New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
PLANTER, AT 60 TO /.
LONG SHOT SLIPS HOME In FRONT AT
ELIZABETH.
ONLY THREE FAvoE1rEs WIN ON A w1NTRl
Observation-Disclosures LAMENEss.

Judge Morrow ought to be renamed. Call him
Judpe Tomorrow He's one OF these tomorrow
horses when he meets anything above the c!a'S oi
Clldwood and Kngsbridgc. Tomorrow ''eS 'a''
never comes Judging by his performance YESTERDAY
N the race for the Luke Blackburn stakes 'uosc ~
morrow will never again-never come nome III
ront again. Yet this is the colt whose praises cve's
,ody sang after his brilliant victory at jerome fah
asst fall over Tournament, Magnaie and othcr good
pnes He seemed trained to the hour, ana du not
yhow distress after the race but Wattersoh-ahu "o
and what might watterson bc7-madc a shaDDy
spectacle OF him. winning at his leisure Anderson
never giving up his wrap on the lines. Ana nen
wood was as easily second The Judge did manage TO
beat Jack Rose for third place Are we to treat such
cattle as three old stake horses II woud seem
SO. Watterson is already being toufed Tor the hen
lucky Derby Kenwood cannot lose the Volunteer
Handicap, and Judge Tomorrow is a lead pipe ior
the American Derby. because he expects to improve
Well, well.
Hayward had his first mount this season in this
race the colt Stonemason. by Stonehenge-Mary Buck
ky, handsome creature and possibly as useless
rs any in the last decade Hayward is practising
his hand for guiding Gorgo in the Brooklyn liahdl-
cap
BY the way, the report Of HanOvcr's retirement 10
tho stud appears premature, to say the least Pm!p
Dwyer says that the horse pulled up lame III MS
work, but he believes the lameness Is but temporary
lie certainly has present thought of retiring him.
him to be hopeless cripple, then he will go OIL the
turf for good If he trains at all, he is not likely to
be seen at the post for several months.
npping air made winter clothing extremely dc
sirablc at Elizabeth. The day was too cold for en-
joyable racing but persons did their best
to pick winners and be happy. Tipstaii beng with
drawn from the first Bradford had an easy VIC
tory, though he got OFF last and was obliged To work
his way through the entire field. An insane plunge
made that miserable sinner sam Morse a warm
favorite at odds Bradford was second choicc at
to p
Priscilla, of whom great things were expected, was
left at the post in the second race, much 10 a'ohs
ohagrn. Hamilton was always unfortunate with two
year-ods. few days ago Priscilla worked nan
mile in As l-2 seconds. She was strong second
choice in the betting. Earlv Blossom being the favors
at to 5. The latter had no difficulty in winning "lU
Priscilla out OF count: 49,, , -
Psn.s once mary rG AnSTn to the ssr aeT'e@p %
struggle in the stretch with Moonstone and Nina W.
Hhs i the i cSokcn sSs shops We're open ali
last night. saving tic money that the " boys were
The fourth race went old Pcriclcs the fayorte az
to l, Hamilton up. and the siXth 20 Baase, WHO
Dwyers have "a sturdy colt in Eon. game fellow, and
one endowed with sufficient speed to render nm cA-
Larchmont, under the whip nearly all the wa, way,
captured the last supervisor, al "o u ioi
place, finishing second .,,r.
FIRST RACE-pUKSE $500. SPECIAL WEl"hAS'
FIVE FCRLONGS.
g. walbaum,s b. h. Bradford, by Gengarry-XSeysaadda
r.S sFS films b. 6 Yegns Duke qged I,T-o@l
fpr1stsi s. ssiS.Sn. SG' b b. ffs fsnS1sa h% aged o
BeysS%yss s,aSf j% @.: sI%y lo Apfs5;S s2S1
j. A. A. H. Mtrrss b. Mueilage' g. lo2 sr ,scs5 iGH
Empire Stables Tiese g. 1o' (eag 1c7 65,o,
Sew.York Stables br. Goldfish 4 JIG @iasiowi 9
Al Ses@sns ss eh tdS Mi' asd hrscn
y,,91st BStnE s to % san Mcl e to 10 Oa JIM cray cray
NSSsTs o + H.. G6 'a9' 70 oa l 70 200 tg' 80 to
BETTING for jim IL q y nS1qg pA Maa
ne 70 10 faINfs% n Tsmax e 60 i to Tie''e 10 TO ''' Elm l. "
Flambeau got the Indifferent start, and closely
bv and Lonax made the running TO the
where Red Elm rushed up ana assumed @ rn
leadership which he held for a qurcr Bradford was
the last horse to leave post but Bssgen rode him with
great patience gradually cutting down his Held one oy one
til all were at Bradord heels Going through the ehtfe
lot Bradford gained lead in the last furone ana won
clevery by length; Young Duke second two lengths De-
fore Fitzroy There numerous changes OF position III
the race the retirement OF Red Elm jim tray TOOK
the lead and showed into the homestreteh after
which went out OF sight 1ipst~h St' 'o anu
Village Maid withdrawn.
SECOND RACE-pUEsE 500. TwO-YEAROLD Fill
LIES. HALF MILE.
J. II. McComck's b. (. Early Blossom. by PiI1rIoI
G. wsibaun's br. clagdne IL: 1l5 oy ,BerHifIl
G"AerS H H. Morrss en- Z oiuco-c 5.CLittcneldj
S. L. Hommedieu's b. f. Addie L.. 15.. Anderson Q
Pyfrs s;1s b. D. T. L,EiS hi2i5e'i5 Us MecaltSv
W L. Scot,'s ch. I. Cutalonr, ll5.......-. pi"y( 0
& GSE@ss JoHHsoss b. N"isf1ais fri.cs Hamilton ,
Left at the post r,no-o.s,.
Betting to win--Eary Blossom 6 to 8, Clnudine - TO
J. Tendency nly co % l. pri.cia to "lac9,e to
die htSs Il 20 o 5e s@s*1"s g 'SS y
F,olette 10 W cutalonr 20 Hda r. 10 to l. Addie
Is TO l. Lizzie Il to l. Knlckknack 40 to l.
4 fair start was made all but Priscilla and KnicH
knack The former left standing at the post Lizzie
WAS first on Addie L. second Ada g. third. In the run
TO the head stretch, Early Blossom shot to the front
gaining commanding lead which she never renquished
CIaudne under Bcrgens urging second, length
before the Tendency ny. Fugitive and the Bcllona ii
,,r.U did start
THIRD RACE-PURSE 500. SELLING. SIX FUR
LONGS.
NJ T. Donoyan's b. c. Planter, by Bilct-Vassar,
yrs, lOJ n Gear I'D al 100. fostI) l
J. De Longs eh. m. Nina W., D. lO4 tcsr; 100 -,
Bradford Stables ch. g. Moonstone s. 9i (caa. 30 .
Fmpire Stables b. G. Express. 3. So Jones' 0
BcScwyek stables b. h. 9asgan' o. lo' H;SSrggen o
{. Cole cos ch. brilliant aged. 81 lcar r2s q
NJ Barrcts Dr. I. Lassic, g. 1oJ.. .-.(C ayton) o
p j. Kavanagh's ch. !. Equality, T. 9S...- penny o
Castle stables Oh. c. Watch Me- 3. % tear. 81 n
d A. Honir's ch m. Romp. G. 10. .... Crhomp.onl o
Narragansctt Stables b. g. Ralph Black 9 lo3 n
IT, c. Myers's b. c. Harrison 8 9j...-..-.. (MyeIs) 0
T'me-1 :17i4.
Betting win-Pancr 90 70 l. Nina w. t. /. Noon
10 to l. Harrison - !, Romp 20 to / Watch Ne 80
70 Oracle 50 to Ralph Black 60 to l. Equality 100 to