New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
TRINITY BEATS RACELAND.
SIXTY TO ONE IN A FIELD OF FOUR.
LEW WEIR RUNS A MUCH BETTER RACE THAN
ON THURSDAY.

ON THURSDAY.
was refreshingly cool at sheepshead Bay yesterday
.1ernoon. and the visitors 10 the track had no h'oN
:, incidents to complain of. OF course there was
much talk about Pittsburg Phils" Winnings On nls
colt King Cadmus, which were so wldeV eASesei%'eS
nv nearly all the morning newspapers Among utos0
o arc familiar with the caution, and even nhiu'S'
With which most Of the bookmakers In the ring "'oep
usse-s the fantastic stories that this young man S
taken $4,000 or 100000 out OF the ring oouiu pr
voke only smiles of dersien. OF the ninety-e ooon
Oahers who have been occupying stands at TINS ra0N
not twenty will accept a bet of 800 Inc A,'oi''"
sights tales Of "Phirss gains represented Ike IhohP
.on az losing $4,000 to the owner OF King OaolnuS'
Tho truth IS that Mr. Thompson lost exactly S2,4oV w
Inv -. ,a NO more Tho mythical legends
ahcut the losses of other bookmakers ee<'i' ~
that were inflated in like manner Inc oolu' " ,.
4ac4 IL that the owner Of King Cadmus oiu hoo %~
dollar over S3s, 900 ont Of the Sheepshesn pas
s.,ins r,no and his winnings on the colt elsewhere
s,a not exceed $4,000 Nearly 100000 is very
handsome sum 10 win on a single race, ana Oh 30 P
colt as King Cadmus but If the colts owner oo''u"
% hack King Cadmus when he runs against hls oass
hO-ses the bookmakers and the poOlrooms VIII SpeeU"'
o., back every dollar that he has won. Aha
only four ran in the first race with hSoeian Notno
,yorte. and Dr. Hasbrouck strong seeonu ~ IN
~ +oDa or+xider Of the four was Trinity ana all
so-.s Of extravagant odds were offered agSin.' nm
,ang1ne from 10 to 1 up to 90 10 l. -
man amateur who aTeiy VISITS 20 Zoo
cot even 100 to /. He put up % anu 49, ~ ~.
He was a happy TeutOn indeed he sa'u Na' ~
mn his s5 as Joke" not expecting 10 ss1 any SEno
back and he was wildly exui'aht o,ei 5.hroncr xvas
Trnity won and won easily, while Dr. h"SO'O 80 49,
oonS a,d Raoeland third. In the French Poois V"o
snpIe ticket on Trinity TO win paid S2ee 20 lOi 90
1nosatIv psoalsnd still felt the effects OF MS mile
- ouarter in the Twin CITY HahoF
can in which lie ran seoohu 1 '
meath Bewas always a delicate "aSiH "O,
easily upset and needing much care aVven4on "l
rim only to see him badly beaten In az on very
fast track. -, -. uo4h,Dc both
hv the stewards of the Coney Island Jockey Cluo ana
the members of the Board of Control Ihere was al
Instructive contrast between his riding OF the faVoe
harade IN the second race, ana OF the OUTSIDER Ue
saCuence colt IN the fourth race. In the latter he
,ose with all his might. On Charade he loltered
oIong in a sluggish lukewarn way until all hope OF
anrtrc the race was gone, and then he made very
.oohlo and bunclnC finish. Judging by his form at
Saratoga and his brilliant victory on the grass al the
lime meeting Of this club Charade ought certainly 10
haye bean no worse than second in the Golden Rod
Stakes. at seven furlOngs on the turf. But under
sms,s handling he came in fourth. Lew Weir won the
race. King Mac second and Actor third The owner
and the trainer of Charade backed the colt.
On rbnrsday Lew Weir very poorly ridden by George
rovinOtop failed to get place in the sapphire Stakes
Yesterdav. with Doggett in the saddle, he won the
Golden Rod stakes Both CovingtOn and Sims often
ride outsiders much better than they ride favorites
ont OF a list of nineteen probable starters in the
third race ten were withdrawn, their owners thinking
that they had no chance against Reilly, Correction
Bellevue and Contribution. Correction was the favorte
AT the opening Of the betting but the heaviest specua
tors hooked asksnce at her 119 pounds, as
she does not fancy weight. Reilly, with only
Jos pounds up, took her place as first choice
in the betting ring, and, excellenty ndoen
BY Doggett Reilly handsomely. Contribution run
ming second and Bellevue third. Correction came III
fourth. Magde Ward was left at the post.
David Gideon was confident that Hoodlum would
win the fourth race, while William Lakeland was GER
tain that Willie L. would be first. Matte Corbett had
hopes of Kempland. Bergen showed extremely poor
Judgment in keeping HOodum back In the fourth and
fh place until he reached the homestretch while the
pace was wretcedy SLOW the time for the mile and
fuiong being the amazingly torpid figures of so ga
Now Hoodlum is no sprfnter and has no burst OF
speed. He is strong raer, that is all. With such
pace, Berefn ought TO have gone 10 the front with
Hoodlum, and hustled the others. race ridden in
such could only result in the victory of Willie L.,
the Sequence colt, at % to 1 to win getting
second place. and Esquimau third. This was one of
the most foolish piece OF riding that Bergen ever did
Thompson was on kempand and the horse was last
a. the wsy showing no speed
wretched Outeast now, compared with the Cassius
that ran second in the Suburban Of 1890 and third in
fifth race with dorchester close second, but Ken
Sa both easily Gsds and e and n deo ss
et for r SSnf Rae eOeE s the mile fb
Willie L. race.
In the last race, mil, on the turf Mclaughlin
delighted the spectators with his matches JOCKEY ship
on the favOrte Pagan. The horse wanted to sulk
and stop, but Mclaughlin would not let him. and
handling him in the most sful and energetic manner
he "A
while HngStock, we'll ridden By DOggett obtained
sSeR daS among the SRy w e d to f S5S
the stewards of the club ought TO compel Isaac Murphy
M and try to learn something The McIewee stable
Would have won at least $4,000 more this season if
Pierre Lorillard is strengthening his stable He has
bought Gee Jay jay for 1900 ~ and has named him
Board of Governors Of the Coney Island Jockey Club
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-For non-winners during the meeting
sweepstakes for ODDS and upward els each
with 81 900 added, OF which $3.50 to second an
500 to the third. Special weights. One mile.
s. R'''in Fl.
Boulevard s,:Sle s. sh C. Trinity ,5 5y For
wiz y. B.'roh. CHI c DR.. Ha:e'oFff siis 1910 II
Judge Post 8, 115 =; 20 Murphy 12-l 2-i
Mgtusls-Trinity straigRt paid $3.50 rs, place s27 So
Dr. Hasbrouch place IS 65.
Trinity won by length, DR.. Hasbrouck second, TWO
lengths before Racesnd. Judge Post was beaten of.
SECOND RACE-THE GOLDEN ROD STAKES. For two
year-olds. A sweepstakes of So each with $1,000
added, OF which $3.50 TO the second and $50 TO the
third. Special weights. Seven furlongs on turf
s. R'''n F.
Sorflssni D. 100 e" t Sf q 5onsif
(DoSgetc 81 6-6
G. B. Morriss b. c. King Mac, 1851 MARTINI 10-l Al
"SSott Csmpoeus b. c. Actor, 100 Gear , On .
4Vel II lalhD
Mad Of Atboi hliy 57.......(W. NJ, sieyj 81 81
Temple, los (Iambley) 20 81
OKeny, LII. jones' 30-1 10-1
Tme-l 2D 3.5.