New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
THE COLORED TRUST WEEPS.
TWO SAD REvERsEs AT ELIZABETH.
10TH MABEL GLENN AND PEARL SET DEFEATED
CONS VICTORY.

After the gloom Of Monday the clear skies and
.s.,rfu autumn air were especially welcome to race
eness and thy trooped down to Elizabeth In inc
onodsnt hope Of seeding some fairly conducted upright
and downright sport Nor wore they DISAPPOINTED
and daily the wonder grows that such Jockey cinos
"A xhe Coney Island, New.York and Monmouth fsfA'
nth their costly courses extensive Investments anu
enormous stakes, should have failed 70 take All!
enectua steps to restrain the tricAery. dsioyaS .
dishonesty that rst In many races wnach "e,e
run on their grounds this year. They couio o"S'S
have restored pnbhe confidence In racing w ""
ercise of o wholesome severity. but they pofii''o
such osokmAkcrs, owner, trainers ana 'o'"s'
vsrc wicked enough to " put up jobs i" We %
cxn evil wfr. almost entirely unmolestee. Hne VIVA
hardly an snoss even 70 Darn them into no0e.S ="
fear Of possthle punishment The scuoa " ~s
man case On The nrst day Of TIE oct0oe& aaoss =.
the New-Jesssy Jockey Club, has been Oh moe oonen'
TO tho turf than any step takso ~ my - Nv
club IN 1880, and II has been csnilneuue1 " e
anoere supporter. of tr dealing oil over u'O
Il has done more than anything eiso -
m,r,r, of fine strains Of horsenesh thSt al least one
, n, Oh. rast has the disposition and the determine
n.r q, nm, barrier In the way OF the deuse OF cor
rupusn that has bean sweeping over the 'a1
e ~ the t,verites defeated YESTERDAY but IN
A-r r.os, the pubic estimate OF the rsa0Ve >ehty OF
- h,sA q exhibited BY the betting weS closely
bevDe out By the running.
VI.
,or ~ Syvt roe while Granite Yves second.
The Ov1er Brothers Houston i most unworthy
brother Of the celebrated Hanover. He likes five
fur,onxs better than six and four better than either
He failed to got place in the second rsoe for which
he was the fsvorite and W. B. Jsnnihgs's twoy
8lIy by onondaga-Kelp crossed the ne well in front
NJ Cspulin. while susie s., who was ridden with no
conspicuous energy came in third
In the case of Jockey Miller on Come ToTaw In the
third race. the spirit was willing but the hesh was
weak With all the will in the world to win. Miller
BETRAYED pitifd lack Of Judgment and woful Lack OF
strength and ssili at the finish The favorfte' Now
or Never could have If Miller had kept Come
To Taw nearer him from ce start and had not trusted
the issue 10 a finish
As McCIay, the stable-boy, who rode Eclipse,
the favorite n the fourth race, was utterly
unknown 10 fame. the judges made some ill.,
CURES about him. With Jockey Of Hamilton's
reputation in the saddle, Eclipse would have
been at TO on, so far did he outcass the
field But with this unknown boy riding, it was
p,ssihIc to get even money against Eclipse. Tho
lad however handed Eclipse IN winning style, and
the fsvorite cantered home, with Stratagem second.
Ont of a list Of dozen probable starters In TIE
ft.h race only four ran-EOn. Mabel Glenn, the Fan
Ian colt and Costa RIGA. Michael Dryer backed
Eon for a handsome sum- Andrew Thompson told
al his friends to back Mabel Glenn. But Mabel ran
FAR below her recent form. and Eon so easily that
he never knew that he had been racing at all, while
the Fan Fan colt defeated Mabel Glenn for second
place. Eon The favorite.
eager determined Jockey could have the last
race on Kempland. but Foster did not uIne his run
well. and seemed unable 10 mike a strong hnsh 30
tie Anne Roleyn geldrnG won the race by head,
with K,mpland second a head before Pearl set.
There was panic IN C0red Trust rer tS
feats OF Mabel Glenn and Pearl set. but Pearl Set
% s won g had rode been her on on et
The Ally az feet Yesterday as she was on Satur
day; but FOR some mysterious reason her owner put
Decker Up. Instead OF CLAYTON Decker rode poor
finish AMI AZ his best is far inferior to Clayton when
that eccentric bit Of Russia leather is riding hard TO
win.
DETAILS OF TILE RACING.
FIRST RACE-PURsE $500. NoN-wINNERs OF
1000 IN 1890. SIX FURLoNGs.
8 Betting Fl.
D. rTdasf PPl;s'dd p. 5 VI, Fo'i io H. o'
Houeh Brother or. 2. Granite an I93 G., IL,
W f c. Day. b. Pi'lfoy lGG.S5sy;s - IL
psrx.re Stables br. Prince TdvaTa -,
Mad sen Stables b. c. 1ago, g. TO- 80
r G. 1iv.ng-tones en-. IL. Puzzle. 6 IL -
D. Joan-oa's b. c. Flamboau Io2 ,oa.,t 90, ,o-1
J. TODD. br. spenda 3 l9: Costello 0 1oo-i 'o-i
Kitty Van was withdrawn. Your Uncle William DaY
tod in cath that Fitzroy would win ana FlIoS was
backed from > t. l down to to 2 PunSter Ir. now
In.
oe MIN with confidence Prince EDWARD ana f''-
,ov mad the running leading then the Other
In thu hon--tretch seemed that Prince Ed"afu hus'
win but .nsd4 last sixteenth post PuhsUef IT, e
through a~ rail. after BENG Tor time shu' OUT anu
.,rp!v won in a walk bv lengths Granite second
length and half before Fitzroy, who beat Prince Ed'
war4 A. al -,
sLCoND RAcr-prRsE $500. NoN.wISNERs OF
$1,000 IN 1850. SIX FrRLONGS.
St Betting f.
W B jennings br -. BY onond Hsgo 1o-1 81
D. A. HONG, b = Capuin, AGED III o, A.
" II. E snn,h'> b. m. Susie s, 8 1c4 l.,
j. Honoaan'- b. g. Fusrlc. s. 10! - "a, OIL
pvysr Brothers b. c. Houston, 8 lo2
t so,ch-,n s. I'm th g Edward F., g loo
c. W. Bnlings's b. g. Count Luna. 8 lo7 o., 81
j. pe!snoys ch c. Ph.lander 4, 107 ~. :. q,
Time-l 1872.
On paper Houston seemed sure OF winning anu sPecu'
ators eagerly took money against him Cspuln
sus strongly fanced for the place and Susie D. WAS con
sdered q certainty onetwothree. The others were NOT
70 any spprecaDe For half mile Houston
was good anybodys horse. but he suddenly lost
heart dropped Of the race. The Kelp MY took
the down the homestretch. ana holding IL 10
ne end won cleverly by half a length Capun second.
three lengths before Susie s.. who beat Fustic neck
The Colored invested IT. change on Monroe
but Monroe in the hunt Phiiander was last
all the way.
THIRD RACE-FEEE HANDICAP. PURSE $500.
] 11G MILES.
s. sr''l? Fl.
:, \ McStcas b. h. Now-or-Neyer. by
strstford-Bye -and-Bye, VS. 1oc n; .
n.ush Bros b. g. come-so-a~. 5SS ., >.
DAYS b. c. Cynosur~. 1. 1oOt Lambley) IL Go
Hoboken Stables b. C. Folsom o. al 10
Thne-1 81
Maidstone Nevada. Eric and Palsade were wluidrswn.
CsneTay was the favore at the opening Of the books.
IN, ~, he,,,nr fraternity took fright something and
allowed him To fall OF from to to TO l. Cynosure
wen, RAPIDLY nom 10 70 TO l. and Folsom from to
to to l. Now-or. Never bad the sul.oTt OF The heavy
4eo-s and uen,l held his Ut to D. Cyno-'r
70, be best Of poor opened gap OF two lengths
and I'D 70 the head Ct the honestretch where NOwor