New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-02
FUN AT CEDARHURST.
urRcrI1Es WINS THE QUEENS COUNTY
HURDLE RACE
CAIN-MENT
,,u MURPHY AT HIS TRICKS AeAiN-"iN 1
..orsr,s oIIEER PERFORMANCE.

s IL, tl q n m and then put the eeh'oo" Nv"
.h, went 10 the post for the first race III '"C ~a,1
y Dsvc, Clark and jim scipio Africans '' .caa,a,
Ia. r.rh, and left bowers Mr. Clark IS the oli'SS,
10 stands in the centre OF the track az =,
- drons the echo flag He is used 10 hus'''"e O
a"D - :. cold ~ horses but not born s'd''o,'
go prov,dence arranged matters so ths' inc sr"u
81 for the first race was made behhu INC pA'o9 , 49,,
cbeever,s front yard. There Mr' Oiaih - soo,,o,s
,s,f comfortably and there be KEEP os' II
,orses for precisely one hour ana ,e" ,,,at
mo- ,oA tbere we're over thirty breaks p' 'o'""
INT and A knowing mriman eS'I"'''" -, 90
.Ou'' - niles and a half before the sighai u
Ho' -, The patience of the spectators oou''
g ornnor> with that OF the racing o"',"",
o.,d,rg ipdee Mr. Post sat on a tao'e !" '"0 -
tA s,ri,cirg his legs 10 and FRO III hdVpH "".
-. ,ho grand stand stamped It's icct an. -
~ ,h,t flag! Drop that flag" Al =" 90 O'P
~ star Charleston on socks ana MacheS VI
on ON soo,dad that the flag had been dropped On
Hao ~, at a twominute clip. the olher nl'oe'
wv l., hot nurs,iit doubtful whether they Oueh' To
- ~ NOT camp rode out TO the hiish dn" o'
s,.r won under strong persuasion py o"e'" -
..oond two lengths before Melody VINO was pune
a.. nv one tho Others had arrived al INC oon'
,h., u was no 60. and one by one 'hey puiou up
nc ,hor,se1vcs out over the course from start 10
s,-h Tho winner was Just five nriongs from t"o
49, horse AS Camp bore down upon the hhe r'ui"s
- demon the oblging old gentleman VINO rinss
a
n"0 sa,,o hell rushed TO the centre of the track
waving his hat wildly. 49,. M
ashoo, sboon he cried eco back; 1t ann no
start" $500, -. until tbs race
ST., ,,n Then he wendell his way sullenN J."
the post for a second attempt a., ,rov
'"' -, 10 Mr. Clark heaped blessings on his gray
,a,rs nv dopping the flag Nobody knows HoOou'
oar.s who was in front or who brought up inc r'al
on,r The waving pines in Jack Cheevers front '''s
.n ,4ve a description of the start. What the e
.,.nd saw was Glenluco ten lengths to the eoo"
he shot INFO view from behind the concea""s =,
When the rest of the field appeared they ,tao
mad tangle Pursuit seemed hopeless .pat bo
MORRIS however is like Spider" Anderson III ,,''. 49,,
~ -, ,rben he is beaten so Fred Geoha"
Rosarium believed when his heavhs lro,,,,,,,
,hrongh Mr. Morrs's tannery. Frank M'|'ue'i. ls
who rode Clenluco. took pity on the yo""S ma, -.
LEI him get up and win. II was no easy
Glenuco to put the brakes bu' NJ o,aoot,,.
strong and skilful rider and the i'a' wa -
accomplished. Some folks who had oo' ~, ruoaod
I'D NOT seem 10 like IT, but Mr. Morris si'l'e app
.,, 18Th and hofore The day was over, everybody
80 honnv Our Gentleman jocks must get race
occasionally you know Coaon
Not drop Of rain leH "V la
hurst. The track was IN prln0 ,n
and the races were much enjoyed INC d''o""""D
though not so large as on friday was ""'.oi"e =.
he pX
Of pretty faces and handsome toilets Among 'o so9
,rsre Nv andNrs Isdenburgh. Mr. and Mrs John Hone
Mr. and Mrs Covdn Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander stevehS'
the Misses stevens. Mr.. and Mrs van hehSsel@sr'
Mr. and Mrs La Montague. MIR. and MIS- butrlIi'
Mr. and Mrs Bird Miss Keene, Foxhan heene' NJ.
and Mrs Roosevelt. Mr.. and Mrs. Slocum MI ana
Me- Nash. Mr. and Mrs Cheever f. Zbrowsk Mr.
and Mrs Aspinwall, Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton, Miss
AnnIeto- "Jackn Beresford, Alexander Duncan Mr.
and Mrs Heckscher, Mr.. ThoTne, MI HHchcocA'
atom. Howard Mr.. and Mis-. Belmont, Mr. ana MIS-
Frederick schencll Mr.. and Mrs F. Nelson MT. ana
Mrs. Hadden. Mr. and Mrs Beekman, Mr.. ana MIS-
Metcaf. Mr. and Mrs Mop. Kennedy, George WORK.
Mr. Sands H. Martindale and Mr.. and MIS- stofs
,,.,-o,,,r tlovd went the line and backed his
,,rs. st Luke TO win the second race, handicap
AZ Ia miles on the fat He and his friends put on
about $500 and cut the odds down 10 9 to D, winch
was the closing price. Many shrewd investors con-
tended thai ST. Lukes two-me race at sheepshead on
e.urSar ,ras hoo severe for him to have recovered
entirely from It's effects and they accordingly put
,hoir nancy on Raveer the second choice. WE'LL the
beloved phvsican's namesake was never seriously
IN danger of winning, and MT LIOSoS sus'
nense was soon over. RaveHer won father
easily Costello second Passport third Uncle William
D.,v,s ming was famed mercessy from start 10 finish
md hut for costly swerve at the head of the stretch
ro,nd not have lost second place. hutuals paid
sol 81.
rongitudel the second choice in the betting, won
the third race all the way. and was pulled up at the
end Donald. the favorlte, was nowhere Tornado
was second La Belle Helene third. Poet was left
at the post. "Mr Pelham rode La Belle Helene.
Coming down the stretch he whipped his boot so
fewely in the excitement of the finish that he could
scarcely limp TO the scales. Tom Blind started for
this race at 100 10 / on most of the boards. Rley
held him out at to D!
Eight well known Jumpers turned out for ne
Queens County Hurdle the big prize of the day
J. H. McCormcks Hercules carried the top weight
1855 pounds a fact which bore hard ON the OPP
dressed soul of Jimmy" that he was much disturbed
Hercules ran rather pretended TO run, IN the same
twomie race at Sheepshead on saturday that cooked
ST. Iake's goose. On that occasion he was handl-
cappea al 10 pounds aud finished nowhere. Possibly
n. could not carry tie great bundles of dirty bank
notes that Brighton Beach piled on him. some
horses can pack weight better nan they can paoh
money. Hercules is one of them His 100 pounds
Yesterday was but feather. David Johnson ana Ills
followers thought him good thing and all got on
al 8 10 /. They also rode the magnificent Jacob
sbnsev for a place at to /. They had grt4t heads.
ucrcsles won all the way and Jacob was second.
s,anev Mortner's famous jumper Westmoresnd,
Mara ND was the first choice Of the general pubic
and went 70 the post warm favorre IN toe oet'ihg
: to being the best that coulo be
had against him at the Close Inc nofSe
showed plainly In The nrs' o ~" Nd'
h. was not half trained. lie ran on his courage all
the wav finishing under punishment poor third
Bassanio was fourth, but he had no rider Az the
first lump he came a nasty oopper ana spliloo W.
lynch who was borne to the paddock on stre'cheI'
badly shaken up. lie then made chase AFTER ms
horses overlook them opposite the club house ana leu
through the lower field, his bride dangling Hoih
Ile heok and hi. sttr11tps pounding his Sides
Every moment he was In danger of causing a serious
accident, and his presence in the race caused much
Ineasiness among the spectators. AT the jump on
the hill he swer~ed the stretch, interfering
slightly with Major Pickett, but otherwise his running
was true II Lynch had remained In the saddle.
Jim Murphy, the hero Of the Rockaway Maiden
stseplechase on Friday, Of whom great things we're
EXPECTED, boiled after taking the second hurdle and
was retired 10 the paddock. Jim ought 10 be ashamed
of himself lie knows the Cedarhurst course better
than any other horse in the country. He lives
near by and IS trained over IT, He ought 10 go II