New-York tribune., 1891-05-21
FIVE FAvORITES SUCCEED.
nHREE CAREY THE NORRIS CoLoRS.
,essvuAsgor FrRsr AND RECKON SECOND IN
THE eAzEbLE STAKES.

mo40ULANCE FThST AND hhNhON SECOND IN
THE GAzELLE STAKES.
p.esers Of eayortes had an especially ENJOYABLE time
~ xn Gravescnd races yesterday, since FIVE out Of
= tese successful. 1t was another day Of triumph
%, IA Morris an scarlet Ambulance and Reckon
rnning first and second in the Gazelle Stakes. Cor
rsctson winning the first and Recess the fifth.
IN the Gazelle declaration made to win with
Ambulance who looked extremely we'll Reckon
IN front UP to the final hundred yards when she
cAecked in order to permit Ambulance to of the
yape Mr.. witherss orgense unable TO put
either of the Morris es her best speed, while the
hnly other starter Fireworks, far outcassed and
outrun by all three. Ambulance was an overwhelming
savonte, at to on.
Once more the club gratifed by large attend
su6e, and every evidence of prosperity. President
pwyer determined TO do everything in his power TO
interfere with the operations Of the CITY poorooms
and says that the Brooklyn Jockey Clubs policy In
this fight will be followed to the letter by the New
York Jockey Club the Coney Island Jockey Club and
the Monmouth Park Association Up tG yesterday
the Western poolrooms had been paying the club for
racing news sent from the track over the ciuO's
pwn private wire. President Dwyer became convinced
that the news this leaked TO the city pool
rooms end therefor he stopped the transmission OF
all news over this WIRE
Kingston will probably meet Tenny In the ST. Jasnes
Hotel stakes at mile and a quarter on SstnrdaS'
Hence IA was thought best 10 withdraw him In the first
dash at three-quarters Of mile, as he would nave
10 carry a five pounds penalty and Correction, now
faster than she before, might give nm
psvere struggle. In his absence Correction was an
eyen-money favore. Extremely quick at the strt, ana
trained to the minute In perfect condition. and without
an ounce Of superuous flesh upon her. she won with
seeming ease although La Tosca got to her head on
the lower turn Yet after the race 1t was nOtced
that her tanks hesved more than La ToScas ana she
betrayed effects of her flight of speed The
B85 900 Bolero close third, at La Toscas neck
but both 1les to be superior to him In squirting
at present.
Longstreet at odds on had no trouble in defeating
Eon d. b. Bullion and Hood1um in the second race
lIooEum capried too much flesh for race DuI
looked as IL he might furnish fine feast for COM
pany Of hungry hippophagi
william lakeland assured his friends that In victory
a tzyo-yearod colt by the English stallion Brag out
of Viola, which ne bought at the Belmont sae' ne
had youngster which could run d""S
from any of the other entries III ue
third race Hence his friends supported victory
so generously that they made him the faVorte' Wine
the John A. Morris FLY Anna B., by Glenelg' ouV u
Ann Fief and therefore half sister Of fremont VINO
rar ,anorted TO be one OF the best twoyear-ods IN
the stable was second choice. Anna BIS chances
were spoiled at the post She danced ABOUT In an
hvsterica way and tired herself in long raise starts
She was far back at the fnsh although she ran fry
for three furlongs. Barnes's fine riding sna@hed ue
,,rze for Victory by a head from Ohmar, but victory
&c not nearly 50 fast colt Lakeland thinks or thfs
was far below his true form, because the tune was
soy and the colt was all out under the whip, anouSn
he had good start. .,>
The scarlet Jacket had easy victory In the nith
race with Recess, rather neat looking but very ght
chestnut aIy who was put In to be sold for $500
II was asserted in the betting ring that fredeicK
r;ehhard had 81, SOC each on bis MY tlaVa at
8 TO and to 1, in the last race, selling AFFAIR
at 11-16 miles, Flavia won handsomely, ana uDs
time Martin, her jockey, did some sklful riding IL
may be that r1mor exaggerated Mr. Gebhards gains
70 common fame is correct he won $4,000 on the
race a very pleasant profit 1t is certain anyway
that both Mr. Gebhsrd and his able :raner' FRANK
McCabe were extremely confident that FlaVia "ouu
win Mr. Gebhard deserves this success. as ne mas
got together a stable, which has cost him pretty
pennv and has secured a trainer of high reputation
Canvass the $21 500 two-yearold colt that Mr.. Geb
hand bought al the Hearst SALE has become lame Just
At the time when ne expected 10 WIN rlch Stakes
at this meeting. This IS stroke OF hard LUCK ndeeu'
Flavia is by ST. Blase, out OF FlaVna, ana was
bought at the belmont sale. She was entered to be
sold for $1,000.
Once Again was the favorte for the race. He was
conspicuous for almost q mile. and then fell back
The value of the Gazelle Stakes TO the winner was
60 GAO Int the MorriseS also captWod the second
money, $500.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-swEEPsTAKEs. $50 EACH, $1,000
ADDED SIX FURLONGS
s. n'''lnEi Fl.
uASA H. Morris's b. (. Correction, by
HmyM-Msmie Gray yrs iitiGoaiddY1 iHG 111o e-5
schuylkiIl Stables ch f. La Tosca nvo los a, I'm
p. gar s. DwyeS joS' Sons ch c Bceic 3, TO
1siip Stables h. stridesway' aged ; l94 IL, 81
w. c. Days b. 4. Lizzie, g. 1o5 . ,oo , on
p. s. p Randolph's b. c. Hands OF, 8, on
ITO =" NV ~
los (csr. r I .15 'OiP
Mutusls-Correcton straight paid s11 40 place s5 95
La Tosca place So IS.
kingston would not have had cakewak, so was
withdrawn Maidstone ditto Boero appeared In blink
eva had sign He must be getting rogush. Correc-
ton with wings her feet took the track at the START
made the whole running and won by length La
Tosca much improved by her race on Monday, was at
correXton's throstatch for half mile, then dropped
back trine to have skirmish with Bolero, who made
her run for life In the stretch There was only
head between them at the finish The others had no
business In the race.
SECOND RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES $50
EACH. 81 900 ADDED. l3l0 MILES.
St. Ro''lnf Fl.
NJ r. Dwyers b. h. LongsIeet, by Long
feIow-Semper Idem, yrs. 12i Dr.; o -.
p j. Dwyer SONS b. h. EOn' GARRISON; i2G ,1-5 out
w. O. Days b. c.B. B. Milton Z 4sms}sv; SS 900, IL,
D. Gideon. cA. c. Hoodum, 8, s. 5s55nDs2 ,OO ,Oo
Mutuals-Longstreet straight s6 so, place s. o. Eon
place IS 05. - ,,s
Tristan Edgar johnson and Little Jim were withdrawn
so t.t nothing should interfere with the Dwyer due
Hoodlum made the running, with b. b. Million second
Iongsreet led Eon by lengths I'LL they reached the
rnner turD Then closed with him and they raced
head and head into the stretch, where Hoodlum ana
Million were dropped 1t might have been great finish
~ Eon had not looked for hole in the fence ana found
one. The old slob chueked 1t up IN the most cowauy
fashion and Longstreet canered in two lengths In 'front.'
Fon beating Million the distance. Hoodlum was
pulled up.
THIRD RACE-SWEEPSTAkES so EACh' SlVUo
ADDED MAIDEN TWoYEAR-OLDS. FIVE
FURLONGS.
Betting
st. Pl.
W. Lakelands b. c. Victory by bypg pBrago IL a.
Boyis & Littleaed's b. c. othnar, 1ls,,o