New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
DIABLO BADLY BEATEN.
r,x1suNG IN TIE REAR OF AN ORDINARY
FIELD.
an AFTERNOON OF QUIET SPORT Al SHELL
uE Al RAY.

80 To SOC the apple of lis eye so psuS 800 80
nv field of poor quality must Lave ,hat tho colt
cola MANY heart pangs. is IL loSSO' -, 400 much |
onco so game honest and generous ,,.,,op A. bo
racing in his work9 or does ne &c. bo ,r.s co
'",,"e 800, ,o,, tho stretch in HIS preliminary "' W
gallopeu uo"" VIZ h,self with such dash ana Vlgor |
iu Vi 81, - .nvious for a race that low VINO Sd"
s ,a o,,,ip from backing him ~ win. 4" NV
INN - 80 az frisky as mule III 1aiioS Ps'e'
s,m HE greatest admirers eOu'" ~ aor.ar, 40
80. 10 ,ros light IN flesh. III was NV ,,1NS
- ,or,scope 10 count his DacA 'eo'n' So.
ICING at Saratoga he should nav o.,a ha, he
herAe ", hut II was painful to observe thae nc
200 pouH" S.a,sr than when he left Monmouth Park
ieemeu ~ Racegoers have an affection Tor TINS
wv nv. Dd all are sorry TO see him SO saoly alisS'
A' ~ race Diablo pulled like a tugDoat anu was Do
Al ~. as a steam engine while kept under
.-aiot lint when Bergen turned MN loose anu pauo
90 after Orifamme he lost all ampluoh UT
a 60 Won the race with the greatest ease, ai'er
I,in IN the rear of the field for mile. But Ander-
-. generously near losing the prize through
PRONUNCIATION as after going round his horses at the
80 ~ the bomestretch Orihamme swerved IN toWdru
-. rail completely shutting out Castaway IL anu
~ Tto,.ss who were running strong and free,
fortunately there no collision and no complaint
AZ ,onl The wicked Niagara was rather surPriSeu at
N, desperate hustling the ndomitabie Hamilton gave
h,r during this brief journey. Was he the same
,,'.a that ran on Wednesday and started an In
.s,jcation by his reprehensble conductl mile anu
an eiobtb was entirely too far for the Niagara VI
vsanesday a mile and three-sixteehths was NOT qu""
Car enough for the Niagara of yesterday Ofinanihe
heat him only half length in fast time
Aurania Is the FLY that fell over the rah al Nun
mouth a year ago, and so seriously IhIureu H
.boulder that She was in hospital all the winter am
Aid not rcappear in public till month ago ono
seems perfectly sound now. and has haSh Oh 'no
speed of her great brother the mighty FREMONT ou'
there is not fcde and iainthear'eu VI
On the tnrf She worked a mile in AZ Ia at INC
BROOKLYN track on Thursday, and on inc suoueu
that trial was made an overwhelming faVofi'e III '"o
first race her owners and the pubic bachlhs n 90
If she we're an FL Rio Rey or Reclare Nu' pni,
rode her and sle finished second, length an" no.
behind Cassus That was about her proper P"0o'
Murphy is not riding in his best form 'hcso O'
He is an artist in the saddle, ana III urd"4no -
finish has no SUPERIOR but he seems 10 WIN WIN
nothing lust now but Kingston. Mclaughlin "otnO1
a tempestuous passage on that ola !aue Aouo D0''
who seems 10 have outlive1 her usefulness.
Milton Young brought lilly over here from heh
bucky that he thought fast enough TO WIN tne
Wonderful stories Of her private trals were "nSPoio
,ou,,,,slv about some OF them found their way into
he ears of certain bookmakcrS, and these smart ieo
imagining themselves the lucky pOsscssoS OF the pest
thing of the year laid only TO against the My
who was no other than Heter SHELTER, by Pell Nell
Encore Their next-door neshbors In the Detuhg
ring laid as much a. SEQ to l against the same ANIMAL
Vel the history ot the Futurity records that heier
SHELTER was nowhere MI Young was
.o,elv d,saupointed and TO convince him
self that the FLY was really as .gooo
a. she had shown in private he started her yesterday
Size ran WE'LL though green. and e1>i!y beat every
thing in the rae but Ocylcte. But the h,h Wa
4 door o.c Successor was the favolite, Heller
Shelter second cE&ce.
The other ra.cs were not above ordinary selling
plate Affairs aud reused lule interest among the
900 or 5000 spectators present. 1t IS worthy OF
note that Garrisons mortgage the grass race mis-
carried for the first time this meeting. lie rode
Falcon, and Falcon protested srenuousiy that
serious misunderstanding arose with fatal conse
quences in the betting ring, where Falcon was a
warm favOr'te. The sta ting up to Mr. taldWelPs
best form, and every aeia1 OF the management was
this track hes given mOrc general satisfaction tlah
managed by Mr. Xix and his able assistant Mr.
Banker Not the slightest hitch has occurred since
the opening of the meeting. That is the Way u
mako the I.utua1s ocular.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACL-swEEpsTAKEs sI5 EACH $1,000
ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS. ONE MILE
Beverwyck Stables b. G Cas.ius, by LonGielow--Sogth-
Dw SFa Bot BrChcs VS. B. to Aaia9i, 8. Murphy
MeNs6on { q co.'s eR. f. Spetd%eI l. 12j Garrison
4. MsGglgans B. c Bridge1ght 4. Lewif
". D. jennings ch. m. Telie Doc, ,aged. l25
C. Reeds ch T. yiolqqie 3 u 5..-..-.( Iami'OnI
Betting to win-Cassius to i Xuana to TO- ouesal
Is 3 Sp,edTe to Tels % Dos u l. GlocAner 10 to
Betting loI pIacecassigs to g. Aurania 70 ., ouesal
l. sPeSdTee Z Iea Doi to Ui0cAhef to
Mutlas-cassgs straight paid $50 40, place $40 o5;
Alter half dozen breaks out Of the chute violsnte
going iucn3 eaSh me she hed wSn on uIone
ana retired Mclaughlin set 70 work on Telie Doe at
Vlolante fast for the old mare who pumped her
Vdan S doPp Ou Ga hen he took the lead and came
home in front ~ length and half Aurania second
SECOND RACE-SwEEPsTAKEs FOR TwoYEAR-
oLDs. si5 EACH, $1,000 ADDED. ABOUT SIX
FURLoNGS.
W. @. seuIlys .. ocypete, by Duke of Montrose1
j. y. Mulholiands b. {. Tulla Blackburn. ll5...;
3: p wlherss Dr. Chiefgadig. 1l1..,(A hdcIisonj
Mogi5bsH D co.'s on Dr. e. w. C. Morris i8ie%isj
J. A. A H. MorrisS Dr. c. Dr. Hemqth H. IL n
Bowels br, Lopdike, III (Nafd9
MeN MsE.r Co.. d w hsS Nj oadslso
IzcSslcE stables b & Lutte ,d Bi lS...C Roansl
b Morfis,s Sr c. Lisimony y6s l1l 86 Anen(
Bs'qns 70 wnsQ &c sD7ct to Ell No,
g ,o / c9sf!s9 7 g Re,et;e to Martha RI 10 to
Helmgth 20 l. Little Bill 40 to l. Lisinony Is to l.
l. Tulla Blackburn 3 l. Successor 5 w. c. Morris
Lille " Is to Mnon G' to Lordk S y to l. 70 Dr.
Helmqth 70 l. Little BIZ 10 to l, Llsimony TO l,
Jim WATSON TO I.
Mutuals-ocypete straight paid 500 70, place els TO-
Helter-Skelter place (feld tickeU IS IS.
II anybOdys race for half a mile. Then Ocypete
drew under the whip, though pressed al
way down the stretch by HelterSkelter by length
and half Heller Shelter second two lengths before
Tulla Blackburn. Martha and Jim Wasson were prOm-
nent in the early Of the scramble both failed to
stay
THIRD RAcE-swEEPsTAKEs FOR THREr-YEAR.
oLDS e15 EACH, $1,000 ADDED ABOUT SIX
FURLoNGS
+. II. steyenss CHI. c. Hub s., by Onondaga-Square
d. & ]
J. r McDonalds CHI. T. Manoa. LII. (loane1
1--WE Bfo,hefs En- c. oregon, l22 .::..- (Muphy)
y, C9.s Or G. Prince loWafd Ia Day
D. T. Pusers CHI. I. COots, (ergen)
T. u Maggins br. c. Kern los: -.---....-( Barnesl
J, T. Wii,ams's Dr. May O. fll;-.......(stovaB 0
c. Cornehlsen's CHI CarnOt 114-.-...- IIaInton5 o
Beyerwyck stables Lotion, ll4..........CTmaD
l. u iIl.s q l. SlheluId, 100. Riley q
Cumberland stables Dr. G Vermont. ia. (Oyeron 0
J. DIVERS CHI Lizzie D. lO5-...--.-... (Covington)