New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
ONCE MORE IN DEEP MUD
RACING IN THE PCDDLES AT GRAVESTND
THE STARS OF TIE TURF ABsENT-MosT OF
TIE FAVoRITES Do WELL.

TIE FAvoRlTEs d WE'LL.
Tho continuance O. the dismal aid depressing
weather made The attendance at the brooklyn Jockey
Club track yesterday moderate IN dimcn>ons lc>sehcd
the interest and injured the sport The clubhouse es
ucc,,lv had a DESIRED lpok. Few OF the members
were Jealous enough IN tteir love for racing to brave
The daily STORM II quiet afternOon no horses
Of much reputation or high cla's taking part. The
card for today, with the prospect that Kingston
strathn,cath Russell and other welknown horses OF
merit will rum promises handsome Improvement over
the contests Of yesterday and unless the autumn
storms are further prolonged. there should be large
number Of spectators today
In the first race, for three year-Olds that had not
won 81 900 this year. distance one mile. the horses
had gone the post when Cayusa began to bleed AZ
the nose The Executive Committee consented to his
withdrawal, declared all bets of, and gave time for
new betting. The racing rules give the executive
committees OF racecourses this power when they
choose 70 exercise it, after horses IN the hands
OF the starter. 1t proper thing TO do for pro-
tccted every one, and the new betting gave fair op-
portunty to all interested to make such wager Us they
chose. Elkton, Chesapeake and FrOntenac were tho
three that chiefly favored in the speculation but
none Of the betting yesterday heavy scale.
and all the bOokmakers were complaining Of light
business. Chesapeake has been sold out Of the Bel
mont stable to a. J. JOyner As he had never won a
race the conditions Of the contest lei him in at light
indicates that he may improve Into fair sort OF horse
and possibly may yet cause Mr.. Belmont some regret
that he sold him. 1t must not be forgotten tat
Chesapeake is full brother OF the mighty POtOmac'
and he is exceptionally fast with light weight In deep
mud. Frontenac apparently could not extend him
SET ON so soft and wet course. An outsider Cap
tain Browns Lady Jane colt, ran second. with Elkton
third
The big spectators felt serene confidence In the
twoyear-old woodcutter in the second race. heavy
handicap at siX 1urlongs. and the money went on
WoOdcutter so steadily that he backed down from
s to /, to to D. Taylor got of in front Wit. him.
sent him along fast that he got long lead and WAS
never in danger although Young Duke at outside
prices in the betting. showed that he Is recovering
OF his form. fast in the homcstretch and was
good second TO woodcuttcr at the end. Captain
browns stable this time got third place with another
outsider. the Anne Bocyn seldng.
Taylor rode the winner of the third race als'. tho
flly Equity. owned by J. G. CaSsatt. son Of A. j.
Cassatt. and trained by John Higgins. From the
opening OF the betting Equity was well supported by
the best informed racing men, and carried more money
than any other the contest although both ST. onier
aid Forerunner had many friends and followers
Equity got of in front Taylor rode her in cNatly the
same style he rode Woodcutter taking good hTid
early in the and keeping her we'll In front
10 The finish In fact, her hackers never had
nervous second. he much superior at the
weights TO the field. she won she liked. with the
Tie speculation stakes. with selling allowances, at
D milo. VAS captured readily by kcmpland with his
light weight of ninety-six pounds. He was the
favorte. although it always possible 10 get far
price aeaIi, him. Other starters that were well
backed We're t,rimaldi. Golden Reel. Drumstick ana
Insight. Taylor did ride Grimaldi with anything
lhc the energy, q,v,hnc>~. acrnc,s. force and skill
with wLch Ii. rde Wrdcutcr and Equity. Perhaps
the horse had 10 speed IN HIM. At any rate he was
never an, whc:r near the front. although he WAS
b. hed by his and hi, owEcr. friends. Taylor's
face was pla>tcrcd with mud In the early part
Of tn. race, and probably he able TO do him
.eN justice. With Woodcuttcr and Equity lie go, on
s, well ina; he never bndcd interierS.d with
b lyinG mud With Grmaldi the case WAS different
Taylor docs n, fancy having himself covered with sluah
and app,Lr, t. become easily discouraged. ucss he
lc> ,!r lcdd early ia tic race. such IA track ao
III, ii Yesterday. h":scn rod" the outsider bravo
rci9S Of E.qn.m,u. lie got OH badly. 80 badly that
IN tx ace ana E.iaimaas psriorH'snse ~.s poor
a.. co.,.i q: "c;acles When ihey walked after
t. ..rc; Ssh 4 them ma,,e' OF mud from eur, 10
Lo 'nc ..h hA't io"ia anything but soft spots
y" lnc .Iy.iie in the ht,n race; Evansclinc. ran
badly. although SIC has Away. been at
M nest in 2G STfnrei ,on rna an ,cc "n>'a%g G
ia.tn.n. ,.ri. IN the French pools only one ticket
saw 1n ;' tnc betin: was only 10 t. against
sc.v.t !:
~ ID, las, ra e only four ran. Anaconda Rambler.
Garr.,qn al L"n;oid. Al the beginning Of the
betting thr III TT 90, wee H. each against Gar,
T,% F h n$ n%' nvn ' y" we'll in hs" pre-
linnar' sa.ot n n mud that he was hache1 down TO
M! position If favor," at 10 D. lie led all the way
aEl without diiiculy.
DETAILS OF TIE RACING.
FIRST EACE->wEEr>TAKEa 80 EACH $1,000
ADDi:,. FOR rHREE-YAK-oLDs THAT HAVE
NUT woN RAE OF THE VALUE OF $1,000
THIS YLAR. ONE MILE.
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D. T. Pulsters CHI. C. Village k.na, 49, -
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After the tho post and breakaway
had occurred. discovered that Cayuga bleeding
at the Cayura vas al ow'd 70 withdraw and ten
minute given u lax" new books The decision was
but ssend to met WI til general favor vita
The spctsUrt Ekton tn" fa,ortc throughout al
though went IN Che,aIak" and frontensc
E1tn Id for quarter and uen Golden Horn kicked back
tn. mud Chc,ap,ako fourth uI.t! half mile had
run sent him out for the lead. In
~ r,hcr fuonc h- lead s.., and
easily by Lengths. Tie Lady JAM tolt rapidly
ini...cu -ccGId. god two i,Iath, b"
ElktC who amend Of Monroe. FrOntfiac
Gid to ikc the mud and neye, prominent
Coun; Dudcy and Hscn hr>usht the Of the pro-
ce.sun. DrlLle did not Start
MutiaIs' hc.-pra.." stitight eli So place s14 60
Lacy Jane colt place e31 10.
SECOND HACG-IiEAVY HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. |
so EACH. $1,000 ADDED. SIX FCRLONGS.
81 ne''iHff;
J. a Bachelors c. Wood tier. nv For .
e.tr-'.i.ndAl =. = vrs lO5 :, Ia .or. a-6 10 |
r. j. Finn's D. X. Young DuKc. ar ~
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S. s.. Brown's b. q. by Loncfrlloa -hinr
Boieyn. 8. ILL.,. 49, %, Coylngtonl 3 81 81 |
W. H. Iimnohs's Gil. &. Benedctnc D. $50
(Nrwn.cyrrl 81 81 |
D. A. Holig's b. &. Capulin aged 10
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