New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
FIVE FAvORITES WIN.
uroHrY INTERESTING SPORT AT GRAVES
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,,,sv QUEEN WINS THE GAzELIE STAKES AND

.rrpurroR D. TEE. LAwNVIEw HANDICAP
ro.rs who have been gropng in the dark nor
- sipce the Brooklyn races began on May 10
V N, Light yesterday and after enjoying an ai'0r
-. ~ stirring sport returned home with oneeriui
n s,s smiling faces Five favorites and one talro
80 won The bookmakers, therefore, were &c
s,s,snt There were fftySix IN the nng' ana
.o,rh their odds were dIsgracefuy small the pnonc
- thankful for what they received and Wen' ulclr
-.v rejolcing The raid on those TN DoAeS wiz 70
y rsmeubered for at least twentyfour hours ino no
,.at NJ D. D. WetheTss Mimi FLY ahorued nt'le 'o4
collation., for Gypsy Queen and Holiday caFrlcu noaiS
rs much money the young lady from S",Dr
II r. said thai the Dryers placed iareo go
=, tho aIy In the pool rooms In TINS CITY anu
sI,.ubeve at odds of to /, before 1t was known ta'
Aurooma was to be withdrawn. But the MIMI my
-, r.vsr dangerous She Is low IN hesh' nor rios
Looxsd lke the cogs Of Wheel her coat was uS
,pA her flank presented oacKed up
IGNORANCE. Mr. witherS's trainer nan
rahan. hes been al for some "mo "uu
The Brookae horses have not received tnS a
md care that they require She ran wen 1or hVe
.,r,ongs hut could 20 no further. Holiday lost one
a. ,brouph Ittle6eld's injudicious riding she was
ava uounds better than anything In the race out 10"
sorses without great advantage az the sSr' can 10
,xpsrted DO run mile and Quar1f anu ooS' o'''0
that run only q mile and an eghth flNP@~loA louD
a canital race on Gypsy Queen, and eiter no "e'sheo
49,
- hia borsemsnship that he had engaged the Dare
,.~ns e. ,.da for him during the remainder Of the
- - . comfortable salary. Though not the most
S,tn, q, Jockeys FtspsrckS honesty has never been
questioned He Is riding In exceuent ioFIn tnis
,..son and With such mounts as he Will receive rom
poosd,ls his success seems assured Mr. Wlthers ao-
..s .h deteat of the Mimi hlly with his usual stot
-. Az p. matter of course he expected her to be
h,en Mr. Belmont withdrew f1des because he oid not
go. 40 ysk the chances of wrenching her on muddy
,,ot and Aurieoma did not start becaus me Stanlo
,Aonebt the Mint FLY good enough to win.
TIE winner Of the first race was LoantaEa, Alias
The Ugly Duching, three-year-oh oo4e
NV Sensation out Of Peggy Dawdle He was brod
q, Mrs G. L Lonlards farm, tho Loeusts'
,,a WAS sold last year to d. A Cooper for s1oo He
,s hing low bigbellied. rakish-loohng fellow that
S1r stand a great deal Of wear and tear. He romped
,wsy from his field without being half extended. win
ming In impressive style. What IS Grmadi waiting
fort Eight 10 one seems good enough pnce 10 WIN
At Polo Jim, who ought to be suocessful tout out
Is not persuaded the manager Of the Mutual machines
10 take Khaftan OF the field In order that he might
buy a ticket him. for he said khattan Woulh WIN
In a walk But Jim forgot to get khaftAn on In the
lead a dozen lengths before his opponents
Bsnsdctino won the second race. but narrowly es-
osped deteat by old Ernest. who swooped down upon
him like an eagle from the sky.
Only four horses started In the Lawnvicw Handicap
-Erus big and fat, always opposed 10 exerting him
sef in a small field, and just recovering from lame
ness caused by q curb; Richmond, who has not yet
raced himself into form Larchmont, an untrustworthy
Sunday rogue and Inspector B., who seems perfectly at
homo in any company In stake or in selling race,
cripple on three legs who near being beaten by
Guarantee ON Monday and who always graciousy OK
cused when he loses and damned when he wins by
community Of hackers afraid 10 follow him and afraid 10
let him alone 1t is needless TO add that the Inspector
won. Possibly he was nerved TO the contest by
thoughts Of the great conspiracy that has been agat
ing the mind and destroying the rest OF his distinguished
namesake In this city.
Sir william won the ffth right gallantls, and
squared accounts with the faithful friends who have
followed him since he first appeared at Clifton few
weeks ago. Tormentor appeared to be second by at
least half length, but the Judges must have over
looked him, for they gave the place to Creamery.
Beck, the favorte, won the last race easily after
getting the best Of struggling start.
Tho ally Reelsre by Reform, OUT of Glars, who
YVES bought az the Klttson sale last year for S475,
and who the Glover Stakes cleverly on Tuesday,
has been sold 10 q. Wsrnke Son 10 Mr.. Maxwell,
ovnor Of the English horse Galore. for price close
to 10000.
The Dryers are trying TO induce Isaac Murphy
to come East to de their horses IN important races
TAYLOR is good jockey among light weights, but is
not q strong fnisher.
The track yesterday heavy and holding, and
the time made was slow. There will be racing to-
morrow with the following programme:
First RacePurse s1O 0o for horses that have and
not won this meeting. Weights 10 below the scale
Six tuHongs.
Second Rsee-Handicap, 81. 900 added. 1.1s miles
Third Race--SweepstakeS $1,000 added. for naidens
Of all ages One mile.
Fourth RaCesweepsakos. 81 900 added. for twO.year
ODDS that have and at this meeting "eights
z n below the scale. Six turlongs.
Fifth Race-sweepsakes. $1,000 added for all ages.
Weights 10 n below the scale. LIS miles.
sixth Race-Purse $1,000. selling. Winner to be sold
tor 1900. II for less allowed for each 600 down
70 $1,000. Six fuTlougs
DETAILS OF THE RACES.
sIRsr RAcE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. eco EACH.
$1,000 ADDED. ak FURLoNGS.
D. A. Coopers br. G. Loantaka BY SenssuOn1Peggy
p B. %isr yI: b. iOS SALISBURY s. los GoS3aae
G =; Norris ch Brat Gged ild4S""EWSySarn
Thorpe a1 I Etmsn's eh, c. PcEsimnoas. 4 ~
Manhattan Stables b. 6. KAAttan. g. 81 (car; lO2;
A. J. o.sAa,rs eh EolO, L. los (car III (HaySSsdj
Sr 49, e. E PS Ssm A HTSe}
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u ,sO1ays sh Ben Aasr.sOg' = I'll MoseII
Ehs5ssa "a :: Iaa:SasS 2 ana az {Ssff:
10 to o Deception Ben irlSoa a. and bSiiSood
- Hu:tsn pcois-Fied ESQ. LOanala els, KAa,tan slo.
Eolo s1o
aka straight paid s27 90 place s1s %:
SALISBURY p!aoV s&2 10.
LEAD a. TIE f Of the nag add dSTns ssS S"s sw SS
his horses. In common by SIX lengths
nght for second place lay Khasn and sss
bury The former quit 10 the stretch salisbury gained
s ss fHf oss i'G Ss cans s Up w 4
the place but his rider completely overcome L
LOanaas flying departure that he could 90 nothing but
At still and look On
SECOND RACE-PURsE $1,000. SELLING. 1MILE
sssss AZ g. d SSspedetn: BY hattrh sSsss
W. Lake. ands eh. T. Ernest aged llS (S700 ........
Excelsior Stables b. I. Carrie g.. T. los (ssooS.
w. c. Days eh. h ElgiD. aged. 113 ts7oo, ,..'.,r
" - (Palmsij |
e. W. Streets Oh. C. Bellalr 96 ls1 600. ,IPeAny
O. Bowie's b. PerSuader. q lOl tsl 300 (AHdersOnj
Henson Co.'s Dr. G. SQuaudO g. Ill 5000 (Befgeni