New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
FRENzI BEATEN AGAIN.
q DAY OF PROFESSIONS IN DEEP MUD.
rHAnlEx pRxux WINS run wrsTcHEsrER
HANDICAP At JEROME PARK.


gorgeous blunders It is said that Hayward always
des ORDERS that he rode FrcnEi TO orders yesterday
ct Jerome Park. FirenZi was badly beaten. now
Matthew Ryrnes IS Of the most agreeable mon In
fhe world and there few trainers that can handle
horse With greater credit 70 themselves ton
io4heir employers But IL Mr. Byrnes instructed Hay
gana 20 watt with FIrenzi, he must acknowledge that
- erred most seriously. The mare had only Charley
proux and 10 Logos beat. She carried 122 pounds
while their weights 107 and 1G4 respectively The
eonrss wac Quagmire, sea Of soft sush. Frenzi
got OF well, but Hayward waited and Dreux went out
% make the pace, followed by old lie Logos. per-
ft storm Of mud from their flying heels fell upon the
marc filing her eyes and nostrs and loading her down
- that before she had gone quarter
mile her 122 pounds were Increased 10
about 40. This effectualy settled her On the far
snrn .ie made Der run, passed 10 LogeS like a fash.
and ID the head Of the homestretch got
on almost even terms with Droux. But the effort
took away her strength and speed and she fell back
That lao pounds stopped her. and the race went to
Dreux, with 10 Logos second.
II was the opinion of all observant turfmen that
u Hayward had taken the marc to the front at the
start he could have kept her there without particle
Of trouble. Charley Dreux would have quit IN dis
gust headed, aud the ancient 10 Logos
would never have got within striking distance. When
Ftrenn met Raceand last Friday fast track
she was sent out 70 make the pace, aud Raceland.
who waited, beat her. She should have done the
waiting then, Yesterday in deep ms& she waited
and beaten. II she had made the pace she would
have Won TO Q certainty.
II was q day Of PROFESSIONS In six races the
horses that got of IN front at the start won hands
down. FitEroy galoped away from Carnot and So So
In the first, winning in a walk; Auncoma walked
twsy from poor Lady Pulsfer In the second, winning
st 6tandstill; Charley Dreux ran away from lie
Logos and FireIzI In the third; Tormentor spread
eagied his field of twoyearolds in the fourth swift
allowed her heels TO Inverwtck and st. valentine In
DruidgSS homo
Letcher and Garrison IN the seventh.
The sixth race would have been repetition
Of the Others If Guarantee had not been un.
behind behind the - leaders e and could never get
nearer the front than secOnd place. Arab won
lis Ecrs s4o ike dose Of salts.
Five fsyories won TIA betting was light s as the
race there was so little Eating on the boris ina,
hs s d 0qs e raS The hS ODDS
that i would not be 90 to at f Il Would So not
not Do sis .a hi? 10 sra 70 d G pee
Non on small scale, and somebody won something
Mr.. Hsggin was not present to witness the defeat
R,Sy Royai turned her ankle in the fourth race,
but for which she might have finished second TO Tor
Jockey Cub fer is thcnshtiuinoss in placing ice
water &C eonvenisnt places in the grand stand Inc
DETAILS OF THE RACES
TITAN CoURsE-14OO YARDS.
D. D. withsrss b. h. FltzHoy, by King Ernest Ernest
g. comsbfxHs eh g carhot 8 DSnni
J. D. fheIpSs en- + S% So si p -, g .,...'.-'reh"N
Betting. STRAIGHT aa$ paSe-FlH[Oy ! to 3 and out
o'iaSs nS sasSs paid 90 e place s5
and r. First ,, A', s p. T F Of T r.
81 dssss b n S sc So By
SECOND RACE-PURsE $500. TuREEYEARoLDS.
lilo MILES.
o. D; witAetss ch. +. AuncOma oy King E I7
". Lov.ir. th: Lady Pu.:isy, 1I3a..:.:Ibunnj
Betting, straight ony-AuTicOna to 70, Lady Pull
i Nutnsi:- Aqgieems ga!a o 20 ... .,,,,,,w, ,,,v
money and got e q dozen lengths behind me golden
.. & " re we Esssy HS si'Rs
With ieyns Sah bs aSs is the. qnS wd1d T nS BE-
that 6 would not BE- better than :03 and 70 that
sas Gleason on made little sure money.
THIRD RAcE-wESTCHEsTER HANDICAP. $50
EACH, s1,5Oo ADDED. SO MILES.
Gssis EssSlwoGd, w. io4 n. iNs PS% SSssSss
T. b. Hassn' b m EIi.s5 8 i&2cnsywaFd'
ts TssSs % and 4 :, ChariSy DreSr to and
~ DFeg I Straight paid s45 TO- place
= I'm eIwiek, Larehmont and Falcon were withdrawn.
5sSsysd waiting oret aad SfPTs s hO hSrss
70 sbost i4O by mud from the heels Of Charley Dreux
. sndea s she could T scaTcsy asge along CHARLEY
% a i Turn TS ao fR h lP h S
geed LEFT % creep away from her and win by Length
second Slaes length f before u The fsvSrit%
EogRrH RACE-rURSE $500. TwoYEAR-oLDS.
1-2 FURLoNGS.
Hampstead Stables Oh. TOrRsntor. by Joe Hooker
h ii e H Hsssso = colt Ein loS ' iSSaa
f k6S aSSn'd los so Ands1sS
Sascn asssss s.S Ss ca EGe baS
sesy T Sc aesss
70 ssst pa sTG 2s place 81
s5 ;Sss @ gd a'
won, pulled w, by four lengths; Fraty second. two
xIFTH RAcE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. s2o |
EACH. $1,000 ADDED. ONE MILE.
W B. ssani .ssa l b. n swift | Great TOM
2. SSsis; B. fyIIaayysTs%sl'f ; ziod:gTTSys Z
Betting straight on atS & to s. 1nverwiok to
Mstgais@svt straight paid $40 o5 place GO; 1nver.
"'Md siS was xisdrawn. Swift ran away from Inyer.
Es s9s 81 :eaaf three H br 'e vse
Tho latter pulled up lana.
sxTH RAcE-PURss $500. SELLING. SIX FUR
LONGS.
O. Fcrber's B. AraS By DainacardocnRetr,sST,sicn
T. DonovSns b. :. GSaisaIee T. liz
Riokwiek Stables b. G. Crusader g. los ....lbiOser
Dolumbine, RepaFtec, Dalesman, Flaco, Tfher, Ger.
marie and Vnlage Maid also ran.
49, Tlme-l no l2.
hating straight aud place-Arab 10 Ia ] and 70 I,
grafsntes to and % Crusader 10 % and 70 l.
Guarantse the favoItts, Dtlesman second choice.
Mufuals-Arab straight paid s4s as, place sSf %;
euaranteo place IS 65.
bsd ssart settled Guarantees chances Germanic
Lea fof . quarter mile Arab then took up the work
A. xas never headed, wtnniag In walk ny half 4
fsnstS raran,ee who closed tremendous gap second
three jer0hs Crusader. No bid for the winner
sEyTNTII RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES TWO.
3 YEAR>oLDs. Gao EACH. 1900 ADDED. SIX
n yURLoHGS.
y. A. a l. II. Morrss CHI DruidesS BY Stone
W. p iaxwers b. C. Bill Letchef. 10e.. tAnderson)
Mchlahoh Co.'S br. c. Garrison. 10t .(Day)
Tine--1 10 l.2
Batting shairht and pIsce-Drudcss q 70 o and out