New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10
uIIIlCK FOR THEALL BLACK
n wrrHERs STILL UNABLE TO WIN.
rr1Y oRAauEsE is FoULED. But HE GETS
no REDRESS.

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. - Ms suy Orageuse was ridden by A. Coving-
- oraccusc carried only nnety-si pounds ana
- nm well on a heavy track like that OF yeSlerua!'
: she has proved again and again. On the fc"'n
: rnlv NJ Monmouth Park last year she won inc h'oe
snrsence stakes in violent storm and deep muu' u0
ealing Reckon PcknekeF Key West. Nlrocoo' hei'pS''
lima and Others. Yesterday she was rluueu " "a
-,vncton who foolshly kept her back IN thc IsoA
.rtn the homestretch- was reached Nlth ner hsh'
a,eIgbt he should have kept her close to the eau
- from the start, or have set tne paw
IN froDt g. ". Cook was the mNo'l'e' ""U
Craessman. @. W. Cook, Lucla Il. ana tod Doliai
-. al I'm advance ~ Orageuse until the homestre'ch
u-as reached. little CovingtOn pulling her paoA ~ ~
most injudclous manner. At the head OF 'he ho'h1
-.,stch she could have slipped through DIV 'b' r'il,
% Covincton took her 10 the extreme OUTSIDE arounu
=, .,o o.her horses When she began her run she
'.a,oa on with great speed Cracksman was e"uhs'
~. a+ the f,,rlong post firing badly Ofhseu1
as catching him 50 fast. moving three leet u NE WV
that Nnrvsez on C-acksman. went 10 the "hp' a
hundred yards from the end Craftsman s"erVeu ~rss
che track II was remarkable s"efVe' ior ne
actually SHE'D half the whole breadth OF the uaoN
Va crossed Orareuse and impeded her plainly hanH
.ao.+a4ore thought he actually iosted her. Inc
trAgas thought not He certainly impeded nor
rbera can be no question OF tla1' I"e
racinr rules provide that horse u-l'
. impedess another horse in this way must NC -.
oualhed The jockey on Orageuse mace ooiAF -
Of foul against Craftsman. 1t was peneeu9 ~,
case and should have been allowed lhsCin'g ,ooLed
The ipdees asked the boy if Craftsman had 'o"CN s
oraueuse The boy thought he had not 80 II P,' as
violation Of racing law. as Cracksman surely IlIo
orareuse the Judges gave the race 10 a. 100
Naturally Mr. Withers was not piedseu' 49,, o,d
beIcnged 10 him by equity, reason ara I''9 hnt
be had by far the best horse in II al te oho,sted
no did not get ii. CFacksman was u''el' -, +bo
when he swerved and could ScaVen S' - Ioro
900 vas over He hobbled off on three ICES % -
-. -, oed N he almost broken down. Ora0Ns
,,a Ms VOL backed by the Brighton Beac" eielienV
~ " COOK ran like rank gutter Dut eo' no'"'
,b-d Orarsuse was 10 10 stTaisht anu p" -,
-, .be New York Jockey Club was favored win
n.rfac+ october day. but the attendance was He'''
Tba track was heavy from the recent rams anu 'l1
time slow. Lord Harry IS now an uh0oiHnolS a"
s.r on any sort Of a track, and he LOOK tle nIsi
- ~ - cauter Rosa H. running second anu VI
rs,1sitsr,s sir George third. Lord Harry was INC
favorite al 5 TO on. 49,. -.
pessara must still be feeling the enec'S vi .'i' -
.-er,alv severe race with Rey del Rev on Neu"e9u"
On the Moshou stakes. for his running IN the seoo"u
ace was A. bad as could be- He was the iavo1e d.
-. and ~ course was ridden by Taral, who ola
sysrvtb,np possible with him, but Pessara staggered
On to1rtb That uncertain brute Carroll won easily
a, 10 I: KiDgmaker second, at IL to l. and Ny rel
low third al Is TO 3. Abb was heavily DaoAe" "
the colored element, but came in fifth.
Taral did some marvellous work IN the saoole Oh
Piclpocket In the Ladde stakes for two-yearoas inc
fonrtb race Pickpocket the favorlte ut 10 -
lii Pex was al II 10 s. Coxswain at to ]. and
Mr. Witbers,s Necromancy colt at to l. FoXhaH
Keene's colt Candelabra could have won and would
have won if Narvaez had ridden hlm prTPerIs, ~
though Nah Jim had the top weight IL p,,ed
Parnss sent him straight TO the front, hOiy PuIsu5u
bv Candeabra and Lavish. Pckpocket moved suESis ~
H. and Taral forced 10 use the WHIP freely cary Ia
-. f7.uaa
sely beaten in the homestretch, and NarVaeL ed'eu
up the colt taking pull on nm Inns lOst 1e &C.
Cor Tara mad been driving PlckpOcket desperately IOr
every stride and although the fdvoIe appeared 10 be
l,opelessy Of the race at the head OF the nome
speed he up MS lost ground IN wonderful SNle;
and the race By head IN the last stree lara
never rode better race III MS me- Du' TIC i0N' "
NaET on nave any K5dbery had many supporters in
the 1fth race and the betting against each was 10 =
8nt Miss belle ridden with skill, judgment and energy
BY mule stevenson won the race BY n head Hoodnm'
with Taral up, second. and kimberly thlru. ss
Arpant was not supported with extreme conn
dence in the last race ana at me enq Oh te ReIK
b,.- eonid not get a place. sims got Temple home
head before Knapsack, who has great kiack OF get
WIicoT Exhibited painful reversal Of form from his
last previous and was nowhere
DETAILS OF HE RACING.
y1Rsr RACE-sweepstakes for three-yearolds nOn.win
pers OF 81 500 1891 Of so each. with SlOOO ADDED
OF which 500 TO second and 500 TO third. Non-"h-
ners OF $1,000 allowed n; Of 500, IL H. Ma 4ehs
slowed 20 H. The winner Of the first race OF the thiFd
av 10 carry n more than he then carried SIN fur
'''''' s. Betting Fl.
B. caaleans b. c. Lord Harry by Eqnio As on,
-, Pun III ;s IL lN (sims 81 $~5
D. T. PusfeT's ch. c. Sir George, IL, , q
Nutorown e9--...--..CA fqyiRsggtS SSl al al 81
haywood Co., ! a. WEBER 'o-i ~
MutuaIs-Lord Harry straight paid ~ 60 Ilace sc 50
John Lakeland Early Blossom and Lillian were with
drawn Nutbrown and Lord Harry got the best OF
poor start while Sir George was almost LETT at the post
In the run 10 the clubhouse Lord Harry went TO the front
and remaining there Throughout the journey. won without
Visible effort BY length a., his closest attendant
for half mile second three-quarters Of length before
Sir George who made up great deal Of ground
SECOND RACE-Handicap sweepstakes for thIee-year-
oIds and upward, Of each. only - If declared
with 81 25O added Of $50 second and 500 to
tllrd. one mile and eighth
-'''' 81 Betting Fl.
J. cOttOns B. h Carroll by RHlett0 o}nl+ IL 81
J. G. Fouaasbec's b. h. Kinguaker. 1, %.
E s,eed's Oh. g. My Fellow, . S.. =
PessaIa 5X;5sTI STs9 So S5
UnO Glance' g. 90 % l'ifahain' IL
Natuals-Carou straight paid ssS 10, place s24 so
Khgmak5r place s33 10
sir George Krkoyer. Virgil and MasterOde w.
Withdrawn Fellow the lead at the start and led
around Picnic Hin and clubhouse where be gave
way TO KHguaker. The nearly even terms 10
the Of stretch, vita Carroll and Pessara within
striking distance. But Pessara already under the
whip apparently beaten IN Taiai urged
him he stretch looked Ike KingmaKers race
but Carroll suddenly loose and stlidng easily 70 the
esnt. Won hands by length and half Kingmaker
second three lengths before Ny Fellow.
THIRD kACE-SWeepstakes for three yearolds and up
ward, winners during the meeting, OF $40 each.
with $1,000 added Of which 500 second and 800
% third Winners Of more races, Of one
q 5000 in 1891. 70 carry n extra. Non-winners
N 1891 Of 81 800 allowed n Of 81 600, n Of 800
i ?, and uners In 1891 allow ed IS n madens
SLOWED 25 n. Fourteen hundred yards.
Betting
st. Pl.
T. NcKanes ch.h. CraCksInan, by Woodlands
p Sue Ryd.., yrs. loi n (Naraez) Al 10
u D. Wlthers's ch. T. OrageUse 3. 90.
a. Covington) ? 10-1 81
A. p. UnHan's D. 2. c.. w. Cook aged. 122
fraraD 6-5 10
hlikoynf g. 20 n. Burgess 15-l 81