New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
NOT A FAVORITES' DAY.
FIVE BEATEN AT THE ELIZABETH RACh
TRACK.
ruAJoR" CONVICTION At THE FRoNT-NEVADA
DEFEATS BADGE.

DEFEATS BAlrI
The mighty controller Of meteorological affairs IN
New York and its vicinity being stockholder III .c
jersey Jockey Club it is needless to remark NAV
the skies over the Elizabeth racecour'e !e>'o'uaS
uere I'm a broad grin, the track was at It's pesu INC
fields were fine and the attendance was TAT up III V
thousands. In the courtroom at Eiizaoe'h Ono 'o1'
club was on trial all day for Keeping uis''"ei''
house but inside the grounds there was 10 u'soiuc
for " Rob- Pnkerton was there. Only seven e""
races were run, and if DR.. Kempshah hau poc, VN'o
,ue would have enjoyed them all. five i"sori'oe o
an. dns,-Judge Post Badge Bayhoo. Craftsman
and Kempland Judge Post was Oeateh oS o"u iiu's
TAYLOR who had the mount T. an extremist he -
10th the best and the worst Jockey III AHc'loa nv
times he rides marvellOusy well, then there comes
+. period whom he cannot ride at all McLe"ee d 'o'
bet $500 on Judge Post. ForcTunner' VINO mas oeon
summing beneath notice recently, beat him very easily
Allen simply outriding Taylor. George ought 10 Do
ashamed of himself To let a darKey Ike Aiol Dea'
him in a finish. You couldn't catch " MAJOR GOV
,nstan doing such a thing a. that. Tie MAJOR uie
gnatest Jockey OF his inches ever seen on the American
turi-he weighs about eighty pounds and is only Knee
birh 70 a duck--rode two winners in mastery styie'
Nevada and Ella +. Nevada waited on Badge. KAY
mond g. and Iavina Belle til they reached the heah Oh
tho homestrch then the major" let out link and she
rornped home with the diminutivc Archer turning MS
head from side to side, guarding against sudden rush
from the rear The spectators were sorry to see the
names of Riley, senorita and Cometo-Taw among the
scrstches Their withdrawal gave the race the ap
pearance of certainty for Badge, but Badge was not
lin It,"
MF DIVER was delighted to let Bush Bolt go for
IL 900 after winning the selling race for maiden TWO
year-olds The colt is worth about 1000 cents But
Mr. DIVER backed him literally and won Handsomely
by his success.
Vardee ilasi easy task winning the sixth race loi
which Craftsman a warm favortc. ON SATURDAY
Vardees owners backed him to win $4,000 ana nc
finished third. Yesterday they placed 800 on him
and he walked in. Craftsman has made mp his MIND
not TO win till he gets weight off and is held at long
price. Craftsman Is no fool.
Henry Stedeker won enough on Count Luna In the
last race TO pay all his lawyers fees in the case OF Ste9
ekcr against the Delay persecution. MI CaidweIi
Inadvertently beiped him. 1t was one OF the worst
,Un had seen il he would have fallen IN ut. LHtlc
Jim was out of IL at the tall Of the flag But WALT
Little Jim out Of 1t anyhow. Inc pubic nave
leaned one sure thing In racing, namely, that Ltie
race of last Wednesday Little Jim should have been
the favorite yesterday with odds on but when 1t was
announced that McDermott would ride inc morse wac
not wanted AT any price, 80 ne drnteo ABOUT inc il
hurt the result Of slight spraln received on eatur-
day. Yet Notwithstanding the spIain Taylor rode
Judge Post. ,. r. ,,s 10
hqviOr at the post Mr. taldVeu suspended hlit dH
January l, 1891 . 49,. 80, 1900 Ill
This is the last day of the Elizabeth races THIS
year. The meeting has been successful IN the MN
est degree, and the clubs stock i away up 10
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-PURsE 5000. TwoYEAR,oLDs sPE'
GAL WEIGHTS SIX FCRLONGS.