New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
FIVE FAVORITES FIRST.
pUBLIC FORM AT GRAvEsEND.
~,aH.oIAss HORSES WIN THE BROOKLYN
JOCKEY CLUB RACES.


JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
ouhl,c form was sustained in five out OF 'ne SIX
..ass on the Brooklyn course yesterday, and every
-. but one was successful. Hence, the oooK-
~.Sers went home with light pockets WINE 'he
.v of the spectators returned with gleeiui hearts.
- ras delightful autumn weather, cool OUT GENIAL
"a the attendance large. The Victories vi ~
nrlar horses of high quality as are hihgs'oh ana
rnny were joyousy received Although 'here was
p,,le dust on the surface of the TRACK 'here was
.,u,h glue beneath from the long rains OF late
-, all the time was very slow. DusIy faces glowed
&c. n,bllaton. for every was won by colored
- Barnes guided Maidstone and Tenny TO the
'ninc line Hamilton on j. a. Il. and Now
- Nsysr Anderson rode the Ballet colt, and poor
,,rvohy was first Kingston. The white jockeys
80 cu,.classed, outrdden, overlooked, neglected
.rd almost outcast for the day
~r n'-,ss was more fortunate with Maidstone than
y.ru,rd has been with that colt in his recent races
- "a many people looked on Barness luck as better
S.n Eayward's that they backed him with top-lofiy
oosdeuce 10 win the first race and under BarneS's
.kiul handling Maidstone won easily, King Crab sec
and Grmadi il short of work. He viii
he dangerous the next time he starts
With Hamilton in J. A. BIS saddle the money
vresmed merrily into the ring on Captain Browns
coli, who won easy a victory as was seen yesterday
Not for second his friends anxious. Huntress,
An the shrewdest turfmen conceded the Culver
Stakes 10 Kingston. but opinions divided "a 10
whether Geraldine or Reporter would get the place.
Kingston was. in perfect form, and, al
though both Reporter and Geraldine seemed
trained to the hour and did their
hest neither could live the pace at which Kingston
came up the hOmesretch. Geraldine Is quick as
fash on her feet and went fast that she led
for half mile but in the homesrech she was passed
III MI Dap HamiltDu
porter to the last ounce that was in the colt Dut
Murphy on Kingston. calm and SIN as
sepa statue and Kingston won without hurry, worry
or hustle Geraldine is dainty beauty bat mere sue
met her master. From runner in me lu"o u
such flying stock Kingston and Geraiulne "n".
dazzling miller might come, the Prince Charle VI INC
American turf ~,
Hamilton usually rides Tenny. but Cap'a'' n'U"n .
trainer got ahead of Mr. Pllsifers and ehsageo "I0
,rd,oi,E Archer n ride Senorita. so
Barnes was secured for Tenny As Barnes Is hgh''r
and less muscular boy than Hamilton ana mas hoV
UamDton's Vulcanic and volcanic Jury III uS"H
finish some turfrnen Of experience heSl'de" ~ pu'
their money on the renowned booded colt as lehDH
tamner ,s yell known and they feared that Barnes
could not subdue him Hamilton can FOR thlS
reason and for her tested and approved speed
senora was strong second choice. If the track had
been dry and fast, L0ngstreet would nave carIleu
plump sums but a. every one knew that The cohul'o
Of the track would not suit him. he was weak turu
choice Garrison rode HindOocraft, but he ana ETC
were so hopelesly Outclassed that only that sor' Oh
speeuators that is ready at any time 10 bay at the
moon wasted any wealth on either. Tenny sehofna
and Iopcsreet were all prominent in the hIst Ine'
f,r Rarnes did not lie behind with Tenny, "a halhN-
ton usually does. IN the home~tretch Kenny lel' Ms
fad easily, While LongstFeet dropped back Ienny
- =, his lesure Garrison tried one Of his
soneest PUSHES with HindDoc1ft in the last furlOng'
bat Hamilton was moi caught mapping and sehoila
heat Hindoocraft for the place by half length
The autocrauc and impelious way in which both
Kingston and Tenny won yesterday eXciteS increased
interest in their expected meeting in the First special
At a mile and a quarter on Tuesday next at weight
for age which will be l12 pounds for Tenny and 122
lor Kingston. What race that Will bel
W H. jennings unnamed chestnut colt by Onon-
daga Ballet was the favOrite at five furlongS on
Tuesday but was beaten easily by Green Norris
Isimony. Yesterday Mr.. Monis's Jersey Pat the
chief reliance of the south Carolina stable in the two
yearold stakes, and far better colt than IIsimony,
was badly beaten by The Ballet colt at the same
distance. This Is one Of the oddities Of racing.
Jut 10 must DO said that Anderson rode the Ballet
roIt with skill, while AiOser did not show any re-
maIkablc ability on Jersey Pat If q. Morris Is anxious
20 win 81 900 purses he surely find more powerful
more experienced aud more sagacious jockeys than
MOser 10 ride Jersey Pat at lls pounds. The Ballet
coli won by a short head with MajJr DAILY second
The start was bad and the jockeys OF jersey fdt
and Heller Skelter were seemingly caught mapping
30 slowly did they move oil. 1880, ...,,.
In the last the starter gave Bella b. ana swift
so long a lead the Others that many spectators
Kissed Justify But the avorite Now or Never ridden
hy Hamilton, wore them both down, ana Now OF
Never won a welljudged and well ridden race 10y
neck Bella B. was second while Joe Coirtney' VINO
got of last and was almost left al the post ran 80
last in the last quarter that he was goo ''f1,
sihourh he seemed sadly Inclined 10
quit when urged with whip and spur al me
finish. Joe Courtney has speed but Is hur @isagf bit
finish II may nor vet be wholly clear whether
he fault the coils or the Jockey ihg oc G0
shonh have been more uimbe and alert at the start
and the starter should have ben more ,a Wga fn
the moment ManV people who the race would
Ike Ia watch Joe Courtmey's running with master
Jockey I'm the sadde-Say Hamilton
DETAILS OF THE RACING.