New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-05
rHE CADENCE COLT AGAIN.
TIE CAPTURES THE RED BANK sTAXHS.
.,,pv RECEIVERS HER SPEED AND WINS THE
PALISADE.

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- Cor tvo-year-olds. both unnamed the Cadence
-. and the Uproar colt Both miserably in
~ ssahrieht stakes at Morris Park Saturday that
~ a the heavy spectators preferred Marcus Dsly's
.,no,s who was third in the seabHght in which
,,ssr Of the Wthcrs colts got place. But after
~. handsome Uproar cold had led for FIVE furlongs
N W. nas falling back. Isaac Murphy brought up the
cssnoe colt and timing his ran judicously, he won
-, -a,e In lively finish with Shellbsrk, both colts
ss,s liberal applications Of the whip The ex-
.~at,oo of the poor performance Of the Withers
.rs on saturday probably is that the trainer had
~ ~. ,v,p them work enough Thursday and Fri
80 Nerausc Of the mud. Both colts are handsome
80 hut neither has yet run up to his looks.
=, was hard to realize yesterday that UnO Grande
49,. s,rathmeath TO a head In the stockton Stakes on
,,v Is for the colt ed like the most wretched Of
ornterfeits Not only did FAIRY, the winner OF the
,.ce outrln him, but he was beaten squarely and
..t-lv by Beansey and Adventurer at weights.
RIO Grande was well backed by Mr. McLewee and his
.1ends and a strong second choice to Beansey
NJ Rose had confidence in Fairy, her recent races
hsd been 80 bad and he feared that something was the
latter With her back. He said before the race that
!, she did not well this time, he would turn her
ant md give her a long rest. But Fairy led from
,..r+ 70 finish, and won the race without hurry or
errry she would be great racing FLY If she were
sound 1t is plain enough that the admirers Of the
vIanousy named Beansey have OverCsumated that
coll He run rather rapidly WITH IGN WelSht' put
shows no capacity for stake weights in stake com
many His performance poor. since so low-claSs
an animal as Adventurer was not far behind him. II
TpO Grnde does not run better IN his next race than
he ran yesterday he must lie deemed mcorrlgble and
ought to be turned out 10 grass or shot.
il was an afternoon of scratches and only
three ran In the fourth race Reckon outciasSed
Prather and silver Prince, and won in q canter
Correction also Outolassed her opponents in the hfth
Eve furlO
G and Arab also carried much money at short prices
Alfred H. Morris feared that Correction could not give
away a year and pound to Carrie C.. but ne was IN
error Correction won easily enough while stryke'
with only 104 pounds up, beat Carrie {. for second
pace.
MarnOnt John A. Logans FLY, by fremont out OF
Marguerite MIR. Logan races under the name OF " Mr..
Manning Msrmont made the favorte, but ale
second choice Mr. Streets Knapsack, defeated her by
half q length.
Enid WA well backed for the last race and had no
d,s;cprv IN winning it, Grand PIX running second.
siooktoa captured the first race, as was TO be eA-
HSout the average Jerome Park attendance was
present There was absence OF unusual excitement.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACESweestakes for horses that have not won IN
1884, 500 each, with 81 600 added, OF which $40 70
the second and 500 to the third; nstdens allowed II
three years n four years, IA n hve or more %
:" ''''' -' s. Betting Fl.
L. sSy semen aged 122 CIaylcr Ito out
F. . MeLe"'s' eh' c. Judge r'' tMap i1S % 1-2
D. ,D;. witAsr' BIZ f. Laurel s. 1ss sss ssss 1e 2
TOrehl'eht, aged. 122-;lv \ no Gesi y al
NO-' - Tme-l 81.
Manifestation straight paid 81 80, place IS SO;
Judge Post place So 10.
Prince Cha. ming was withdrawn. COrtez was as big
as . house. ToFchlight was too "gsnus. Laurel was
too fainthearted. judge Post was not fast enough
Sc Stockton won rather easily. Tcrchisht MADE the
,nnins going of in the lead like quarter horse and
opening gap eight lengths before the turn around he
south ned was reached In the stretch he died away
70 standstnl and was not even placed stockton won
easily by lengths and Judge Post was two lengths
before Laurel
SECOND RACE-THE RED BANK STAKES. for two
vear-ods Of $50 each with 81 500 added Of which $3.50
the second and 81 so to the thid winner Of 500
when carrying weight for age or more TO carry ID,
twice n thrice - n extra maidens allowed N;
beaten masdens 10 n. ThIeequarters of mile Closed
~'''1 -'''' WITH 100 '''' s ss''iq F.
d withers,s br c. -. by I Tness71 .1,-5 %
Marcus DAYS b. c shei1Oark los !esI. ., a.
] n Jedco,t;s CHI. c. Hamilton, ils;;:-;:;o
Sg5Sss eo los los 36
2irshSft los Hamilton Al 50
Price against the stable
xr..,. w,,no,s te-. rsTsbt noid SIG CO. place
81 sSeIioarE place SIS 80.
Roller Maid Of Athol FLY, Brooklyn and Silver Fox
did not start From even start the Uproaf COLI or|
and made the running plotting the field with ieao
Of four lengths head Of the stretch, his stable
companion waiting in the ruck TIL he had shot his bolt
shebaTk and Hamilton his closest attendants and
Injured each others chances by chasing him In the
stretch the Cadence Joined these two and in the
tghtest finish by neck ShellbarS second,
reck before Hamilton Airshaft lay out OF his ground
and never could get up 1t from star. to finish
JruTI d M
vesrold Of $50 each with 81, 500 added which $3.50
to the second $3.50 to the third winners in 1891
when carving weight more Of 5000 TO carry
3 n. twice 3 ~ thrice n extra Of not than
81 500 allowed n Of not thnn ZOO n non
winners in 1891 allowed u n maidens allowed 10 n
One mile and eighth. Closed March 2, 1891, With
- ''''' Betting ss F.
h':' F sd s'-1 iis Fairy Z sEsS
John Eyans's !: Beansey, rs IittledIdl@ 60 1-S
c. Littleaeld, jr.'s ch. c. Adventure 10 . ,
yno Grands .(MgrPhy So az
Nusuais-Fay staight paid s25 30 place 81 45
Judge Post and Prince Charming the Withdrawals
Fairy go little the best Of prompt and fair start anu
proving advantage every stride never headed
On the south field turn she was four lengths IN nht OF
Beansey and Cno Grsnde, who led the others by two
snsths. In the stretch vain efforts we're made to eaten
her would be denied and won in the easiest
possible manner by lengths; BeaDsey second two
lengths before Adventuler who Uno Grande neck
FOURTH RACE-Frse hsadcap sweepstakes Of $40 each
with 81 00o added Of which 5000 20 the second and 800
70 the third. one mile and sixteenth.
81 Betting Fl.
J. A. g. A. H. Morris's eh. T. Reckon, by
PiEarrO-Perhsps, 3 yrs, 100 n..-.........
(Idttlehed) 10 Out
Taylor 9-5 2-5
w Mid9eey) 3 81 IL
Time-1 :5OL.
Mutusl.- Reckon straight pad s6 IS. place s. 40;
Prsther place s5 60
Adventurer, westchester and Banquet withdrawn
Silver Prince started OF with track, but at the club
house Reckon headed him thereafter remained In front
winning handiy by length and a half Prater second
unosf the whip, two length before Silver Prince.
FIFTH RAcEFree handicap sweepstakes for all ages of
slo each with $3.50 added, OF which 800 second and
so to taira Five furlongs
Betting.
4 . In St. Pr