New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23
RACING AT ELIZABETH.
REPORTER BEATEN BY CRACKsMAN.
THREE OF THE SIX FAvoRITEs ARE SUCCESS

THREE OF THE SIX FAvoRITEs ARE SUCCESS
Full.
The weather was delightful and the attendance
celent az the NewJerSey Jockey Club races yesterday
Captain Brown could spare tho time from his
business at Ptisburg 10 come on and the style in
which Reporter and Dcfaulter now running, no
might be tempted to put them in selling races at $500
each and get rid Of them as soon as possible. Re-
porter was the favorite for the first race but ran
miserably Craftsman beating him in canter, whiie
Bergen was compelled to ride his hardest TO defeat
Lavinia Belle for second place, ard succeeded py
head only Craftsman improved wonderfully pe'ween
Saturday and Tuesday. 1t is startling how IN 'nes0
brisk and bracing October days colt runs Ike niu
turtle In one race and like a greyhound in another.
The second race was for horses that han never
won and half dozen worthless worm rc"0' W."
called thoroughbreds, sneaked on the "SVN =, Wv
for the purse. Some money was pun VIZ -,
because Garrison rode her. But NicooA Is one Vi 'io
slowest Of created things ana shc was "'""'io
p,zhurr Was the favoritc but his pace was ABOUT
as rapid as that of the electric heht companies !"
U,.sne shelr knurtleroS wires Underground hc
was poor third. Guy Gray came Ill HIS" Du'"'i''
second. ,,u,,. :, ,,
.h ,n,n5 race but Tulla Blackbuin's capture OF
second place somewhat OF surprise as ONh
Service was generally expected II run second. But
civil Service moved as if parayzed. and was oad
third. , -
King Crab led in the betting in the fourth race
with pcfaulter strong second choice. But De
,aulter could not al ALL and Castaway II was aoic
70 defeat King Crab handily, with his hieen po""u'
Belle dor, with 10 pounds carried the bulk 10, OF
the money bet on the fifth race Sho Won edsn!
.e although her rider young Hayward, got
Hurried at the finish. and used the "hlp "'n0'o'
sarly. ,. ,.1 ,1,.or nm took the
last without huTying himself uhG rR a. need
burg displayed woful and pitful ldoh VI P;no
that It IS wonder that the Dryers do not shoot hi
DETAILS OF THE RACING
FIRST RACE-swEEPsTAKES-B HORSES
$40 EACH, 5000 ADDED. ONE MILE.
r. MeKsnss CHI. CEacksm"n. by wOOdap sSIi,Sn
s. s browns RcPorie5 i1 sci,o I l1s
S1,.; R ReGS.,s seP4h s7soh s.
uT Rds S SG s Inf1 %S6g g. sw Donohus
.E RfpH & ESS;'sss
S' %%1 5!aa E sDSgGg. to to
san @S'S e SSsoSsSy ewing B,pG
ny z the hSrses ana the Of msTsoOus patience
o. A How 1 Hse Beha7 Sc
q ash n3i Se es se1 the s5' oeR
and man on the a, gN p5s C s"he aeo ne
taking s rail seos 6s SSgn and gave OF G [a
msn the rafS cb rs1ed disaTouy for Reporter
SpsTrs bumped hard against him knocking him of his
stds and otherwise tanglins him w That he lost
.Ss order Sss length hail TReSdosH;
S enga crscRsman rm3ned in front al the way
S0d Snd avn PuB y and Rpo @a o over the
rest field cnd had hammer ana toneS hnsn ips
is s p stidc 4psian ST. and Heyday did start
SECOND RACE-swEEPsTAKEs MAIDENs OF ALL
AGES. $40 EACH, $500 ADDED. lilo MILES
Gray Co.'S CHI g. Guy Gray, by IPtrq %N.ne
Gray y5S llS 10 burnside 8 i18 Sims
n. oh Iapzhl 4 }
P 3 R SGe Dr. C Hyperion g. i18 (car. 1l4a
j. E. McDonald's ch + TT, The Belle Belle 1lo(Bersen
burg 70 2 Hyperion TO /, vichx to l, The Belle
Betting for place-Guy Cray 70 1 Burnside to To-;
IIazbuTg evens Hyperion to o, Vicrx to o. The Belle
The Belle the work for furlong and nd fell fell
back 70 The rear Burnside who had been aa eG ba s y
Ss who was PDed d to the ssde P in ha ngS
fSE SSy GraE od aSds Was hda 1s same
THIRD RACE-swEEPsTAKEs. BEATEN TWO.
YEAR.oLDs. so EACH. 5000 ADDED. SIX
FURLoNGS.
DIVER Brothers b. Sir john by Sir ModredzMarsn,
j. n MGihcliand's b. +. Tuiia blackburn, liz;
" DAYS ciY s sssySs isn MHsss
Betting wln-sir John to 5, Tus Blac.bgIn TO J.
cy sePf for p 70 ohH to g. Tua Bac6an to
to -. ,ost ~ %. s,srt lint rs he is a
slow beGinner Civil Service Tulla blackburn and PrOdga
Son quickly passed him Civil Service led for funong
somesretch Here Sir John came through and soon
Ted the controversy by galloIng in winner ey Length
who beat three lengths Prod2a Son far Dach
Lisimony did not start
FOURTH RACE--HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. slo
EACH, 5000 ADDED 1-1O MILES.
Beverwyek stables b. 6 Cas'away H. by 6 0gteas
CC 0SSyeh hs, b. e. King crab L. lis IamiltonJ
& { ID faulipF a. log. Bcrgen) s
~ (Relly)
]. Mnler's b. Pelham, 3, 95-.............)DOye)
Betting to win7cssiaSsy | 70 King Crab eyens.
Beung for plsee-Castaway IL to TO- King Crab . to
8, petauiter 70 2 CSnnsmara to 2 Pelham IS to l.
King Crab, who made the running TO The homesetch,
Here Castaway IL rlsed up and challenging the fayor
fsuter took oOk in, but he outpaced, and
me was bt % ah @ % tne other two
neck, King Grab second three lengths before Deauer
ColnemaIs and Pelham were far behind Little Minch
did not start.
FIFTH RACE-swEEPsTAKEs FILLIEs OF ALL
AGES. $40 EACH $500 ADDED. SIX FUR
oden Bowie's CHI 4 Belle dor. by Rayon dOr-Belle
DIVER Brothers' B. T. Mtrden. g. ii4...:.. (5cfgen}
W. c. Days ch f. Glory, g. ~; (MOseD
Betting to winBelle d Or to j. Merden to l. Pearl
Betting for Facs Belle Gor to g. Meriden to 5.
70 Toy opened gap OF two lengths at the start ana lea
Fall SCI 'S r'b Mea G ss sqf G a Hs Ph
homesreteh Belle dor passed her horses and took the
bold and determined challenge from Merden who ran
isst ana Fought so gamely that Belle dor had easy
dozen lengths before Pearl Set and GiOfy Mazda and
Vivid were withdrawn