New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
TUE FAvoRITES ROUTED.
,ooxu,KERs LAUGH AND GROW FAT.
.,s..sx DEFEATS LA ToscA-HuRoN FAILS TO
GET PLACE.

=. ,s chilly and gloomy weather ~ the eheepeheau
-. ,aoes yesterday. but the bcekmaRers e'uoyeu
pH ,Irute Of the afternoon, while the hackers OF
,.voratas were filed with wrath and bitterness
s ,,.csance was of fair proportions. and the racin-
inv ~ among the lvelest and most spirited oil the
.,ns pcrhaps the one conspicuously unaccountaue
,.o, ~ the afternoon was the failure OF Huron 10
y, Mace IN the FIatbush stakes at seven fnriongs
-. ene mining in the Futurty. in which he was ="
i,,ont second to His Highness, together WIN Ms
- of victories IN the West, made him stro"S
s,or,te in the betting lie was roden pS is"'>
..rhv who does not rank among the best 1ocNeNs oi
- aav as rider Of two vearolds. his most eHeo'Vo
h.,ng done on older horses at distances OF ME
" ovsr But perhaps Huron could not have go'
-. ,r,tb any Jockey He did not exhibit the same
80, and speed as in the FuturV INC "oS'oru
" curt Cunn BY Onondags out OF sophfOh'a' winner
:, ,he HYDE Park StaEcs at Chicago Was sent OF
ecsav 70 win the Flatbush, but he arrlVen ohi' inc
sh, hefore and coud hardly have recovered rom 'ne
80 n his railroad journey. He also ioled 10 ScO
,,aee Merry Monarch was the second thoioe 70 hu'"
. most Of the betting. but Cart Gum hau many wv
=. NM. mn handsome sums and kept the odds against
- avn ~ moderate limits The John A. Morris par
8 FIorian and Mars, also enjoyed consoersoe p"on
,sror as coupled in the betting at 10 Ssa'us, '
III Rashford and Curt Gum got on III u'o i''i'
MI and Rashford took a decided ieSo Oh ,i' -
- All the spectators were surprised 10 see
qs~slef
a,,cs for the first hafmile, instead OF going hs,''
~. front with HIM. and getting the longest leau pos
-, 81 Floran,s had been running all the season
stS us 100. 1913 and l25 pounds up ana now no
A.a only 40 on his back II was supposed 'is' az
x.rtare would be taken OF his hgnt WeishV anu Pi'
s,gous speed and that he would give toe nelu VIC"
=, his heels as long he could. But tic was no'
ridden in that way -, .,,o, ,sar
n,vid Gideon is one Of the luckiest men ever seen
.h. .rrf even ~ he does lose great deal OF money
y .bot counterfeit Contribution. In the homesuetch
~ colt Merry Monarch was so shut on. that II inc
cher Jockeys had not, with an amazing spirit VI sell
s,ciace kindly opened and let the colt through 0S
,he rail Bergen would have been oompelied 10 80 up
an the outside with Merry Monarch ana would nave
lost the race Merry Monarch was unoer inc "mp
,ronehout the last frlong and answering II quite IN
49, .,vlo ~ His HiChness, the race by length.
8, r7orlan second and Bashford third Huron was
AZ no time near the front
Ia Tosca was unrcasOnabH handicapped ooh IN
bs Racing Stakes on Monday and IN the SheepsheSn
stakes Yesterday on Monday she was asked 70 give
T.npy ten pounds mile, and Racine that WONDER
fnlty fast ruler no less than dozen pounds III the
steepshesd stakes she expected to give THAI eX-
nent colt Pessara winner Of four fine races In sue
,.ou bef ne this one no less than ten pounds, and
sve,een pounds 20 Portehester She is 1lV OF rare
merit hut she cannot accomplish such iinposSlble
,asss Pessora was the favorte, and Walcot ana
Campbell and all the friends OF the stable ~esered
large suns. La Tascs was strong second cnolce'
She Was ridden by Isaac Murphy, who bungled with
her AZ one of the turns badly that she almost fell
lawn Pessara was rlden by Tarai in his best man
psr and won very easily, running the nile ana
ouart4r in 2 100 2-5-good time for the weather ana
the condition Of the track La Tosca ana PorIces'er
had lively struggle for the place. but PortcheSuers
III pounds TO La Toscs's 12o settled the dispute III
bis favor
In the first race Infero formerly lago) was bhe
fsvoIite with Luella b. strong second choice, ana
Soho and Tonnentor also well backed. But 81
Charles at 10 TO won easily, with KngstocR second
and Tormentor third. Luella B. ran fairly out Sono
was never prominent. Inferno ran miserable race
n every way amazingly bad after her tine running III
Saratoga. r<o
,,.ims new colors. They are black jacket and cap,
with red Maltese cross in front and back These uner
from the Santa Anita colors In that the latter nave
a I'D cap instead of black one.
French pools on St. Charles paid well, Sl44 80 Tor
IS straight and $40 80 for place.
stiI greater surprise occurred In the second race,
pallyhoO winning it at 80 to 1, with santa Anna
another outsider m second place, and Saunterer third
Major Domo was ridden by an unknown Jockey
named Harrison He ran fairly for half mile ana
then stopped as IL short of work Chesapeake was the
fsvorite at 3 To on, and would surely have won the
race but for the stupidity, or worse, OF MS JOCKEY,
Anderson He was instructed to keep near the froht
all the way. and not to pull the horse violently.
He tugged and jered and yanked at theshorses head
With all his might until he had nearly strangled the
horse The result that Chesapeake came IN
fourth. The owner Of Chesapeake complained to the
stewards of AndersOns riding and they inflicted the
eotesouely inadequate penalty OF suspension for three
eays II would be better for the turf in every way
all such riders as Anderson ruled of entirely.
BaIyhoo was in the field in the French pools and
winning tickets paid S55 40 straight, and $50 30 for
place santa Anna place tickets were worth S51 80
each.
only three ran in the fourth race. handicap at
Gee and three ighths miles The three were KeDwood.
toagford AID Abb. Both KenwOOd and Longford were
lacked with great confidence. Michael F. DIVERS
rlnnge WAS, On Kenwood who was ridden by Hamilton.
II was kird drive for all three every stride uD the
b,mestroteh but Tarals superb riding won the rare
with Iongford. Abb getting second from Kenwood.
Once more the heavily laden favOrite went down in
,be fifth race and the merry uOtsider came to the
front This vas selling race 70? two-yeal -olds over
Die Fiur1tv course. Airplant was the favorite. but
tafad IN Get nlAee FOAhan Keene's Spendthrht-
Mad 81 kthol inv now naued Harlem. won easily,
With Laughing Water second au eJu, NIL aId IN tbe
the first and second horse were III inc HeIu III ''o
henol pools -..,, ,,.,s dotoa+eo in the last race
By SNOWFALL. Midcey rode c. f. Rand's colt Fox
ford. on whom Michael F. Dwyer put SI'1Go ia 20 ~
ssowhsH' The mace was extremely slow, and the
little fool order 10 pull Foxford PACK To PAL
"a! BACK IN the siOll6 anu tuSSCD a. 10
With all the violence he could command Inc h1n
rangled colt died IN nothing under the demOmac pun
was such an outrageous piece oil business thdt Ii
stewards called Midgley into the stand ana susPenucu
hin for TIE rest Of the meeting. boy capable o.
such an exhibition rs that ought never 10 roe again
The t.voute Carroll was also ridden without jug,
ment He ought TO have won easily. The mile ana
quarter on The grass was run in the extremely SLOW
tine OF :19.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-Purse $1,000 for ree-year-olds and up
van OF which 300 to the second and $50 20 the
Tina selling. Futurty course. about threequarters
q mile.
Betting.
St. Pr
A. " Barrcks eh. c. St. Charles by St.
(NaryaezJ 1O-1 Al
(Doggett) 2 12-1 5-1
Emplre stable,s eh. c. Tormentor 4. los