New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
FAVORITES AGAIN SUFFER,
AND SO DO THE HEAVY sPECULAroRs.
yJos DoMo. RECKON AND RUSSELL RUN
POORLY.


s of the August weather. brought together at Jerome
ps-k Yesterday OF the largest assemblies OF
.stators that the old Fordham track has seen this
~ But Firenz did not start in the rich Monmouth
handicap with its $1,000 added money. The course
as a tribe heavy and holding from the recent rains
.,s neither Firend Raceland win high honors
- neh a track. So Mr.. Byrnes took ont Firenzi. and
:. u,uld have been much better for the unfortunate
sakers Of Raoeland who did not play the stable to
5,, II Mr.. Dwyer had withdrawn hin also Hamilton
"a not returned from Chicago. and Barnes had the
-.unt on Raceland, but the old fellow was
ast al the way, although he was well oaoheo
ny the stable Raoeland's stable cohiP"l
,oo. banquet. with Lambiey up' captured
.ha urtEe after furious finish with the ~ 10
rance. Peter who. with his light weight, showed
both speed and staying power, and almost won 'i'e
rsce In such betting there was against hi'ei""u
and Banquet separately, II was to against race
land and 10 to l against Banquet Ae"nsV '.o .
stable entries coupled to 3. Russell Was tie i'
to s. but once more he disguised mis- bacSers, anu
made IT clear how uncertain animal he Is "i'e"
prtrr moved up to Russell after they had run nearly
nile he made the cratic of Bolus retro rom "o
contest with wonderful oelerity Poor EnghSh i~uS
xas a poor third thereby winning $500 towSru ''io
$4,000 that was unwisey paid for her. Inc 20 %
,o,s never sold horse 10 better advantage III 'her
lives A.. a.. ,ooA and
n.a ~ Get n nlace although she was the iavori'e'
sa,ond choice Charley Post, came home hrst, "I' 'o
outs,der Orageuse I'm second place. F"Ahah h0oHe
Queenstown swerved badly in the homeStie'0h' JUST
vfsn she looked dangerous l..
Mr Withers has won the Produce Stakes Tor Two
,carods repeatedly and his pride as breeder inspires
rcb anxiety In his mind win the Produce as often
a. nossible But ne failed this time OaiheDock
samnel Brvant's handsome chestnut nlV Ehni% fr1ih
rose BIZ RossingOn out Of Molhe SeaoTooh' ouOstasn
both of the Withers pair the Necromancy coI ana lie
T-iu FLY Melha The Withers entries coupled eo IN
the bettinC TAYLOR rode the Necromancy colt with
o,oon sdroiness clipping The corners closely, and
rushinr away from the field Just he began to round
thu soutb field He got so long a lead BY this neat
ht OF riding that Miller began whipping Emma Prln-
rose at the head OF the homestech Braveiy the hly
responded and spite Of all Tsyors enorts the NEGRO
nancy colt quit badly at the end as MI Wtherss
horses almost invariably do. SO in hotly fought
finish Emma Primrose won the stake the Necromancy
colt second, length before Melba
Miller who rode Emma Primrose we'll, has left
the service of the schuylhiu Stable (the Hough
Brothers). He has been under engagement to the
stable for some Tine Frank Bray, the trainer of the
stable has also resigned his place Who will train
La Tosca. Burlington Drzzle Come-To Taw, saunterer
Ihveer and the other Schuylkiu horses and who Will
ride themi
Hamilton was always the favorite in the betting
the fourth race for twoyearods and won handsomely
Take Back second. and Kilkenny third. John A
came in fourth while MIR. Witherss unnamed colt BY
stonehenge-Nen, after running well for a time.
aouckeds IL I'D in the homesretch like almost all Of
the Brookdale horses.
Mr. Allen trainer Of the McLewee stable by some
oversight neglected scratch" He'll Gate in the fourth
race until betting had been going on for ten minutes
or more. Bets were declared OF, new books were
opened and the stable was fined $3.50 for the over
sight
Major Domo looked altogether too heavy in the
tarrel TO repeat his Suburban running IN the fifth
race To use blunt Anglo-Ssxon, Major Domo carried
and was ridden by Barnes Ills speed was painfully
lacking and he came In last thaoes winner o the &
n the first run for the Omnibus Stakes in 1880,
was despised and neglected in the betting But be
who appeared yesterday to be getting back some Of
his form Chaos - in a trot," Cecil Clay likes
Ram sons sRS"s1 and a% %e scd SS By @ HU With the
q 9s A.s epf sst yss nsS IT wss 81 sas in S e n0 0s9
be would win, and backed Terriher In preteHence Bu
F T rs, Hq 10 not 20 awsy9 1 S SSgs9Se in
last race but Doggett hogged him almost all 1.-THE sSy
syore to GG@ps at @ % = on run but R ~Ren j. LaS ws5
tho whip in the homestretch he dropped Beck,s head
and lost the race. Beck must have won, if he had
been wen ridden.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
yIRST RACE-Free handicap sweepstakes Of $50 each.
with 900 added Of which 500 second and s1oo
to the third Three-quarters Of a mile
s.. Betting f.
,'c Paly,s b h. Charley 1S Post Py m50g King; -
D. B. Witness ck. +. 0rsgeuse, 3 81" :,
J. A. Bstcheler's b. c. wOodcuttsT. 8, "a
outecnstoS' tSsr; no. 3, 97....W MiGgeiey 81 ii
lleckon. G 80 80 20
GreylOck, 3, 9o.---- r;.(A; GovinstOn) COL 2o-l
Mutuals-Charley Post straight paid s9i TO- place
sl4 80 Orageuse place SS3
Meriden withdrawn. After short delay the flag
fell Oh with Reckon woodeutter and Charley
Post in front In the to the clubhouse turn the
Jockeys showed their mounts along, each striving the
advantage. Lambley gained it, and when the horses
came n sirht on the south field turn Charley Post
length and half In front His closest attendants were
orgeuse and Reckon The latter quit at the head Of the
stretch but orageuse kept on, and gave Post all ht
yranted to do Iambley never let up however. and
der drive Post by length; orsgeuse second, hall
9 length before woOdeutter.
SECOND RACE-THE PRODUCE STAKES for the prod
uce OF mars covered 1885 of $lc0 each with Sl5O
added Of which $500 TO the second. Penalties anc
allowances Three-quarbars Of mile. Closed August
To- 1885, with ''' SUBS sI' Betting Fl.
5Es0nsSSs nysn s E%%a ssspaoda REmfS; fo7 sy Sf.
iIos 9geD'Dy:: (NiSG S-5 L
D. S.'s D %ithafss ch Moi6a, by MofealeF n-lO l.
Count no 5II;9InssfG q3%SSfGy} II -
AIutuals-kInma Primrose straight paid sl1 40, place
IS IS witherss stable place s. 40.
o'Kelly did not start. Count took up the running al
the start and led turn he passed by th
wIhers pair. The Necromancy colt came away in the
stretch and looked certain winner but Emma PRIMROSE
responding with gseness the call made upon her
challenged him and a tight finish beat him neck the
Necromancy colt a length before the Trll fly.
THIRD RACE-THE MONMOUTH HANDICAP. swop
each, with 81 900 added, Of which $1,000
to the second and $500 the third One mile and a
ean. Closed March @ 1891, With Ge subs.
Betting
St. FL
h. F. DIVERS b. Banquet, By Rayon -, !
dOF-Ela r., 4 yrs 1l3 n. (LSmbley) 1O-l o-l
!. C. McLewee's oh. c. Peter, 3, 81 tcar - ,
L. 4. Buck q sons ch. n. English lady,
4, lO2 (csr. lOS)- --.--------. (Bergenl Z :
lsussel, 3, lOO (LAtLeneia /
lrontenac, a. tIeYlOfl ~
Time-2 40.
mutuals-Dwyer's stable straight paid Sl7 20. place
o. 9j Peter place Sl5 10
Flrenz Queen Of Tlumps. Dablo Csssius and Chimes