New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
THE LAST DAY OF RACING.
FINAL HOURS or THE NEw-YoRK SEASON.
-vrEY FAvoRITE DEFHATED-YoRKvILLEB BELLE
FAILS TO GET PLACE.

FANOElIE DEtEAlED-1ORhNlLLE BELLE
FAILS TO GET A PLACE.
os,op.r smiled a generous smile upon The races of
A.. clnsing day Of the New York The weather
80 delightful yesterday afternoon. and the throng OF
,,.tors TO Morris Park was very large. They were
.tneses Of stirring contests, bat they looked upon
os. amazing and woful series Of disasters 10 the
,.vontes out of the six first choices. not one was
srst or second in the races, witt tie exception VI
Iudre Morrow. who was second IN field OF three ~
,he thrd race Arab in the first race was iou'V1 Nv
,ne end and Foreigner in the second race was ost 10
,t-U in the ruck Judge Morrow ct second money
~ the third race. but YOrkvihe Belle was unpaceo
a, the White Plains Handicap, while the second choice
81 F1orian. was far behind her. In the tc'h'N DAY
Handicap the favorite Russell, was poor thiru' lie
barely succeeded In defeating Pes-ar7 oy h'fe io'
third money. The sixth race, heats 4 SIX flrlonsS
was won by Actor In two straight meas anu VHe
t,vorte. Cynosure was poor tlrd in the last heat
II WAS one Of the most profitable days for the book
makers and one OF the most calautous 70 the general
raoeGo.ng public in the records Of the tu'f' most
~ me favortes were backed very heavily. and some
~ the unsuccessful second choices also carried eat
deal Of money
r.,,ns. course had not been properly narrowed and
,,,hsd because II was thought il would dry out more
,ichlv IL IL were not narrowed. This was strange
hallucinstion.
The White Plains Handicap would probably have
boen maSnifcent race If the start had been prompt
D.. Afr Wthers's Uncas-Mmi colt has a hideouS
temper and although Taral was on his back ne aceo
1nfe q hend Chief Justice also behaved oadIy' S"u
some Of the BOYS Oh the other horses were very u"
,1v As II was the last day Of racing in New "-iU
IN 1891 they we're insubordinate and rebelhous - W
starter, authority. The result was that ' % a.
yearolds were kept fretting and oreShIns g. x
almost three-quarters Of an hour Ihs ~ To-
tremelv hard upon Yorkville Belle WIN N -,
nounds and upon st. Floran with his IL. -
vme Relle made IL clear by her running IL ~ -
that she would have won the prize nu' 4o - ,yell
unfortunate delay. As il was she I'u go a i'll
and wae not disgraced, but ste had -. wv ,osvad
fortune IN every way. Hamilton OH LAS - pex
and unpeded her a furong from the Gnu o'1 ,oor
- 30. hadl,- at the finish. Hamilton rNuo -
- on the winner Dagonet. and cian Vi I'u,
was made on the part Of Green b. 1lO.-N ~ ~ doubt
Rex but it was dismissed 1e' M ~ na pev
-. nc,rs+ aid foul both Yorive Belle ana Rex
ta' ~ D1e -. - ono would have regretted 10 zee the
race taken away from 50 popular dh O""'
Hunter. . ,ooo,d choice
and he was conspicuous for I'VE la'lonsS' s "
rave M the battle entirely and was lo't IN Vle 49,
1a,nirbter and the Mimi colt also carried lAse
ems and were backed down from 10 to 10 j ~
- even 4 N ! each Lampughter was close up
=, ,o ensb 80 close that many spectators thought lh
no rot third place, but the judges gave il - NC
The Mimi colt was never dangerous bViOeuO9 ~
.-ainer had been unable 70 get him DacR 10 Ms i' III
~ -ba Algeria stakes at Gravesend when ne was
sscond 70 Curt cum in good race Win MS -uA
weight up. - ,,os ,o.a
Nurphvs finish with YOrkvlle Belle Is'Aeo 1oU9
and II MCLAUGHLIN or Taral had been on hef pam '
great flv would have won the race even "' d. 'io
disadvantages Of the delay al the post ana Tie lONe
bv Dagonet and Rex. Does any one oeAeVs ula'
-iurphv would have won tie futurN WIN HiS
Uighness, carrying $50 pounds
Daronet won the White Plains Handicap oy
head Wah jim, remote outsider second
and according the placing by the JuueeS'
Rex still more distant outsider, thlrd' wan
linn WAS only head before the third horse and the
third horse was only head before the fourth ana the
eor-tb only a head before the fifth The hfth was
Yo-kvile Belle and the fourth If Rex was thiNl Was
'Lamphchter ..
MOS Of the two-year-ods that ran in the White
Plains Handicap viii now 90 into winter q- quaiIeIs,
Nj McIewee viii not send any horses to Baltimore
end WASHINGTON, as Allen is weary with the fatigues
Of the season and has number Of yearlnss TO looA
after. .
That deserving man D. T. PUlsi.er had pleasant
afternoon Of IT, His colt oir George won the ArsV
race al to against hin. MS colt Wah jim was uli
expertedly second III the White Plains HahucaP' anu
his K,rkover az lOug odds, captured tae Pelham BAY
Handicap for three-y -yearOlds hlrhOver qulcIS "en'
10 ~ front in the Pelham Bay Handicap and was
never overtaken. on the crest of the NIL hnueeI
c-opped far behind the field. Hclnlcker got second
TelF and R1sSe third Peter walked all the way.
The instructions given 10 George CoNihSloH ulo
rider Of Judge Morrow. the avo1e II Jhe se'Tiu Io'
rer i1-sdvsed and cost Gleen B. Morris lhe I'd u y.
C[11-or was tod 10 take the horse 10 lis IA, AesL
the .ecfators in the homes Jetch. because MI 'ioI
,bor-A+ rhat he wOuld tud dri i-r -:Ouhd mere ~.
i9g-og lost 30 much ground in oOeyln7 lhs oiueI "
he l0st the also. - 49,. .-o ,-oor- old Actor
70 accoInpusi-the winning OF tie neat race %ilC d
ci,-e5 inc season He won the first neat ID 10 alu
~ escord in / 1912 The White Pains Handicap
Was run by Dagone in 10 - Out Dasonei I o1Is0o @
I'd nonndS to Actors 81 Even after Actor ha9 NNl
ne rs1 lea many experienced turimen DeleN0 az, IL
s1e Of the older horses, with their gh1 WegntSs | 0GN
o. sst him Actor was entered 10 be sold Tor TtOVO:
T " -freve owner 0l Lynn. that majestic NOlueI OI
+1e Ane-ican tuIf who strayed away rom gloucester
hv mistake. ran Actor UP 10 5oYO1 al "AicH Hc Wa
bought in BY Walcott a Campbell.
DETAILS or THE RACING.
FIRST RACF-Handicap Js.aEes Of SO each or only
~ II declared xtn 81 OOo added. Of which $500 to sec
oad and slCO 10 third Six ilrones.
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