New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-04
ST. FLORIAN'S DUNMOW.
DEFEATING DAGoNET AT MORRIS PARK.
BERMUDA WINS THE MANHATTAN HANDICAP
WITH RUSSELL SECOND,

WITH RUSSELL SECOND.
1t was true Indian summer afternoon at Morris
Park with the air full Of a soft haze while the heat
was reminiscent OF June. fine gathering Of spec
ators made the handsome club and the enormous
grand stand populous and animated great many
people out 10 the track and as Jeromeave was
In good condition, enjoyed the trip keeny The racing
was full of incident and excitement, and altogether
IL OF the most stirring race days OF the year
An unfortunate accident IN the third somewhat
marred the general pleasure and gave rise 10 con-
siderable anxiety. Willie L.; ridden by little A. Gov
ngton, fell, and Banquet, the favorite, riodeh oS
Taral stumbled over him. Taral escaped any IN
Jury, but severe shaking up, ana rooe ho'or
in the next race. DR.. Hasbronck examined htue
Covtnston and thought that he was not dangerously
hurt but the boy complained Of severe pains anu
II "a possible that the base Of the brain received paa
shock Both Tarsl and Covington SAID thae 'l0
accident was due to the reckless rldlhg VI n''io "
Lambley on Cynosure. They asserted that tNe uvy
bumped into Willie L. with Cynosure, knocking WING
L. down. ,,,,oo,
ganopet was an even money favorite, and Michaei
r. pwyer had backed him heavily. The best !uascs
Of racing believe that he would have won II tnc,v "a
bean no accident. With both Banquet ana WING "
disposed Of Arab took first place wlthout NUN "a
crton. while the lightly weighted simrock 60. secohu
racs and prather third Banquet, after he had iost
his rider raced down the stretch win Arao auu
s,mrock Ballyhoo, ridden by SIMS hao miSlalo HUI
speed and made sorry SHOW
In the Dunmow Stakes for twoyear-olds' Dagone'
was naturally the favorte after ms Vc'ory III u
ESSEX stakes at Jerome Park, but ST. Floran earreo
60 much money that when the horses went 10 .ie
most IL was only IL to against him, ana W
AGAINST Daeonet St. Florian carried ITO Pouius'
while Dagonet had 1913 up. MI "i'iieis
Necromancy colt, ridden by Hamilton ~
third choice on account Of some fair WORK thae nc nav
6dne and because of his advantage in the weghs' ou'
Daeonet with his 1913 pounds. would surely run q
waiting race, and that with Dagonet waitins oU
Forian would get so long lead Win ms eA'ep''.a-
speed, that he might not be caught ihere was w
colt OF the caibre Of His Hghness In TINS race W "o
down St. Florian and give him weakness OF the ear''
Jrndoubtedy Martin waited too with Dagonet ou'
he uas riding to orders. Dagonet came WIFI
snendid hurst OF speed In the final furong' OUT on
Forian was too far front to be overtaHeh' anu MS
victory was not difficult ARA got third place.
new plan was carried out at Morris Park yester-
dav the announcement in big letters on the uecisioh
board Of the space by which the hrs1 nurse Oe", I0
second horse and the space between second ana tmr
TINS nleased the Observers although their own esu-
80. q, the intervals often varied widely from those
of the judges ,,u, .,,
carried much money for his owner and o'hers III 'e
1rst race and won as he liked Rosa H. secohd' anu
Contribution third. Correction hos developed baa
tRmI
not extend herself She was far behlnd 'he hep
throughout the run.
Terri6er had split hoof and 1t bled after his warm
ing.up galop for the second race, hanocap al me
He was a strong second choice to Pof1cheser' ouO 'e
main in his foot prevented his running mp TO his nest
(;rayesend FORM and he came in thru Portches'er
winning at his leisure, while Mr.. Galways LiVoha
not second place with featherweight on her Oach'
TuIla blackburn had some friends but ran as IL sun
completely out of FORM Portchesters mile WIS
covered in / 40 IL.
Hamilton was successful on Bermuda IN the Man
haitian Handicap. This Jockey has rdden ms oest
races at Morris Park and it is to be hopen tat nc WIZ
reooyer his reputation and all his former Skill. now
that he has again been first II an important raw
Russell was first choice mt the opening OF tie OeV
ting but the rush TO support bermuda sent MN "
second place. Demuth and Reckon also hau many
friends Russell went Immediately to the front ~
strong pace, and led up to the last 1uriohs "noio
Hamilton who had been patient and selipossesseu IN
Bernuda. brought up Bermuda. Russeil sum wvan
eped under pressure leaving the race 70 b,r nac
10th Dernuth and Peter far below their Dest 10TH
II both had been forced 10 go up TO hlsseH III VS
early part Of the race, even though the IIeo use M
with and spur were necessary for the purpose; te.
might have made q better SHOWING ihoS 0o"iU NV
have made much worse one. 1919 oho;oo g., tho
ZorlnF and Wah jim, first and second choiGe ID nv
last race had a wellcontested finish, ana Ma jim
carried of the prize, Zorlng secohu anu h-n''o u
DETATS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-sr epstakes for three-yeerolds non.wn'
ners Of 81 500 in 1891, Of $40 each win sloVo suuu
Of which 500 to second and 500 to third Nonwin'
nors ~ al 900 in 1891 allowed n; Of 500 IL II;
maidens allowed 20 70. Six furlongs