New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20
tFAyoR1TEs AT THE FRONT.
A LOSING DAY FOR TILE BooKMAKERs.
jHnaoasnA Dz1pATHD By aoy-1IAsLo's sue
CESS.

Iss boosmaxers came away from the Grayesend
AAeN yesterday with lighter pockets ana depleted
Hoxes. r1ve out of the six vortes won and in most
bases tAe second horses also carried much money.
mt IL autumn dsy was OF 90 insprting and stma-
iahn4 sort tst even the losers pucked up cheerful
iaess wsed their revcrses and hoped for better
llock to-day. The attendance wa OF good proportions
hut hardly so large perfect autumn weather and
tho entertainment Of fair racing card might hav"
be expoced 90 u14ng out The truth Of the matter Is
Ahss Yr,dsv unless some special sensation Of remark
able importance Is offered, is not day u crowd the
mounds Of any raoecourse. The starter was again
in BOOT form. After his hasty errors Of THURSDAY
he took more pains with his WORK. anu
dclayod for a long time before sent the horses
ava in the fourth and fifth races. But the delay
ga not preeept the start In the fourth race from being
disaster Tho Held OF fifteen oyeerolds that ran
were scattered like stars in the sky when the nag
fell and LTntrguante left standing still. WHO
Dictum was not In her stride and practically I"t
at the post also. The trainer Of LInsrguan'e now
ever said that 1t not the starters fault that the
ihny left at the post. lie remarked 'ha We
iAlly was badtempered. sverse to getting away ana
bhard to handle.
There was no pronounced favorite in the first race
(which furiongs. for horses that never ha
won. Syracuse. Costa RiCa, the Lady Jane colt Gan
Can Phoebe and the Maxim colt all had sonic bacKcrs
=
well, Judging his pace and his witt, keelicss ana
riding the colt at the finish with much force when the
colt wanted TO stop. 1t took riding much better than
the common 70 get this poor creature nome |" H"''
of this poor hcld but through Taylors enor's inc
Maxim colt the By neck, Win syracuse
second the same distance before tho lady Jane COLI
The second contest was at a mile ana sixteenth
With special weight conditions. The heavier spotu'
lsoys felt certain FROM Scnorta'S last race. that she
was not vet in proper condition. hence they madc
Fen . strong favorte. n Is true that SenortaS SKIN
looked dry but she rs rapidly improving. aud With
Garrison Hamilton in the saddle Qor this hlly IN all
her has shown that she needs powerful vieor
GUS energetic jockey. she would have defeated Eon
who wellridden by Bergen but was all out AZ the
end CovingtOn light. too feeble and too fraii
to handle the big. raking lilly senorita 10 the best al
vantage she ran second length behind Eon while
poor Stnleaway, who is nov a mere CHASTITY wreck
of tho fine rscearOrse that we'll in May and
juno, Q poor third.
Next came q hsndicap at a mile and one sixteenth
with peblo at the tOpweighs of 1l6 pounds Diato
is in his bcst estats. and he won the race hand
somey, although Tarzl was compelled to ride him
with plenty Of energy sluggad Is also better than
ne has been at any previous time this year and he
made a strong pace and led the way up TO me last
100 yards. when Dablo went tO the front Bergen i
retrieving his reputation. after an interval when II"
rode wretchedy and after his suspension at ~hecps'
head Bay lie was in the worst possible luck duihc
this week 10 To YESTERDAY. but he did full justice t.
Eon and he rode with great deal OF spirit Now OF
Never In the third getting third place with the
horse who is not now nearly 50 good racer a. h"
was in the days when he was owned by A. y.
Caesatt and trained ny John higgins.
The membe.s Of the Cooied Trust again struck
mighty blow forther affairs and their tres and srn
the booknakers hip and thigh This rif OF Ainh-
seddon as the betting rng might fifty b. called 'o"k
place in the fourth whs understood that the
stockholders Of the Coored Trust fen - certain that
f. Browns colt Forerunner, would win this rare That
they telesraphed commissions TO poolrooms all over
the COUNTY, They pitt up their winnings Of the DAY
before on B. B. Million add Mabel Glenn with both
hands perfectly fair start for the whole heid
had been given perhaps Forcrunncr might not nave
won. But the jockeys behaved aboiMlaslF. lh're
was o long delay. There were many breaks MOST
of the Youngsters were hottemperd. 6ery and almost
uncomfortable. The jockey. Thompson VINO r"ie \"a'
was especially conspicuous for his dsobediencc. III
subordnstton and fJr his audacJus attempts Ia Get
of dozen lengths before tho field Really thompson
acted 80 shock1ngy that he deserved 10 be sasPch"
for the whole year. He did get suspended for we -
OF the meeting which light punishment for sue"
behavior a. his in attempting " get an utterly mex
cusablc advantage az the start in defiance Oh IN; sta'
er,s orders When the dag fell Void did get great
advantage over most Of the field and th> cnabio MIN
% secure second place az the end While f"'e'"'i''
ridden out BY Allen under whip ana spur won wv
race with Senator Hearts, Yosemite. from his west
ern division Of his big staDlc luliu. i''e"'F~ W.
rdden nv Ovcrton lie did not 81 OF we'll lie maze
mn so mucb ground in the race that 1t scenlcd prob
aba IL Yosemite had got of even terms win VOC
and Forerunner lie might have won the race TO-
mite LOOKS as if he were an improving coi'' anu it
NAV Do better In few days. The starter -uH ic'0eo
Thompson the rider Of Void. and Allen, the ru'r Oh
Foreylnner for the Brooklyn meeting, and incd all
thu other Jockeys except LittIcheld. WHO WAS on
HIntrisuante and who behaved himself. hut was i"''
n the post through the '1ly's fanlt. 81 each
The general verdict Of racing men at Tn" track YES
teraay was that Mr.. Mcintyre. although one " 'h'
most popular accomplished and eNNf''i OF Ahci'
can landscapes lis tu,t row little below hi hno~
FORM II often occurs to handcapp-r- ana starters
and judges q, well that they canno; ALWAYS rra 'a''
highest Hirnt, Of excellence. This is true ais" "i
poets, of uovcbsts. Of painters I" s'np'"f>' % o"H
makers, of Wall street spectators. OF i'l
sorts and conditions Of men. inclidins the chi-
dreu OF Gideon and the children Of I-rachar'
Mankind i, Ike the uhoIOnghbr.l racol'r-c % f.
as that goes. Even the gr"Ate-t Of racer, has III
DAYS OF inpair1l and diminished sped ~ ''
greatest of haadicapp,is NAV av" NJ days OF Seh'
dulled and bluntch ke'nncs'. As TIE Tllhu"' MA
repeatedly said. Mr. Mcintyre has afforded tn" rae ne
public the enjoyment Of Of N" FIRST nn-h"
that the history OF t!r tr;if can furnish. Eu' ne
was not in hi, m'~t brilliant m" 81 wacH Ii" a'.iSr''
tle weights in tn. hct"y handicap III H." MN
race. Every niinlan Oil the t"1n Who KNOWS any
thing aboUt horses Wa convince" 81 that. seventeen
accented the weights however hnt # these fnIr w.
withdrawn. lsi"Ing ohly thirteen 10 20 u The pF'
On wif, IS OF publ" or private form VI. MtlniNr
supposed that Maidstone could give Tip-tan fourteen
BOUNDS or could take cO5c aNi>h with Iip~'an at
Six flrlOngs whilt carving l34 pDunC> 10 ir-th
100. + puzzle past comprehension All tn "'hil"'
teDt Judge, Of form. al The a2aciIis spectators ~
the track. baIlsed Ti,,H for thiIk" ~ TN
field Of thirteen, while the Odds against MadNt0nc,
although the and only IlmnIy Mclaughlin "aN III
The lcn vi mod
get 10 to against him. Marty all the Wa "i
Tipstan, straight and place. Lady Reel W.T. NE
sccohd choice at short odds and it was C,''
TO Ge' long prices against any of the others the
specuist"r' ~ere right. for TpstsG lad The "iSi'~t
possible OF victories with Bergen up while Mad tone
crusled hx XeRl ths. ,..c LIZ 1l-.h