New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-12
RACING IN DEEP MUD.
RATHER QUIET SPORT AT ELIZABETH.
rHREE rAvoRrrEs GET HOME IN FRONT AND
THREE GO DOWN.

ruprE FAyoRrrEs GET HOME IN FRONT AND
THREE GO DOWN.
No extraordinary excitement was noticed at the
eazabeth track yesterday. The racing was tame and
tho peoule who saw 1t did not number many thou
sands The main deck of the grand stand was
harrcn waste but there considerable life below
s,airs and In tho betting ring now completely III
closed in glass and comfortable as conservatory
The track was In wretched state. The hahoioap
At a mile and quarter in 90 3-4 While tno
hest time over the six-furlong course was - l.,
A mist drifted from the east in the faces OF 'h'
spectators. ,,,s.y
Fordham won the first without exertins hih'.'
IN a remarkable extent. That sprighty t"oy oai-o'u
Fxpress was rather harshly treated by air' 'a"
Last Thursday he got of in front with ie'o VI
lengths and Fordham had TO stre'cn us H. Nv. -
him Mr.. Caldwell, who likes 10 o''" W san.ao.
took care that the youngster got no su0n o. go
r.stersay. and Express IN the hands Oh jim 0ulpi'
Africanus was last when the sigma %
heat him for both first and secoh" Pi"0o 49,.
'0a. - r. ran well on Thursday In much peter
n.nv than the lot of maidens all ioriorn NO hao 10
contend with yesterday, won the secoio race as nc
,,sssod spread eaging his field The ring iaid 10
against him.
Th ,b,ra race went to Harrisburg, who has been i'm
orovipg steadily under the public eye. HIS success
,vas satisfactory vindication of public form.
An interesting feature of the folrth race was the
amazing confidence Penny reposed in the soundness
NJ Glendales bride reins. Why bless the boy, If
those reins had parted with the terrible strain put
rpon them he would surely have turned double
somersaut over Glendalc's tail Penny must be
mora careful The entire racegoing community
would grieve TO see such nice little fellow hurt while
striving honestly 10 keep too-ambtious mount from
running over the moon. Now-or-NeVer. la'e
NJ the Chesterbrook establishment, won
the race with ease, Dunboyne second. Glendaie
beat Barrister, who sulked
Golden Reel topped the favorite. Bradford ana
the second choice, Glenmound, in the fifth race,
winning I'm a canter. Yet Bradford carried only luz
pounds and Glenmound 102
Golden Reel Is one of the best mud horses in train
ing when not Overwhelmed The Dryers started
Taviston in this race and came losing him. After
Golden Reel, Bradford and Glenmound had passed the
Judges an exploring expedition was sent up the nome
stretch in search of Stan-in search of Tavston Az
late hour last night of his discovery and saie
return received.
Puzzle captured the last race, and st. Nick, the
favorite, ran second
DETAILS OF THE RACING;
FIRST RACE-swEEPsTAKEs $40 EACH, $500
ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS FIVE FUR
LONGS
Dwysr Brohers BIZ FOrdham by FalsetossT gpS
G. Wsbauins b. c. Blue Rock, 8 lI5 G SyTSh5s3
" c Days CHI Mamie b. So 100 L@% 9Ssi
Chicago Stables CHI G. GirOndes 1O2 COX coybSton
Betting to wiro al%s5i co. ntrs Ross to l.
Expires Mamie 20 to l. 10 Gr0n BTe r. Rock co to s.
nsRss G dss FEN but to reldam
sSeR a ap hm headed s%S Foham sySt esy
shock h Of bS Sra fh SS@'g natSS Lively
R RepSrt Sit and il Hiab dad start
SECOND RACE-swEEPsTAKEs MAIDEN Tw VIZ
VT.p.oTDS slo EACH, $500 ADDED slA
FURLoNGs. r>, r.o,,s
Empire Stables b. Trestle, by Kyre Day-iTT srn
pw 1ls Brothers. b. c benefit cBf aSen}}
" K9ne = casP Paet us jseaman
C. j. KrsHs's b. I. Laurentis OBJ
ps,,,Os to wn-re giSf to j BENEFIT to oregaqa
Saa. 1fs Lass :! 30 to f'u'eH'' 10 70
qs;g'} ps q Hs' IS: h'u'sn'
Te fsycd the lead ,G a. Sy ' sI e sgfi
sd wp s5s rs b Before eaRtsg the
:. was s t ansA away re %ss
THIRD RAcE-swEEPsTAKEs. $40 EACH EACH v sTUo
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS SIX FL"
Charles oxys ch G. Harrisburg, by HOpefu-A>TShstqh2,
rmpe s iSS Bshe% 20 te,S io Fl ASn
u T. Tujsifer's br h. Grimaln o. ~, id9 w. CPcnny
q IInoSard's Dr. C. Joe Hcnemsn, 4, 5-(snyaep
.,rno to u,n-HaTr i9Snr = to 5 Bohemian to l.
Facial n. y to 3, Glimadi Is 70 o. Vdino' ~ - -
Betting FOR placeHorrS6urg to ., B1hf o Lonelay
40 l. Joe Heinemsn 20 70 l. -, r,,bor struggling
.. G Sat .d S9' doPp Si r %S B. BShsm%@
aud Harrisburg then moved up n HarTsbug showed
Ss superiority by passing The CHeT % Mo IN he easiest
oSshle manner by length; Bohemian seconu S IA
bSfors Facial b. Burnside, Later On winonna Vafuec
and Faunus did not start
rorRTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. GU
EACH $500 ADDED IL MILES.
O. p Mcs;eas br. C. Now:o'.Neyer by St9uord1
we Bys1n Ga5 SG sa6es b. h. DunGoyn
~ c,rr,odv,s h. C. Glendale A. Penny
G B. MoTTiss ch c. Banser, A, 1o2 car 1 lSd1o1;
po,,,Dg TO win-Noao to s. DunboynO to l.
GfRdag for 70 l. ssr none DunbOyne to
az . se TSnns for six uong when he
was pased by leading the rest Of the
wGh s TaasE s ss cnd %H Who
beating Barrister. Taragon did not start
FIFTH RACE-sELLING SWEEPSTAKES: sio
EACH $500 ADDED. SIX. FURLoNGs.
Excelsior stables b. Golden Reel by sPe9dter
M Ne e RSy Roche: SeisFd 5 los s Asn
Dwyer Brothers b. C. r, TsyT'9 on g. lO'
Betting to wn-Golden Reel to, 1. GienInound II to
o. Rens cr % Reel TO- clenmOund
to bradford Tays'G on TO and TavsOn was
las To% TEN lengths to halt urlong behind Gsn
RS Ss w leS Won Sr Without the s acHy by three
i ,cpa' Brown Charlie did not start No bid
SIXTH RAcE-sELLING SWEEPSTAKES. $40 EACH
$500 ADDED ONE MILE
yns;soSss se oa q, Iu5as by sosen
C. Te'( Pooes e. ; So SIs 's aged
6 E EGrs B. o st. Prince HasHi Karl