New-York tribune., 1890-05-04
SIX FAVORITES BEATEN.
ALL THE BOOKMAKERS WERE ARRESTED
BUT ALL WAVED FAT.
ONLY ONE FAvoRIrE GETS HOME IN FRONT
AT ELIZABETH.


The arrest Of Philip Dwyer. II. d. Mcintyre anu
Bookmakers Stcdeker. Irving and Thompsoi' a' '"e
Elizabeth racetiack on Friday on warrants chafsihs
them with keeping dSorderly house. was lono"ou
Yesterday by the apprehension OF nearly every oooh
maker doing business in the bettihgrihs 'o'
stable armed with some seventy warrants "0'i. "o
grand rounds about O'Clock, beginning VII" '
Anderson who occupied the first box OH 'le e"" VI
the line nearest the grand stand Inc D"SeiS
forewarned had forearmed themselves by co'Nc'u!s
the secrctary's Office into courtroom Judge 'i0
Cormick presiding. Thither DOC hhue'so" "a
escorted a prisoner. and thlthcr oUheI OOoNi''"0
followed as fast as the warrants conid De scrNo'
and the arrests made. Ball was reauS III o''"
case 800 being the amount for each prisoner
and the bookmahers being Immediately released hast
r.d hack 10 their stands to business By TINS
foresight a stampede was avoided Thousahus oi pc'
ting men suspected nothing. Bookmakers often wipe
of their states and leave their boxes for ic" minutes
or even for a two, 80 in this case 'eil "oou
failed TO excite remark If all had gone al te Sa'o
.ino ,tero nrobably would have been trouble Peter
De Iaccv Is determined TO annoy the Eewcrsey JOCKEY
C,ub as much as possible though it Is dhcuh 10 sec
what he is going 70 gain by IL. IL Is lkeN lhdt uc
Linden Park Blood Horse Association VIII oc pesleIcu
in the same way next week. Ana IL 10 di'o '''''
that the racing Will proceed as usual ,. ,o. ,ho
The attendance at the races was so large .idu u"o
,orev Central road was obliged TO borrow cars oi inc
baltimore and Ohio get the people TO ana rom ,c
course with comfort and expedition Even 'hc'i NV
crush in the trains very great Inc programme
was longer than usual, containing seven races "hu
there were delays the post in two or thrce Oh '''
1. was O'Clock before the last train arrlVco do 'o''
City. .,h ,ror
Garrison handled Fitzroy in most ama'eurlsn way
in the first race making uch mess OF his chaceS "S
TO yet him beaten by Kenwood and oio'er, 30
favcritc No l went down. Your lncle "lIn"ii '
favorjtes seem strangely unfortunate. Inc "ioS'"'
"a IN
a short had of winning whole hogsheads OF MONEY
Highland Lass conceGing her opponents in the sec
ond race four TO seven pounds, won clevery aer
stubborn challenge by the Ccrisc colt VINO was uu'
nv Bergen with his Customary skill. The difference
between them only neck at the hnlsh'
Battcrsly. at TO l. captured the tmrd race @"I anu
Rosa. at anv price you please. gaopcd on Win 'ne
eth roth were selling affairs. Reckless book
makers laid 200 TO ! against Rosa, but tle TulinS ~
odds were 20 to l. iil~ a,o iIH nv NJ J. Daiy who
purchased Salisbury at the same time tie prte pdiu pa
for tho two being $500. >he was entered III ~, @ tno
sTm 10 = 30 ana became her owner. Via
ES.t h0{i 6er ont OF Your Tncie william Day
favOfite,-collapscd in the stretch and was Oea'Tn
yey ea, by LSS ,il e TS eGS"G 1onT GmoS Tnc good
things? 1t seems impossible for them l" oa'''
o''II Ilma ~ wa, regarded a, the best thing Of the
and when 'e ReiT n tc sTna poaT 9 the rnc H
invested on tho other hoses was for place or o;
lima showed amalir- speed for six iuri1nc,. le"ils
ne a.. nc sy uc' a bor; Of Work and the Dwyer col,
Eon ridden 10y Hamilton, staggered home IN rom. ironl.
e. tbou.ands Of dollar, The DwyeIs had nothing on
him Philip is mill hettor, and Michael Is at
King Idle. Hamilton up. took the last race by a
neck from Cu' al IN a driving finish
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-rCHSE 500. SPECIAL WEIGHTS
FIVE FUELONGs.
Jal- fox kati
Nj D,y ( rq.l@r .,, ,1 go i.i4sl!@dj R4!S%
J. A. J. il. Nornss "a. + Homeopathy, , p odS} iGS
G. ia' s. Noai.s b. C. ,uony. 3, io5 ca;y a;y59stc 59S
Newyo,k stables b. g. Goldfish, 4, li7...CDnsley)
BETTING to uinxoT@S4 ND %-s to le.r 80 to l. Flt7.
roy GayoLitcl to D. Iomoeol"'Ay I" l. L''i'o! "
TO T. :inaag 4 G5G'' to T. to doah @ai
Sc Sc to % T. T. o. "'".'' '''''' '''. ,.. - 60
front, a length and haE before Homoeopathyi ilAfoS
,hi-1 Iisluo,y last It,luy Outrun from the s'Nt
soor falling to the rear. Err'n .cht hen"o"G a"'s
at lively pace. and never allowed A.r 20 Oe AoAu'1'
Uno,oahv got up t. his shoulder AID num- there I'll Ae
turned into hc ,ti,th when she dropped bach. "'''r
came VERY fast ia the u:lone and Bergen had u noe
to eet K,nwood "omo n fo" by heaa "'''f e-.'u
Na length before Fitz.oy, who beat Hom'e"p'"S ''1i
sE,UND RACE PURSE 800. TwoNEAE.oLDs'
FIVE ItJLONGS.
j. A. & a. H. Morris. H. f. Hi-ldand Las sa. BY
.s ,
T. H. boswell, ch. hy nins boit-Cer!9e' AZ s.,
wa9cn,; B. N' olls george lAn4Mis.S@'
II. " M:oaf:5n, Ha !Is en- T. b. oncndaeariaS, ios
colt 'o to l. Sly 10 > LIZZIE 50 TO l. Young Ceorsc 50
ni for piaco-Iisiand Las. none ccr,e goit to
s: Ny TO $ $, L1Ie 10 to l. Young "eofse ~ " J.
Highland I,s.. with little bcs, Of fair s,lrt
nade Tho whole Of running and won hard ridden by
neck the Ccr,e COLI, second all the way pushing h'r
hard a: the finish. Ely got under way slowly but
showed considerable speed in the stretch The bet ne
eorld do however was get third place, hvc lengths
bchIne ,hc Ccr.c colt Fugitive was withdrawn
THIRD RAcT-pJEsE $500. SELLING. SIX FUR
LONGS
s. colln., Dr h. Bat. 5,Oy by spendthrl'sIDs,5sis
W. yrs lOn z t.2GS2 ;6S g. iiGISsS@j
C. ME X. ESg5 S = b. T." & ccSn, Liza g. (nfgn
chiisso rom McCor,ick; B..gaaSr !dS T.dd"S0n
g. n9s to "tt,?y to & to M:cd1meE l4hSE0SG to Il Sum-
sSi@' sne aii to otnos 20 70 100 ID 70 l. ''o0
Betting for PLACE iittt.I,tN 10 d. I-aHSMoot ~ W =,
foonS : o5cf. usI 70 % @ to o l. Ina N''''"''" ''
After delay Of hall hour at the post and many
breaks the flag fell d ,tragrlng start Count Luna
ia front Highland Mary. Hattcsby Facial F. and Lake
wood a,tcndant,. The Count led to the head
OF the honcsrctch. running well within himself under an
easy pull iattcr,by shot TO the front and remain
ing the end Won In the easiest possible manner
by length Lahcw second lengths before Coun:
Luna No bid Tor the winner. Extra was left at the
post
FOURTH RACE-PURSE $500. SELLING SIX
FURLONGS.
NJ J., Daly's b. f. Hor'' by s'0nehense-EffeOls yrsi
r. g,sdlcy's D. h. ShotoleI g. 100 JonesJ
Sxcelsor Stabi,', Ch 2 Royal Garter ., 1o9...-...
'N0 (Thompson)
Tme-1 lG.
King Volt. Theora Lonely. Bias stsphanie Equality.
betting to win-Ko-a 20 TO l. shotoVer 70 /. ROYAL
hs GhsSa 10 to ks l vs sai" Louise 70 5S e 5 osc
90 u 100 to l.
Garter 4 10 / lie TO ;. Lonely % !, lheora % ),
King Volt 70 /. Louise . to !, others to 10 70 J.
Rosa took the track the start, and never being
headed won easily by length and haf: ShotoVcr
second four lengths before Royal Garter NJ T. Downing
boueht the winner for $50.
FIFTH RACE-ROSEI.LE STAKES. TwO-YEAROLDS.
$40 EACH, al 900 ADDED. SELLING. FIVE