New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
,ESpE ECCENTRIC RUNNING.
s,vcr,LAR RESULTS AT NORRIS PARK.
.o,xE AND EoN BADLY BEATEN-FAVohili>
wArJOw IN DISASTER.

wALLOw IN DISASTER.
, .h- innocent and crcdulous Taccgoer was sh-
~ and thigh by the PhiliStlncN al MOTIFS rai"'
~ Individually and collectively lie wandered nome ~
49, and confused in his ideas as II he isad oc''
C.,.n with a suncsho. The irrcSpoilNlhic a"u III
- manner in which the horses are running IN me-
s.r DAYS Of the Ncw.York season would pnz@'o
.n,est expert in mental or moral disease a iar-e
- n, these vacarcs may be attributed I" inc S"r
.,o,r Track but by no means all Of them. me
$3.50 IN some cases cannot be held ac'"uh'"'o' wa"
vs,n trainers and jockeys have covered themselves
~,h .uspcion recently. II might be imp'-S'o, ~
80, audience that would leave no possible i""P"''o
y. scape but our friends over the fsh%''ah oo'"oi "
- to hang pirciall next month on evidence t"ae
Do'~ y ~, ,r,rus,.otial They have unconfort'
nhu that is uncomfortable for the >heddcr> Oh
.N IN Fncland France and Canada OF hhdIhE muir
80, enry on circunstantial evidence ana I"''i'7
49,, 70 death. In this country we are uSu''' wv
go hearted and pit1ul to do a'ythihe "l Una. s'''
- Generally make Influential p"htlciahs W "''
...ssrs Bnt the plaIs in favor Dy our nc'-"'o''
49, many admirers. and appears {" Work substantial
NV. a., ,,o main Now the circumStantial evidence
'~soh pinch,u Is to be hanged Is not nearly 30
az the crcumstan,i evidence that certain
.,rex and Jockeys have been guilty "f crooked deal
~, m. season. especially within the ia>t IL" "cchs'
Iasr A. Morris said the other da! 'hsl 'i'
49,. parS Of The courses N MOTIFS
=. .jmost imposs blc to get the tracks dry al 'hc
-. nse,inc The air would not absorb tho
,e.rro from the saturated ground as il would IN
~. The track was still soccy. heavy ana adhesive
:. cine Yesterday. This condition hinderh ana non.
- 800 q, the horses seriously, no doubt. But 1t
~ No, easv ia see why /, should stop Racine, whose
,ss two victories were won IN the h"'p"c>' ia>"'o'
,r dem mud Yet something stopped Racine COM
.,aer He was the favorite with odds on IN INC
bookmaEorS a
-, .psnci,us eaccrncss 10 get all the money they
ccu,d get on him at the rate Of 10 I" y a" MI
vfnian1. the owner Of Racine. Is IN 'aih"rWa hc
cent from the East to the Pacific Coast not long ago.
v,,,n the news of the murder a Ms br"'h'r oS d
hnrcar reached him. Mr.. EamSdcl has charge "i inc
r,ndlpc stable in Mr. Wil!amS> absence. lie ha'he''
pac,nc AID WAS greatly surprised by his defeat.
Wb.n he asked the Jockey Narvl"A. lI"w hippehen'
the hoy replied tina, Racine WAS 50 t'>tled in the
sorr mar, 81 the rae that IL Knocked out "f his
stride 70 another inquirer Narvacz said tllat Racine
vss crossed by Kitty Van. hut when ne was asked
Hhy he did 90 on and Try {" WIN ai''r '", "'i-
dent he was silent II Racine had been defeated ai'er
4 gallant struggle plainly "vcrma'clFd by Tie "eieh'
mn, upon hi, back comment would be needless but
pne vas h,,.Ie,>,v ont If the race in the first half
mile YES in the first quarter mile and cam" in among
The lat in the lot The st.'waN> ouct TO have
questioned the jockey un>ptr1n-y. - starting
deterioration in RNIne in ;" short time n"'i> some
clearing M Mr. CarTigtn'S fast sprutcr. &. W. Cook.
with H.t weight up. ra! away WITH the race, While
Volunteer wa. second. AID Belle dVT tMN
Nellie BY won Il fine race IN heavy track only
few d,v. ago but sl. now here III the PalO Alto
Handicap. foi twoyear-olds. The C"lord Trust and
certain eiTdi'e educator. WHOSE nitlcs learning in
Nterature and mathematics l. only cpualcd by his
pa,.ion for sl IL" AZ the races took large riches
on, Of thu Letting ring by lacking Andrew Thompson's
Silver Prince al u ~ aud even longer odds WIN
Only ninct! five pounds up. be Won easily. silver
Prince wa, ridden by the ono and only CLAYTON, who
also rde pli>icr. IT.. the victor III the hr race.
CLAYTON I. smart lightweight. and can ride very
WELL when liz, clooSc- L. d Ms best. Al times ne
has ridden brilliantly FIR almost every one except MI
Wither> f.! MIR Wthcr~. I" whom he was unoif
ENGAGEMENT for Ills >e..o. he ha- RIDDEN some Oi tc
worst races ever seen. But when CiaNth /, r"I'-
for the Co,rci Trust, al his pride Of race 'td com
pleAon j. aroused. ana he Is an mp OF cicTSN' ep"'
and dao in the saddle
Neither Nellie By Chatham. first and second
aoice could eet near place in the Palo Alto Bal
eoSan Va, strongly tipped" and heavily pisVeo Out
dropped out Of the race bciof, the llhsh. ihei IL
started in the a> race al five furIorgs and came
in third. II va, harsh treatment Of yonne>'e' u
mn hun in two race, in one DAY on such track.
In the Farvow Light Weight Handicap, at m'l'
and quarter. Western form came to the front ana
R-y fairly >ino hci~d the avoit" >to'Lt"n, VINO Wiz
ou.l,,.d AID OUTRAGED. People "inhcd AID waited
10 Know what was TIE matter with Riley IN Ms laa'
preyiou. race.
The te,a. Wa, 3 to on Eon IL the hf' race. bur
EOn came ~ fourth. This va, unexpected Tor ia"
horse ,ha, - easily defeated kaceland on THURSDAY!
Rscehorsee ,.-..l t. have no self, RESPECT Al lat MI
laygns Ills Eo-citc d She va heavily
backed by al the fr!d- ui II" iIa .tlN stable. aAc IL
spite Of The suplo,~! ivlH'ib!lty 81 Eoh SIC MAI
ru,away rarc If II all "a" Nay and Won as she hcd
The Anne bocyn sc!cn- Was second ana fa'a'''A''~
third.
In every race except tAe ar-t the favorlte wa put
to sleep In the fist lutNler. IT.. ana Dr. h'i'''"'n
slte,nated IN the position II fav"itc II Dr. Hc!ihutH
had becr d, we'll ridden by Ovcrt0n "a Pun~jer, u.
was by Clayton, Dr. lclmu,h wOnld hav. ben fF>'
Instead O.: ond t Pui'tcr. lr.
closing DAY, OF Tn ~ca>0! wta hirlo.er. lTn-i"r u
&c. These make amcld> to HIM for The c'hp'e "'
The las, lace va, captured III a caH,cr by MI. Cal
ways Flav.!ia Best BOO second a'd i,aii""a liil'";
though tie r.nry salvador VIII MOI run ia TIE Sew
Rochelle >4.he> rllrc,r! Lat iiie.M T. "MP' ;'d
DiatIo Un tAc fIm %. hiS Ih"I>da''> r1c" WIN
Eon. ia -aud .onsh /" De- lat IN trat io'. W"u'a'
into hi, be III "a Try hard. and lrcA aDd Klt''d'"
should be ish,nt II or' at the ;ni,h E rnrsNshc
To-. IA NJ Do ' .ioc can ir,t, i "
The Wal," Plains Iant.cIr vii biinc ont v"is
strons fed .. two ycarGld>, hcndn: ta' ~ 80,
world Sallic NcCl'Land. VIII runs second Que uaI u
great stake III The mud. and the hcNl udl ~ tt ..
n the sane weight j. beaten of. Walt ana see NO"
Esllie f,1p> hcr Ii,ht fantastic toes to day. .
hs o,t.r hrsc, al auction al Morris Park on Wcdn",
dsy next. 40 wonder TIA, NJ. Ashc l. disguised WIN
~ tr-f .,d wishes Ia !rtlIp. tn" luck thai d" Ia
~ th,s ycar has been enough TO curdle even the
choicest crt,n 81 human himd'">N.
DETAILS or THE RACING.
FIRST KNCl.-SLILIN'' ~~TiP> AMI 1HifL'
YEARoLDs. So LAcH. $50 AbDLD' SIX FUR
LONGS.
I;.rtng
81. III.
4 r. Pul.tcI's 81. C.. Punster b.
euns.-r Mavd T.. TO- :" 90. =" layton . /
/ Knea,r'> br. e. Dr. Ii"lnuth. III .-
4 J. Baldw!n', tr. e.. Costa Rica. ~
v. c. Dsv'e ch f. Mamie B.. 1o5 I'll.
". D. J.nninc.'s ch. c. Bu>tecd. ~
Asdisoa SArcs D. c. logo Il2. In. A".dj 0 Al
Empire stables b. T. Grrt'c u, lot n =. ,
Svysr Bro.hcr,' br. G.. Houston, ~"
Ifeskness Stables b. I. Flo->e. 1oG -. an