New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
ONLY HEADS BETWEEN THEM
CLOSE AND EXCITING FINISHES AT GRAVES
END.
yupoEs AND SPECTATORS DO NOT SEE ALIKE
BUDDHIST LOSES ANOTHER RACE.

5upeEs AND SPECTATORS DO NOT SEE ALIKE
BUDDHIST LOSES ANOTHER RACE.
The contests Of speed and endurance at Gravcsend
yesterday gotten up for the express purpose OF I'M
proving the breed Of horses were reiharhaoie Pri'
cipaly for thir close and exciting finishes Therc were
sight races the card too many OF course Du' 'eS
we're run promptly and the return 10 inc city was
made hy 30 Five favorite> won. but the judges
.c.,ovie, red only four II there outside
tho Judges stand who thought Banquet the winner
of the second race lie did not Make himself heard
II seemed the unanimous opinion OF the spectators III
all parts Of the grand stand winners and losers alKe'
that buddhist won by short head. and all were
di.mayed when Banqucts number was hung out
There was no recourse m Submission
II WAS rumorcd that Mr.. Rogers took COvngtOn of be-
hind the paddock and talked kindly to him of the sin
fitness Of his repeated attempts at gallery finishes
Duddhst could have by length and saved the
fudces from possibility Of making wrong decision.
Int such a finish would not have been artistic. don't
you know1 Drawing 1t fine looks so much prettier
than winning away off. Clayton rode Banquet we'll
lie rode Drizzle well day two ago. Twice within
a week he has made Buddhist take second place when
he should have been first. What can have happened
10 him Possibly he has had the dOse-that famous
epidemic intcrjcction.7 that elixir Of speed which
gives life old plugs and causes them TO imagine
themselves HanOvcrs, Trrmonts Hndoo>. In this
ago Of progress and invention there is why
Jockeys as we'll horses should not get the dose be-
fore taking part in II 1t endows horse with
courage and gives him strength for great effort why
should 1t not do the same for his riders The writer
could name six seven jockeys that he would Ike
to II tried on.
TAYLOR Ia not strong enough to get out cf Eurus
all the old rogue's best efforts. If Hamilton or
Garrison Mclaughlin had ridden him, he might have
been much the front and in the opinion Of many
would have Mr.. Higgins had engaged Hamilton
on Saturday to take the mount. but Hamilton went {"
BabylU on Sunday to try Mr. BemOnts ycarlings and
has TO, since been heard from Mr.. higgins waited
until the saddling bell aud then engaged Taylor
lie might just easily have secured the services OF
either Garrison or Mclaughlin, neither had mount
in the race. Mr. Scott. however may have objected 10
tiarr> m riding AGAINST his horse Banquet. who
surprised every body hy get'ng tine race i, H.
DO either himself the horse justice.
"Details of all the races are given in the summaries
which follow. The day PASSED without unusual IN
cdeni. The attendance was Of sad>tactors proper
Hons and the track in eAccllen! condition Anons
the coming sale OF Mr.. Wnhcr>'s horses. Ii takc>
place a, Morris Park week after next The SAG OF
with the exception Of few choice twoyearolds.
DETAILS OF TIE RACING.
FIRST HACE-SwFEPSTAKES NoN.wINNERS OF
81 zoo IN 1890 $50 EACH. 81 900 ADDED. 10
below THE SCALE. SIX FuRLoNGs.
81 ne'''"f Fl.
J. NJ. Brown Co.'S ch. c. Bobby Beach
By Fsnstus-Bonnie Bruce yrs, iOb u . ,
g. Fl Slo MEif5a b. 3. t. Mabel Glen, s. lo3
Islp stables ch b. str;deaway. G. il2.. -
w. c. Days ch.f. Crhana. 8, 1903 car. loi, m
l. e. MolJonsld'. CHI. f. Msnola. a. 100
Time 10.
Bsl)s.on DruideSs sslvini. Rellwood Granite and
nsck were Withdrawn. Marce Bobby Beach and
Rance on Stdraway. delayed the start by their over
anxs.y 70 get in front. When the nag fell Bobby "a+
IN On excellent position but as lie was not in motion 'h
a.!d pass-d qucky that no APPEARED to ct mu'h
the worst OF the srnd.oY For turong b. was last but
As IT,. race advanced he moved down HE horses one by
one till entire H"ld at his heels Strid'away and
rreana led for furlong and way to Tip>tan "fo
made running into Tho stretch H"re tn" race was
eeducsd TO him and Tho farofite and ai
lively tussl" victory rested With the latter who won
clsverly BY hngth: Tpstah ss"nd- head h'"r'
Mabel Glspn. who beat stridsaway four length
Mutuais-Bobhv Beach straight $40 So pia'e 81 ID;
Tfpetad place Sc 10
SECOND KACE-nASDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. s2'
EACH. sl.coo ADDED. i. MILES
81 betting Fl:
W. l. scosss Bs9qss'' by RoyT ,.x d'o' ,s- 5,
g. s. Browns b. .. Buddhist. = ii3s,,. =,
John Hu.s,n.'. ;. h. Euru. as aged S' i$%
T. Keeoles b. c. Monroe. g. 80 (eaf En- q ,oo-, 40,
Freshness Stable. oh. h. Montafg 3 r" -, l.,
Hanover Stables ch c. Ka~>on. 4. 90. :.
D.
p. H. Cribs oh. 6. wnrci 8, o5 Csar: ~ ~, :.
II. r. Bakers CHI m. Nevada. s. lo6 ,.o =,
E. J. Baldwins Oh. N. Los Angeles ~; i:2 a a. .,
Bcverwyck Stables b. c. Lotion: =. 81 -
Time %
Reportr Bellwocd, Now-o Mover Erinencr and Flee
were withdrawn. Monroe rot Of in 'front.' with Nontlrn
second wi'red third Lotion fourth. Los An4"l"S fifth
Eric last a. usual remained IA front fof
vrun fnep hiatt
TO ose the race ?oDr stupid little Roche" who has
never been taught the lrs: principles o' ock''sh a'u
not know enough II" colt aud encourage nm
when tho others bgin close him In the -.:ch NJ
he did stl WITH Comb" wIar oi H. Lines ana
try 10 10 Moaroc, head Wilfrcd and Lotion wcr"
Monroc's attendant. ~ hall nil". AID wh'h th"y re-
tired took second place ana Entdhi>t tiifn
Los Angels early IN difficulties At th' h'1 mile
rost came collision with Lotion. and both d'"Ird
gu, On the trrn Banquet ma" hi tnn' NOV
ine up from the with rapid -tid" ana e"flhR he
stretch length behind Mon'o. and Hiiii- it.
.tirrEig ani.h resulted had N!' NV for Hcch!-t. hut
the jucg., p.u~d Ia-Iuot first AID cGh.-t ."c"ni
Euru, swervcd in the ,tctch. but finished rood Third
wifred owner fined SO for sendn- bis horse To Ill"
post coos
Mu.ral.-Banquct straight $50 %. place sl' 50 Hlo
dhist place 80 IS.
THIRD IA, = SELLING SWEEPSTAKES. MAIDEN
TWO Y7:AE.oLp>. 800 ZACH. $1,000 ADDED
FIVE FUIIOSGS.
p nc''Ip Fl
E1Sssr s'nsSr s + nss s BY Mf 81
NJ. hosa"'' eh c. iOm Dono tM,er, rs 90, g.,
c. Laeaeld'' b. +. Miss nTIE,r II 10, B.,
Ramapo s'ables GuAdean nj lis
-. CONinr:Iu o FL o.
Gray Co's eh: C. rpn,n. rs ION, q 81
4 J. SCOTS h. c. A,utnIn", us Nl,r..n l0-l Al
Rancoca. stable. b. T. VANITY H. ,Tav!0r G-I 2 !
Uwy.r RIO h. e. Esychc.t.r 100 u r4-n, G-l !
Hano.cr >tabl.'- Alma filv. 10 .f:pie''. o - e
w. L. oh. c. KouGhfUUi llS fBJII"- u 30 IL
"A. +. Walcotts l.. T. Dutch CIR. lli
Stevenson D ID o.
Time oii:.
benjamin made the whole 81 tho running and won
ridden out 10 the ls~t ounce BIZ d head Tom Donohuc
VINO cropped out Of the clouds lengths before
MISS hiuyar Astronomer with Benjamin for half
mile and collapsed The start war an Indifferent one
The trainer OF Dutch GIL fined sIO for having her
late at the post.