New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
FAVORITES IN FRONT.
ser, 3
,sroNrsHNG REVIVAL OF PUBLIC FORM
CARE In THE NETTING RING AND ALSO A
rRucH-JoCKEYs RIDE TO WIN.

care IN THE NETTING RING AND ALSO A
rBucH-JoCKEYs RIDE TO WIN.
There was no friction OF any sort at the Elizabeth
- track yesterday. Every feature Of the man-
.s.meut was without . flaw, and the afternoon was
en.nt pleasantly by numerous host OF enthusiastic
,urf lovers vindctive Peter De Lacy and his crew
we're Kept outside the grounds. and the booxmakes
uerhly and cheeriIy piled their trade. An amusing
accident occurred In the OF the betting on the
Aourth race. in which Al Farrow was starter. Inc
ODDS against this horse opened at TO l. ana preeip
nous descent was made the ring by an eager score
n pmngers who regarded him Is certainty.
One of the heaviest bettors was quickly surrounoed oy
. curious crowd and when the bookmakers saw the
ecmmotion they hastily concluded that the New-Jersey
ospsabes had arrived in force and were making ar
,-.ts A panic followed. tn names Of all the firms
so,ng business disappeared in Q breath snd many OF
the best known boohmakers disappeared with them.
An betting ceased and thsre was sudden calm The
xspcnse lasted but short time, however. Some one
With authoritative voice shouted All nSht!' ana
re fun went on. De Lacy sent into tho ring toward
tAe close OF the day several henchmen, Who actng
,nder his orders msdo numerous small bets SO as to
.htain EVIDENCE on wch to take out warrants These
he will attempt to to-day through constahles so
,>eoers need be surprised there is trouble in the
betting ring.
The racing was satisfactory throughout and the In
,.-.st was well sustained. Four favontes and two
st,ons second choices won. AL the horses and
ALL the Jockeys seemed to be out for the
money There suspicion Of foul play,
snds it gives the writer the greatest possible
saiisfActisn 70 II has been long time since
h enjoyed that privilege. few sceptics who lost
on Veronica in tho second race started rumor that
she pulled. and that her rider. little stevenson.
Was 10 be called up by the judges for an nvestiga
ton Both Michael and Philip Dwyer assured the
writer that they neither saw nor suspected anything
vrong. E. Brown, the owner Of the FLY, is negro
with Al excellent reputation. He had entered We
roncs under the impression that her proper weight
was pc pounds and did not learn till the next morning
that she would h<ve TO carry 1903. He then wanted
70 withdraw her, informing the Dryers that she had
no chance with that weight but was persuaded to
leave her in, when ii was represented TO him that
there would probably be numerous scratchings on
count of the mud IT turned out that there not
enough withdrawals TO give Veronica place.
The president made significant remark II
think he said. that there will be no more invesd-
cations and no more ruling off during the meeting.
tn. suspension of Martin and Wade has had whole
some effect We shall have no more pulling for some
time
Mr. Dwyer is probably right.
Further particulars of the races will be found be-
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-PURsE 5000. THREE-YEAR-oLDs.
NON-WI\NEES IN lS9U. ~ b1LOW I'LL
SALE. SIX FCRLONGS.
~ 81 Betting f.
John DAYS Carrie c. by SsRiatlon7 SIS Out.
sirt Brothers b. (. Alarm Belle, 100 :.
IN. Alderman Co.'S Lost si,r l 90 100, 1a
Tme-I cob.
C;erte D.. San and Rock were withdrawn Houston
was in front when fell and he remained there for
half mile. the stretch Alarm Belle passed him and
held the lead for strides Then Carrie C. stole w
and won clevcrly by hreequarers Of length Houston
second, two lengths before Alarm Belle
SECOND RACF-PURsE $500. WINNERS OF
$1,000 IN 1890. Allowances 11.1e MILES
ST. betting Fl.
stafford Bye.and Bye, yrs, rs n ~,
E. j. Daldwins or Costa Rica, scl loo !,
Sire Brothers ch h. saivini, s, 1is:so
E Brown. b. f. Veronica. s. 10. .
p.ri~sns stable. Sr. c. Garrison. lol.. "a -.
Dwyer Brothers ch. g. MikadO G. llO.;yo on On
Tme--l Ssh.
King Crab was little lane and Mr.. Cornehsen with
dew him Theodo,us and Baston al-o were Withdrawn
Garrison made the for six fuongs with Veronica
and Mikado close up, Nowor-NeVer IN touf1 pare anu
Costa Plea trailing On the upper NoworNeyer took
III, lead and Costa Rca moving forward with great speed
,ined him The opened gap Of four lengths AID
r.od head stride for stride TILL half way down
,h bo,nes:r4th when Nowor-Seyor drew away and won
BIZ two lengths Costa Rica second. six lengths before
sslv1ni
THIRD EACE-PURSE $500. TwoYEAR-OLDS. NON
WINNERS OF $1,000 ALLOWANCES. SIX FUR
s. Betting Fl
J. Il. Mcoormlek's b: {, Early BlG %Tnr, As ou,
A fhornpsons b. C. Silver Prince rs a., a-1
J. E NcDonhd's /. (. Young GFae: lOe =, .,
Cav A. Co. b. C. Gender 1913 Stevenson 90 Il
" l. Dsly's b. T. Lizzie 1OS.. 81 LeEbleyJ III -
Sir Bro.' b. T. Luray, 100 Gear. lO9l:a; n Il, Al
HObosen Stables b. c. Little Fr-d los =, o,
~ '0-N'" - - CIittleneld) 12-1 Al
TIme-l 49,.
Hannibal Goldstep and Kitty T. were wtnora"h
Little Fred led for quarter and gave way W oH''i
Prince who showed the way into the stretch Az .ie
sixteenth post Early up with consioerao
sperd and in whipping finish won by neck o-'''
Prince second three lengths before Young Grace.
FOURTH EACE-pURsE 5000. NON-WlNNEho
SINCE OCTOBER /. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. l-i0
NILES. ,..,,c
Houeh Brothers b. c. Drizzle, by Ventnstof, es %
-aay. s yrs lO3 n (car. 1Oo ~ MI.ii . a.
j. shIeidss ch. c. sorrento 4, III lIarSSnD
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