New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
NORRIS PARKS FINAL DAY
,rr CLOSE OF TIE NETWORK SEASON
,,r,.ns AND RACES or POOR QUALITY
MARIO DEFEATS EURCS.


-.. r,clnc season in the stat" "' Nc" '"t" .o,'.f
,.a Yesterday amid srnc'7l cNP'' ..,ons
eI'eu necessary to rcpctt here and now inc ;n
II Is NV 49, ,,,cb b,. been marked by the mae''i'i,
W" .hi.vcn,ents Of salva tOr. frenn. lc''"' -,
eo' o,,sbro,ed horses has disappointed - ' -,
W. ,st exprc;atonS Of those who desire !" >'' ..
w I'M, fair clean and honest racing on e..' ,,,o
s,.h cpiov, the protection OF the laws W 80 nod
,. cer1 ain that If the people Of the fhp"1 w., lea,
',os,d that the privileges grah'"u '. , -
sofi s A., woud have been II snanl'fuiN ''"
Pooi ~, ,o, g, , ,,r.ntablc extent on our race
"'' .hi. v.,r such thunIel~ Of Indignant l''',
",s hvc heat,n ON the doors Of the 'ap''' "' 90
,a,x when the bill under '"h''"o'' ,.r
rouM never have become a law 1! INV -, .,i. amer
na control our racctrIck> wonld l""o "'' " .,.
80. IN ,hc rnrlHcation Of the sport -,
ees -. a.,,,ost vicions ard corrupt eo
nu.s ,o entertaining and d"Hs"''"N ,
,h ,horou,b tosts Of the .p''d' Q'i''' w
-, ro,or ~ high class horses. in>''a" vi '
In thc;r pr,cramniCs with the most ''''''
y, ncrc srraunl"S and spar's' VIII" ~ . con,
,,c,r- little better than a ken" game '''' Wv ~
n, localized betting on racctfa'Rs Oh ~, -, ..,
49, - and october II would not call OUT INC ''''
30 49,, Al. rrorous objections which one h'''fN
-. hand Our racc,rack owners ami managers
So, avon no thought Ia the ror'el'""> '''""> wins"
,o,d.r ergs which were close al Ha'u' "'"' '
have gvrn no thought IL the p'r'''''""s 'i
~, iowcrin. over their fa;ure. II Is nat h''"''"
o. b., co,rrcn,s I, rr:ti,,c especially the manage
r,s., Of Morris Park above IN" naNdEc"'"' W NV
-, ,,oo. conrscs in th.. n"chl'crhood of N"W "rK
C, Every one OF them has been most rT'cV"u>N
a, fault this wear in s:trtc'@ we ""' i'''''>N "a
racing to the promotion OF tanhHhe -" S""' 'f'''
80. aasho. These Wild and >rn>clc|s PUSHES and
nnr,s Of half trained and badly rddth hr>'> 81 Inc
poore,t quality are running RACINE III W." '"" '''
Tho chase of the october meeting al Morris Park was
ll>,
nv" ~. rere dull and tame The attendance was good
a tho weather was perfect but tie track was Still
sticky AID htaNH' , -, 49,
usn, over some If Id performances. aud simply
entered oil with tie i've ful""S> sprint. Eclipse.
The favOre, was second
w ,be second race Annie always the favorite
a sbe captured the first money after stubborn hni>h
nth bradford silver Prince, although lie had Barnes
nm did not run up 10 H. recent form.
Ro-.,te beat Eon and Others - easily few Gays
am tina, il not surprising HAT III" was sti"iie
tavor,e for the Echo stakes for tErveyc"r'od~ at "a
mile and a ,ixteemt Iut She oElw ran well for ha!
q mile and then DROPPED out OF the race COMING III
ls.t far IN the rear -. jane, at outside prices Ill
the betting. carried Oh ''c p''%e' WAN 49, ''' &"
olo~e ,ecv;.d
M,.terlode was first choice for the fourth race At
mile but >o>ond pl,,c was the hc>i he c"Hid get
Parama II wlan."G with >u;pTIs1AI c'Sc' i'''N''hie
found his weight too heavy AID Wa poor third.
Ey Ear the most interesting and noteworthy contest
m The CAV was the Tal! Test Handicap al mile AID
q CHARTER with 5000 added money A. l.. Wah",t
had an opportunity ce back IA this race part 81,
th. $1,000 which he pad recently FOR Dmh!" The
col, was II, H. ;.csi condition. John Campbell VII
trains him fr Mr. Walc";t. said lie w"nd s:r:v VIII.
NJ Campbell va right. for D.dhO came away AZ III"
end and with plenty IL pare, While My Fellow
got second place and EYrU> a poor thiNi. That
loa{ i,h a,
have taken of Tie cd,c of a., speed. He W,N moi
the E;ri. Of H. l",t DAYS. DIabo was the iGvoritc
and well ridden by Ta.dl.
Klkovcr was overwhelming favOIi'" and was 50
much ,upcro? his two opporcnt>. Monterey aud
Terrilcr. in the Farewell stakes that little Ihier'>
displayed III the race. krh"vcr won IL he Alcd
With Terrier second. TirrnM withdrawn from
the last ra,Ouc Of heats al NIL" and one >\ic'th-
leaving only two 10 STAT. Can Can and EleVc cen
Can wa the favoitc at 3 TO on and the race Wa
kc.ed in a ,,l" heat, for Can Can d!>ttn'"i kIeVc
Al tie first effort.