New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-19
RACING WITH FAIR FIELDS
INTERESTING SPORT AT ELIZABETH.
rouR FAvoRITEs GO DOWN WITH THE HOPES
Nt THE SPECTATORS.

,o,,p r,voR1TEs GO DOWN WITH THE HOPES
OFF THE SPECTATORS.
r,,, ,,.ra were disappointmens and heartburn
- ord skinned lambs at Elizabeth yesterday, SIX
r.ther interesting races were seen. TWO iavofnes
In four were slaughtered The track was all nsh'
"a ,ha attendance satistactoy-h not satsnpu'
~. o,arterstretch was unusually animated because
- Kelly was there again afer sewers Illness
'Narinr hands with a host of friends and smiling IN
n an conouering way. MIR. Kelly thinks of going TO
nassau y. p, for the winter
-. Lsngfeld ran over from Philadelphia 70 SEQ
,..nhow Flmstone and Elkton win. Rainbow, mana
-, hut very small FLY by Irequos out OF EApioS'on
l,rsrr,s dam, would undoubtedly have been sue
" mi in the second race if she had not run away
olre m the post. she carried only egh'y-ohe
az" ana was ridden by the most diminuuve JOCKEY
- america. a youngster training in swaddEng cou'es
:" o.,ahlishment OF that distinguished ornament
- :, 80 ,rf the Hon. william Chesterfield DAILY ms
-, TOO small TO carry his saddle to the Scales Is
-! ,o fame as Infan, Lambley-" imam" pchs
" - distinguish him from his big brother VINO
~ -. ., lesst ninety pounds. Rainbow ran mile
"'.s'rod nm tired. Then Geronimo, In the same
""~ ran away with one Burrill, the owner Oh
lAee atterward remaring that he didn't expect
=, win but just sent the coli 10
80 nost 10 give the boy chance to ride The start
IN dsayed forty minutes. Mr.. Caldwell, in the
orss en- e swar, e snort en- e cavort" Ana "hei
tse ass fell Arab wcnt along and won.
Io,nse a half sister of August Bemonts Poionius,
nav running in England, caused deep gloom 10y WIN
ming the third race all the way. Her ruling price was
20 10 /. but few bold bookmakers laid 80 to
AGAINST her "'for a little" probably - worth
The Dryers thought X, nwood would win the fourth
race and backed him. If Bergen had been i'll Ken
woods saddle he might have got home in 'front.'
bat Bergen hurt his ankle last week
and did not feel like riding, 50 Iaa
had the mount. lie rode shocking race getting
of badly at the start and slipping into pocket when
Kenwood began his run, which forced lin to pun up;
ridng was gwen By Soden IL the last race But 1ol
has over confidence npstah would have won to GER
IN the fifth race Tarason achieved rehalhapiS
success. on the turn near the Co., heq1
On ,be rear ear of his opponents that il was 100 10
against his being first or second But he got uP' anu
won IN the last stride by short head biaSoCA IVNO
with considerable fO.ce. nj, ,,
Express is a sad disappointment . 800. s,c
The disappearance OF he entrance zee nseone3fly
ceeded In sending full fields 10 the post consequently
the betting-ring hummed with BUSINESS
DETAILS OF THE RACING
FIRST RACE-PURSE $500. SPECIAL WhI"ii0'
SIN FURL0NGS.
E. McD0nalds eh Manoa, by ~ Ma SoTfastonj
r 9 ~ Horyiss b. e. Lsmony ? St....tDe LONG,
RloPsd h,i stables d p + s ESe' a@6c
Dryer I BotGcT rs B. e icnct 9dvun K"ren)
Betting to E ;@Sn 70 10 g to En-
press II 10 3 Ciyll Service IL to o. bnsn, ~ 10 En-
pre n'tI 1e s. 5oI chi service to s. Benea 10
roH seDeat seeoSd Lsmony hiri C!il service fourth
Msnola last COyngton sat down 90 Npo eg any In
pres did this delay Opening gap Of Two e9gthe
he mad GS seTs 'T b rye Thn anoa came
fourth a and hP wR S S oS%ded and the
boys bouncing tactic 50 mitreied win ts cor sncth
Lismony second. neck before Express Prince han
SECOND RAcE-pURsE sioo SELLING. SIX FUR
G. Feresss b. A 1so by Overwhelmingly
Il. c. Day's eh. Sir william. .. 80 car 1oh, os
Fsgs sv se' l al on cGsoq Sg ca 4 15 }f 9 '
Casio stables Or. T. Eala0oT ,5 q std L'mOley'
Betting vpAr3s t}d;@ts sesDm no t. Is 10 Sir
S TlIs% & & to 1a ae"oS" 80 70 oe'''
wi Rs'a1 5' p Ran6oT to s. Geronimo Spanad
M assns T. s sa Ps ss GeP fs s' n'P a1%
s pess 70 aSs s1n away Sas
fssF asSs' $s @
eve S an nOV Was IN front Arab second and
reduced to match ofTs Sg I'M aK ana '' sdnS
s icso0a w ten Ggng Il b S%'S sir y william VIII bid
8e FURLONGS
]. Dupns B. f. Louise, by The H-Usea-POlSeqgt9,
c,y5sS s e e b. Ss waose T. 100 G ce7 FSas
J T. McloRs,aS D. C. b, as e1gs I67 ,ea, io9
Excelsior stables b. g. Golden Reel. 4 Ia. scienj Q
H. C. Lvingstones Oh. ~ Puzzle . lot. eiiE q
G. Eorbes's b st. yaieatge o. qcn
&. z z. b Bays en- Of DIR s g. -. smDe;3
Betting TO win-I.ousc 20 to J. Wheeler T. . to J. Bin
RaTne, 10 10 !. Golden Rel to 8 EohemiIn b. Gi35y
Batting for p9ceI g ts w4se'er T. 81 70 ,, 70
Glory 30 l. Puzzle to l. King Idle 10 l. ST. Valentine
Louise ausea commotion on the guarte ter by
akng he qe At the s @P1 esa1s u al u, ,u %s y;
s seS s S S ' co6A T Tr Wind
FOURTH RACE-rURSE, $500 TWO-YEAR0LDs.
SIX FURLONGS.
Chicago ss Stables 50 i 0 C. Rooespse B. ons qan
GRAY & Co.'S en- c T2ci,gs - s.....~(De Long 3
Caste T Wsss b. ET lsSfa. 6sh
Betting to win-RobasTicTT, II TO >. Trostle to ].
Tacitus % I, Kenwood 10 ., EimsonS 20 to BARR
Betting tor paeeaR9ssesPsrrs to Tlesie
fod Tsu MADE %ssn n; g14g ia aef 3
Pe IN & s%o e RS D g1 n 81 three snM6ad
was 1 s AZ the er but noyea Up y ny. St on e %
up. This cost him several lengths putting him out OF
FIFTH RAoE-PURsE $780, SPECIAL WEIGHTS
6L FURLONGS.
G. b. M9F5if's eh c. TaFagon. by StrstfoidnTals, 4
Castle stables ch c. Eikton 2 SO Gear 0s 1FTc1cM
.. W. McUouEs Oh. b. Ban Cloche, s. (TaIaD 3
R ~ 6 B5s: SsSs5
NcS6ars g to '',.' mari % l. Fra"'y z to J.