New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-12
-ELIzABETH's GLOOMY END.
room RACING ON A MUDDY TRACK

room RACING ON A MUDDY TRACK.
emmR pETnrEp BY YOUNG GRAcE-EouTTY
BDATEN AGAIN. ~
Tho second, half Of the autumn meeting OF the
N~wyersey Jockey Club had been favored with weather
20 nne with attendance so large and with sport SO
popular that 1t WASH expected that its good fortune
would continue to tac end. But yesterday came o
woful change Tho air was harsh and damp. with
cutting chill in Il. The paddock was bog, ana tne
tr>ck was a swamp. The number of spectators ieii
OF nearly fourths from the porty total OF Mon
DIV, and those present were dull lstless dispr-
tied handful. Owners and trainers cut down the
fields 90 brutaIIy that the sport spoiled, ana tne
racing was by far the worst Of the whole mee'nhs'
having no features of genuine interest or charm. 40
sdd TO these anictions queer riding was common anu
conspicuous. IL b the habit Of Jockey CLUBS W e'
Jockeys do they please on the last days oi 'e0'
ings and rasoaly riders always make the ooieS' "''
Of this license $3.50.
7 a. Cassatt ia one of Phladelphias Two Hundred
n n not betting or suitable that prominent soo'ey
ana club man In the City Of Brotheriy Love ss
allow his FLY Equity to remain on the snri ",o'
hes lost her speed and her form for the year HHe'
In tho season Equity was stake MY VI ia' 49,
ana won good races in good company she mas gone
OF 90 dismally that she cannot now 1oc"' o,N"AS
calling p,sters The public continues to back ner oh
.cconnt Of her former speed but she runs mo1e exc
crably in each succeeding race anu ne' "ppe
now are practically mere benefits for inc
because she is unable 10 win and all sno mon7y p S
ber n In erect lost before the race Is pee"n' oho
a.. r.vo,.t. AZ Q 10 1 on yesterday, but she was
h.d,v taten not only BY Leveler the winner put also
hv tha a,most unknown Houri We expect sucn men
A. W. C. DAILY to run horses that have no chance OF
winning. IN order that the bookmakes may mako
money from the public, but we look or isr oc'.er
thinss nom J. G. Cassatt. He ought TO reore Equity
instantly.
F. C. McIcwee & Co.. have had the worst %
,uck aimee they began racing, their horses nave run
second 30 many times, and very close seconos. LV"A
Al Clarendon Demuth. Peter, Judge Post ana others
since they became the property OF r. y. McLe"ee "
Co. Again and again they have been beaten oy
t.u inches when they were looked upon as certain
xtnners Peter In the sixth race was an even money
tavorfte but Young Grace beat him. On pubic FORM
peter ia a much better twoyearold than Young Grace
although both are very far below the hrst night.
Peter is like his sire, Long Taw, and MS dan' A'hene'
No one ever saw Long Taw or Abilene win race py
a dazzling fash OF speed at fnsh but both wore
stAvers and raters Peter is slayer and rater, as
WAS shown by Ids close second to Hooolum at MOTIFS
Park In the Champagne Stakes at mile, when tne
mile was run in 40 IL in the deepest mud. II
Allen. who rode Peter yesterday haa gone out WIN
him and made the strongest pace that Peter could
stand he might have won. But he waited, and feter
could not run fast Young Grace in the last my
wards This view OF the matter Is not confined 10 THIS
writer but 1t is the opinion OF some OF the shrewdest
turfmen who the race and who Know wha1
Peter do
G. W. Cook had so feeble opposition In tho frss
race that the betting was 5 to on him. and the
affair simply play TO him.
Next came Equity's CHASTITY collapse oemno
Leveer and Hour
Meridcn was tho favorite in the third race, but
was backed tmidly because Of her wen-known IN
ability to nm ND to her form In the mud. She was
beaten very easily by Glenmound, but got second
place The riding Of French ON Mmst0ne ought 70
have been nycsugated. He acted at the post as
he desired TO left and carefully kept Elmstone 30
far behind Meriden and Glenmound that he had no
chance 10 catch them at the fnsh 1t may be that
this riding was all right, but 1t was, the boy was
very discreet act in such way as TO excite sus-
picim that 1t vas all wrong.
The favorite, Carrie c., had easy task in the
fourth contest, and Mamie B. was second. Houston.
te second choice got away badly but was beaten 50
far on In the homestrech az to show that ne could not
have won he had started IN Snt o. the s Shot and
Admiral in their heat race in some myster Gus way
70 z ssssS %s u was
nowhere one of Mr.. Pusifers pne1pected I'll tiing s
popHss S up IN 1 HSs IS like sae ena in turning
without waning The second Snoiee ny %ss
I ment While MIXERS riding Of Flood Tide ought to
Insure his immediate promotion .d to profosS0rsmp Oh
TSs isSs rSce fell to tie favOrite Addie T. and
ene te sucS an afternoon of unsatisfactory and un-
pleasant racing the change to Linden is indeed wei
come. ~xx~,o
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
prpsr RACE-PURSE $500. BEATEN HORSES.
n pFIOW THE SCALE. SIX FURLoNGS.
g. Betting Fl.
e. oerris, ,o S;,gs: G. W: oH 9s By Lonsiel'
w. b. J.nninss's CHI c. Busted, s. lib, =, !,
W. O. DAILY. br. h. p.ll.ssn s, nsSiiis;; ,o- So
p. Clsy,s b. c. Monroe. 8, (sims) I5-l 81
W. c. Days CHI Glory 4. IL "a sIsm0'''' i0-i
Prince James Punster, jr. Sir John, Prince Eo~aru'
wfnona Rambler and Eolo were withdrawn. g. w. Oook
took the lead start led practically all tne way '
won IN oanter by length and half Busteed secono BIN
lengths before Ballston who beat Monroe three lengths
SECOND RACE-PURSE s00o. BEATEN Two-YEAi''
s. BETTING Fl.
Housh Brosher., b. Leysller By ,DSH,teh, 81 II
J. a Bstcheior's b. c. woodeutter H. &, AZ
W. c. DAILY. sr. f. Kate CLARK. 100 sss., :.
iooS' -'''--- Ttme-1 10
mr. Hasbrouck Mr. Sass. Anarchist. Caramel niiS ahc
Wv ve,e withdrawn woodcutter led for quarter ana
gave v.y TO Leveer, who gaoped home the easiest OF
x,,ne,s nv three lengths; HOUR second head before
Faulty who beat Woodcutter three lengths Kate .AiH
never made % effort to be better than conspicuou &
THIRD RACE-PURSE $500. NoN-wINNENS of
MORE THAN ONE RACE SINCE SEPTEMBER 10.
vTYPIONGS.