New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-17
RACING ON AFROSTY TRACK
LONG SHOTS WIN AT ELIZABETH.
FIVE FAvoRITEs BEATEN-ENTRANCE FEES


Jack Frost took preliminary canter around the
track Of the New-Jorsey Jockey Club at Elizabeth
early yesterday morning and left his mark In certain
CONCEALED wet spots. These Superintendent Brushs
harrows sawed into slabs OF thin fee which the sun
worked on so ndustriousy that By they became
puddles. BY o'clock the puddes were drunk up
and the racing began with tolcraby fair track Tho
afternoon too chill for enjoyable sport bu winter
racing Is winter racing, and those who like have at
last got what they want Spectators had to skirmish
around considerably to keep their blood in circulation.
The attendance OF satisfactory proportions and tho
stoves In the betting ring generously pa,ronzed
The club announces racing Monday, Wednesday
and Friday next week. Hereafter the entrance fe OF so
viii DO dispensed with In all races and an effort will
be made to prevent owners from Withdrawing animals
entered
The racing began with big upset that sad
dcnc1 nearly everybody. Only two hoses in
the field Of six that started were backed 10 any
tent. They were Express and Llsimony, tho
former going to the post TO and tho latter at
. to J. The winner turned up in Your Uncle william
Days Mamie b. against whom the ring laid 10 TO l.
Express was second Bradford third. Bradford ran
in the coors Of McCleand & Roche, though bought
previous to the race by George Walbaum for S31O0.
II IS understood that ne I'm Wabaum's interest.
For the second race, sweepstakes for maiden two
yearods, at six furlongs four wretched youngsters
started, Barrientos Oregana Caspar and Rainbow.
Caspar was the favOrlte at money, and Oregana
second choice at 10 s. The Others were not backed
10 any extent, Rainbow going begging at l. to 1.
This FLY is representative Of the Castle Stable which
has not pucked many juicy plums of the turf this
year. and Mr.. Langfeld probably much sur
prised anybody when she took the lead at the
start held It all the way and easily By length
and halt. Oregana second. whipped out; Caspar
| third.
Tho third race, sweepstakes, at
one mile, had but four starters, New
burg, Bohemian Theodosius and Pelham.
| ThcodOslus was the favOrte at Z to and Bohemian
second choice at to l. while to l was laid against
each of the others. Pelham led for quarter and
was passed by Bohemian, who not being headed. won
| rather easily by a length and a half; Theodosius
second, Pelham third
Glory announced to start for this race but after
her Jockey had weighed out and the betting had been
6y the conditions Of the race she was not eligible 50
ae was n yD A O Ss DU %STs declared off and
Aotse sG9d Rs OF Te t TDh e Par ne c
backed II he the only horse in the racr which
| was heavy handicap at six fgrlongs 90 Inc other
mound Martin Russell aud Bravo. O. W. Cook closed
at even money Glenmound az to J. ana the o5h n
was never in the hunt Bellwood, II TO shot, win
ond aud Martin Russell l. to shot third.
Freedom. the favOrite, won the fifth race, selling
@ "a SIX WAS i seGGnd Flls 6 i larry 70 rdui s
| last. These the only starters.
The last race. selling, at mile, went 10 L0neay,
| scephanie second, Gallahn third
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
| FIRST RACE-swEEPSTAKES $40 EACH. $500
| ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. FIVE FURLONGS.
W. C. Days ch. f. Mamie b., by ST. Blalsen
fcu,lolei, yrs 81 80. laR RciSyr,
q. Walbaums b. C. Bradford, 5,I-2 49,. IaraD
II. Ieniz, Ir's oh. m. Winona, 8; 9g;Vaq kqSn
Dwyer Brothers br. & Cortland, ., 90 $3.50.
rIm.-r: IT, ri'A'm"o"'
Beung to wn--,li i b.. 10 to 1. Express ; to ).
] Bradford to l. Lisimony to l, Cortland : TO l,
Betlng for pace-Mamie b. ) to l. Express to 10,
| bradford . to l. Lisimony to ., cortland to =
An excellent start was made with winona slightly
in front Express second, bradford third Mani, u:
fourth, Iismony fifth. Cortland last. Express
took the lea'l in few strides and made the RUNNING
for quarter OF dt,S Lrc |em ne n was aUS
coming on won cleycrly by half length Express
second three quarters Of leRsh bg ,i9 Bradford
SECOND RACE-SwEEPSTAKEs. MAIDEN TWO
YEAR-OLDS. so EACH. 200 ADDED.
Castle stables b. f. Rainbow, by lrolu9,o-EN
L. rs g. o" Strauss rEi ch. ocgana o7 sodcn
Ra Waa ,, g. caIP sareis C Idra
W. T. ""o' D. e. rm a,lf' :ss H. Iio'''~ "''
Ecttlng to .win-Ranbow Il 10 l., oregana to ,,
Bcting for piace-kainbow to l, OreSana to D,
Ca~par l TO ., Barrientos evcnS.
ms was Ranbows race all the way. She took
the lead az the start. headed AMI by
a length ami half Or gaua, after lively tusse with
7
! youngster EarTientos watched the race from he
lear Frederick l. the Mara FLY and the Fannie
THIRD RACE-sWEEfSTAKES NoN-WINNERS
SINCE OCTOBER 10. SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
ONE MILE.
Empire stables b. c. Bohemian, by Ten Brock
p II. Rysns ch; 3, Theodo,las s. ll5. Cpar6cc, .
McT's b, &C.. C. Pelham 81 los ,o,(Reiy)
'"'0' ''''-' ~CFlizsmmons,
Time-1 81
IN win . Al 1 IN
IF, ieIham 4 to l. Newburc to /.
| BETTING for place-Bohcman l 10 .. Thcodosus
10 2. Pelham evens, Newbuig
! Pelham led TO the quarter. and was passed by
WON %h easy BY I G aG a : ho6
secnd TWENTY lengths Eth before seo Pelham who
| and Royal Garter were Withdrawn
| roT-RTH RACE-HEAvY HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES
$40 EACH. $500 ADDED SIX FURLONGS.
W. II. Jones's b; {, BeIlwood' by BIythewood.
! D. ". Mcdouns CHI h. Ban cloche, >, III
, 1.vs,s ch. C.. Martin RESELL, los Cullen e%Ilen, !
~ G. Day', b. 6. Glonmound, 8, 1os U'mbleyi
y ox1s ch., s. Harrisburg q, Io2 Geiy
T. corsan's b. g. q r, w; cIGs i d. LOG Ode Long
Rafting 10 -Bellwood Il TO |. Ran Czech, g n
h MatIn Russell IL TO /. G, W Cook to g. Glen
mound TO /, Bravo o, to J., Harrisburg T. to.
% I'p Martin Russell /, q. W Cook 10 o. Glen
mound ovens Bravo u to H. hs ar 81. to
DELAYED ten minutes by Ban clcche who was in his
| 1antr,ius Redwood was second, GlenmOund third
Wariin Russell fourth. Ban Coehe last. Ban Cloche
inweyer with running start from the rear drove
.hongb his horses and took the AL which ne held
tnr nearly a quarter Of a mile. Then Glennonnd and
! H. " Cook Joined him and he three raced hcld,
1T into the homrsretch. Her Cook had enough
lHewsc Glenmound, but Ran Coche Kept bravely
" In tho last nlrl0ng BcllwOOd cam" through ana
% nv dlsposing OF Ban Clochc, without effort bv
= length: Ban Clochc, very tird, 'ccOnd a noso
before Martin Russell, who came nom "nowh",c'
in the last hundred yards. bohemian. Pole d'or
and Barrtster did not start
| FIFTH RACE-SELIING SWEEPSTAKES. $40
EACH 300 ADDED. SIX FURLONGs
| G. H. Posts b. &. Freedom by Fcnso-la lravata,
yrs. liz h. (sl00O) -. tMoser !