New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
RACING AT ELIZABETH.
FAVORABLE OPENING OF TIE SEASON.
CROWDS or PEOPLE VISIT THE NEwJEEsEY
Tr,cK-rorH rAvoRITEs WIN.

TrACK-FOUE FAvORITES WIN
rnosc ncss,miet,c croaiSers who prophcsied that
,,o aotormi,ed stand made by the Dwycr Brotiicrs
against the city poolrooms, in Withholding the entries
for races from publication In the morning newspapers
would bring disaster and ruin TO the spring meeu"s
of tho New jersey Jockey Club found thcmscNc'
crevousIy disappointed if the, visited the track and
saw the great crowd Of men and women. numbering
nearly 1000 that swarmed over the lawn and filled
rho GRAND stand from end 70 end. For the first time
in many months the public were able to enjoy good
racing on a reputable track, and they were deter
mined 10 take the fullest advantage OF the opportunity
As carload after carload of nor'clovers rolled mp 70
the track gates the faces % the enerprisng BROOK
Ivn snortsmen which hal worn some
What an xious expression. Frightened considerably
and long before the time for the first they
concentrating themselves on the result OF their ex
pcrlmcnt Under the circumstance they felt that they
could afford to be magnanmous. and no surprise was
felt therefore when IT was announced that this morn
ine the entries for the day, races would be found In
the New York papers
wo have heard that every pooI-room in New-York
.os closed this morning" said Philip Dwyer. and that
hong thc object we had in view we arc satisfied TO
withdraw the restrictions put in force last night
yccterdov with IT, blue sky, genial warmth and
refreshing breezcs An IDEAL racing nay anu sa'o
an added zcst to the sport. The afternoons "oTN
n.szcd of without the slightest hitch and speculation
rui
smiling and genial usual held his customary III
formal recopton when he not busily looking after
the perfection Of the betting arFangemehtS' "ni'
H. d. Mcintyre. the able secretary OF inc clup' pore
the thousand and one calls upon time, patience ana
temper with his customary good nature Mr. CAD
we'll tic starter was in excellent form, and III all
c,cept one instance treated oulooers to succession
q, hs hannic,t efforts while fault could be found
with the Judging Of Colonel simmons and MIR. Nc
Doweil.
Az on sunday the track in splendid trim and
fair time was made in the majority OF cases. Inc
talent began the meeting well, lnasmnch as they
contrvcd to spotr four winners out Of the SIX that
,asscd under fine wire during the afternoon. The
Great disanpointrncnt Of the day Wa Rancocas, on
whom odds OF 10 to was laid for the second race
while the much improved Judge Morrow was heavily
backed at 3 to and to for theplioe. Kancoca' was
troubled with a lit of the slows and ran under the
vhlp for nearly twothlds II tho Journey. lie was
rovcr able to vet near Judge Morrow, who In |
front nearly all the way and, Sailing of resOiute
challenge in the stretch from Clhwood scored ready
IVY Ir't hefore the race Jcicr Walden. who |
owns cGwoqd wa o b "iYmsa e ToiciS
10 the action 81 The u" turt or cro.y abn,ing
Mr cahiwell he would not be allowed 10 race |
argument, cntrcay, We're IN VAN me-
remained obduratc Finally 'il, 'ci D"y,r s,iSe"tel
decision. A, might be expected. the veteran starter,
on being appealed 70. generously i1iga,e tie man man
had unlu~ tlNdOlF HS>d4HN lilN WIN NV
terms Of ,itupcrat.on, ana Walden was 1''oru'nsN
rciu,ta''f. ......, 40 |
The Now Jersey Handicap Of course attracted me
overnight entries to the post Lonesireet bcins
the most notable absentee. The rice |
proved The good thing It looked for Iadfe. VINO was |
lacked until II 10 the highest OTTER AGAINST nun
He was under n triple pull all mp the hack~tIc'n, /
and comm, away the moment llimlfon called upon |
him. sailed home the easiest Of winners from "ray
Dawn. who ran good rae" H.,
fuSse Win TlpsiaT Monmouth brought JOY 10 Ms |
legion ~ bac'scrs IN the third race hut Rotation a
10 - shot ovcrhcw Iav0ra. Highland Lass ana cish
others In the ufth race. In the sixth race lima - a
10 3 choice and Eon simply lost the field the mare
ultimately winning by Two lengths Inc ue'a'9
follow
FIRST RACI,-PrEsE $500 - MILES.
G. D. McCov's ch C. Beck. hy RoItram-Addle ll1rt