New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
A DISPUTED FINISH.
THE PUBLIC DISAGREES WITH THE JUDGES
AT GRAVESEND
THE ALI. SCARLET" RUNS FIRST AID SECOND
Is THE SEASIDE sr>KEs-Ec1l L
IL FRONT kGAIN

ID ~ III
mon who occip, the ludses' box. but occasions WI
So. ,,h.n ,ne netting community cannot submit
maternity and quietly 10 the judicial opinion WV"
a man thinks he has won a bet II goes hafN WIZ"
him b. nud That ne has lo~t y. '''''" "'''"
"a no backed Tanner IN tc last rae At "r'Ve'e""
d,y thought Tanner won and "h'h th' I""s'' ~"
ror,o,d nr.t they were inclined 70 lie unpl"'"a'N
dcunn.trti,c n H. the old old story "' one no'No
.t.,,u,ug and another coming. Tanner "as Leading W
,he u,lddt, ~ the tfnck and Reagan M, h"sIhs MN
~ heep him going Tor he was very weary heh""'"
dashed up ON thc inner rail- finishing STRONG r."
persons thought De got mp ~ Time !" WIN. ""' Wv"
- ,er.,o. can sec finish At Gravc>end, except ~
An angle which often miscads the most expert orU'''
!, to- o,,eo bcen remarked in this column that In
IL. enisb the horse mrthcst from The judges
trv,rtally has the advantage. II !. almost ]" I
4, b,,or If hls being declared the winner f0 some
reason % finishing close t. the judges stand Is
mos, liable ~ be overlooked than one close - the
inner rail Rcnwood Wa ten feet further from the
Judges than Tinncr possibly mor' and th" writer was
no, snrpri..d &, his number go mp first ON tho
telegraph board Messr.. simmons and Mcdowell may
not be- innlhlc Tut ninety nine times Boz hundred
they are urht. and 49, mieht as we'll make mp our
mind. 4, abide hv thcr decisions There Is no u.o
in creating , scene hv crovding around the jndrc,
stand and CRYING for justice" Of course those who
d., that sort Il h.ng are losers on the race. II the
iudsos were place the fourth horse hr'i how many
Of his mckcrs would refuse q cash in their ticket
g. \ a \ n NORRIS clever Youngsters Tcrriher
and Chatham ran first and second respectively 10
the race for the seaside stake. both Garrison ana
Iitcneh riding cut ~ the end 81 beat the Frances L.
coin from brighton. who came near upsctting al 't'"
itpns sv winning At 30 % l. That fellow WIZ
tear watching. There's more IN him than some "ibs
dream Of Nubion strongly ianricd hv the followers
~ w. l. scots Stable ran disappointine1, showing
spoed IN any part ot the race. L'''' ''''' ~
STAY.
August Belmont. tast hlly Her IIlshness won The
first raec with surpa-~ng ease. after getlns on -""N
Al the start Hamilton rdc With patience and =
ndsmS9s g Pt TsI ma hac T HE All ne 'vd. men
~ thc traok. hui hc seemed &" want % par 81 l'r
II which he rosie him that his mount IN ~. S'"l"
race ~,na,ayy ttsnsh -,msS s"' m ,k,. race
however thc snapper VA Wlle tNaN', 49,, t 'c,'
alit. and StrcraNay. well ridden won wthon, ".ih
,uiiV. Maidstone IAN as II short Of "oih W me
same weight, and distance lac Viii beat N'ridoa"N
E"np.e ,ft,t IN I. not FAR hchnd the hc,. of tho
tvoNeir DID Shown this .e;,'n lie ha' ben ln
training ever since ne mddis "i 3'nn"' ana US
second or third. lie is great weism carrier. aid
properly PLACED ouslt 10 win of'cnel than h. docs
Nh ~ pound. ~ me- bach he won the hurtl race
Handsomely from Rus,ell e whom he was cpn,sl,hs ing
eight Punds Russell 4 sec,,a 10 Do one o' '''
Quc-al ne avorte c,p'urea the ,'hs ,s a', limos.
No rain fe AZ the u.,e' ou' ", r,c.s The ~
iciidancc larsc for Monday and there va no
iiccahlc Improvement be- The train service. for which
many thanks.
DETAILS or THE RACING.
t1RsT RACE SWEEPSTAKES. THREE-YEARoLDs.
go EACH. 1850 ADDED ONE NILE.
August Relnan.. en- T. Her Hshne''' ey 81 ma.co
D 3 Wlasf.'. .danAn' ils .,.,a Rc Ts,,
? NC a99G: p Sam sam l Tor ra is.on
y. walker. en- Tron, s, l22 n Is%,s
L. s.e,ti en- S'f Trmaitor 100 iMcnrTno
j < Mshonys ,. Primo Ho,Smsrd i22 tGLTsonl
ru E:S .sts ~ H Fa: a.;"s, z
S.% MO- g 2 = : ga
T. p n F,S S r1's ha ":Ta 20 is S'i,
nd 95 e 70 bl35 r'''Gs sn' + 2s 50 place ga So
TYu. Rl.csburn took tho lead q, the start and made
the running FOR mHons.. when Her Hehncss and
Adsnant Ta.scd her the former winning eieveriv by
length Adamant second lengths before 1uis BLACK
hurn Her Hghne-. and Prince Howard got of on even
term. Va m. roar ~ tn ned and ~hRe the lsttr never
uaa. On effort t. JOIN leaders, the former. judicouy
ridden by Hamilton gradually improved her position a.
every stride Torn entOr well for hVe fuHonrs Can
Can dd not start
SECOND RACE-HANDICAP swTEPSTAKEs s2o
EACH. 81 600 ADDED. ONE MILF.
Isp stables ca h. strideawsy, hy GionmFe- sp.a;;
ru aG s:solc. C. Maidstone, ios. CRaTil.on
3 GS %isse1.. p b. g. MA Msoi ' bec io5 die,oa
ter boao Ss :. Nf r. S. ,l' aged Zoo f%i
Mor5.s eh e no The : nS c c%a5Ss
O. waIbsun's ch. c. Sorrento :, 100 tear lo5 80. =
W paly. ch uIse,paa 8 100 ooo..tI'TT 5iSs}}
s + H HAYDEN g. h. 9Iidsceht ;. loO..'CBarne'j
pe,,,ng 70 wns,ridaway and Maidstone equal favor.
i,es Ks !sS 20 e / 5Ps,a TO So;eI Re' % 5
ridrclsSt i T. Major Dcmo to l. Martin Russell
IL s ' for to Maidstone eysns
Kirg crab Y 6 Tp',ar . Dcao r, t. a. %n
sat i e Ms,of Domo 70 1. Martin Russell to l.
Virtual: s,5isssray s.raisht go place 80
Lord Peyten and Ca,sius were withdrawn. Maidstone
va. kicked a. the post hurt all though Ham
rode to ttc Judges and asked for an examination
Brdreight and srdoawsy delayed the start zen minutes
and both got badly when the flag fell Garrison rode
waiting race keeping with the ruck for reequarters OF
mile while King crab made the running with Iipstan
MAJOR Domo and Maidstone alternating In second place
On The upper 81 ideaway moved forward 70 Join Mad
stone and two drawing out at the finish. treated uo
grand pretty struggle in which strideaway proved
the victor By a length Maidstone second length and
half before King Crab -
OLDs. $50 EACH $3.50 ADDED SELLING"
FIVE FURLONGS.
J. 4 A. y. Morris,s b. c. TeFTider by yc aan"
o"" IL Morrss s. e chatham by $ ,hts s,.}
G. c T. icafss blk c. by vocalic-Franees I l0S
Hs' ssisss :1s1' { P ho''$ %9
+ y %sISs;5as. $%%ie tco ca.ssss 9
W c. DAYS G. BEET Boy, 100 Lombey)
Rancocas Stables b. c. Happy Day 100 (IayloD
Time-i OH.
Betting U wn-Tcfriner Is 10 >, Chatham lfavorlte) |
2 TO Frances l.: colt 80 70 l. Lotte % Bet BOY
10 70 J. Fearless 70 !, Nuban 10 !, jules g. 90 10 j.
Happy Day 20 70 l. Nolo SO to J. Annie g, 70 70 j.
Betting for pace-1crriher X % B. Chatham y 70 D. |
Frances L. colt 10 TO Lotto u .. Beet Boy To l.
Fearless 70 J, Nuban 70 ], jules G. 10 ~ J. Happy
Dav 10 ]. NolO 10 70 |, Annie g. : TO |.
Mutuals-Morris pair straight az so. place IS 20.
Lottie went of Ike shot with the Frances L. colt at
her saddle and made the pace the head Of the home
stretch where the Frances L. colt took the lead This
youngs,e coming down the stretch under full head Of
steam looked all winner the grand stand shv
cred from end 70 end when Lstlencld his whip
Chatham. who seemed 70 furlong post.
Garrison seeing the prize in danger brought Terrhcr
On the rail by hard driving me Frances L.