New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13
RACING WITH SMALL FIELDS.
-HREE MATCHES RUN AT ELIZABETH.
DE LONG REDUCES HIS WEIGHT IN TWO RACES


mr. LONG REDUCES HIS WEIGHT IN TWO RACES
-FOUR FAvoRITEs WIN.
Three matches in one afternoon are rather moro
than raceeoers bargain for Certainly three not
looked for at Elizabeth yesterday. The public had
warning of one, that between Civil Service and sam
Morse for $500 SIDE which was arranged with malice
aforethought several days ago. but nobody expected
60 see the third race reduced to match between
Oregon and Frejols the fifth 10 between Glen
mound and Huntress. Your Uncle William Daiy
aud j. 7. Carmody responsible for the hrs',
which went of in great style, the best horse "lnhns
away Off, TO the extravagant delight Of Your ''ncle
William whose merry cackle made solemn SOUS n'pP'
and heavy hearts glad. The track was responses -.
the others. and probably also for the suprisihs "
Oregon by Frejok. Oregon, at prohOi"N1, -,
10 in most books, to in rev 20 49, ~,
of the public's money and IT is doubtful u inc Ivy
srs invested ON HIM Freios was wenpacNoH "
somebody as his price cut down a' INC oios0
from TO j 10 Ii 5. He won IN inc go
manner though only neck IN nun. AZ | '
Yot he came near LOSING the race ai' e iT
,s his Jockey DeLong weighed IN a. iO' Pounus ir
- % ,o- a. the conditions Of the race required
:, ,,-nad out however, that there was variation %
,,oys than half a pound between the scales useu tor
,r,ehing out (which are in the secretary's oihcel
and those used for weighing In (which are under the
,ndge., stand and a. the boy. who weighed on The
former came within few ounces OF his proper
weight 1O7 pounds, the Judges concluded 10 over
look the matter. Indeed there appeared
N be not the slightest suspicion
Of fraud Yet it seemed rather strange that the same
Jockey should have been two pounds short OF weight
in tie last race in which rode stephanc, the win
ner In this case. however he had declared five
pounds overweight and the discrepancy of two pounds
still left him margin of three. IL Is gratefully ac-
knowledged by the hackers of Sephane that DE Long
worked most indasriopsly TO get the FLY home IN
minute and fifty four seconds he could reduce his
Haness had no difficulty in beating Glenmound
Belwood the first after lively tussle with
Martin Russell. Cortland had easy victory in the
second and Arab. by stroke OF good luck capt
treasurer Battersby Of the Clifton track visited
the Elizaueth course in the afternoon the purpose
OF proposing arrangemnt of dates with the New
jersey and Hudson County hockey clubs clifton
week and will race on Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day, while the present understanding IS thal me
DIVERS Will continue TO race on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-swEEPsTAKEs. s1O EACH $500
ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS. ONE MILE
W Jonsss b 2 belvOOd by Blythewooddn3 d3gnS,
r Lswis's Oh; Martin Russell s. ilS ..lAlienj
IL H.H Ri} r.. ci HgV %Ia%8p iottvdn KSFen}
Betting to wn-RelIGod 6 70 5 Martin Russell 10 to
10 R SshgFqo FOR 20 &c to % Martin Russell
ZeDsvTg; e W dn9 Chen TO he fac fell zepbv,us
was secoSi Beil%o thru Martin Russell last lug
S y the wadI on he ua The er three T
s9s los on he for A. the s.d F
s G Th kde 9 out a9D2a the q ha h Of % ak
most crOwdng him against the rail but when Allen called
tn N1 Font ar and hsde Son' s Se fuong
Besen St our reef howeve and in Inc s' tT Sea5
Martin Russell second eight lengths before zephyrus.
Meriden and Theo1osius did star.
SECOND RACE-swEEI Stalks TwO-YEAR-OLDs.
$40 EACH. $500 ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
SIX FURLONGs
DT 1cs pr ,asc b Cortland by 1Iss6
G: y leoie's pilgrim iIs = sodeaj
F. pSTn yq Ts ias fs 'Ei rs s aa
Betting to win-Cor1l land to 3 Pilgrim 3 to l. Mamie
B. IL 10 l, Tuila Blackburn 10 to 5 Veronica to l.
Mamie @SIs l'' "fe' TS Hl'1 Bacfoun to Yeo S
Tq sn sa 552nl a S9
and Tg n9c dGpe Gng bured Mame B. along t
Quit and then gaI9Pns oSr s he S.,y won
second length before Mamie B., who beat Veronica
THIRD RAcE-swEEPsTAKEs. $40 EACH. $500
= hpDEp. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SEVEN FUR
LONGS
Gray Gee b Freiols. by Faus'u'-LAshthhe eaS
pwye F1 Gro t2 en- C. oregon 3 Bergen
Tue-l %.
F 79 5f a sastA oG N on % V Mr. Caldwell
gave nc signal TO 80 bur d. LA c296 paI az n F
lengths lens TIE oads ooGkl 100 se2st Ffess ioI
Oregon in a determined wsy and OIisr lively russe
COOK eSSi W Wefe 0 x4,Sdravh "''''' 49, '- ' "
FOURTH RACE-AIATCH FOR 500 SIDE, PLAY OR !
PAY. FIVE FURLONGS.
w c Days %. Cvn Service, by Reform-BBoneln,
j. r carmoiy's b. c. sam Morse by Leorags -scIam.
bie' = hs'-'-----Ti r,e--i :oi,1, s''N'
Assss two ssEy saa H ad s
Fpo came '" away With his ears pricted and won in
ralk b.. six lengths.
HFTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. s1o
EACH 800 ADDED. l. MILES.
Chicago stables oh. Huntress, by sprnebok-Fdlth
W C. DAYS b. C. Glennound ) io2 ....... lLambieyj
Bett.ng-Huntress to B. Gaenmound . to !.
Glsnmount LED 70 the quarter wheI" Huntress passed
nsss ou he in 'F the ne ho ES huass MADE Sc
or.Neyer Martin Russell and Layinia Belle did start
SIXTH RACE-swEEPsTAKEs NON-wINNERs
SINCE OCTOBER Is. SPECIAL WEIGHTS SIX
FURLONGS.
G. TOrbes's Arab by DonacardOch- Retribgtion,
Ennis, s,a6e,s b. e. Boreujan. q 10Y - GBergen}
Empire Stables sh C. ColdStream' ., ~ lcar lQ9;
J. Mner's b. c Pelham g. 1o2 Ccar 1C4j.,.- CSodenj
Betting to win-Arab ID 70 ) bohemian II 8. Cold
stream - % l. Pelham t0 >.
Betting fOr place-Arab TO 5. Bohemian to ., Cold
The Empire Stables pair Bohemian and Coldstreano.
had the race themselves fo nearly five fur0ngs Gre
should capture the prize, Arab slipped up and took II by
hall length; bohemian second length 5 2 Cold s6
Girondes did not start.
SEVENTH RACE-sELLING SWEEPSTAKES s1o
EACH. 5000 ADDED. ONE MILE
J. A. Bachelors Oh. T. Sephanie, By Macduf-Tsr-
p'S cspmSa b. 80 Glendale sGds 30 coSn nq6S
+ I fo5eess B. h. ST vsentiRe D. 92W e6er
Tfme-l 81.