New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-14
RACING IN MUD AND RAIN.
nwyrR LUCK suCCUMBs TO THE WEATHER
THE MEETING AT ELIZABETH POSTPONED TILL
SATURDAY.

rur MEETING AT ELIZABETH POSTPONED TILL
SATURDAY.
ou,no m n serious misunderstanding between Dwyer
fnck and the existing meteorological conditions which
confront Dwyer Luck, there VIII be no racing al
Elizabeth to-day, and none tomorrow, put II tno
affairs OF the disorercd heavens can be amcably re
adjusted in forty eight hours, sport will be resumed
on SATURDAY. There was precious little sport yeser
aav Rain fell on the Just and on the UNJUST ana 'no
misery II caused found than enough OF 'na'
company which It loves. Nobody seemed percouS
happy yet there very comfortable crown Ill "0
betting ring. - ..u
-Four fayoritcs won, one ran second ana ono i
oregon with only IO7 pounds his back was Ooa.o"
IN a oanter by Civil Service, who carried w. iiiS
WAS a sumner from which hackers could never ,o.o'
IN the course Of a single afternoon INC o e rto
TO against Civil Service and 10 oh s So. -
latter must have gone STALE ITO n'' w
racing uO, suic,ferous he'll
49,. .on,.d 10 crawl kindly in the second race,
na . IA hsd nothing but crabs TO beat "hy' nc peat
EN- -. altar getting the worst OF
tho start which was long deiastn Inc io SUI "a
inc s' ' ras the imposition of fine OF So ON
this oetaf; ~. 1--WE Jockeys who rode AS, however,
ssrboe does ride often ana Is not ni'ionaire
his hne screaming avorte in the fourth race
fell going halt the the S%rney turn and GoS saddle
In ad over her withers, which of course, stopped
Pelham captured s ene race cevery from
Freedom, and St Nick captured inc last race aS h'
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $40 EACH $500
ADDED SPECIAL wEIC HTS. SIX FURLONGS
w G. Day's b. c. Civil service, by Reorm7Bonn.Ss
pwyS yr Br ~ CHI c oieSOn 3 iGi erge6
Chicago stablos Dr. c. Wheeler ~ co1not i9t
r. Lcwss eb. c; Martin Russell g. Ss.-.-gsldsy}
Empire Stables eh' h. f fGase'po g.. o. iva
wheesr r to l, Martin Russell IL to 8, COldsream
w1si fog a g. ass s's gregg g.
& took lead at the start st and ANA WAS n ss
sssa second IN the Us ' beat Wheeler T.
the place. Tpstan did not start.
SECOND RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. slo
EACH, $500 ADDED. 3-16 MILES.
g. B. MOrris's oh. Barrister by Brambe-MSiss
W. H a. RafieG ysS b. 'e0 I Lee co3sto3
PwyST y BFGt6sFS Ss B 1876 BeTsen
BETTING to wn-BorrIster eya2s Joe Lee to l. New.
burg io H. on 49, 4 to to Joe New.
Betting for p iace o,p ~ 70 o. JOG i' " W
Oh made the running FOR three tuIl0ng and wa was
the easiest possible manner By dozen ieng Joe
lee second three lengths before Ne~fOurs @eOnS'u'
rHIRD RACE-swEEPsTAKEs. MAIDEN Two-YEAR
oLDs $40 EACH. $500 ADDED. SIX FUR
Dwycr Brothers b. c. Benefit by Binet-Belle Palmer,
GRAY 15S { CO.'S b. c. Tacitrs. lis seaManl
en- 0rsepS@ rs rrs5seI he G&A Hast
T. Prdc Sf the Vilage rs Darbee(
C. IL. JOhr's b. sHanissird us 7 -''''' 0''ins'Op
BttRs TO ya3PeGS an 70 Tqc Sn,5aS to % oresana
Betting for u Sa v to o TsUs to sPanafd
Sspy # ne bpSsh f s. ' aI Sa an op sS
ga? three ehgths remained in front FOR h'e ana
half Tactus second, length before oregana Caspar
FOURTH RAcE-swEEPsTAKEs. NoN-wINNERs
SINCE OCTOBER Is. $40 EACH 500 ADDED
11-l6 MILES
G. Forbess b. c. Lonclay by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ySa
J. Misr's B. c. Pelham g. 9s (Relly, 3
P H. Ryan's oh. g. ThtodOsius .. 1o7Bergen) =
EEL.
Betting win-Lonelay % to ), Pelham 10 to o. Glory
Betting for pace-Ioneiay to s. Pelham to 8, Glory
had ne rail- a the s bsT o but laue as run her 20 's
tight saddle dragged oyer I've I her %tssGs
post where n he slipped o aef rel then st dos
RsFs Ssad and 8ps alone before reh1%
FIFTH RACE-sELLING SWEEPSTAKES. $40 EACH,
$500 ADDED. SIX FURLoNGs.
Excelsior Stables b. f. Golden Reel by Spendthriit771
y9neS yrs.' III FI n Noseri
" boa rGuS d blk. t e. VSTiee eyj
l. Kely en- G. Ham FSg'tg' 49, g. LS3
A. itkenss ch. h Lottery. g. 1o5 ..........-uryms)
Betting to win-Golden Reel to 10, Freedom - TO 5.
vardee IS TO Harry Faustus to l. Reparee 80 TO l.
Be{n@ for pace-Goldcn Reel to s. Freedom 5.
Variee 6 to !, Harry faustus evens hepartee 70 -
Reel ran Ike team to The head O the homesretch Then
snshs freedom second ten before varde
Id not start. No bid
sIXTH RACE-SWEEPsTAKES NoN-WINNERS
SINCE NOVEMBER l. $40 EACH, $500 ADDED
1.16 MILES
G. W. Poole's CHI G. St. Nick. by Kyrle Day-Siience.
W. & Days b. G. Gicnmound. 5, io7.l.... Qambiey) 9
Excelsior Stables CHI & Royal Garter A. III traiaD d
Betting to whist. Nick TO 5. GenmOund to 5.
Betting for pace-st Nick and Genmound nOne Royal
Garter last 'The Tapped upper
where Nick drew out and thereafter had the race az
second four before Royal Garter Letra, Tayis
ton and Guy Gray were withdrawn
BFTTER MAKE THE OFFER TO MR.. BONNER
report was published yesterday that Senator
George Hearst, OF California, had teegraphcd from
Sacramento 10 Senator Leland Stanford offering the
sum of s25OOOO for the famous FLY sunol, provided
she was not yet the property of Robert Bonner.
Speaking of this report yesterday, David Bonner said
Hsunol is beyond doubt my brothers property. As
you told Monday night the negotiations were
complete and a Of fact the money is
Its way 10 Senator Stanford Senator Hearst
get her from Leland stanford. who is accustomed
70 carry out any contract he may make
NEEDED REFORM IN RACING.
Chicago, Nov. 13-There is large gathering of
horsemen from all parts Of the West in this city to-
lay, in attendance the annual meeting of the
American Turf Congress- An executive session