New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
RACING AT ELIZABETH.
FOUR FAvORITEs BEATEN IN DEEP wrn
HIGHLY INTERESTING SPORT on BRIGHT =,

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| The sides which bad been frowning and u....-
! for two weeks. smed sweetly yesterday. ana -
| Elizabeth race-track was literally paironzed \.
tbrong OF spectators, whose fares were as ehser1.,
| the face OF Nature. No doubt tho morning sun A,
| all the shining that morning sun could DO bu, =
was manifestly impossible TO change the trsck IN :.
hours from canal to perfect racing ground: 90 a.
| going was not as good as n Will be to-day Va.
barring the tortoise pare at which all the races v
rum tho contests were interesting. some were e,.
and exciting, and altogether the afternoon was en-.
cess. After several disappontments Puzzle seo,st
and all the track help wcrc delighted with srv.
harvest reaped in the betting ring at odds OF -
| 10 TO I. stockton The favorte, and Bravo Tia A..
| ond choice, never prominent. Radiant VA.
must have been neglected by Mr. Gideon and N.
friends. Riley laid 10 to against him for pI.rs
| was a poor second, and Harrisburg, q 90 10 ,so,
| third Bergen rode Puzzle
| Tristan, who has become a useful handicap hon,
won the second rather easily, though he .,.,
near fouling Belwood in the homestretch. pelIus.
| Dad the rail and running strong when Trs,,,
| swerving from a cut OF young Haywards whip :.
wholly unnecessary cut-cos,ed him, forcing penrv
| 10 pull up to avoid an accident. As foul v,.
claimed the horses were placed they fnlssc,
Tristan first j, A. b. second, BellwOod third. Jan
ran in the colors of H. Bondy, the owner Of R..
Harrison, Mr. Bondy having leased his running e,.
to be hopeless victim OF total depravlty. Az
leading for seven fIrlongs he quit in a coxadl,
manner.
Pearl Set and the RefOrm-Issaquena flly were so,J
favorites In the betting the third race, To-
being laid against each. The stOnehenge-N,y,
Buckley colt third choice, and Express was we'll
backed the strength Of his westchestsr reputation
Pearl Set, well ridden by Allen, won without unduly
exertlng herself The Issaquena hlly showed fight IN
thu Larn nL l.,,t IL
The deep mud beat Taviston in the fourth ras
which went to ouesal. Pelham second. The ovn.,
OF Pelham thought he had slender chance Of runnn,
third as in order TO gain that honor Pelham had bu,
one horse to beat. The public knew very well thai
the Dryers withdrew Tayiston from a race ON sasur.
day because Of the deep mud, yc
Tayiston met in Lonelay. Pelham and ossu
he was made warm favorte. Mud Is no respector
Of class or quality. mud handicap Is the mos
handlcaps; 1t causes public form to disappear en-
rely, # brings the high and low together or pushes
judgment On a dry track Iaviston would hsys
walked away from those crabs; 10 the mud ,Aey
with JOCKEY on hor back the vassal-MarIa nry
would have had an easy victory in the fifth race
inches by the Aequittal colt, who won, all out,
while Caspar, the good thing finished third, head
behind her caspsr lost much ground BY going vide
at the head OF the homestretch Addie T., tue favor
ite. was never heard from.
Refund took the last race after lively tussle with
oarsman. Redleaf was allowed 10 run in this race
although he was ruled of some time ago at West
side Park, Chicago.
The clubs programme for what II pleases TO call u
second November mee'irg-Wedne'day- Thursday.
Friday and saturday OF tIs week-was issued yes
programmes, Is a reduction OF all purses 10 $780,
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE SWEEPSTAKES. BEATEN HORSES. sia
EACH. 5000 ADDED. SIX FURLoNGs
r. c. Lvingstone's b. m Puzzle, by MOrtemer-
l. l. qSa stSals g. e. Ihl,'is;SS1s sSs1t5n D.
! Miller. s b; Facial B, 2 % tcor ioc'~5All.a
s;y Ss7ySr@J5S 81 ssS:. S5 ycsy s 5$
C. ForOe''' b. c. Arab A,sS % .as ssas lOO'sSS'Si
burg R'sns E@RSn T sssspi Hs
Sy Gn GTsJ r 50 Gasa t b to M'n0a 10 to l. Arab 80
.{,;:s$s 70 ssss.ss Ess,p svss, 10
4 s & ~ :.I I q I is' 1Ss1,' AK
10 q py was y t. fsSat .sssaa
S!: :sn H. f. ii$r' %ss s e q, sss
the the ho%esrstch: where there ssner.I
SHS SsS R the
head before Harrisburg Stockton and M BrsyS ws.
SECOND RAcE-HANDIoAp SWEEPSTAKES. Ns
EACH, 5000 ADDED. Lie MILES
L. stuarvs b. c. Tristan, by Genelg--La Trsysta,
H Roady. S6s sS j. Ss5ssa
Bcvsrwyck stables b. c. castaway ii, 3, loS
g. waHss4: " ss4?i:4: g. I'5ss"2s G 49, HSs
WOOD af'ps y 70 II f s ta5S1os
Reiqs poeSuTrifssa9 sses' ra,:smas,
Ley BsllSood led at the start Larchmont was se~s,
third Joe Lee fourth C3staw3y III hfth, j.
lower turn oe cafvay ran On. hSssh sSss aqS sa ss
aR brd e At stne the hafSle post Joe Lee dropped B
gSe4 ':s "a sss Ssa1S ":s
the head Of the homestrech SasaS Wa aDn w
ysSSs ySSS then SS the d oasd tSs ffS BY
fvey e. nsS econd sHd 'sT eSet and hall before Bewo
Lost much n ~ SNa an the %ho las, him an" tx
the rail from him forcing Penny to pun Sp Ispgr
Ti'eoi Tbeodosus and Dumboyne withdrawn.
TTIRD RACE-swEEPsTAKEs Two.YEARoLDs
SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SIX FURLoNGs
E. Browns b. Pearl Set. by Falsetto-Pearl ThGTns
w lSS 0smans T. - by ieiorm-fsaquenns Ss
7. suart,s ch. c. -, by stonehenge-Mary Bqet
BoSyNdae oSyd 2s stables B. g. Express CSs
". C. Days en- MaTS %i@ b b aS aSG,'
Betting wiaPesf seY 2nIs.. 9 I'ssqssni ss dy H,a. as
to : Mary Buckley colt TO 8. Express to l. s'''
| Express went on 'front.' Ike Nesubulc I'LL :, ~
| head OF the horcstretch and stopped rbs lsae~s
Hiv then took up work. but Pearl Set camf ton.
the sst furong and beat her rather easily BY s
tfo Issaquena MY second threequarers of en.M ~
fora the Mary Buckley colt. Mamie Is was last n ~ ~
| way pilgrim, Alarm Belle and Robesp.ere aia >"
| start. yv.l
FOURTH RACE-swEEPsTAKEs. THREErL"S
| oLDs. slO EACH. 5000 ADDED. IL MILF
T. Dwyer's b. T. Quesal, by Hmysr-oueen ban
iGa %,eT b C Pelham
Dwyer Brothers b. c. Tavlston, li5.-.. belss@
G.. Forbess b. c. Lonelsy lO2. ....'''''.''- -1Lam'"
- Tme-2 03ss -..ts
Betting to wln-Quesa j. to D, Pelham 70 J. "''"
| 4 10 5, Lonelay q 70 J. - -. - & rsrt
| Betting for place-Quesal n 10, Pelham 70 ~"
ton none Lonclay eyens. -,.,., ra.<f
Quesll. Tavston went the front on the S~ rs
and .ed 10 the quarter where he was lolnee w ND
| and Ionelay the three running heads alsrt ~ 1as
stretch, ouesal length behind Lans"S mm mnma..sL
homestretch but was quickly disposed 9 Dy yuas ~.
came to the front at the furong ana 'i,i, ,nev ~
struggle with Tayston second, head bei9e ~ MN not ss
| three lengths back. Bill Barnes and Eric diu ~" "A