Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-16
THE WAR CONTINUES.
No Signs of Peace Between booksellers and
the Brooklyn Jockey Club.

the Brooklyn Jockey Club.
GRAvEsEND RACE TRACK, Sept. l5-This was
the second day of the bare-11st fight between
the Brooklyn Jockey Club and the city pool
rooms and the former at once proceeded to
put in its most telling blows. 1t withheld
its entries for the different events until 90
minutes before race was TO be run and
then gave them out for that particular
race.
The weather was as pleasant as could have
been desired, and considering the fact that
no one knew anything about the horses that
were to run, the attendance was quite
large.
First race, sweepstakes, S-year-olds and
upwards, one and one-sixteenth miles
Starters: Worth Ill to 8; Beansey l02, to
8: Santa Anna &c. 9 to 2; Meriden l09, 20 to L.
Meriden and Beansey went of in front and
made the running for half a mile when Mer-
iden dropped out Of it. Beansey was then
Joined by Santa Anna and the
pair raced to the far turn, where
Worth began to move up. Worth
joined the leaders at the head ofthe stretch.
All hands began to drive and Worth stood it
best, and landed winner by length and a
half from Beansey, who was a length in front
of Santa Anna. Time, 1:49
Second race, sweepstakes for 2-year-olds,
six furlongs-Starters Salonica los to L;
Actor ILL., to /: Madrid 96 6 to l; King Mac
Ill, to l; Ninone los, Is to 1; Thiers L Ill, II
10 l; Take Back Ill, 10 to l; Panhandle SO, u
to l: Stalactite 3d. 20 to l; Lallah l0S, u to l.:
Schuykill Ill, to l; Fred Lee Ill, to l; 2am-
post Ill, Z to 2 Lallah set a clipping pace
down to the turn with Theirs J., Madrid,
Zampost and Salonica close up. Lallah,
Madrid and Theirs L ran close bunch to
the head of the stretch when all three quit
and Actor came through. At the last fur
long pole Salonica Joined the leader and in
driving finish won by head from Actor
who was length before Madrid. Time,
l:l61%
Third race, the speculation stakes for g.
year-olds and upward, one mile-Starters:
Banquet liz, TO s. 0cypete 95, Z to !; st.
Charles IS, Z to i; Sir John 112 10 to l; Cyno-
sure 102 90 to /; Cerberus l0, 20 to l; Carroll
162, 10 to l; Now or Never Ill, to l. Banquet
was the first to show followed by Cynosure,
Sir John and the others. Banquet led the
way around the turn, but gave way to st:
Charles on the back stretch. The latter led
to the turn where Banquet, Ocypete, Cyno-
sure and Sir John met. Banquet set sail on
the turn ,and catching the leade: a. the head
of the stretch, won rather handily by
length and q half from Ocypete, who beat St.
Charles nose. Time, E42.
Fourth race, tho Culver stakes for 2year-
olds and upward, Sl,50c added, six furlongs-
Kingston. 100 pounds, had walk over:
Fifth race, sweepstakes for maiden 2
year-olds, five furlongs-Starters: Countess
1O3, 20 to /: st. Carolus 1913, 10 to l; Marced
los, 20 to l; Marmont IOs, 5. to 2; Abundance
Colt log, to l; Lottery l03 to 1; Balbriggan
l03, to !; Gonzales ILL., 8 to /; Dago lo6, to l;
Macintosh l07, 80 to l; Beau Brummel LOG, Il
to l. After long delay at the post they got
away in ragged order with the Countess first
out, st. Carolus, Lottery and Gonzales next.
Countess never relinquished her lead and
Jimmy Lambly rode beautiful race, clearly
out riding Hamilton on st. Carolus and
landing his mount a winner by a nose. St.
Carolus was half length before Merced.
Time l:041l.
Sixth race; conditions and distance same
as Il fth race-Starters: AZra Ill, z to 5; Hoey
Ill, to /; Coxswainl06, 8 to L Coxswain was
the first to get away and with ARA and
Hoey as close attendants made the running
to the head of the stretch. There Hoey went
to the front and looked all over winner,
but quit like cur in the last furlong and
ARA came away and won handily by
length from Hoey, who was three lengths
before Coxswain. Time, 1857.
Seventh race, a handicap, with 81 600 added. one
mils-Starters: Tulla Blackburn, 109, even; King
maker, 81 TO l; SenOrta Ito, to l; Charley Post,
90 to l. Charley Post the first TO show, and
piloted the field the half when Tulla Blackburn
look up the running She held her lead to the last
furlong. when SenOrita moved up strong and won
by length. while Tulla Blackburn beat King
maker length for the place. Time, 1:4i.