New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-27
KINGSTON BEATEN AGAIN.
JUDGE MORROW FIRST BY A HEAD.
CURT GUM EASILY FIRST IN THE HOLLY
HANDICAP.

teriay and the extensive assembage OF heated spec
tators suffered no small discomfort, both nom the
weather and from the task OF chasing programmes
In the racing there was plenty of excitement.
Kingston was defeated by Judge Morrow In the Second
special in the comparatively slow time OF 80 81
The track extremely fast as Rosa HIS time OF
nc Ia in the first made clear. Every observer
Of the convinced that the defeat of Kingston
was due wholly to Hamilton's bad riding. Judge
Morrow went to the front and made the pace all the
way the jockeys the other horses foolishly letting
him get a long lead even when the pace was NOT
strong Where was Murphy's much-vaunted 1ndglnch.
of pacef He was on Peter, a raler am
no sprinter, bat he pulled Peter out
Of the race In the first slow mile. There was
crazy tp on Montana, who was ridden by Taral, but
Montana came in last. However, he was very badly
ridden by Taal. who for once exhibited no judgment
at all, a remarkable defect indeed, for him. lie
nearly chocke Montana to death in the first part OF
the race stranglng all the spirit and speed out Vi
him. Even Peter outran him In the homestretch' mur
ply and Taral made desperate finish for thiro mohey
and Murphy got H. Hamilton foolshy Kept hlnss'on
far In the rear while Judge Morrow, Mt even Weghe
with Kingston was rompng along easily far In 'front.'
In the homestretch Hamilton closed the Dig gap too
suddenly. Kingston got up 10 Judge MORROW anu d
furlong from the finish was leading Judge morroW oS
a neck But Judge Morrow responded well to Gov
ington's whip, and after Hamilton had pulled up, sup
posing that he had Judge Morrow beaten, the latter
defeated Kingston by head.
Hamilton can think of nothing but his wife and his
expected heir In these days, and he Is utterly nnht 70
ride The Board of Control ought to suspend his
license until his child is born Then he may recover
his Old form.
Michael p Dwyer lost heavily on Kingston, putting
on his money in bets of a thousand each at the last
moment He had few sympathzers. In FACT, most OF
those present were delighted to hear Of his losses They
have net forgiven him for starting Kingston against
Tenny in the First Special, when Kingston could hardly
raise galop. And then the Dwyer policy OF spelling
racing merely in order TO spite the poolooms because
they refuse 10 pay tribute Of $4,000 per day to the
Brooklyn Jockey Club grows more unpopular daily
Cnrt Gum carried the highest weight, lis pounds,
In the Holly Handicap for two-year-ods He was the
favosite and handsomely. r. Williams rode MN
far better than in any previous race He did not got
off badly, and he did not permit him to run at inc
taend Of the procession for three furOngs or more, as
has been his custom heretofore. When he rode Curt
Gum in this way he forced to fog the gallant colt
all the way up the homestretch 10 recover the ground
which the riders folly had lost. Yesterday ne
got of fairly kept the colt in good place and IN the
last furlong Curt Gum shot to the front with that
splendid finishing burst of speed of his, and won
easily Fred Lee got much the best Of the start,
and LED until Curt Gum passed him in the
final hundred yards He saved second place wmle
Charade was third. Lamplghter was backed with
great confidence by Captain Brown and his friends
but never dangerous. huron has SOHS OH'h
iamentably since he ran in the Futurity, and st.
Florian is wreck. Neither colt was ever con-
spicuous Curt Gum is a good colt, better than any
twoyearoh in the country, except His HighneSs ana
Yorkvile Belle. The time was 10.
It was amazing that no inquiry was made into the
running of Rosa H. This FLY ran well st Sleeps
head Bay On september 10, at GTavesend carrying
1o6 pounds, she unplaced TO Chesapeake u2o
pounds) G. w. Cock (115) and Tormentor (115) inc
time was I5 1-2. On September % she was again
unpaced at the distance, six furlonss, ContrDu
ton 0l2 pounds winning with Gold Dollar uo')
second and Lima Q12) third. Rosa H. carried IL:
pounds. nme-1 10 ia.
Yesterday In the first race Rosa H., carrying II"
pounds very easily at the same dlstance IN IN, tle
Wonderful time the fastest Of the meeting q rdrment9
The fav9nte Teer, ran second ~ S Rosa H nav
saEs the SG MOST ~ :a Il sHgs SSst
Dsn S SnH Of sass e Judges q sO to get his
have 1t typewritten and generally distributed Every
Russell marvellous relate WAS IN Il good DSS0d % nor
IN the second race nS ana ,c VIII r G1 and nd" ne9T viii
he fsvorte. Stratbmeath second Time % "a Just
second asT H%m that in T Ta1d Sno9
on Senorita but could get only third place
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-A sweepstakes Of $40 each with $1,000
added Of which 600 TO second and 800 to third Six
''' s. Betting E.
W. B, Jennings b. +. Rosa H, by H Is7maT =,
1Rss1 z MS gFs it g. C. Teiiiasf 4iS o.
Empire Stables en- c. TOmentOr A. 1 lTs a., s.
geipner. 122...........( Hay%EaS d % 81 70
E liz icir NISFssSs:.5 j iS- e 81
MFsSdeie sos 100 (cal iC III . al
Dahlman' g. Tmc.i IA ChOr'on loO-i SO-i
Mgsuals-Ro:s T. straight paid s27 O5 place si4 90 ;
Won by half length; three lengths between second
and third.
SECOND RAcE-A handicap sweepstakes of $50 each.
with 81 900 added, of which 5000 second and 800
70 ''N 8 Betting f.
Slpsfla hd:''. yr', iqs tfIej jssf 10, 81
@. 1 b. Moirls's b. g. sraihmelti g. iio.
s. s. Brown. BIZ m. sene.!.. ) ifiGSy9ss'12sBS 81 II
kass g 4 10! l'ar ioo IaGsis7 2S
S EiSs. Hasa iJ6 lssr E SSssSS ID 81
Mn,,pu.eu ., T%St1 IS S ss2 90 place s25 50
5trathmeath place $40 90
Won by three lengths half a length between second
and third.
THIRD RACE-THE HOLLY HANDICAP Bor two
yearods 800 EACH with ~, 500 added Of which $3.50
to second and $3.50 TO third. Six furlOngs
81! Betting f.
10 hes6is12's ORE e i Gr's Gum oy
p. G. McLewee's b. c. Fred Lee ios';::
v. R Jones. or c. Cnor.ao nos DSifss3 II q
voNswan, lO4.--.- " ~
Lamplighter no. (IamiltOn) 81 Ii
Actor 100 (SteYCnson 15-l 6-l
St Fiorian. (Iittlehed) 5-l 2-1
Phil Dwyer, i04 Gear. 1922 ray Q 2e- 81
Huron ia CovingtOn) 81 81
See1S@a@ey q col ts's hdssIs 81
Rex, 10S.. (Clayton) 2O-1 81
Time-1 10
MutualsCurt Gum straight paid SIT 90, place ell Go
Fred Lee place S4S 80
Won by a length and half length between second
and third
youRTH RAcE-THE SECOND SPECIAL. For three
and upward 800 each. with 81 500 added. OF
which $500 to second and 500 third. One mile and
furlong.
Betting
St. Pl.
@. B. Morris's b. c. Judge Morrow, by
10. COyiDgtonf1 Al 10
NJ. r. Dryers br. h. Kingston, aged, 122
(Hs milton Q 4-5 Ont
2. c. MeLewee's eh. c. Peter, 8, H..
(sIurphy) 3 o0-1 81
Msnsana 3, (TaraJ 1I-5 80
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