New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
FIVE FAVORITES BEATEN.
DAY OF UPSETS AT GRAvESEND.
1rMA B. LOSES AGAIN-ERlC AND cAsfA""i
WILL NOT RACE


p,r. Rock. a sturdy, honest. trustworthy devonrer
~ snace won the first race at Gravesehu !cs0'',
otor a Gentle shaking up in the stretch Inc peS'
price that could be had about MN WIS - W ~
exceedingly liberal quotation considering the au"w
q, ,he Geld pitted against him. There was muo" "i"
he,ore tne race OF the wonderful things lormeh'o WOO
aoinc 10 do. After the race httlc ""H 9" -,
mentor was a disappointment last year MI" II ~
now By and by he may race hn'Sen h''o ~,
all the Empire stables horses nave 10 w. -
Dabman had an expert, skilfu ana pai's''N''e ~
mis- colors would frequently be seen III ii'"" - Co.,,
some useful horses animals that ought 10 WI" III los,
s,,.,, IN, ho rrs, not expect to accomplish much
riih ,hen haN.rained After Blue Rocks VICTORY 'i'e
ho.knaker. carried the day. Favorte ater l'>oi''o
went down There was not gleam OF s""'i0 "
The ring not q ray of hope 10 'heeI "''' 49,,
disgusted hackers. II Garrison hdu W" ~ -, :,
lookmakers-of course one wOuiu "''"'o nun "
,uob a thing he could not have peaseu '"o'" ~
than hv the WAY in which he handled oirluca""' III
a., aoo,d racc Ills riding the rldnE Of Il shoe-
Lor II lacked All the qualities that 90 10 hahe
nm a good performance IN the sauue' var
,iao, meyer knew how TO walt III io"''
because he is no judge OF pace Sc' "o ""'.' '' "
make the pace with Strideaway the 'oP-"cis' III o
,",',,.an OF course such policy was suicidal.
49, s,,ideaway reached the hOmestrctch he was
done lie had not all ounce LETT to hhlSh "ith' ana
.arrison,s call for an effort was piufully weak.
stockton we'll ridden by Barnes. won oievery though
The southern horse Prather, who was long pochebSi
and shut ont in the stretch. catching him fast at
,he end Grimaldi in Mr.. Pulsiter's new colors.
green pink sash and cap. came IN third
Highland Lass j. A. 4 A. H. Morrls's representa-
IN thlId race ran dSdpPohthgIN, Nr. beI
mont's fy Fearless. BY II. BaiSe-DauntlesS, winning
,,I,n ridiculous clse. Ii l. not more than once or
twice In a century that Hamilton wins race with
a two vear-old lie usually gets left at the post. or
the next thing t0 It, Hamilton l. AT MS pest over
ut Ter ASl
works Geraldine wa unfortunate III beng last al
Ii but closed up VIDE zap ana nnl>heu
third Kitty r. an outsider capturing the place. Con
td,ntiallN ROmctta -alOpcd - fast IN her work on
Thursday that she broke a trainers watch.
" g. JenninCS> chestnut colt by OnOndaca- Ballet
won the Falcon stakes in canter >toval had all he
could 90 to keep him from beating his opponents ont
of ,-hi. Whole treasures wcrr lost on hcmpland IN
mis- race. kcmpland ridden by Taylor. IL Is
nity that TaylOr Is not the best jockey in America
The ffth race went to the selling platter vivid VINO
ha, di>acreeablc way Of >ncdking In Al long pre-"
and npsettng the favortc. The crazy, but fleet
NcIden took the last plum al 20 10 l. The start
ieai the rest OF the field. II wa the only bad start
a the day. but II bad enough for half a dozen
When is lima h. going 10 vudicaie herself Icople
are beginning to ugly things OF her Inc eIitIl'o
for I'M. race a clegrap phcd from The track on Iur>
day niglt did not include the names OF either Mcluch
or Tanner the winner and second horse Ihls j. All
unparionatc oversight. ,, r
The Eric Castawav match has been declared on
Thanks. Cause, aS stated by Green p. Morris; hilc
became frishy in his box in joyful anticipation oi an
cay victory. and while dancing the highland hlns
cut his heel. of his heels. somewhere on SOM
thing II is well. II Eric had cut his throat II
would have been better.