New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
.cAIN THE FAvoRITES FAIL
Only ONE OUT OF SIX WINS RACE.
,rxxv DEFEATED BY BERMUDA-cARRoIhs
nam, ~ TWENTY FOuR HOURS.

,dav which lamentaOy ngHt s'eao h'"''
''eonls left the track on Tuesday vowing that tnes
sroud 20 to no more races NJ TINS meeuue -,
sa"Ss,I ~ the club managers understand what injury
- untortunate occurrences in1ict upon the tuit'
"a ..,ssrson had been promptly ruled of aiter ms
,1,.r riding Of Chesapeake, and rigorous acuoh hau
IN talen promptly in the Carroll affair." the nisone,
,cht have been averted But the club officials 90 ho'
nnear 70 understand the intensity OF punhc Seh'ion'
a. such cases at all Now, Anderson Hios
POSSIBLY have meant no harm IN MS
rS,Ds ~ Chesapeake possibly, but not proeaoyl ana
nu're On CARROLL NAV have been prompted only by
.,rss ~ the unrest and noblest sort. But IL VIII
=" ,mnossjbIe 10 persuade the great mass OF RACINE
non IN take any such view. AND Jockey 0iuoS W.,
Nm in time even If they do not know IL now 'N'
A ,s not for their interest TO permit phHhhs anu my
,.r,ous riding which the spectators are cer''iH "
rsoonstrue Everything on the turf shouIu oo 'I1t"
mon and above-board. No puzzles OF nSs'eii '
op0H - uo,rod Won cannot convince the majority
- rnon,e who saw the racing Of Tuesday that sue"
y.Irg AZ was seen on Chesapeake and var
III orcbt IN he tolerated or ought 10 10
Vanished with so absurdly hght Pehai|
suspension Of three days. Now tha' rn"!oliS
~ entirely wrong, but racing must pease anu 49,
the public or il will not prosper, anu .,o ~.
Wv no. pIeased and satisfied with that
sort of riding suppose tina; cominlVeo ~ ~ ,.,'
Ineislotnre should investigate racing aIans, WIZ"
- % renortinc whether or not it is adVlSaOe W
80, 10 rves pool Act on the statute book Witl Sort
:, rlousible explanation could the CoheS i91'iu
rocksy Chb give for It's failure to make se"iNiiiS "
miry into the difference between the ruhl'inS u N'i
,ou on Tuesday and on Wednesday vi A"
Co-rou was beaten by SNOWFALL, at Hlie ann
quarter in the Supplying time OF 10
car,oll won a race at mile and fuHChR III .'''
ls true that he carried llo pouRS OIL A"0su"S ""N
Nv o6 mounds Yesterday. But on lueSody' SNOW
animals the Uurl, Qtltdtcu
- Yesterday he defeated Now or Never DlaOlo'
ruc Folsom Sir John and Virge ull@en09 Vi
ienty.two pounds in the weight ought not 20 WON ;"
miraculous transformation as that III C"0HV' ~ a
hours A difference of sixty CT seVerty-hVe Pou'uS
might explain il. Perhaps everything Is al rleho al
,h,s case But il will net be an easy task 10 lnsll
belief OF that sort into tie minus VI '"o"9"''' "a
people who saw Tuesdays race
a,vtbine that was more peculiar III appearance than
this Carroll AFFAIR." oe..,,o dow
The bookmakers had another most proh'aOio uaS'
ne 1--WE ont of six favortcs were beaten Ill sucoSsio
Tho first ono TO suffer defeat was Kenny III '''0
netting on the first race he was at = TO on Dario
cent him promptly into the lead and he was so lar
1, front of the others the backstretch anu ruus
"a easily that failure on his part appeared almost I'M
r,ssbc The pace in the first threequarters OF mile
Was amazingly fast. 1t reported that Iehny ran
ths first uusrter mile In % % seconds, the lhee iur
longs in SO seconds, the half in As 20 SECONDS ana e
threeouarters In IA 80 in the homestretch Kenny
tired and Bermuda ridden with much patience anu
Judgment by Hayward, gained on him. Both Barnes
d tsvvard psed the whip freely in the last furong
Harvard outrode Barnes and Bermuda won the race by
a short head Tenny second four lengtis Oeloie
Worth. The time was Al 90
Fouren two year ODDS Of rather poor class ran In the
second race with Rio Grande an emphauc isVOrl'e'
The scoggan Brothers, Tom Harding won by neck
with Ara second and Glamor third ARA was d
better colt than Tom Harding at the weights but ne
uas clpmsilv ridden by Clayton. Tom Harding was
under the whip and all out at the finish Book betting
against Tom Harding at the close to l, but 10
and 90 were given against him at one time. french
pools paid $50 40 for %.
Emma Primrose won the Produce Stakes at Jerome
Park 80 handsomely that with Taral in the saddle she
was freely backed for the Bellies Stakes for twoyearod
fes but even Taral could not get her near place
Tho Labold Brothers fIly Promenade easily
IN the good time of IL the straight course.
The Refracton Ally second, and the Coduena lilly
third The betting against Promenade was 10 to l. ana
French pools paid $104 so for So to win and So2 40
for place. The Refracton FLY also an outsider
and place tickets on her paid sos 49, Trnge was well
supported, but poorly. salonica had friends also
She came in fourth Mr.. Withers's TTil FLY Della
ran well at Jerome Park but appears to have lost all
her speed, like almost every other animal in that
singular stable. Bergen rode her but the betting was
10 to l against her, and she was never conspicuous.
Lady Pulsfer was first choice in the betting on
the fourth race. but in poor second to Busted
Poor old worthless Blackthorn carried some Dwyer
moiGy but had no speed.
Dablo was the favorite for the Great Fall Selling
Stakes, but fears expressed that he would break
down. lie did break down in the homeStretch Just
as he was gaining the lightly weighted leaders. The
left foreeg gave way. Except at Saratoga where
lie exhibited flash OF FORM he has been most costly
10, NNa1co hall HE
year, running worst when most expected of him.
Carroll kindly and won readily, Now-or-Never
second and Virgie third. Carroll was ridden by
Bryant Betting against him 10 to l.
Carroll had convenient quarter crack when he
made disgracefu failure at Morris Park In June He
Is Judas IscariOt on four legs, and cannot be
trusted. Mr.. Bradford said after the race that
the sheet of Joseph Cotton, the bookmaker,
Who owns Carroll, was examined after Tuesdays race
and nothing TO cause suspicion discovered. Ger
taDiy. Nevertheless most race goers vii, never
iatbOm the mystery Of CAROLS bcwildering transfer
nation in twenty-IOur hours.
Watterson, KingstOck, and CeIbeuIs were withdrawn
from the at mile on the grass, and Willie l.. the
uckiest animal the American turf the favOrte
rode Pagan as well as the horse colA possibly be rid
den, but the big fellows faint heart, and not lack OF
speed, lost the race. Pierre Lorsrd had 81 800 on
him.
Willie L. has now five races at this meeting,
four OF them selling races, without bid on the colt.
famous MiLlie L. seling-race meeting
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
tlRST RACE-For non. winners during the meeting.
sweepstakes for threeyearolds and upward sl5 each
with 81 900 added Of which $3.50 TO second aud 800
to the third. Threeyear-olds carry 115 n four
years and upward 125 n. One mile
s betting F. |
B. McClelland's b. c. Bermuda, BY Bersan--
Fslr Lady. yrs, 1l5 b. Harvard is 2-5
d. I. Pulsfer's ~ h. Tenny, >, l25........
49, (Barnes) 1-2 Out |
wScOtt 6 Camgbell's CHI. c. Worth 4 i25
=. (ratal) Psi Al |
"0o1cutter 3. ll5.;......-.. Clayton 20-l 81
Tme-l al 25.
Jenny place s3 10 ~ NV "
Shpnate did not start. When the flag fell Tcnny went
light to the ffCnt aud cracking pace Az the quarter
~ was Two lengths in front At the half his ADVANTAGE
lSd oeen increased ~ i've lengths, and the expressive
language oil Southern turfnan, he running like a
keered dog" II did seem within the range OF DOS
lbty Tor anything to catch him Bermuda was leading
he forlorn hope and Hayward began shaking him up a.
ne haf'mle post gently first then vigorously On