New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
WINNERS AT LONG ODDS.
SOME OUTSIDERS AT sHEEpSHEAD BAY
~rr THREE OF THE FAvomTEs ARE SUCCESS
FULL


.,.,...,, .no nrorramme at sheepshead Bay yester-
onts,nod A number Of attractive features inc
s..o,dance was not large. The gloomy weather "e'
s' e,o,n the Futurity climax OF excitement ana
torenee on the part of many admirers OF horses
-. o.ing the important stakes to be decdeo 'ouaY
.s were probably the reasons for the small propor'
ue w. - ,be assembly Those who were on hand en-
sO~d some stirring finishes, saw some good rdhS' anu
~ =, agreeable afternoon in spite If the clouds
u annears that an injustice was done to the stewards
.ss Co,ev Island Jockey Club by many newspapers
:" u,ino that no inquiry was made into the Nharh-
-, change of form in Corrections running oet"ee"
.nnrsday and Saturday. The stewards ou NOT sum
- vvndham Walden, Corrections trainer W Vne
hlic stand thinking that would stir up an uhPie%S''
rss,ion and deeminG ouietcr course i"o'o VS.
~ But he was sent for by the stewards, VINO ne'
soe, I'm rri>,ate room, and was asked to explain
u .horce IN The flly's performances. lie sara V'V
u" >,re park on Thursday the distance was SIN
,o,gs while il was only FIVE and onehaH aV oi'0NPs
- raw on saturday On THURSDAY TIC saw" U''0
CIV Was leading at five furlongs, but zen o"0N ~ .o
~. rar4 Of the race. He said further tha' Oh Aiurs
- corretion was only Just recovering from ." -,
- and was not fully herself Whue Vi. 90 -
w. undoubtedly much improved In he"I'h ~
nsrtectly clear from Mr.. Walden's own sVtei"oi'
~, no had run the lilly on Thursday "fleD sno "'S
-, IN condition to do justice 10 hoi ,".
:. a. that Of the stable Bnt that race oooA p'0 az
,o-,s park not at Sheepshead Bay ana tlle
- Co,ev Island Jockey Club had nouune u uo
t,b the question of starting CoreeHo" OF ""''0-
1T when she was out oil condition. I,..,
H" 20 .ho officers of the COncy Island Jockey Ciuo
- vt oitber a written an oral message W .no
ron,esentatives Of the press VINO WI,
80 "a the effect that Mr. "slde" h"u II,lNo
= stateroent 70 the stewards III regard l" '.i0 o
., Correction an dthat the stewards iou"a nv -.
"a .o+;or the club would have avoided 'ne annoy!
wi
Or ,baory that the stewards had taken no nouo VI Nl
80. II Uonld have required only an hhilVeslndi
a,a,titc of trouble to send such meSSasF' "iiu "
Id have been in the clubs interest," III uiie iiVei0S'
n, the newspapers, and III the lHteloeV - 1,
oo,ny nublic if such message hao Oeel soA'' Inv
nioers Of the club are gentlemen ol uislS' "uno's
I'd influence and they do many INNS "eh ou'
S o.sn tbev seemed to have erred little on the
1aa ~ stateIiness reticence and reserve II IL hao
h.sn their own private affair, their course "ouiu navy
hsen oommendable. But this was case III "h0n
~ mntest fullest fresst skest explaHatio ms were
.ninsntly desirable to stimulate pubhc cohhoence'
which was staggering under rude SHOCK
n seems that Mr.. Corrgan sold IT, W. COOK le"
ssv aro That explains his entry in the hrst race
re conev island Jockey Club had decided TO take
- roore entries from MIR Corrigan. But both e. W.
- ard Homer were WITHDRAWN and Chesapeake, the
svorte, at odds on, had an extremely easy victory
. l,o-ner made very sl,rewd investment when he
houpht Chesapeake who is full brother OF Potomac'
ASougb Chesapeake cannot run successfully IN races
Of any great lengh-he is sprinter, not stSSer-he
q, remarkably fast up % his limit and VIII win many
80 races for Mr.. JOINER Doggett rode Chesapeake
worth WAS second ridden by Taral and Arab third
The track was rather heavy and it was folly TO staN
Nerden in such going She came In last. - H..
out Of the list Of thirty-two pIooaole starters ~.
te Dash Stakes for twOyear olds, which was puosheo
vestersay sixteen were withdrawn, including Dagonet
Erad Ice added
the tayosite The Brighton Beach unnamed FLY by
III Ran ont of Refraction, ridden by BHGen drew
AWAY AT the end and won with amazing ease "ile
Foxhau Keenes COkena flly ran second, and me
favocite who had acted very badly at the post anu
was in 9 vnanous temper, got third place by le"
inches from Laughing Water. Narvlce was on MI
wnhers's eccentric Necromancy colt. who was well
hacked because of his good second TO Emma Primrose
in the Ppduce Stakes at jerome Park but 1t requires
a Jockey Of far different type from that OF Narvlce
10 ride this queer creature properly. The NecOnahoy
con was not near place In fact he was far behind
The field for half mile and was never IN tie rd'e'
Netting against the Refraction lilly to J..
walcott Campbeus good colt Pessara merely
PLAYED with the field in the third race and wen at ms
leisure He was backed down from TO . to even
money.
Bellevue ran a wretehed race in the Dolphin STAKES
on saturday but was made the favorite for the IOr
race. He came home in the ruck. william Jeh-
ning's lilly Mary stone, who was so badS rluueh ny
Bergen at Jerome Park tile other day, was well ridden
BY little major" Covingon in this race ana loon
first place with F. C. McLewee's fast FLY Reilly
second and Missouri Jennngs's Rosa H. third
Rosa H. was supported wstfreat confidence but both
Mary stone and Reilly sadly neglected It was
10 10 against each Of the two TO win, but IN the
French pools Mary stone paid the astounding dividend
Oh Msso8ri ~ Jennings's Lucia b. formerly
the Kelp hiy had been r9ning 30 Wei at sd
ran away from the field if they were all crippled
Esquiuau, ridden by Taral came in second.
In the race Of a mile over the grass that most I'M
hckv ANIMAL W. r. Jones's BelwOOd, was first choice
b the betting but got home third. WatersOn, at 10 to
/ winning the race With Eric at to second sn t
field too strong for HIM, and came 10 fourth.
Tea Tray started in two races the third and the
large sS fields we're the order of the afternoon To-
DAY they will not be large, but they will be of the
' DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-For all ages. A sweepstakes Of s2o each
with 81 900 added. of which $3.50 to the second; the
third to receive 500 out Of the stakes. Special
weights Futurity course about thIee'quarters Of
81 Betting F.
Bals seySSsi s yrs, I0i NJ;
w.leo,, & campoen's oh. c. Worth, lSl
ee SSss fSFSe:: b. 9. Arab, s. 10, (S@%s ii i
orsrsgse B. 100 "a. CoVington) 20-1 81
Shs,Iey Post 1, lo4..........Lam56dleyy} 81
Tme-l IL.
acknowledgements straight pad 30 oV' place 90 90
Worth place a. 45.
Homer and G. w Cook withdrawn. Chesapeake
took the lead after the flag fell, with Worth az mis-
heels and the reduced match between these
two fsvorite always had advantage, and draw
Ing away in the stretch he in common caneer by
two lengths Worth second five lengths before Arab
Meriden could not yard in the mud She never
mud horse Charley Post and Orageuse elso stuck
fast.
SECOND RACE-THE DASH STAKES. For two-year-
ods sweepstakes Of $50 each, with sl2oo added,
Of which $3.50 to second third receive 500
CIT Of the stakes Special weights. Five furongs'
Betting
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