New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
RACING AT GRAVESEND.
TWO OF THE FAvoRITEs SUCCEED.
srnMupA, JUDGE MORROW AND OWL SERVICE
FAIL MIsERABLY.

a.,
FAIL MIsERABLY.
Nona.v gatherings at racetracks usually small,
ANT Yesterdays assemblage at Gravesend was posi-
tiyrly dminutve Philip J. Dwyer could not hive feit
,rrch encouraged In his combat with the poolrooms
tn uea.,er was even finer than on the previous days
:, enc meeting So there could have been no excuse
on that score - An.
s,huvI Stable 10 Pierre Lorillard for price var'-
ors,v stated at $4,000 and 10000 and Higgins says
sIhoeO Mr. LorIad Is certainly to be congratulated
.ron this purchase With such a record, with such
.~aatr0 zyjthont defect or blemsh sound and well,
-, ,.anv MAGNIFICENT races TO be won by her, she
or,a have been cheap at 100000. But the senuyhii
s,,h,e has done well with her, having won ABOUT
oo COO IN stakes and purses with her this year. besides
s.ossnme winnings in bets she cost the schuyi2h
stable only $4,000. Mr. Loriiiai" ho" mas '"0 sun
80 o.rpi,ude in his stable.
cer,a,n Justice Of the peace, whose seat is In
-, ,.ns Island town, went 10 well-known book
.Ier ON saturday. and bet $40 to S'2 on SANTA Anna
a. come In arst second or third santa Anna was ho'
oa I'M, The unabashed justice of tho peace goes TO
thc bookmakers stand after the race anu .nae
=, - for & senorita ticket one-two-three, AZ *zo
~ qha matchmaker shows him his sheet, and points
Wv a, him that both the sheet and the Justices own
-, oerpe an recording the bet as one on santa Anna
,,a ,ust,ce wrangles, protests and Vocierates put
e,av retires Later he returns ana MAKES some Iur
,hr hets with the hookmaker About these ialer oetS
,hs. WAS no dispute. At the close OF the afternoon
"a .cain demands what he calls his senorte money ana
g again refused. Yesterday he came AROUND again
Ah n afScer Of his own court He has Issued war
rant Of arrest himself upon an amdaVit ey himself i"
which the bookmaker is accused OF securing money
false pretences and he tells the court emcer 10 10
his duty and arrest the bookmaker' AS the aoouseu
-, sersouslv objects to being hailed down TO the
,tc.,s court where he is certain Of getting only
,r.,,oa no Yields and pays over $40 to the fellow,
vbe departs appeased. Now isn't that oehsnuu
u,,,e ecberne fpr the collection Of lost BETS ii inc
hoalmakers are wise they will decline TO Det al all
b.reorer with Long Island justices OF the peace
some Of these majestic and digned occupants u 'e
h,ch may not use the tcrrors Of the law to extort
money from tie boOkmShcrS "hoh '"SS ioS' ~
best 10 be on the safe side.
Perhaps Bermuda is getting stale. 1t is PLAIN ina"
Terrjner has much improved anyway. Bernnaa was
At IN on in the first race, with Tcr1fner secohu
ch.ice TerrlAcr led all the way and won easily
xhle Taral who was on Bermuda, was compelled to
ride the favote hard to get second place from Mabel
Glenn bermuda carried 11S pounds actual weight
and TERRIER 1906 The time was falr-i :4s Dr.
Naturally after his defeat Of Kingston on saturday
la,thoueh the defeat due to Iamtons poor rahg)
JpdCe Morrow was made the favonte IN the second
No. ue carried only pounds, while In the second
sp.al he had I2o but both Homer and PesSafa beat
h, An the homestretoh after he had fairly for
uue The time was not fast-2 :00-but Homer has
n remarkable burst Of speed a. the finish when ne y
carving hight weight. and he outran Pessara hand-
somely al the end. Pessara was giving MN eN
pounds PesaE is very unucRy. Arer Geieauns
the favorite strathmeath IN q race at Sheepsheah
Raw he was beaten Unexpectedly by an outsider Long
f~d So Yesterday after PeSsara had vanQuished the
favorlte Judge Morrow in hne style, Homer, VINO was
an outsider in the betting, gets first money ma'oh
between Pcssara and Homer, at mile and quai,er
each TO carry 13 pounds and each TO be hidden by the
same jockey who rode him yesterday. would make
st. caroius captured the third race. scramble Of
Eve hlrongs for maiden two-yearods lie was SEE |
ond choice The favorite Rio Grshde was repeatedly
pocketed and ilterfered with ana cane IN Tur wss
favoste turn TO win and Portchester gacped on win
the fourth race. while Vrgfe ran second ana 'o mH
With Ls@sley up. ran shocking race. Luella B. ran
far below her true FORM Look out for her she IS |
That t@ ought to be enough 70 frieteH anSeSay ~.
The NTH race was queer affair. What Is tha mat |
M w S ss sS % s 0 GR words service
Charles. Arab and Gold Dollar, all fast spr.ntersLyery
f 8 ts ss few " asy' . sE1 sceateS
colt Gum, at three quarters OF mile IN ~ -
Sd Gv p fsEGe fast ssH Is %e T6e time for
the FIVE furongs was o1 "a but Dixie was beaten AZ
by %oI ssPP ys Day .p n p few R ds
at Baao Dixie beaten both by Early I blossom s
beaten by Bessie X. She is strange mare b pixie
is years old and is By hcenry out OF c bsSe
ss6 esreer Al Brighton Gnttenburg and elsewhere
losing races in an iNompehenSble way, and winning
COMES 70 Gravesend gets good start leads all the
way, and vsnqushes Civil Service ST. Charles ARAB s
sssnst La TCsca at i've frIonss Perhaps y,, Dixie IKE
ouspeod La Toscs at that diSslce: Ella SS
walk but he just as lame after the race IN wmoh
he beat Curt Gum. Civil Service was the favoIlte
az 10 10 on. Perhaps these odds made MIN mlslaN
IL" sedr5tarv Mcintyre is the most wam.hearted, SYM
a.
Michael p Dwyer after the defeat of Kingston, both
in the First and second. special so he kindly put
2 ssb pGns e cot s Te Ie iio Ln
ce[beus los The betting was S 70 ols on s k az
T. ,ca on now i s it, OF course Raceland walked in
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACEA sweepstakes of $40 each for three'yesr
olds and upward that have and not won at this
meeting. with 81 900 added of which 500 to second
and 800 to third. Special weights. One mile and a
sixteenth 81 betting F.
A . Mosri 1r: B. ,Ss Te1 EsnS iJ b
Mscellands b. c. Bermuda 8 NJ ISssb As ID
4. TSo%1.oas b. t. Mabel Glenn J. ,l lO5 81
Ksie T., 8 s9.,....-....(A. COyingtO9} 81 ~
H aa. f RssS;r s g. {sIsaqlS g!
S Si s5eiia : 10; BENDER 1SS-i
Lady Puser o. 3D. rrn;;c-i- 4s Stevenson ZVi
MutnslsTerrineT, straight paid s2i % place 50 60;
Bermuda place 20 W.
Miller showed inclination to get from the post
With Tulla Blackburn. lie tried the Bergen method. He
and oamped there under the fire OF the
arte while all the other boys did their best to get away
A. the flag oIsa fair start Terrier fastened TO
he front made the whole Of the running came away in
and hands down by three lengths. Mabel
Gem and Tua Blackburn had been Terriers closest at
.asnts while Bermuda lay back in the ruck. The two
tired badly in the stretch and Taral by the hardest
riding Bermuda the stride and secured
he phee BY neck from Mabel Glenn.
SECOND RACE-A handicap sweepstakes. Of $40 each.
IS IL declared; with 81 900 added Of which $500 20 |
second and 800 to third One mile and quarter. (
Betting.
St. Pl. | {
[. L. Ramsnell's b. c. Homer, By Shannon
Sale Gardner. VS.. LOG n (car. 100
g., u, Nittlsfeldl 81 2-1 ,