc and getting two igngtE' ga
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rs acG ~ from ss., e '%s so GrS"e
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nut ont m On g crnt ' hS mohcs" hc, hin i
mi ularr a'r"r hard finish, by length Anh hNi
AL beaten uN
FIFTW RACE SWEEPSTAKES MAID THRtb
YEAROLus e.o EACH. $1,000 ADDED BIN
W. Giary's h. Bluc Rock. bv RmotCnlomei IL
w. ''' 80 iFlLnatTrb
Dwvc- Bro'hcr.' b. g. Long Island IL. tT,'i@t,
3 MfBousld'a IN. Bob furcN. l@2 'IhoH'oul
a,rI. stables en- ( sunshine. ~ ...... G''ftt"yl
utiar { prNe's h DuprltY IL ....... lb,h9Ins
! Irtrr's 90 7 Village Maii. li2 49,. Andtr-"nl
ID. umirirs.' h Hinton III ........... Kane
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r.,g s,raight and place I>lnf - nnf 2 ~
~ nc Hock A ana even Grrmluir and Nlag" Maid
and Boh Fur.v and Dupllriy aud Sunshin" 10 AMI
% H9g,i'p pSols-Fled ESQ Long rland t2s blue Rock
Yutusi.-nluo Rock straight pail sio IS pac" sa 10
or, lH,,n g. ,,Ithdrnwn G-rmtnr IN front
hon br Gag fell but Immediately ION bach In the ruck
w ~ nryr emerged Village Maid. quick
br feet iumf,d into tho load ant showed the way Tor
frrIoag when Rluc Rock who lik" rs brnLh"t R'se,