New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-03
BADGE BADLY DEFEATED'
BEATEN RATHER EASILY BY LEILA MAY
ONLY TWO BAvoR1rEs SUCCESSFUL AT ELIZA

ONLY TWO YAvoMTEs SUCCESSFUL AT ELIZA
BETH.
Tho rain was not oopious but It was drppihe
and gloomy November afternoon at Elzaoe'h' "''- a.
track deep in mud But the attendance was eoou' Vs.
saturday half holiday swelling the plumber Oh SPp Co.,
tors The DIVERS put some plump bets on niue
rrab in the second race and the Hop FLY IN 'no
sttb and took large sums out Of the betting rus
Rut the bookmakers profted extensively by INC ia-
ures of Badge Manola, Kasson Freedom anu D'
In their respective races. or
Fondham ran away while stable boy was CO
ctsinc him before the first race, and ran SO lar I'M
he was exhausted. so he was wltndra"li' ro
no was not in the starters hands, all pets w. ,,
Soo,arod off and new betting was begun with oDiS
o,a Nav and WinOna to run against him, bsnBo w.
tbe fayorite at to But he was sn'i, -.
work and unfit for hard finish, and Lea May -
him by a halflength. The owners OF bauso s0,"
he singilarly fond Of running him when NJ % .,n0
condition for severe race They ala me sd"'o
~ Jerome Park last month. They did II at ""i
hood Raw in September. 1898, when Badge was -
h,rooflv beaten but few days later at the BrooM'n
.rack he won so easily as TO prove that ne hai ~
,ooe of his speed. No owner and no trainer n"9
rtobt 10 run horse when he Is not III ~
hard race This sort Vi nov
ought to be stopped. It puts great ueal "a IA
IN the pockets of the bookmahers, but II uc'uu %
ceiyes and beggars the public, the only SUPPL on
racing and II inhicts the most serious dainaeo ed
e, c,cb performances would not be tolera'o"
- EpcIand and sny one who practised them 'l'I.
o,Id no ruled off the turf What riSh' has '
trainer TO send horse TO the post "''nou' 80
him proper preparation for race ,,rop
abuses are not likely TO be stopped I'D Ani'i In
our necuarly lenent race-tracks untll Tue '7,.d
svsem of licenses for trainers and locheS' ttoir
hora Then trainers would take pans 10 se' ~ =,
MID ar LICENSES
revoked. os, winner
KING Crab was the favohts and an easy VIM
~ The second race Lavnia Belle got Seco"u Pr
from Hniress in a well fougRG hnSh' . .r
and Connemara sulked, as usual ana "ouiu nv t,.,
Freols was at home in the mud and TOOK tio n,,
race in hadsome style. kasson ana na"V %aadS,au
tho leaders in the betting but Man nor ha dnpped
far behind was third taeai d S than
second place sd Radad' Sf He was beaten OF
The favoritc Freedom, got on P nrS When the
race. but was soon passed by ruz1 mile Puzzle
was three lengths in F fron1 ana appeared 10 rec
oect pressing preyoas i Sars@ Sa spoiled
an he Extreme outside IN the Ia, frong ana WIN
ming The race by "a p Ssdv T showed some speed
was third. o. all, hv roncfelow-Hop
romped home first in the fifth race Maie d. 'o'""'s
Wilfred liked the hcaNN tTd'h anu
by Bergen I'm the laet race He Oeat inc l"Noii'0'
Bravo, by more than length.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIPST RACE-SWEEPSTAKES. 80 EACH, 5000
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SIX FURLoNGs.
Chicago stables CHI T. Leila May, by sErns6o1E1
Mc 1 LELAND R To- ie b. C. Balge d.
H. Hentz' 1r'S' cn' II" "'''"'' - CNewmeyer 3
Time 90.
u ola Nav q I. WinOna
Tnona got off IN front and lei "a, fr ,hs n wnee
70 the rrn Hero Badge took up the WORK Dut az
the head of the hOmestretch he gave way 10 Lets
Inv a length and half: Badge second, doZeh
lengths before Wlnona Fordham ran away III niS
preliminary exercSe gong S SSCInrn Two All bets off,
CLAW stockton also withdrawn. Inc peu. H
against Fomham was even money; anu there i"u'
doubt that he would have won the race.
SECOND RAcE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES $40
EACH, 5000 ADDED. Is MILES.
C. Cornehlsen's b. g. King Crab, by KingisherL
BeS CaE9 5St ai6 80 b. Lavlna Belle n
Chicago stablo's oh. (. Huntress, 4, 115
W R JOncss b. g. Bellwood, 4, 1o3 (caT. lo5I.3
Western Union Stables b. h. Dunboyne, 3, los;
Dalwood stables b. m. connemara 5, 100 R SdIy
G. W. Poole'S b. g. T f.; N nc :o4 q 1o''o''"
Betting to win-Kng crab II to 10. Lavinia Belle
10 i Hnntress to |. Bellwood 5 to J, Come
nara 20 to l. Dunboyne % TO l. g. NrA 40 10 Role
TO s. Huntess to 5, Dellwood 10 ;. Come
nara to /, Dunboyne TO !, St NICK ~ 70 l. ,ossel
By Huntrcs, %hO made the running 10 me r'sHtsnnI
Of the upper turn Up the @ &c NE me iooE
lose order. King Crab fell back from second plaef
10 fourth but nearing the head Of the hom,s nd
came awav In The easiest possible manner. winnin-
BY lengths; LAWN Belle. after hard sIfu1 aS
With Huntrc,s second. head before her. The
l4Onoss did not start.
THIRD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THREE-YEAR-
oLDs. $40 EACH, 5000 ADDED. SIX Fuk-
Gray Co.'S b. c. Freios, by Faust's-Lghthearti,
Miller br. g. Facial b. 10Y Allen
j. j. Carriers CHI. c. Kasson. 1O7 lsodcn
D. GdeonS b. C. Radiant IL r. Gco;, ,RSt
J. Z. McDonalds oh. f. Manola 100, Hayward irl y
Botng to wn,Frejols to / F peGiar B. TO
GirOndes - to 1.
letting for place-Trejols to /, Facial B. = to d
Kasson to ,. Manoia to ., RADIANT ~ -
Radiant was in front when the flag fell. Kasso9
second, ManOla third. Fac al Il. fourth hass0h a
Frcjols event for7 Radiant at once lie leu hgo~e
lively dance 10 the head Of the homesresh Drio in
&c yielded Then kassOn took up the WORK Dut ~ ~
the final struggle he too yielded, fIeJos winding W
two lengths Facial b. second length before So
bets had 10 be declared of for the second Time !"
the course Of the afternoon.
FOURTH RACE-SELIING SWEEPSTAKES CIV
EACH, $500 ADDED SIX FURLoNGs'
Beverwyck stables br. &. Oarsman, by Onon,
daga-Nellie Booker, yrs. 112 10 $1,000 q
C.. Covington) J
R. G Llvingstone's b. m. Puzzle, O., lo9aSsoden
q. Forbess b. C. Lonelay, B. lu9-(BerseIR |
J. N. Mnlhouand's b. &. Fustlc. 4. 1l0.lSesman
Empire Stables b. c. bohemian. A. ~ araI q
9. II. Posts b. &. Freedom, ., ido-tM3nseri n |
G. 7. Peny's CHI f. Gipsy, 9. 99-tCa,Ienl
/. Kings b. C. Later ON, 3, ioo-tAhe"
Time 81 IA.
Betting 10 wln-Oarsman 10 2. PlHzlo > 10 i, |
Lonelay 10 l. Freedom 10 D. Fusiic 10 10 /, uPs'
10 10 l. bohemian 90 TO !, Later On, 20 20 l. y |
Betting for place-Oarsman TO D. Puzhle 70 ~
.oneiay 10 l, Freedom to ., fus.o ~ l. ''''
20 ], Bohemian 10 |, Later on TO l. =. o,t /
Freedom got of In frunt, but iInInedlatey got o
4 the way OF Puzzle and bohemian by dropping pans
o the centre OF the field puzzle Yea ~ w -