New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16

out, won by length and half; Pro1gal. pulled up
mel broke down and could scarcely limp to the stable
BOOKMAKERS CARRY THE DAY.
HACKERS BADLY woRsTED AT wEsToHEsTER
ONLY TWO FAvoRITEs WIN.
The racing at the Morris track at westchester was
closed for the yesterday. A good crowd went
up 10 the big track. hoping TO entce back some OF
their many fleeing shekels but most Of the onlookers
only sent more of Uncle SANS currency out after
The bookmakers must have done we'll Yesterday as
they have done nearly every day since the Introductory
iavor.tes win were Reporter and Civil Service.
Reporter was at such short odds that little money
was bet on the race. The heavy bettors were given
a regular mockdOwn In the opening race Bridge
light generally considered ont OF It, but no
nevertheless easily finished ahead Of sorrento and
DunbOyne at the end. The general public put It's
money freely Major DAILY In the second race, bur
select party, not strong I'm numbers but with
This worlds goods by backing Express heavily. Re
porter won his race in a walk Of course ,-,-, .
dramatic incident HuntOon, for the first time In MS
life, showed disposition to run. lie broke away
him back TO the starting point and then Hunioon ran
away in the other direction. Straight down the track
ssappeared t'' in the woods Murthar fell of and
Huntoon captured, but he was taken TO his stable
instead Of to the starting point ouesal won the rae
sorrento again giving poor Imitation Of running
Pusnder was the favoritc but never had any chance
500 is for every So invested Tons OF money were
put Besr, but he never gave his DcHer s,a Any
chance to shout Civil Service won tho Farewell STAKES
by a head after a sharp brush with Punster, ir \
besrdless young had $4,000 on Civil service oIt
e e eO Of psseboar after the race And ends the
Vestchcster races for 1881, ana the layers Vi o'
may well shed tears OF Woe
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-FOR ALL AGES. s15 EACH, $1,000
ADDED. Is MILES.
. uccu,osn,s b. C. Brideelight, by Brigader-Romp
lyman j. N 5sRn1fs'ta Ss9' sS
Betting to win-Bridseight to l. Dum0Oyne even''
dSs nao to 30 80 Mac. .s 60
Il icS. led e. @ &ga SsS aP
Of mile rom the end he Gsm o@ @p' n9 Son
BarriseI did not start.
SECOND RACE-Two.YEAR.oLDs sl5 EACH.
$1,000 ADDED. FIVE FURLoNGs
Bronxdale Stable's b. 6. Express by Fsustus.saly
w. p NJ 6,tR tina t. - by Rsform-isssGusna
h. lS &cBrd;s b. Major Daiy BFS9sS}
p Me &iasn'' B. B. AeenaH, ~ Harry o'ff%R5Sy
,,, Bell pGSyS9n 11s vo:aa;S (BPal5o9
w. s a. Morsiss fG'fs'A Haste t3-se1l
Secs 5esnoa g. S!SsnR o9 Gear 10 6a
4. MeGugan's ch., c. Hockey, (Coleman) Q
/, lSSaQuena /
NiSFay to oTeaHa 10 l. Can C an = 70 L. 70 the
Betting for PiacS-E2P5sss to I'sqgena ny
h SeS' pay Z GG sn to is
Mataaisaixpryss stlae6s paid s4e Co. place ssl 10
Isaquena nIly place sl3 80.
m drew s ou an 5 had the 6 nna The
won by length and half; Issaquena ally eight lengths
strung Phoebe and Heatheron dd not not
THIRD RACE-ALL AGES. s15 EACH. Al. 600 ADDED |
110 MILES.
S. S Browns Dr. c; Reporter by Enquirer Bonnie
A. McGagsns b. C. Brdgcght l. io7 6o oSlSsh
Hanover Stables 'h' fm Hi,id 5G aolFairgood
Betting to win-Reporter 1 to TO- DrdgclIsht 5 to l.
* .ssss p5d to q 81 EvS Ss,s
led ali He ard won s,d in the noows.
before Vivid 1t was probably the easiest money Re
, os mere co Ssye as f9' % hits
lIuperta. Barrister and Badge did not start
FOURTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3I5 EACH. |
81 900 ADDED. ONE MILE.
r. Dryers b. f. Quesal. by Hihyar-Qusen Ban
J. 1 a. p A. il Morris's eb C. Holiday, iio 9D244c
Gray Sos s6 8 Guy Cry, HS,SSIssa
SSoFss Hs s1S ta n ESSndsr is%SS
D ,a J Necary Brothers eh G. cN S cGafiR2
AuDaindalc Stable: s.: HSPiqo9, iio..iAuTda
nePs ksdS 70 Holiday 10 s5rsno SoS'
10 n GS even: RnSoS H29ag SS'
Guy G 70 ii n lraS9 pa PS 70 $50 o. place Gle
Hunto6n ran away twice before the start The secend
appeared in the woods The start was then wthoa,
s BEHIND Holiday a s we fn into ae %A a5
Qucsl 10 he front and won eaaly by two lengths
otSeSs strung out With Sorrento sung and
killing in the next race.
FIFTH RACE-ALL AGES. sl5 EACH. 81, 900 ADDED.
SELLING SEVEN FURLoNGS
j. T. Csrmody's b. c. Glendale, by Genmor-Alice ].
81 200, yrs, ia n 80, Darton)
" c. Days 5. e. Ffeedom 5. ITO -, Ibosnti
wneFs en- E. st. James 2 "a ,s--.---lHi Penny(
fia NO. Stables CHI m Jennie Mcfarland aged iol
w f. Murrsys oh. g.; schnorssg, s. 1iO....:(Besenj
f FTaSm % l. sear to 81 jones u' to =
Jennie Mcfarland l. Thad Rowe i2 to i. sohnorei
fstsg for Ss O! e , Noun pike i.sn
MutuSls-Glendale straight paid 500 Is, place $50 30
The start was rood one Glendale. Jennie Mcfarland
h gSm s nn c Haa rsS fS fsh m ss s
lcconi cngh and Raf beice Freedom me win
s s soT poe in Grace Ss nj d not 81 Sat- '' over
SIXTH RACE-FAREWELL STAKES. TWO.YEAR-
oLDs. $50 EACH, $4,000 ADDED. SELLING.
THREE-QU ARTERs OF MILE.
". c. DaIys b. Ciyil Service. by Reform-Bonella.
II pn e. paa.s, !, io f hE5or
J. A. & 4. H. Morriss b. T. Insight, 10l tcaf. lO5)..
s.e st stf%. b. b. I sTSass SSS
K Kss9ss b. en- L' GTs1e ry am Siis
HISTORY REPEATING ITSELF