New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
pICKNICKER IN THE MUD.
sprAsH1yG OVER THE roRDHAM TRACK.
,-yo SRANpE BEATEN OFF IN TEE NEWARK
sTAKEs-How LAMPIIGHTER RAN.

The skies fell 10 weeping yesterday over hVh"VN'
psrx, iilluck this season. and so copcus were the
49, OF sorrow that the Jerome Park track was
.,uo.t like RAINING river. of course the NUMBER
- witnesses Of the sport limited on such an after
oc, hut the beholderS saw some unexpected thihKs'
IA some remarkable running under difhcultes' Vhe
-, the most interesting features of the afternoon was
az excellent trial of LoneStreet He came out a''er
~. sourth race with Hamilton up wearing Esduima"s
siors as the Jockey TO ride Esquiman in the last
40 This misled many. who thought the horse "as
rouirnau Longstreet refused to start several times
hut finally Hamilton got him of and he ran mile ana
an eighth in superb style his action smooth. ed'
machine-like in regularity and power. hVnenVh
Iougstreet can travel we'll enough on the Jerome f"A
.ek when IL is covered with water but Is not heaNN
and cllneing. His performance impressed pro'ounun
every one who saw It. II the match had taken psFe
then and there Tenny would have had D'os'
aaversary The time for mile ana al e'Sn'i
- made / :5s BY a number of experienced u'nere'
othets made il SO 1-2. II was or .n ~
ta,I and Michael F. Dwyer was much piesseu wiz. is
ca n Mr. Pulsifer does not object, Tehhy " -.
,.a. NAV meet on saturday II the track snonu
~ vet Longstreet worked alone. HAVING "o "''''
10 stimulate him and arouse his amOi',on :, srsnd.
.A-s. cr. ~ the imported mare Torehleht IS sur
listing follow in mud. and is hkely 10 ue'eIoP i'O
~. ~ the hest two-year-ohs in Talhlns' nc
slow beginner and takes long time " go ~ .no
.r,da hnt he comes with a devourlhs rus" III ~
sonestrstch Captain Browns staoe ran wv - the
Ontonal stakes Lsmpnghter anu Sas. voc
+ah,a was the favorite in the oetuns' AR -
s'" ...A choice and his owner NJ r D"yeF,
Sa h,r treelv. Airsnaft seems 10 have lost Oil
a., Aorro Will. his halfhrother, Arpisho' nas iinpO
oA.r4ullv Airsbaft was never IN the ra'e ai'''ue'
ha carried hight weight J' l. M0D0i
.,,o.s Radha colt and Marcus Days Maseoe VINO mao
.II hactine) raced in front up TO the last Iur"ns'
n
VIZ -. and The big colt won easily Lampngnter
s'o"' So-sn lengths behind the leaders as
~,,s.d the Southfeh. He Is marvel
,or closing big gaps. The haohs COZ.
.,t was second and Mascot third MASCOT was oseAeo
hsav,Iv ALL over the ring 70 run one tTe' three IN
The French pools the Radha colt PAID goo oo iOr co
for place. r-u ,. 0,ds
~ az. ran and the McLewee stable, which started
1-no rrande and Judge Post an emphatic favorite
rbils picknicker was second choice. MT ApPieoSs
colt carried much money. so did Beanee!' VINO M"e
n close third choice. declaration 10 WIN WIN Oho
Grande was made but the colt could not run az all IN
the mud and was beaten a furong. ms sho"eu .ie
u,uasdcu Of not exercising horses In mud. III Ono
ca,ae had ever been properly tried in mud (out Mr.
Ausn will not do this with his hid ses), as he shouio
have hAen his owner could not have been so re-
crettably mistaken to his capaolhues on so sort
NJ track Judge Post made the pace. bu' HckhlcRel
vo, in the easiest possible manner. Beansey second
and Jndce Post third Besnsey is not yet mp to stake
weight 100 pounds. against horse OF fcRmcAers
class even though that class Is not at all hlsn'
pasa,s nrevioas races had been with lighter weights
7, ! gratifying 10 see that James Mclaughlin IS
.o,,g v,er With his horses. He with Wacou on
"Wednesday having told all his friends that IL "es
good thing He told them yesterday thai lake
Rack was equally for the fourth race ana ne vas
quite ncht Mclaughlin is training wen, ana no riuee
Thara yrQS
lin ont on Brooklyn formerly Happy John but IL was
vorbless Take Back won easily, while Foxnau
Ko.nes unnamed FLY BY spendthriftMaid Of Atnol
WIN WAS backed with great confidence down nom 10
10 S 10 l. was second II was her nrst spPearsn0e'
and she did well. Pierre LorDlards colt hrsen was
third Mr. withers's wyandotte colt ana DaVio Diu
cons sehuylkin carried considerable sums ou' oo'''
ran very poorly. sa. u.oo
The favorite Long Dance captured the MIN race
without effort; westchester second. Edgar Johnson
could not rn any better In the mud than Uno Irsnoe
could and was beaten long space. 80
Esquimau was the fsvorte in the last race, ana WIN
vigorous riding on Hamlton's part got home ssieiy
Reckon runs well in the mud, and Is fine Splinter
But she carrying III pounds IN the o nrSI rag,
carrie g. was slight favorite; Reckon second choce
Most the observers thought that bergen R 1G nO' gSe
the rail away from her when she could have Kept H.
Reckon won by head. Carrie G. second .s ,,..+srsd
with mud, Isaac Murphy remarked that ne was 50
hI,nded nv the flying mud and water that ne could not
~. ~ me 6ores+retch But the colt could and ne
got there he added.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-Free handicap sweepstakes Of $40 each
with Al 600 added OF which s200 to the second aid 800
"a the third. Three-quarters Of a mile.
" VIC s. Betting S
"a r. Morris's ch Z. Reckon, by
i'A''- ''~'-. fitfalsaeld) s-S %
c Fofbes's b. G. Arab, S, III. Taylor 81 %
Stryse a lOS............. (M cDermOtD 2O-l o-l
S'@'-' - Time-1 IL.
Mutuals-Reckon straight paid s1S 80, place SO 80;
Carrie c. place 50 TO-
eckon and Carrie c. raced together in front the whole
way Reckon always had slight advantage and won in
driving finish by head Carrie C. second. eight esghs
before Arab. 49, .-,,,. crr,O~.r sr.rro o.. .
vea,olds $50 each with $1,000 added the second 70
receive $3.50 out Of the winner be sold at
auction for $1,000; allowances. Three-Quarters Of
mile Closed March 2. 1891. with 100 subs.
St. P.
4 s Browns b. c. Lamplghter, by Spend
thrfi-To -ch light lis Y. - Murphl i 10 -
Marcus DAYS b. Z. Mascot, 90 q o
Disappointment, 104.........-.. Betgs9} %
Prohibitlan I04...... Ii tueneIul Y