New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-03
pACEs At SHEEPSHEAD BAY.
. DAY FOR THE sELLNG-PLArERs'
20 FAMOUS HORSES TAKE PART IN THE CON-
TESTS.


IN Tuesday the Coney Island Jockey cuo onereo
- % The hes programmes OF the year. "i'i' n''pY
one ~ mans in the list Of probable starters Stakes
eee'~'s s.nco and value were decided by horses OF
o. No. ~ Yesterday three Of the six races were
hs - asairs and no horse Of much reputation OF
..a,,onal ouaty appeared on the track. Yet the
SsaDce was nearly as large az on Tuesday fer-
an. difference in the weather may account Tor 'hiS
sS ,act Tuesy morning was chilly, gloomy, lower
~ ana tHreateacd rain. No more agreeable autumn
a.,Doon could veil be enjoyed than that o. Yesterday
The Long Tsmd Railroad officials still turned ue''
-, n the appeils protests, complaints ana prayers
!, me raocgoers and again the service 10 anu NOM
"a ,rack was pInfully procrastinatIng and dllatory
ue -" 80, difa,It 20 understand why this company
-. % chick and satisfactory transportation wheh I"
- uad tbe multtudes OF Futurity Day and mas zone
70 s.s,v in handing the far smaller plumbers OF Mon
sav tuesday and Wednesday.
!, wond be n fearful strain on the truth 20 say US'
-, aoes Yesterday deserved minute and detalied at
'..,,on. hut a few incidents may be noted
poor unlucky Taylor rode Chaos In the nisV ISoo' "
he THE jockey were suffering rom al,
...n,,us attack o. illness. Every one sympa'in1e"
s'r, lint every one regretted that he should have
- ,,to the Saddle at all when he was ieehns 50 Ieoo
an AZ his riding appeared to indicate lie e'
A.o uabble about in the strangest way both on 'io
settrech and in tie homestretch and although unero
rev only five starters he got the horse htoSa PVO"0,
,t a critical moment Then just after MS houl'' '.
n,ssed the judges Taylor careessy let the morse eeu
srp Chaos stumbled and fell, and Taylor coS - ,
uss broken. Certainly this unfortunate Tau :. =
far more than his share Of falls and mlshaps -
meat pity that fortune Is so unkind to hlhl'
We'll ridden Chaos could hardly have lost 'nc i".o
As A. WIS Arab won BY a length, with the la'oiVe'
Tanner. second head before Chaos Pagan wa "auiS
,r,srfered with on the backstpctch. Dlaoio V' h''
start. ILL, most com
roendable promptness at Sheepshead Bay anu VeS oA
sUays over at an early hour. The usual eApeIie0o
,aesgocrs is to spend three hours oil te a.
az traek-from 10 5 oclock-in watching the races
"a three more hours In getting to ana from
,be MACE Indeed the time spent in travelling
"a IN waiting for full trains to start, often eAceeaS
,hoe hours when the journey each way Is TAKEN luVo
aeeonnt II Is inst this trouble ana dclay III EeVS
N and from the course that diminish seriously Ine
popula1ty of the sport and make burden OF recicS
lion. II william X. Vanderbilt would buiio fSlIoau
40 the track from some convenient point on the Long
Isl,nd shore and run fast feriyboa's ara l"st trains
ar the benefit Of racegoers he could be elecVeu SSo
a New-York If he cared 10 run for the ONCE
7,o hreakinr of san Salvador's sadde-grth in the
IND race and many false starts, caused delay for
s Partridge stakes for oyearolds on the grass bu'
e o+ber races were run OF SO quickly that the last was
ssded al the usual time. 1t was poVr DAY LOT ISS
ION and for Mr. Wslbaums horses. Clayton was on
Ksnwood In the first race. and failed TO get place.
Vsnvood was at 8 to /. Lester. ridden by Clayton
was the favorite for tie Partridge stakes. He TOO
was unplaoeG. Clayton rode Hyscinth In the fourth
race and Gerte D. in the fifth. and was unplaced III
both.
Green Il. Morris's colt Rex the Partridge Stakes
easily, with betting 10 TO l against the Morris pair
Rex and King Mac. p. J. Dryers lilly Madrd. fuli
sister to Barnes and Meriden. at 20 10 straight
and to for place. she got the place, and French
pool tickets paid s15s 10 for S5 The second choice
for the Partridge was ARA, who was shOcbngly rid
den by Bryant This boy lost many lengths at
,be turn into the homestretch by going to the
extreme outside ARA ought to have won read
ly Bryant rode him so badly that he came
In third. . e..o...o
and IN fact had shown such miserable form since ne
was third in the Suburban, that kingmaker was mace
slight favOrte over him in the third race, but Cassus
had recovered part at least Of his speed and he made
. sorry show OF the hapless Kingmaker, who, after
scraper Surely he did not run like Warwick
John psly uncorked one of the choicest bottles of
she year In the fourth race, selling affair for two,
yearods. Ludwig. by Darebn out Of Bavaria had
never in public before, but ne had made such time
IN a trial that he was backed down to to
win nnstlnea confidence Inc race was mere e3 SG
Abseonder third. The second choice, P. j. Dryers
Temple, poorly as did the third choice, McLaugh
An's Take Back This colt Take Back looked thin and
Light and as Il he lad had too much racing. X.
Williams his rider was forced to hog him cruelty all
the in order to make him run at all, and he was
sr behind place at the finish.
Ludwig was entered 10 be sold for 81 800. From
the he ran he must be worth al least $4,000
But John DAILY popular among owners and trainers
that no one made bid.
W. Midgeley was very lucky TO get through Just at
hc right time wiki Willie l. in the fifth race. The
colt had been pocketed. but got ont Just in time TO
win the race Soho second, and would have been
first If Bergen had ridden with liz hette' iudg
ment CynOsun and ocypete We cs at
3 10 1. Each killed the Oth>.
ioni but Ocypete cot third place While CynL
Carroll rot home first in the handicap at mile and
quarter on the turf Carroll and NowOr- Never were
equal favOrtes at 10 10 .. NOw-0r-Never came in
hy.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-For all ages sweepstakef Of $40
each with 81 600 added Of which $3.50 the Second
the third 10 receive 500 out Of the stakes Special
Weights. Selling. Seven furlOngs
George Forbes's b. e. Arab. by Dapacor
Standardization. 5 yrs. 1oi NJ
]. belongs b. 2. Tanner, 5. 1O4 Csmmsj , IS -
J. f. MeDOnsld's ch. g. Chaos A, l04 @ =
Esnvooa T. 1Oi Ccar 1ooia).. {caEStSsRn} "a 20
r'sin' D. lV'''''''''' Time :27 IS.
MutuasArab straight paid sSi 20 place slS 20; Tan
ner Place e. 80.
Diablo and woodcutter did not start This was
Arabs race all the way Lttlehed got him Of in front
kept him IN the lead all the way and he won rather
easily BY a length Tanner second, head before Chaos
who stumbled fell just he crossed the line, and
rolling Taylor broke his collarbone II Is supposed