New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13
RACING IN A TEMPEST
HIGH WINDS AND ALMOST A Dhho0i'
sonps.nESr WINS THE GREAT hASi''NN
HANDICAP.

Hann hiu
80. necessary to close IT'S september me- -
-, .rd the stakes that have been hi"O""V'a s'"N !
y, $1,000 Only a moderate aiienos"' N'"1 ~
,xpect,d in such an equinocta s'o,n' an,,c,nator
h. Of peonle present was fully eq"" - -. 49,, !
~ ,ou,se the track deep IN nu" :, -
hott Jockeys aud horses were "o' ~ =. "a ,,A 80,
Fortrnately however. IT WAS a warn -
carry uneumonia or pieursy uPo" ~ ,.,,,A,.
carr - Maidstone the favori'e was unable
AZ ". -, mounds TO Cartoon, who won as no
tancied. without hurry, wnie "'iS''"e s'' '"
place .hs nost for the second race
guy 80 -. ,avorIfe. But she failed to stay out
n. and a fiirlong, and oarsnan with his al
u" IN the weights. outran her in the last fnf-
-, IeIs NAV was beaten on
'sns .,vortes had been defeated but Badge had
s,eculty in winning the Racing Stakes at n mile
-. which he was first in the betting, with his light
,ys,rbt OF us pounds. Bess was second, and the
r..,Iv overrated colt Hindoocraft who Is worth
n..rsr 81 400 than S14,O0o was third. That feet
MARI cstalpa failed 10 get place. Why? She can
run IN mud.
Senator Hearst was not at the racecOurse al
,sonrb his bengnant face and Moseslie beard after
rhe fashion Of the stately and immortal statue OF
Michael Angelo we've apparent IN box at the
Casino on Wednesday evening. He may have been
DIS spirited and disheartened by his skull cracking
ses4as Of melancholy But he ought to have
at the course 10 Sc DIS COll NdAiS
Of the ticA Great Eastern Handicap Senator Hearst
one Of the popular owners on tine turf, for his
patience is bOunleSs, his amiabity eXhaustless ana
his good Will bOttomleSs. He never kicks he
never finds fault. Everybody likes bin. He pouIs
forth money with full hands for the support OF the
turf and the maintenance of his big stable Every
body sympathizeS with MIN also because be Is sup
posed 10 have paid FOR the big colt King Thomas ior'y
times what King Thomas is worth. That remarkable
q An nGA "a. tho IA.
got bad start and never anywhere. 1t was
possible To get almost any odds against
the winner Tournament. one or two small petlei>
actually got 100 to /, and the odds ranged down rom
the centuries TO IS 10 so 10 1. % 10 l, 10 10 i
almost anything you liked. But tournament won
easily enough, with his feather weight OF ninety
three pounds and was ridden by a stable-boy named
Mdgley The chunky and colossal Hamilton colossal
amene pR1nv riders that Isl, forced 10 ride the
stable pet King Thomas, and was completely lost in
the donse fog which shut almost the whole
scsne from sight MI. Belmonts colt Lord Dsl-
meny ran second, his colt Magnste and FLY Anna
ron having been withdrawn. Civil Service was third.
Mr scotts colt Banquet, the only representative OF
ne Erie stable, who Was ridden by IT, st4biebOy Sims
wa the tavortte 1t is thought that banquet was
lost In the fog and carried out 10 sea by the ebb
of the high tide 1t Is certain that IT, many strained
and anxious eyes, agonized with the hope deferred
of ntsnse yearning and tortured scrutiny, but he
never came to light: The complete disaYpea1ance
day The police have been requested to look 10Y him
one Of tie best colts that Mr.. Withers ever bre0-
q song. Gregory is especially good in mud, and he
simply walked away with the fifth race. Gregory
was fhe favOrite. 1t T. pity that Mr. Withels ever
sold him. for no ouun any horse that the sage OF
Brookdale has kept in his stable 49,. -.
spokane Withdrawn from the race on the grass
and the favoFite, Beliwood won easily.
DETAILS OF THE RACING
FIRST RAOE-swEyPsTAKES FOR THREE.YEAR-
oI.Ds $50 EACH, $1,000 ADDED SPECIAL.
WEIGHTS. SEVEN FURLoNGs.
D. A. HOng's blkg. Cartoon, by keform-Clssral no
A. J. oasse,rs br c. Maidstone 100 ;,...... uIoyyaI9
+ MeDonslds Oh T. SanSa, io7 bergen
H. Love GSveii'S sc ch f. Lsd2 FusicI
su Ho'nPS T. vcaa's aa1oa Lady ra'e' each
s ..sF ~ Ssns s ana 1 %e'isHS
Iutuals-osrtoon straight paid ais 30 place 81 so
eisc9sHs9 Nsme Fopso dld start Maidstone
six furlones, closely attended by Cassius aud Aanola
The es Of IN his opponen! and receiving handicap Of
least n ponds eeiori he began TO 9" Gr%"'S On tsG
challenged Maidstone in the hGmesrech and everybody
nSt Hayward showed hight Cartoon won the easiest
q gsloDs by lengths Maidstone second -four lengths
SECOND RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. s25
EACH 81. 900 ADDED. II MILES
B-yerwyck Stables b. h. Oarsman, by Oaonda2a-
w p Je1nng's b. m. Swrft. aged los. Anderson .
Chicago St4bks CHI I. Lsia May 4, l03 c. CoviDgtom
Betting u win-Oarsman " l. SWIFT eyens. Lem May
Betung for pao,-oarsman . to g. Swift Leila May
MGtrsls-oarsman straight paid s17, place sc; Swift
Badse reserved for the third n which he car
rm aimed in their boxes Leila May could ward,
and the race was Iedueea % match between swift and
at thu s R and she ws2' 0 al o 6a S%
together Ike team Tor mile. ucUhrf bTlhH an %
shake q me other. In ;6e las furong however swift
and halt The Ola mud plunrer was simply unable to
& c1d Ita 0S Nav Ta S Deasa R1 o4 aa hs
THIRD RACE-RACING STAKES. LIGHT.
WEIGHT HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. $50 EACH,
1890 ADDED. ONE NILE.
Me&s I6Sss, E I2 is b Base by the
Davis Hsls b. m No Bess q son}
ssoggan Brothers br HindO9grsii 3. LOO (Tara6 3
Talbot Brothers blk ca.slPa, 8, 1O7; dlttle1edj
J. Higgins Us en- M5rcSins T. s7.......CiIaHisj
Betting 70 yin-Eadgs to Ress to l. Hlnd2,eclafs
70 Lutte M an to l. C''apa y TO Nsrehna 10
Be,IPF cr place esSlaagq 70 Bess to Miaasoegatt
autuas2Badge straight paid sid o5 place IS 75 Bess
HSdSooait led Of the chute with Bess and cstalga
S S as A. the ssSS and Be On TIE
sS Hs b sP 95Ssa The "a lax the Tny S 9a
Paige moved up Bess led around the uppec turn and
sSIs Into the hOmesceteh neck before Hndo6cra1t
Bange nov made his and passing litt" MinUh and
HhIdoocron, challenged Bess Ancer going 10 whip
!urong r.Ia home The little hug on gam,y hut
Badge uifr hanltons strong persuasion beat her with
out great eEor by length AID half Bes second hall
length before fldooert who Little Mnch tbs same
distance Kaoolah' Castawsy IL. Bravo and Keporief
FOURTH RACE-GREAT EASTERN HANDICAP
For twoyear-Olds, fosls Of 1857 a haudic,n s,,a.,
Of $3.50 starters. $50 for horses etsr,1 b Lam
ary / only sI5 II struck NV SsueTfeI 49,.
eEtered by August To- when the stakes sl H. closs6 ~
Iay as T. 80 600 " be added by the
second receive 81 900 OF the added money and 90 ny
cent Of the stakes tn thiu 1000 Of the added money and
days before race ThreeQ uartets Of r.o tMo |
hundred and siXty-two January and nineteen kucs s
tries august ell !
g. Heassps br. c. Tournament, by Sir Moared-Plav
A. B9mones b. c. Lord DSlmeIy, By the il.Tse2I /
j. A. A. IT. Mofriss b. c. Clvfl SetNlee. by Reform
SBonnels. ........ 1IttleosiW ,
T. J. Cs5's b. T. Bayhoo los ..--..-... (Nartint ~ |
r. 6. Staney's bI. c. Onawav. 0)avt " !
scogRsn Btothers ch English Lady. lFinnegaol
W. l.. SCOTS b. 9 BANQUET 10 fSlrnst "a
W. Walkers b. C. y b. Million 9O.......... Draw n