New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
KINGSTON WINS AGAIN.
STRATHNEATH GETS THE ALGERIA.
rnaxS OF THE SIX FAvoR1rrs ARE SUCCESS

rHaxx OF THE SIX FAvoRITEs ARE SUCCESS
Tho welcome and grateful change in the weather
srsught large number Of spectators TO the Brooklyn
Jockey Club races yesterday. Everyone was in good
spirits and in good humor ana enjoyed some Vafed'
attractive and interesting sport
In the Culver Stakes. at six fronrs. kingdoms
surpassins speed kept out all but three OF the an
nounced list OF probable starters. These three were
Volunteer Rallarat and Drizze. OF course Kingston
won without difficulty Mclaughlin was in the s'"f'
die Ballsrst might have gained second place II his
headste1 had not slipped In the last few strides
This enabled Volunteer to get up and win second
Mace BY q head. Ballarat appears to lie al mprov'
Ing yprinter. ard at short distances may hcrcifef
Be dangerous In any company except the very best
snpeydntendent Brush had labored diligently aud
With % much sagacty and Judgment upon tue track
that It's Improvement the swamp OF the day be
fore was wonderful. II coud not but be heavy AFTER
the long rains. but II lad drained and sttled 10
marvellous extent, and seemed entirely SAFE. ONLY
four ran In the Algeria Stakes for two !caT-ou''
strathmeath. Russell. Cleopatra ard Gray Rock. Al
Though Russell carried seven pounds penalty LOT
winning the Prospect Stakes. making his weight l2o
nounds he had many supporters Who believed tha' TIC
vas now in such form that ne could defeat S'ra'hhcai
Cleopatra and Gray Rock even III The disadvantage IN
the weights. But they were mistaken. E"Ssen W.
well for FIVE frlongs, but when both etrathmca ana
Cleopatra moved up and challenged him. His courage
seemed to TAIL The result was that straihIcath the
favorite won by neck, while Cleopatra beat Knsseh
for the place by nearly half length. S<athmeaths
success was not gained without vigorous riding on
the part OF TaraL Although Cleopatra he'd VOL I'm
portant stakcs at Saratoga, she eXiiheh more spoN
than wes generally expected The betting against hcf
far . nlace was Q, g. A. and even at one time
x IN Yet she got the place Handsomely.
IT was certain before the race that Gray Rock wond Ok
a bad last No one expected anything else OF HIN.
And II was so.
various rumors have reached public notice re
Gently that the famous Colored Trust. whl'h
won so much money with Fr'ntenac and other
horses last year had parted with its WIN
nincs, had lost its prosperity and was about TO
dispose of all the horses in il. control in order TO raise
money Whatever NAV have been the assets ana
liabilities Of the Coored Trust few days ago. II muS'
b. AGAIN the top wave Of pecuniary trnnph a'te'
ve,tcr.ays races for the Colcrcd Trust and lis allies
70 a man hacked Mabel Glenn in the second race al
odds Of from % down tn 10 "a ]. and b. B Million
in the last odds Of from IL 10 l. and even 10 I"
down 10 a to L. Hence they took large suns ont 0;
the ring and must have money 10 lsMd TO-DAY.
The spcctatoS did not agree al all with tile judges IN
Their placing Of several horses So far could lc dis
cernrd by the naked even II the naked eve were
scattered and dispersed at var.ous eoignS 1T van
tacc and place. Of observation all over TIE Sron''
and IN different quarters OF the grand s'Ana'
Do!nkenS got second place 70 hr'iide'' IN inc
first race Iut tho judrcs gay" second pl''"
10 Lnilc Ella and third place To D'llAcns. They
were even more widely al Variance with d>.eies'rd
and omen eyed observer, who the finish inin all
sorts of angles and all -prt- Of p0sii!oHS III thcIf
l,acin- 81 the horses in the last race r. u. MILTON
won that race w.'h plenty 10 spare From the p!'Ss
stand from The brH Of the grand a''Dd' ana from
positions on both >.dc> OF the finish iie II seemed
entirely clear that Flood lid got third place WIN
Birthday second. The judges. however lab r- u'dc'
come strange hGllhcinatior. gave third Place l"
EsGulnau who ,NirIinly Git not get II. TIE pa'"
Of a Judge Is vcTy trying, r"'p"n-ibc ANXIOUS "d
exhans;lng ono and 1t cannot he c0l,&red surprising
II the Judges sometimes fail l., see GHsh-> in the same
way a. the spectators scc them. II Is the usual ana
fashionable thing 70 say iha; re judges must IN
eva,y and invariably BE- right and the spec ia''r> can
neye. in any conceivable cobin tm Of circumstances
sec corcct, II their vision differs from those OF the
Judges Bat IN time somebody viii ari'" with IND
peiicnce. .isiray and oD,t.acy enough 10 STICK 70
the proposition that the concurrent evidence OF 1000
pair Of ewes is better than the brent evidence o'
Two uarS o. eyes matter If two pairs OF eyes give
M o,cisl verdict. while 5000 pt!rs OF eyes eve a.
unofcia! one hut perhaps That sort OF view may not
become prevalent In the Millennium
The position Of favo.itc i'll the betting on the h~'
rare va, di, putn4! w Forest XIX, RIDDEN by Taral
md pr.vo. ridden by E"!-"n. Both wn" hN4vl"
hacked 10 uln an. fc y;'" but neither 81 them was
Gr., .-co or tiir.. lrud:-- toT o3"c tooE u III"
her ca2rciols and whimsical -! to run klHdN. Inc
start was afr; s-l.a~ on" Mr.. C"':w'!I -ec'eH :"
be in rockies hast. 20 g, through With the DAY pN"
g-arnue. although il We h"' an eH''Ns:VeiE NAV
or ATTENDED ne lie ,1,v> Of the poorest starts
,h, n. h,s Given IL wear. wi.h NJ fields scattered
fu long distances. DInGc-> getting 90 we'll promptly
took the led and Kept IL without hah Trying 10 tie
end She Va, thru choice Ia the tct'H's aio Dom
lens and Puns:cr IT, ai>r lad some bachins III add'
ton those ai.,1"iy named
En- wa. second choic- IA The Speculation on INC sc'
llt,e
t,s nccr,,a- creature. sccs have gone bach ana 4"
have lost tnc cCcc If ~! speed for the present '' uu
turc.cG In cc.n- III thrd bEt II "1' a poor u'o' III"
dozen length, behind Reporter Reporter to'K DE-
load early IN In, rye. aid kept Il mp 70 INC NOM"
s,r..c, where Na5c! Gcnp Who hal shown crra'
specd and been rapidly improving her p'''uo' pa'""
linn without effort. and Won With many pounds III
hand and "a gr al deal 20 pare, Will" Reporter GOT 900
ord place, with Enc far back In t'hd' >1'i''a'>
MCINTYRE. who has inrfc SO m'hE DrI'', n
apprehension TO Mabel ''icnn. tru" amy 49,.
ciass Mr McInt,m i' too Hcrh 70 J.; DE-! N'1i oi,cn
AID na> msas s , GG ..h ' s" "c o. + lcnH
race ,hi- year have been wrctch'd; = irHe ou' ne
form which she di>p.a, ed d. >- p>h'af ia! va. sue i
That she ought not 10 have been admitted TO his hand
cap with tie light weight Of 8" pond, >nc i.lrE
that tint she probably coi lave ,.i i.1ra, ul II
sls had ear. yd ,"] G%un' p,1S "S On w.
recent running Of boti hllie> Mal% Gem ruin CONE
much nearer t. coIccdin, ',liTng II pptId' th'l
Cleaning could come 10 cphc"fi- Malci "c"h "'c
Tie big field of twoyear olGS that had lever Won a
race sot a miserable start IN ,l.c Hih rae; IN"
starter had no patience with them. ard hurried Them
of when they Wcr, scattered a'n, ~ tr"'"ndp'is
spare The wr~tcI-d star, howe,cr f.r,unat"ly male
NO difference in he r,>uii for si'h"r' ~, g":
speed was 50 great and <.c NJ, l.dd.n sirh - mn
Judgment patience and Nn BY 1ayor ,%no a,i p IN,
race appeared al MS best and '"veici hmS"li WIZ
SeranIa. Desperate ridden BY a'hs et se GIN
third There was not man ON The rae.