Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-06
THE RACING RECORD.
A Day Full of Exciting Events at Morris
Park-Jockey Taylor Seriously Injured
on the Track-Sone Surprising Scratch
ings-Judge Morrow Beaten by From

Park-Jockey Taylor Seriously Injured
on the Track-Some Surprising Scratch
ings-Judge Morrow Beaten by From
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NORRIS PARK, June 5-Enough exciting in
cidents occurred here to-day to last an ordi-
nary race-goer whole season. 1t was the
fifth day of the meeting, and the perfect
weather, in connection with the very fair
card, attracted between 1000 and 5000 per-
sons
The excitement commenced while the
horses were at the post for the first race.
George Taylor had the mount on Belwood,
and i'll the second break the horse got his
forelegs crossed and pitched forward. In
trying to arise he struck Taylor on the head
with his hoof, infiicting a painful wound at
time the horses were going to the post for
the fourth race, King Thomas was scratched
and all bets were declared of, and the same
thing happened in the fifth race, when Al
derman Mac was w1tnuraWn at the last
minute.
The racing itself was highly interesting,
and, as three favo1ites were successful, the
public was well satisfied. The greatest sur
prise of the day was the defeat of Judge
Morrow by Frontenac. The Judge was an
odds on favorite, and ran good race, but
his weight told at the end and FrOntenac
beat him in 1:47, within second of the
record.
The Withers Stakes, which was expected
TO furnish good contest, was an easy win
for PicBnicker, who has developed into
more than useful 3year-old. The high-priced
Bolero also started and ran like cur. Phil
Dwyer, his. owner, says that he will now
turn him out until fall.
First race, six furlongs-Levcller, first; Dali
syrian, second: Sequence colt third. Time, I:12Il.
Second race, one mile-Vardee first; Joe Court
ney, second; Atlantic, third. Time, 1:1115.
Third race, five furlongs-Anna b. first; Natalie
= second. Marina. third, Time. leo,
Fourth race. mile ard Observation-Disclosures,
first: Judge Morrow, second: Woodcutter, third.
Time 1:47.
Fifth race. one me-Pickicker. first; Montana,
second; Naurcston: third. Time. LION.
Arnica, second; Hyacinthe, third. Time, 1:14is.
Following are the entries for tomorrow:
weights pounds below the scale. q. 900 added,
five furlongs-jndgc Toney, Arnold, BiEgar. Nor
lakewood, Adeiberf. Clara colt. Canvass Temple,
Brila colt stE1tldyken ~, III & &pounIs ID each, Enid,
second race, sweepstakes for 3-year-olds. ST. 900
added. penaltes. and alloyances, one mile-Reg
each. L'Intriguante. Lima liz each. Atlantic, lis.
Third race, Great Eclipse stakes, for 2-year-Olds,
$1,000 added six furl6ngs-Coxswain, Sir Mat
Temple, osric, Eellgate, King, Mac. Rex. Merry
Monarch; Delusion, Take Back lis each, spina-
Fourth race, sweepstakes for 3-year-olds and up.
weights "a pounds above the scale. g. 900 added, al
pounds Yacht, Meriden 123, Hypatc. Correction,
Vintage. Time filly ll6 each ST. August. Trinity.
Common Sense Ia each, Saunterer, Sleipner, Sir
Launcelet. Roquefort. King Maker Ill each.
Fifth race, New York Jockey Club handicap for
all ages. sweepstakes, with g. 500 added, one mile
aud n quarter-Tristan 119, Raceland III. Tourna-
ment liz. Eou Demuth 1l2 each, Cuchora 9s, Pagan
81, Kildeer 93 Trinity 92.
Sixth race. sweepstakes for all ages, 81, 600
added, selling allowances, seven furl0ngs-Blue
Jeans lis. Centura 113. Watterson, Kernpland III
each, Tavston. Torch!ight los each. Rich 1O7, Arab,
Adventurer l06 each. Uncertainty 103, Senator,
Lady Pulsifer Gertie d. Io2 each, Flavia los. War
Duke, Missive 81 each. Josie S6, Prince Charm-
ing lOO