New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
SLIDING DOWN IN THE MUD.
DAY OF SATCRATlON AND SORROW
FIVE OF THE FAvoRITEs DEFEATED AT MoRklS
PARK,

.6,h.r structure The architect who cSIEncd IL ana
NJ Morris who accepted the plans and pad Tor 'ne
build.s 10 have forgotten entrN thai Is ever
wet in weschestcr. The immense cdi'cc """'u pe
ant and suitable for Of racing III some ram
Ie.s desert, where for an instant III 'ir "'o'
Vear does a cloud appear ON III" face "t.'he SKY VI
shower fall. The ram made the track deep III ih"n
ud This made miserable mes, "f III" racing Most
owners and trainers have the strongest OF pr'Juue"
against the Morris Park hll. They ar" continually
niry .hout IT, and SAVING hat il sometimes breaks
a,vn even good horses while II l. never safe III their
opinion. for cripp"s. All Ne dd!gcrS' I" 'H'ir WY
of thinking. inultIp'd many times Whcil Inc tr"'"
,s muddy Consequently owners and trainers rushed
pell.mcn % withdraw their horses. The first attain
was q walkovc. for Volunteer. II seems >tranE" that
not one OF tie -lN o'hci~ sent ont for 500 sec
ond money. bat % IT w0s. IL "a" Sr'"id race "nlN
lirc ran ont of li>t of twc,tyilrc' pr"tal" start
cr> In The third two cam" (" III" post ont OF field
O, fine. In the M,'tcrhorn Handicap. at mile
heats tirc. IA instead m six. had
been expected With Ia" hope Of 'onSoling
10 some extent the ,'",a"r. owners and trainers also,
for thc,coGcicu,c> tn" management got MP an extra
-.,c for maiden tv"Ncar ods at half a mile. Which
vas la>l.
Bn, tln> race proved To- lie burden anA affection.
There was an unlr,,olablc and Improper DELAY in c'
ing through with The races. Volunteers wak.ov"r
should hive been hurried oil n cYacv = O'Clock III"
next race should hav" been run promptly twenty min
ltes later. The long DELAY between tie second and
Ice. ro
t.- on and o,lv two horses {" run m the third Wa
,idiculou, 4, tlrer heats wclr neccs>arH ~ decide
a.. Nat;crlcru Handicap The result "f Tie delay
and nlI,Aav- that people were detained at
the track until :he shades "t ;cht We're falling fast.
and II va DARN The betting Iin- Tat hoohnak"r~
who did io put up Lanterns could hardly -" their OWE
States. l. 10y moons racing t" h' proud of or I"
,r cTatjit over when = field Of ra--cd wIct"h"S Of
twoy ear that have not Won rae" mp t" the lat
fortnight of the ."a>"n are sent ot 10 slide ana
sin and n.lc and ~tacc"r and STRAIN ana StNnhI'
Tor half mile dowu The Tol"--an slide in deep mud
with the dusk dim that il WI> hardly p">|ih!" :"
make the horses with any ''''n"~~ even 'hr"''h
race glasses and the spectators felt 1.-THE don't
whether The indg.s would he able pax ont the Win
nc-.
Belle dor was tho favorIt" f'r the S''"nd race
but was beaten ty Oli''i!"n III 'l"-c
finish. simply through E,fn,~'I err IN
permitting Bergen. N S."crion. t" c'' =
lead Of haf drl"n lc"-lh~ IN The i'j
.urlong viii thVz" clou> "ml' Am"n;~ Of h"r~
senu, in its Highest development and most compact
form out American j." ""y~. ever learn the ~ H. e.
TIE inere primary rule, Oh" rdi.Ii 1t doc mot hood. -
Auy ick.v # sense and experience uu-h' meyer L" '
get that when horses &c rUu'ln- IN deep ma. Adv
horse that j. permitted t" ct lead OF haf
a dozen lengths III tho fr>t furonG i ro'"N
caught, Just search vour ileul":c- on that point
and Study ,'oodvinS OriCial ''Hd". NH : as
track fast horS" can often m'L' mp 49, ''H
i.enS- amount oi ground IN IN" h"m"-':'t H. a:d
latch leader thai "a IN ,hvAn'" ~ th''"r'' par
Of the race Eut the cn'Hi"Stin'r> ar WHOLLY 'i'''
snt IN deep mud Tn" fastest ho>" then j. 'lnlci'd
md crippled L. a certain extent il h.> sped. ana
cannot maize up ground rapidly or - idr-r'F' II
Barnes had remembered tl> little h' Of simple" eye
a.cntary ins,guc ton. which Should iv, bee" taught MN
ia the cradle he would have hti 10 !if'u!y IN Will
ing the ,ecoId race with l;"N" dor. -" '""N''
ran thrd. although he on" Of N" ranN~ "''~0e"
In the race. FrontcilaC badly cut at III" POI
J0e C,rirSr @
70 the paddock with him. but his "wI"r did not appear
TO tho judges for permission 70 whhdFftw h'I'' am
sent the Jockey to IL" post again. Frontn1 had no
chance after his injury. bergen and Iiiu behaved -
badly that they were set down for the meeting py Inc
starter.
Castaway was the favorte at ] 10 : and 20 6
IN tie thri race. Will" his onl> "ppoa""'. ealvlhi.
was at and even . ia |. salvlr Wa Ridden by
Bergen while Taial on Ca~taNay. No FAINT
could BE- frund with Ta.1ls rdin-. He DID al lie
possibly could with Ca>'IWav. bU ti>'a%iv W,S either
short OF worf, or and sore S"re,lin: that IL"
had eaten or drunken had diea-N"d with HIN BON
horses were under he whip tMonch The lr~t
half furlone but bergen got >a!vin h"'e
Ieto,e Caetwav while all tho r0cn"S in racing Sfad
in blank t,ewildrnent, aI al the old had' wnh''i AZ
each her and smiled. Every fiv'i'". except Ahir
in NE last hamilc -prawl. was beaten II me iind
Correction choice in the fourth rar" but iilcd
70 got a placn. Blthe winning easily, WIN lAFllli
,ecpld aud FOrcrunn'T thi!y1.
Los Angeles in ih' Miit"rhorn Handle ap. ~ mhe
heats WIS a, f below l..r usual rn a wa Cat1"av
she WIS the fav ori.c ODDS and il wa reported 'a'
>ir Baldwin had informed his S",c"t cncl" # d'!'
.ocratic and distinguished friends NAT TIC mar" w"i
surely win A, sh"eJehc,d Bay Los tnc"lc 'Hr:' iAe
70, pounds in deep lud. defeated Euru ''riVc IL
pound, with all lHlr:iuahlr ease. >"-''H'Y' '''''
irs II, ,o,lts 81. cpnld u"i"r get near IirN, III
.!,r ho.nre.:~t.l IN the Nr- beat. while Eni'~ an"
III pounds and Ia u" -"cp.d lea. En'HN i'H - ''
AWAY nom her that took stI"Ac c''-- I" d>''N"F