New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16
FINAL DAY AT NORRIS PARK.
THE SCARLET IS FIRST IN TWO RACES.
,xxrn1eu,SrE WINS THE BAYcHEsrER-Ex
FRc1sE GALLoPs FOR KINGSTON
AND RAOELANn

"a WOW small and most of the contests seemed sure
a. he onesded still considerable number journeyed
-, 90 the track They saw nothing startling and
.ho,r time was chiefly spent in complaining OF the
.res If the weather But all regretted that II was
,So close Of remarkably well-managed and brilliant
s.so,inc and all sorry that they must leave so
..ac,ous and so fine track. II the separation
r. onIr for a short time. The reason why the club
so,ass TO race on Monday, the day before the
Suburban was that in no other way could 1t get the
.h,r,een days which were desired for this meeting
The Coney Island Jockey Club will have fourteen days
a, the meeting Which will begin to-day. and the New
Work Jockey Club could not wen remain content with
less than thirteen.
1oantaka was withdrawn from both races In which
he was entered This removed all serious opposition
IN Raceland in the second race and Kingston IN the
ffh and both had mere exercise gallops. only MIS-
siye started against Raceland, while surplus ana
punster IT, were the pitiful victims Of Kingston. Of
course both Raceland and kingston were oNer"hei"e
favortes at big odds on.
yalcott led in nearly all the betting on the first
r,ce hut inst as the horses moved off India Rubber
was backed to even terms with him. Bergen appea'eu
IN he winning easily in the homestretch, but eVeVeh
son by dint of hard riding got mp TO him. ana hersoh
made a weak finish. So India Rubber won ino r"'c
Most of the horsemen who saw this affair." hsis'eo
,h.+ peroen lost the race BY over-confdence but
few declared that Bergen not In fault but that
walcott was so cowaIJy and so bad qnltter lhat
no Jockey could have stalled on India RnDDers rush
with Walcott. Tie majority. however, have all ue
evidence their side.
India Rubber met only three-year-olds in the first
race and carried only 103 pounds lie WIS sUarUe"
ag,in in the third race the Baychester stakes ior
three year-olds and this time the conditions eonpecu
him TO carry 100. But he ran crefitaoly' eeNlus
second place TO the flying LIntfqlante WHO HING
Rseeland and Kingston, was an abysInA SORT Vi
favorite al odds of to and 10 on. The favorite
and
Wthers had Nutbrown entered, a pretty my os
Uncas out of Mimi and he told some OF his irehds odO
her work had been good enough to lusuiy hopos ""'
she would run no worse than second. But nc was
mistaken about the merits Of this FLY for TINS parucu
lar race ne almost invariably Is mistaken about the
chances of any particular horse Of his for any parcu-
lar raee) Nutbrown was ridden by TaraL she was
very nervous at tho start. jumping and curveouns
about and was hopclessly beaten in the first half
mile she failed TO get even third place
Dr. Wilcox again kindly, and had no trouble in
winning the fourth selling affair for twoyear-
dds Disappointment was second, and the disap-
pointing Arnold came in third.
The final race Of the meeting the heats at three
ouarters of a mile, was won by the Withers cast of
Cvnosure in two heats, Cynosure has been owned
tor some time by william C. DAILY. His victory was
GAINED with plenty In hand. Lynn got second place
IN the second heat and therefore secured second money
plue Jeans was the avorte before the first heat but
his performance was CHASTITY.
Few Of the boolmakess could have made profit on
the DAYS business sufficient TO pay the 500 which they
ere Obliged 10 hand over 10 the club for their pnvi
eees since the betting very light and was chiefly
on tbe foyorlt-s -Four favortes and the horses
that came in second we're well backed for a place.
Flavia came in third in the first race, but was dis
qualified because she did not carry her correct weight
some inquiry has been made about the ownership
Of the MONTGOMERY stable which races Mountain Deer
and Miesve Secretary Vosburgh of the Board Of Con-
troll saws that this stable is registered as owned by
Mr. Katz who has horses at uttenburg ana Is sald
10 be butcher. lie ought TO butcher Mountain Deer
or make him run more consistently. LTtteheld was
engaged 10 ride Mountain Deer on saturday, but MI
Katz's colors not at the track Hence LiIue
field rode the colt in the Morris scarlet
Major J. j. Burke has gone to Chicago TO ACT as pre-
siding Judge at the Washington Park meeting, wmch
will open on Saturday. Tie Major is an aoie uprs'.
and conscientious Judge OF uncommon aDlnV' AL
turfmen recognize his possession Of these quaiues
and all know that he has no personal knowleuse Oh
che innuerble Jobs that practised at GuttehDrg
Ant ali honorable turfInen are sorry tlat ne COZ
Tbe bauot-box suffers who control tius pest NOE
and 80 manipulate and corrupt grand iieS 5a c4.s
I'm Hudson County that the lmPuuent "usVe g.i
de6ers of the law and the administration OF lusuGe
escape punishment at all times, csh anu 40 pI up
ali Sorts of frauds and swindes, without te k9wIe9ee
90 tHe pres ding fudge. When the management OF a
race track hand and glove with buccaneers every ue
,ice for deecng the simple and rObblng the unWay can
he prscsed and s escape the notice OF Judge BURKE
mt he Ought not 20 the risk of sulying his eX,
celent reputation and njurng himself In the eyes OF
ali hlghminded tuIfmen by giving countenance 70 ING
daily aud habtual defiance Of law ana pIacuGs Oh
thevery by the members of the Htds0n county KING
No of the indispensable Offda Turf Guide, com
piled and published by the Goodwin Brothers: is Just
ont. II covers every race run up 10 ara llcluulhB
saturday last and every turfman must have it.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE>-tOr tblee.y'ar-ods and upward.
sweepstakes OF $50 each. with $1,000 ADDED OF which
500 % second and 500 to third Weights 10 10 above
the scale Non.winners in 1890 or 1891 OF u race
~ the value of So 500 allowed n of $500 ~ ~ OF
$1,000 10 d. ''''n ''''s'''' s. ae''iq Fl.
r,ou,es.er Stables CHI c. India Rubber. by
Dalnaesfdoch- Elastic yFs, ~ -, -; oS "a
c. Reed Sons oh. g. walcott. g. 1oS:;; q, IA
sunol Stables CHI c RA'ins'ld 8 lO Sims. 30. p
Flavjs. 3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nbey) 12-5 II
spisoualhed Time-1 Is. - %.
Nutalsnda Rubber straight paid 81 40 place % oV'
Walcott place 80 10
Ehsinqold made the running for FIVE furlongs Favia
second India Rubber third. Walcott came through in
the stretch and looked an easy winner when India
Rubber challenged him he showed the white feather ana
India Rubber clcverly by head; Walcott second
eight lengths before Favia who beat Rhengod length
and a half. Flavia poor thing, has not eaton hearty
meal since she went into Uncle William Days
stable The delicate seems frightened half TO
death by her new surroundings She managed to capture
third Mace but was subsequently disqualified for carly
iug six pounds less than her proper weight
SECOND RACE-Bor threeyear-olds and upward that
have run aud not during the meeting A sweep
stakes of go each with $1,000 added Of which $500
% second and 300 to third. Weights n below the
scale One mile and l'''''' 81 betting f.
NJ F. Dryers b. g. Raceland. By Billet, tx rono
" Cal0ne. . years, H. H.. (HamItoall lilo nome
'aOtSs0NHi Ia - sims) 2 10-1 none.
We Time-l 51s.
Mutuals-Rsceiand straight iaid 80 70
Ioant,ka was withdrawn. Missiye led on suDersnce
70, . mic when Raeeiand strobe him and won I've
he pleased by two length
THAN RACE-BAYCHEs. -ER STAKES. For three-year
o,ds 1rbich have not won a race Of 81 900 in 1890
sveepsks Of $50 each, SIS forfeit with 81 $50 added
a. which $3.50 10 second and 800 to third. Beaten
1naidsns allowed n. Closed January 2. 1891 Win
73 entries One mile.
Betting.
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