New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
RILEY IN FINE FORM.
HIS RACE WON WITHOUT EFFORT.

OTHER INCIDENTS OF THE SPORT AT ELIZABETH
The unusual mildncss and warmth Of the November
afternoon tempted thousands OF admirers OF hoisenesh
10 70 out to the Elizabeth track, and they were wei
repaid for the short and easy journey although gen
eral disappointment was expressed over the many
Withdrawals from the second race which reduced
AeA of fair size to feeble remnant OF five, ana ie no
u.nacing opposition to Riley. This colt, with Taylor
In the saddle carried the sturdy hopes and the hVey
associations OF so many horsemcn that ne cioscd top
heavy favorite at to on. His friends were mover
anxious. so conspicuously superior was nc 10 INC
Others all the way. Eurus was ridden cy hamn'oh
and carried lie 1-2 pounds J." overweight put TIC
suksd. would not try and came in poor third Gurus
a,as not run a good since he was compelled 70
travel In deep mud the Morris Park Mat'oroo'n
in three mie-beats. That cxactins task piauS eouI
his angelic temper and he has made mp MS mho tap
he is already entitled to his winters rest and is un
Willing to race any more in 1890 Nevada was lowest
OF all in the betting but she got second place easily
enough although she could not get near Riley Cousin
Jces led for furlongs. but was last OF all at the
close. Castaway seems TO be stin going down MIL
He ran poorly.
Riley is now q faster and better racehorse than
% any other period in his life. Some gossip -
sAoat about possible match between Riley ana
Dcmuth. II It could be arranged it would be the
most attractive affair of the November racing the
two were matched. each to carry l25 POUNDS, anu
Mclaughlin to rdo Demuth while Garrison RODE Riley'
the popular interest In the race would be twenty
fold that brought out by the match between Charley
Post and Text for Riley and Demuth are colts OF far
higher class than the pair Of castos from tho Withes
stable. and each Of them has an army OF loyal ad-
herents. Demuth run well now as his race
with Fircnzi made clear. Taylor rides Riley TO per-
fcction and the suggestion that Garrison might rdo
him In a match is only made with tho view tna'
another renewal OF the old time rivalry In rang %
Mel and
public concern over the contest and largely expand
tho attendance.
TAYLOR was up to his highest mark. He rode Bell
wood in the first race with patience. discreuoh
and delicacy and after Clayton had exhausted tho
fayorte. DIR. Hasbrouck, In foolish chase after
Dallarat who absolutely certain TO stop at te emu
Of tve furongs Bewood passed the twoyear-old, ana
had plenty to spare at the finish. G. W. COOK, win
Taral up. was third. Beliwood was pachou honi
10 to / down to to 1.
TAYLOR ON judge Post second In the third race
Che even-moncy favorite, Early Blossom, outrunnng
this promising the finish after swervng badly
in the homestrctch Zed tho most remote OF outsiders
got third place at odds OF to for one-two-Imoe.
Lepanto Silver Prince and Park Ridge ran as IL
under cloud They depressed both In spirits
and in speed.
Costello had beaten Carrie c. and Goldstep in two
races BIZ almost sranging them with choking pull in
the first half MILE Perhaps he has learned sense by ex
perience Anyway he rode Carrie c. correctly IN the
fourth race. going out with Mamie d. from the start
Carrie C. was the favorite and Mamie B. was second
choice, and they in first and second Carrie Z.
Oustaying Mamie d. at the fnish
The betting against Houston In the nth race was
little better than even money at the start but he TO
ceived faint support for time that 1t rose 70 l..
to l. Then heavy Brooklyn commission was put on
Houston got home first and Watterson came in second
The spectators thought that Hub s. was third but the
judges gave that place to Oracle NJ
D,,tt ha acfafnr IN - ia
surprised by judicial placing in the sixth race
Manoa crossed the line first. Prince Edward swerved
wildly In the hCmestretch and rushed by the judges.
close their apparentyto the vision OF the
spectstorsat least full hah length before Quotation;
But the judges seemed TO overlook him. and they placed
Quotation second and Prince Edward third. Grcna-
der was the taySs in TINS race but me ran r as s
apopleetic fits, nHammat0ry rheumatism OF uie most
Violent type and general dement;a Genadier Was las.
backed BY telegraph in various pool rooms IN olmSyn
Of the ~ e saa asr ns on
ments. they backed her with unbounded commence
ane s fou T's "a. S0 in the last the
tavorte and easy winner Guarantee. raaen e Gy
~ below his form in his two races at Linden last week
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RAcE-PURsE $780, SPECIAL WEIGHTS
SIX FURLoNGs.
3 Betting f.
w. R. Jones's b. g. Belwsod by ,R giyths, p, 80
De-.
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z. V coSTs.n = i ;. &. G. W. Cook s, III
T. n. Gsrrlson's CHI. c. Text, 8. 1O7:..; q, =,
sr.sawieh Stables oh. h. EolO. 3, 1910 a., 81,
". C. D'ly' SI h. Bails'0a' s. lam 1EsnSlsyj 90, 81
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Maidstone and Pearl SGT were withdrawn. Ballarat
nat OF In 'front.' and with Dr. Hasbrouck and Eoo as his
closest asndsnts made the running to the head OF the
the Doctor showed IN 'front.' TOR rev
t,,ses Inside the sixteenth post Bewood dropped
out Of the Clouds and well ridden BY Taylor who thor
ouehiy understands him, won ciovery by length Dr.
Hssbrouck second length before G. w. Cook, who beat
Text q neck. ~ .
s. BETTING H.
.. corrisans b. c. Riley. by Longtellow5, % On.
dsH'S yr e. mo- M S.v.aa 5. iSonssyi0r - gu.
John Hrssn.'. b. h. Eurus aged s,Sss;a 81 IS
ss9 .r,ey Stables b. c. ossiaxay IL
". &C. g. viysli: ). h. Cousin j.s@s 5 III o.,
Badge Now.orNever, Gunwad, Senorita, wh'fea o'r
John Mabel Glenn Monroe and wooderaft were wthda"n
Cousin Jeems led for half mile. with Cssaway AZ ms
s,ddc skirt Joined them the baekstretch raceo
with them upper and there bade them soodoy
Gaming on at his own gait Riley IN common canter
by three lengths Nevada second three lenshs before
Iurus who under the whip the last half mile, beat
Csstaway tive lengths.
THIRD RACE-pURSE $500. TW0.YEAROLDS.
SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SIX FURLoSGS
s. se''iniE; Fl
!. H. Meoomick,s b. T. Early Blossom by, a., .s
r. t e. MsTewes' i So r en- G. Judge Post
ss.aS.;a: Dix & zsd los giiyaSSI eS eSi 81
A. Jhompson's b. c. silver Prince, llS.; , .
H. N''n' o'''''e' my a. Goyipsitonj l2-l OIL
Anarchist. ii o tMlssisg} COL aSi
charles oxss g.; ceIIsrus l9s ALIEN 81 29-jl
Time-1 1884