New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
GOOD SPORT AT GRAVESEND.
TNALCA DEFEATED EASILY Bi DEMV III
iusvrRANzA svnPMsEs THE sPECvLAToTs-
pIApLo'S FINE RUN.

n0YTRANzA SuRusES THE S<NSAA1V1SS-
pIABLoS FINE RUN
IA nrosslyn jockey Club can look back ycster-
- Is one Of the most prosperous days OF the meet
&k WITH largo number Of spectators, with general
bAer~st akd with racins that he'd plenty OF the elo
rnAnt Of the unexpected In the Fulton Stakes the
f$e>nt exploits Of 6nalsA and Demuth made the field
a ANAL one only two horses. Sir John and Prince
fen.o running against them. Sinaloa's victory last
SATURDAY, whom she away from her field, made
hor steady favorte. although some VI the shrewdest
turfmen On the track believed that she coud not give
Deuth seven pounds Al Monmouth snsloa was far sn'
perior 70 Demuth, aud IN the Cape May Handicap de-
iaateA him with 117 pounds to Demuth'S 110. Thep
The IVES giving Demuth fifteen pounds BY the weight
.cheduls and sAe cantered away from him.
Bus pemutA u immensely improved colt
AZ sneepssead Day, carrying lie pounds. to Sinaloa'
1875 he ran away from her with all imaginable ease
Tnh was difference Of IL ponds. By the weiSht
schedule. For ruy to taks up 1875 pounds is unus-
ual, Hence it did net seem surprising that Dcmuth
was able dsfs snalos ct that difference in weights
So when they mel yesterday the general public be-
,ievsd that stpAoa would win and many were tru
heavy wsyen that mede upon hsr. She led for
Ahout seven furlongs, when Hamilton sent Demuth
~ her With rush. and snalea could never evertake
Dsmuta atoervard She got second place Prince
PVuso ran veil up Tor y while but In the honcsuecn
neither he nor Sir John was dangerous.
NEXT in Importance on he programme OF the day
WAS The Willow 9akes, for rwOycar Ulo h''eS'
6ains McClenand withdrawn and Reckon was
first n the betting. although Ndeer. Equity ana
Csstalia all had so many friends AID followers tha'
Ill three Of them 81 quotations closely approach
ing ehe odds against Reckon Reckon mere
wreck ana ruin Of the Monmouth Park nlly that ran
10 we'll At least one must look upon her a.
mere fragment Of the former RECKON, II one II "
iudse by tho manner In which she ran IN tlus raFc'
whom she was beaten Of at the end OF the first Nal
%hA locS h1rtn
Espesan.a passed her and won with Surprising ease
While Kdecr sot second place and Equity third Much
has been expected Of Esperan1a all thi, year. ana
good reports Of her private work have come rom
tie Santa Anita stable. hut most Of her races Up I"
yesterday were unworthy Of her reputation. She was
almost invarsbly in tho greatest p'Sso'" hhrry
70 quit when any horse went up 10 her head In the
homcs:rc,ch She carried only los pounds, getting
al allowance Of seven pounds from Reckon. kNdrcr
and Ca.alia and Barnes rode hcr IN his best s'yic.
There were mistakes made VI the riding OF
EQUITY and KildeNr. The start was eood one. Dn'
Hamilton appeared to think that the starter had n''
dropped his faS. for ne pulled mp Equity Just after
TIE signal was given. and the hl!y lost 50 much ground
that she could never make il up Taral Is IN great
demand la these days. and Is riding remarkably We'll
do know what his stable instructions were, hnt
Is likely thar il he hid gone out with Kidecr and
radc A 10: pace f.On the fall Of the na-. he would
have bert; The field. for Kideer a slayer as h"r
fish in tnr Great Eastern Handicap ard hrr running
in ~. rla,lush stakes AT scvc, hrl'nSs proved
Beyond question she outSay any II The hleS thai
ran aglir,: he. Yesterday. If To infer anything
from those tn" Eut Tara Trusted IN" i''us 70
Ls' f. me ", tr,ory letting Eiltc"r lounge along
cs,i! hch.nd CAS- Ina and Esperanza II il very
donh: Il TIL i the lost way win with Kildcer as
Kldcc. ~ shown repeatedly that she can stand
drive FIR ak furloncs even seven.
BY, TarN r do nallo IN i-reproachasle fashion in
the rao". ard gained great credit by his excel
l.nt ic~kc. hip plahlo wa carrying the top weight
o. l.p poanc, Ills last previous had been so
e., d. h,wevcr that IL the favOrite in the betting
There wee many hGhtwcishts III the race that II
seemed pio','e that one or more OF them might sue
coed in :"i;I' Diahlp Taral rode vigorous VOL
tl:cs and sl,,Il nui,li and brou. Diaolo home the
wianc: hy a fan half length while Kasson. with
feA,hervclf,; hi back. ran second and GrimA!di
, N Mia.
VIVA: dc>r.cahlc w,r.ch the colt Torso has become
YESTERDAY h" carried Only lO2 IL pounds. and surely II
fc Wcr of a'y valve whttevcr now he ought to nav"
e.. d p'ac wa - light weight. But he was
bca,on of AID fr of. nc WAS in his
rsto The ath.r day. How amazing II is that
s, Cluomp'!.. creature as this could have won IN"
III. t. i.:t ..kc~ AZ a mile and hall al Mcnmon'ii
Pan I'D l.v" defeated Tournament! Wonders VIII
AD,c~ .-a-c ~; aulaz"rncn' ceeirns daily that :"
c,r:!y : a ~ =, T":~o ND Ger h.v" osIT1cd on
H., wi and cogd ever hav" s0 hon" beforc such
@ .!."cc aid Toucnsnent has pro'"c himself.
AZ - Aiihe:s> Tau Fan coA Won race At Mon
mouth a,a : =. handicapped AT only ninety pVnds 'hc
CART. rincryh-:o 4nd ra"h"l:. many .: tie 'ettiIs
,ncn ..v,r,,i H. c!a:co> ard at no time was he .
long old,. IW t.ayi0n rode linn in Ia
lu7.c,; possible n.,n""r. Clayton l. a prhLai
caprri"u, a:.t w.Es.cal pichanniny lie iia'
done some r1s.vc!,ci, riding within IN" last 1e"
weeks COR ;Ae Cno,a Trust of which ne IS all honorcd
AID c,.,1cl,us lrcnlc.. Th-n too. he roce Drizzie
g., tie IL. y Li-,.Ac.s sn"uary well on SATURDAY
Lat ac:!rp nc chcrshcs bitter grudSe a7ans' Mt
WITH: lcc;.. ~ many iuccA this year MI "!therN
trtre- h., clra-,i ":ler jockeys and has not gwen
"a, n ua,> to CLAYTON although Clayton is uhoef
81 ac~n.c,.t o. tie Stable. Anyway. the manner IN
Which lc rt"> VT WthcrsS horses sometimes IN
those Iav- ,c-u. rcomprrhensbie on any oth6?
t.cory ;h.u tat lie has grudcc to S;..iy. ana -
L.. =, .r.,'i.: rrvrugc. lie rode tie Fan Fan cot
well a. NJ. month. and won easily. Then he went u
~ r. - rom tn. fan " the flag and kept the light
weight co., in front all the way Yesterday n"
was Apparently Indifferent 10 where he got at tie
s,art could not tc to make ANY Effort OH
Oh, co;, Al any tine did not make the IN PRESTON by
arv movement or cNrf.Dn that he wa trying III any
part o. m. cc. anywhere neal Tie front, anG
aL,occ.hcr d. played cnNmptu0is LcSlgence 81 hIs
empovcr's Interest,". If Mr.. Wthcrs. who Was pres
c,t had cDIe TO the Executive Committee Of the
BROOKLYN Jockey Club aud complained against Ms
Jockey fr his ccn.nral riding il this race and asked
that he 10 rukd az the turf there can oe hardly
doubt Gaat the requet, would have been promptly
COMPLIED with But Mr.. withcrs silent.
CLAYTON will certainly get hlnNef intO trouoie
some of these days unles- he Is more
careful make some sort OF
show OF riding at time. such ho--t the Fan Fan
colt Very likely the Fan Fa: colt ~1s not good enough
e. get a place pc'laD- not good enough Tn g-'
anywhere near place. Tut II is the clear du,N
even q. pickaninnies like Clayton 70 pardcr a little
TO the pretucicos Of the public in such matters. and
to crafty tho spectators. at leAt by assuming q
virtue II they have it not by presenting some sort
Of . display Of interest and concern III
the race, and by sort VI al
exhibition Of plausible pretcncc OF riding. Wien
A. J. Joynsr got Chesapeake for ~ 900 no got gvod
bargain With Hamilton mp, Chesapeake was q strong
fsvore for tho first rsce. II he liked with
the outsider. 1ago. seoonA and Veronica third. The
second CHOICE Rancocas, with Bergen In the saddle.
ran poorly.
The start struggling IN the afth raoe for