New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-24
PUBLIC FORM SMASHED.
SOME ODD RESULTS AT BROOKLYN.
sALyIYI BEATEN by AN ACCIDENT - BELLE
nOR,S DEFEAT.

The hackers of public form were not altogether
happy at the brooklyn Jockey Club races yesterday
Oregon the favorits the first race seemed TO have
lost all his speed arly, and was never promi
nent Mr. Belmont's fly LAZY Margaret, who won
two stakes at Monmouth last year and came out for
the first time in 1850, won easily, with Glory sec
ond. Lady Margaret was second choice in the
betting.
There was a long delay before the start in the
scond race and the starter leaned Idly against the
side of his stand, seeming 10 have lost all interest
I'm the proceedings. Finally, when Pontiac was far
in nont on a dead run, with Grenader second, so
much I'm advance Of the rest of the taied-out Held
that none OF them had any chance OF catching
either Pontiac or Grenadler the flag fell to one of
the worstlooklng OF the year. OF course Pom
tiac walked In first and Crenader WALKED in second
after such start. as none Of the others had any
earthly chance after the send-of Pontiac looked
we'll was so 1T and showed such speed that he would
undoubtedly have won anyway stu owners and
trainers have right TO complain when
such flyer gets present Of the
race I'm the first hundred yards Pontiac
ran in the Dwyer cOlors and was ridden by Isaac
Murphy but he IS owned by j. o. Bonner. to whom the
Dryers sold him some months ago for $4,000 and
after this year he Will be the lord OF Mr. Donners
breeding farm.
The Jockeys Bergen, Bum and Moser werc set down
for the rest OF the meeting for bad behavior at the
post in this race, but nothing was done to Donohue
the rider OF Grenadier who caused much OF The trouble
and delay by falling go up and join the other horses
The recent two.mio heats Of Tea Tray nave uullcd
his speed and he failed TO get place In the third
race although Hamilton rode him and he was the
favori,e in the betting The second choice, Huntcs
with her light weight of 100 pounds won neatly.
with the outsider Bcllwood second. Bella b. may
make good brood mare, but she Is Of little use for
racing in these days.
Nowor- Never was withdrawn from the Speculation
Stakes, and Salyini carried more money than any
other horse, although the odds were not
long against TavistOn, BronLomarte and
Blue Wing salvini would certainly have won but
that he was foued and jostled badly at the first
turn as TO be knocked out of his stride and almost
his knees lie lost much ground that he could
never make 10 up. Moreover his rider Anderson
failed in his efforts to get through the field and had
10 20 around all the other horses in the hOmesiretch
Nevertheless, Salvni fast at the finish that he
was a good third. and If the distance had been fifty
yards more he would have the Tavston
won. with Blue Wing second
Captain Brown present but thought Blue Wing
had chance and backed salvlni straight and place.
The Dryers did not back Tavston In the Speculation
nor Kenwo01 In the selling race for wO-yearOlds
expecting either 10 win, but they lost money
on the favorto in the last race Governor Bowie ;
Belle dor
senorta may have had too much racing She
looked thin and gannt, and Hamilton had 10 ride her
vigorously win the Clinton Stakes. She
was a tired fy after the race Aurana got the place.
Mr. Sands's col; Heather was the favOrite for the
SelngIace but had bad luck, getting pocketcd and
ineriercd with. The finish was close, kenwood just
getting the race with King William second
The surest thing OF the day was supposed TO be
Belle dor in the last race After the style IN which
he oTF1P J9o Lee on Friday Und .acDs double
more certain than that she would win yesterday.
Fs she Ra 3 a bounds Go H.. and run With ally os
than 1o5 pounds up although she might stand los at
pinch. Then 100, as oden Bowie, IT, puts IT. When
other horse you ever saw Belle dor was under
double pull up 10 the last few strides. Then when
challenged by Cacnte. who came up with rush. she
QUIT and Calientc won with Belle dor second.
The attendance larg, and enthusiastic, the
weather perfect and the track both fast and
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-swEEPsTAKEs FOR NON.wINNERs
OF $1,000 IN 1889. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. FIVE
FURLoNGS.
A. ssnG%s' 81 LADY log Ssf1S b Tie s1q? %d
w. BJ, .ge.s sh oi iS. ioa c, 1917
I,2 M,'l Ho,. b., Esos ,oa
tosue stables b. C. Eimstonc, So CoviHetolj
IN s" ssOss Dr. I'M &c Gsrd & d. So s &0
Auourndole Stables ch Hqni9on, 3, loo.Cwliansj
a,etting to wiu-Laay Margaret 10 to s. Glory to /
lima y. 10 % l, oregon 70 5 Estelle 70 l. jim b.
30 to Hunoon ~ to l. Gertie D. 50 to 1, Elnstone
Betting for pace--Lady Margaret to g. Glory 3 to l.
40 10 /, Huntoon 10 To l. Gerte d. 20 /. Emsoone
Mgtua ILL Margget straight paid s22 80 place
I'll ~, yDi "Ioty pSee fig 80. -, a., -,
start, with Estele ii the icai Emstoc second. LAZY
scis they 6ad e. sEoesf.od. showed
got oil we'll but showed no speed ia any part Of The
race n3t even holding ms own In The Journey. for he
81 dn me t, way Cqy sSSttas nm at the end H,Sas
the two leaders Estae and Eoht IN dozen : G9sa
ana literally raced them to standstil by n. time they
away she won N ths easisst possible minner by tao
so5fiie Colonel Hunt and KING william we ra %
SECOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR NON.wINNEKs
OF 81, 900 IN 1889 SPECIAL WEIGHTS. FIVE
FURLONGs.
]. o. Donners blk h. Pontiac, by pero Gomcz-
J. sG Hysa sf + h. Genadcr aged i2 ~ 6 SSRRa
.. 4. longs B. e. Lante aaed lii. Taralj 8
w W; a. SCUM, : D. T. oc{Pce = ~, stevenson .
Ranns yiiiage s MSa 8 ii-c GJ dscfso@
D. B. ,wl,heT:s B. h. IlGl0S ), liz ' (MosS3
Au6andae Stable eh ' rnada q GT
80 gonS 10 gcypie Is rea 70 Set i a to
i Village Maid IS to l. Mah6ia Is to l, Furoy 20 70 /,
BcI1ine Tor yace-Pontiac none, Grcnsdler to s. La
Village Said l. MaHCiar c'S to tird FSs to H. T.
MUtGals Pontiac straight paid o5 place 81 90 Gren
After long aal seemingly unnecessary delay at the
post, due principally to the Ins1c,y Of ronnder who
refused 10 Join his horses the dag FELL exceedingly
bad start for all except the two faN race WAS
gift TO !Ontiac who got away with lead OF two lengths
and remained in front TO the end winning easily by two
lengths. Orena1ier second all and
four lengths in front OF Latte who Ocypcte Length
Pearl Set and nadaga were % all ntcnts and purpose, left
at the poat For bad behavior Bergen Bum and Mosei
did not start Pontiac ran in the Dryers colors
THIRD RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES soo
EACH, $1,000 ADDED. BIO MILES
Chicago Stables en- I. Hunress bv Sprinchok
w. r. Joness b. 2. Bellwoo1 4, lHcFeen}
Dwyer Brothers l.. T. Bella b., 4, 1OO.....(Afl.n1
6. B. Morris's ch Barrstcr, ). (Murphyl
W. Lakelanfs ch {. Tea Tray. T. list Lamiiton
BeyerWyck Stables Dr. G. Osrsman. 1o0. (Stevenson
Time-2 och.
Betting 70 win-IIuntfess fl s. BellwOod 10 "a |
Bella Il. to ?, Tea Tray II "a 10, bsrrlser Il TO /
0arsman % 10 /.
0, Betting Tor Pacer 7 to 8 BelwOod L