New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
F. J BALDWIN'S SPECIAL.
Los ANGELES BEATS EON IN DEEP MUD.
PRINCE ROYAL SADLY IN TILE RpAR-MOer O

FBUNCE ROYAL SADLY IN TILE REAR-MOSr of
THE rAvoHyrEs SUCCESSFUL
was dull and dismal weather for sport, and some
Of the racing at Gravesend was dull ard disna 100
Many Of the b0okmakcr sad faces for most OF the
fsvortcs got home first, and the men who bet inc
largest were not afar Amiss In seecune oo''.
winners and second horses. a melancholy feature OF
the day the disappointment over the size anu
quality Of the field that for the second special
II had been hoped that Kingston Racine Rhono. sco"-
ta and Casstus would start wei! Eon Los Ahsce'
and Prince ROYAL But the pungers preferred 10 Keep
Kingston In the stable, and to rely upon Eoh I" 'i'
tain the honor OF their coors. Rhono fell lame av'i
his brilliant race Friday and could not run Inv
first appearance the East OF the fast western oo
pscine Was looked for with xest but his trainer &c
cidcd that IL was not best to run him In such com
pany In so sbysmal mud when nc was 70 n,aAc '
opening bow 10 Eastern admirers 30 ha'i"e
withdrawn. Senorita. with her long, rakms s'rue' i
at loss when her hoof> sink far oeio" the Su',a0
SO out She came. Cassius is comparatively "or''l.s'
=, nrescnt in high class rivalry and he champed his
oats in his box. ,,
Hence only Eon, Los Angeles and Prince RoSai
came out. Not a dazzling array OF morse genius a
distinction for the Second special. "ha' d P''' r
Tournament was not entered! In TIE flr>t HPe'a' "
took all the courage Of Los Angeles. larry ~" "e
to n stapdstul But Mr.. Dadwins marc won 'ne 'o'
ond with plenty in hand although barnes useo .i''
whip and rode hard to stall of Cons chae"s' a. '
finish Eon was ridden by Mclaughlin a'o WIS '"
the favorte in the betting. probably as mue" u" 'ic
merits Of the jockey as on those OF the hoiSe' lo ~
has always been little below Los Angeles IN cas-
With both horses in perfect condition. r'ln'" my ~
a,so outclasses Eon but the Prince was eVioeht' no
IN form and was beaten of ptably. IL can hau!
tend to enhance Mr.. Belmonts haPp'o'.
SEQ Prince Royal follow in the foots'"Ps Va NOW
land and initiate Raceland's example by r'h"'''s
wrctchedly when his masters eye is not upon NM
It's
Ro>a, RIM the Prince. like Raceland, VIII propaon
show his owner the best that he can no. hu. M
Belmont must regret that this morse vi r''"i o
and breeding should have been sartco ON ""'
which did not snit him, and when lie was ny "o ''"
Fl for a severe race The same mistake was MAUI
with EIdcs at Monmouth. FidcS oroac uo""' -"
same mistake made with Raceiano a. No'I'
Island Eacelaid was injured but all the 1r'ehe'
and admirers Of Mr. Eclmont'S maSninceht s'''N n'
deeply injured and bowed their heads IN sH""o WI"
they saw thi, noted horse beaten oil so lar a> !" y
disaraccd in the most deplorable manner Thcy Were
not proud Of Prince Royal yesterday anu WIG" w"
Good r,cchorso is retired the stud the inStrc Oh HIS
roru,a,ion must he somewhat dmEcd by MS a''eSt III"
woful collapse III the second Special
Mclaughlin did everything for fon that h"ma'
heinz cou!l 3d. but the horse was clearly ou'r!a''eu '
Los Angeles who Away, prefer" the decPcS' p
mid l., the dies; Of tracks 10 race OIL.
Tauicr with t;"gri>un up. w;n an Ei"t'io"e' 'o
ot 1vo,.o in l.. first rae. The tower did not te''
AID T.mrol walhct in. With AaiaHia -"oo Sc'o"u
.,,A tac slowcst 81 all mri-'urte> s'f'ch'o' o"'
thhd. $1,000. .
II vas, a wc,!.:natch,d h1rdcar ic!d tAat went Il
,,r no., .or t., - unG ana wonderful 70 'ci' Ia
a.. l.r lo~..> =; Tie rH~h came home i'll c%ac'y ''
,~.... a. V.l' ;..y wc.r pu,'od III IL" I'''''E' '
r,r;c? rr,t cho:c, IN the bcti.Hc won 'h' r''' -
,....d cau.cc III ,-i:rl. "d' 49, ono tH:i 'h''' '
q. A.y,r third. and fourth ci'clcc. aaiNih, '"',
-, ard ran a co,d rae" and W., well ridden ~
C,,,.- Tayl ". bat Reporter wa on his BE- ''"' ''
I'D ic rs n, t".a;,c a,oad. and ai'h'.SA IL ia
I.,.,.,or !, +, .ritur /, WAS urd"r 4 pull. ETH
"a. q. ,nu.I,ss ,.dc "ci..- IL ;hc t"t'iic III S"'
81 i,s N.nt W, hj -: 100 p'ih'>. ih' ""'N '
c,,uc down Lin IL the last i'' wc-h> VII" Hf'''
,ri snddc.',.c,. vaci, i,c t9f "pp."i H"a " CIV
L,-i i.,c thU II, eve Ial. ir.h'> "r'c" i' '"'i''
vi;a Ii, exec; uai ,hl It, Il Trainer, may yet =; '''
e., lois, Eric ot ui Ii" >ipIs o. pond III "h''i IL
n,y y,,,w. ia means q" dcrI:c!: aHi tar"ir. h"'
~, v..,.day, fora r,ic .nt TO be pr"pph u:
against some Old. dceSltel. d;nDiied sico' "'" "i
lowed To .aoaLicr away. . ,,
y, ~ ddit A. :. Icyrcr maize fire Bargain WIZ"
he ,oncht Chesapeake from Mn belmont Tor 80"
l.,,,r. Ike LIS -!nC hi-'c i.'t">, hc'"u'"- ~
..,n..l. stain, yesterday. arn"" ah''' "''''
r,s;, 81 0oJ to Tie Wialcr - Mr. JnEh'r h', '
AM !,-..ut.Ac With Il s!";' c:il 10 '!'''c' i''
to, Mr. JOINER hls MANY fr"ni' aW''s '"''.
a,d t.a.ncr> tnat no one MADE "a Oiu u" '"V"f.
,.h, WA, c;,.cr,d {" " 1T II for Fl.on although hc y
worth ,vc:, cent of S.;'O al ih> minute MI he'
,,ont wcull lave prufcd nnancally ~ Keeping Nfu'
q, don and Chesapeake IN hiN own stable tH">".'""V
WI, all even money faNolie. ana Won III 49, -
with ST. Jane, second Kc'npiand the second '"''''
ran a .ao; hirSly AID ucAplcab.y bal race ior Il
hor tI,, wol Two good races oaly few days te D.
kcnrland was Fever the font ana '"''e Az
to,r,n roNmcdc and y. u. Million haze at 'ihos
s,cuo specd but Yesterday n Ncw-fo9k B"nic'aio
horse Car tthe ,luwtst moving object known 10 n''
en- civilization could have given them L''h "'''
nile start and beaten thcni Ill Tie hieAP''NNo''
pc,zoncc bolt-d again. and b'atcn something Ike
. ,,rlnnr How il II that one can DC crazy
enough TO keep such CRAZY creature IN uah'hs ao
ia, the entrance fees In his races
In tho fifth race the favOrte. Stratafcnl rd'
second TO an outsider the unnamed FIit'er My WE.
won easily. Pierre LOrillaT's Algonquin al . ''''
10 / for third place, came in third.
Houst,n and Ruth were the only HORSES 'Hd' i'
heavy backing in the last race, each holding al "n
tho Mace Of fsvorite Ruth ran badly. The rrpn'a
ti,n which she gained BY her victory on FRIDAY wa
too much for her, she did not relish rsfi"H '"'
DAYS in succession in deep mud She failei l" gel
place Houston. ridden Nv Taral. won win n'h'"
hand. While Rancocas was second ana Mamc De-
to for third plc was next behind l'an nd :nnt
Wha, ghastly lot Of short scrambIcs ana , sIr'i
whh Of races the BrnT 31e NS %a. ' at 81
in.rioI:s ,lc AZ i've and half fnrl"ng'; ana one ~
sSs ana asy club the %od
reo proportion Of mere sprnts In Ta'imS
Ne keep on al this pace We may yet Ic alhcnd VIII
,uarcr mile races for ycllnRs. or even nuhdNN DR.
"Is"s fnr canine sWinters, well as for huma
sshietes These brcatlcss scuds. Of which thcTe nav
&c. 20 MANY al Gravesend, remind one ~ thc S'oF
" the Old ner OF tro,tinG horses, who hal bce
accu,toncd the proioneea scorng inc ocoiPn, VI
i,vs and The many heats OF t7Vttilg races inc Oh
fellow had strayed upon running track Tor inc hi,
time In narratinc his experience ancrWaM ne saa
well A lot Of runnin' horses win Htle Dot ~
dressed M In bright colors their back eo' t1se'!
In n bunch on the other side Of the track arroNs w
seld lest turned my head ar0un' 10 spit: ana Whr
Flooded acin by gum. the race was over. some
1hese BrOoklyn are almost as s'idueh as "~''
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-SWEEPSTAkES BEATEN HORSE
200 x,,cH 4, 600 AIDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS
SIX FCIAoN"' betting
III
n.ronr.. b. c. Tanner by LNne Isw- . a.
J. UeiMhts,o,V1 vs. 100 N .0iaf-onJ1 l-3 Gu