New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
TrADHEATAT JEROME PARK
Surprising RESULT OF THE MosHoLU.

r have affected the attendance OF Jerome Park yes
..-s.y which fell below the numbers OF Monday, oil
Soush the card attractive In the MoSholu Stakes
!, mic and furlOng, Rev del Rey and Pessan
crossed the line so evenly that the judges decided 1t
sd heat although most Of the spectators thought that
Few del Rey had clearly won by a head. Pchnicker,
,he favorite was a poor third. Rey del Rey carried
100 pounds and the betting 10 L against hlin'
p,ssara carried 1875 pessara has weak ankles. ana II
,he dead heat had been Of Rey del Rey could
hardly have failed Ito win But Mr. McLewee did not
care to run his colt again, he hopes to win the
10000 Hickory Stakes al Morris Park saturday Win
MIN Neither Pessara nor Bermuda is in the Hickory but
Poet Scout Russell Reckon, Pcknicker, and strath-
meath and some Others are Isaac Murphy supposed
that ne had won the Mosholu with Rey del Key, ana
was much surprised at the judges DECISION
Rev del Rev was we'll ridden this time, was not KepS
TOO far back and the Jockey did not walt 100 long
IIttleneh on Pessara dropped his whip or perhaps
prssara might have won. The time was :oS 3D.
excellent for such track with the weights carried
Before he saw that race John A. Morris expected 10
win the Hickory Stakes with Russell. MteG the race
he did not see clearly how his colt could Oest
Rev del Rey on dry track But II IL Is muNoy'
Rev del Rey will have no chance. He cannot run IN
,rps The owners Of Rey del Rey and Pessars
divided the Mosholu Stakes
In the first race Raceland conspicuous favor'e
and his class carried him smoothly through 80,
peake and G. W. Cook showing themselves PiNniS
poorly. orsat
ON saturday at Morris Park Banquet was greaI
favor,te in the race in which he fell But uo ia
did not hurt him, and it was surprising tla' .oond
F. DIVER let him run entirely unbacked III Wv a,
race Yesterday. Judge Morrow was inc oItbough
g to S. and Green b. Morris put $500 on n ,rne the
ne said that he feared that the Judge o." a.otch
- D., trrrs Az the head Of the hohes'0'O"
Irdco Morrow looked like certain WINNER ou' - "
last nIrlong he seemed 10 lose all hea' " - oI.r,
get a place Banquet, ridden py tn'S a. +To rail on
little ucht,weight Cox, shppeu III ", Ntoste-lode
entering the homestfe'ch a"N
second and My Fellow thru go ,o, car Can
~ 'Saas cav Covington on Morrow foul Cah Nan'
IA oaiIed him into the stand, although no coinp1ah'
80 rnade and fined him $50 come ol 'iie sP0O'",O-
.hon, Covneton's riding weak ana spnluess' u"'
~ sdeos saw no rca son to crossexamine him on 'hat
nont ONLY one straight ticket was sold on Banquet
q; +ba French pools and that paid Sl1S75 Tor 80
bpt the hook betting against him was only to l.
Clavtoo on Hamilton 60 of very badly in the thlIu
race and rode the colt in his worst possible sSle
II WIS said that Hsmiltons owner backed the coIU
n he did So he ought 10 complained to the judges
~ Cayon,s riding which had dusky look, and there
was a suspicious eagerneSs in some parts OF
the ring 10 bet against Hamilton. Every one
knows what sort Of a reputation clayton
gained at Guttenburg some years ago. The boy
is Of the type as "Spder" Ahuersoh'
and Is likely enough some day to get into serious
ridden BY j. Lambey with betting 20 TO against him.
won the race with Fagot at 10 TO l. second Charade
Hamilton the Refraction FLY were heavily backed
straight and place and no one OF the three was nrs
or second the bookmakers reaped splendid harvest
CLAYTON was in especially bad form yesterday He
rode IN four races. He ruined all the chances OF
Hamilton the second choice in the third race; ne
was a poor third with the favorte Pckncker IN the
Mosbou stakes he failed to E Iac place Snd W be- was
tsvo.e Long Danee IN The s last race All his mounts
were backed by foolish and deluded specuIators VIM
expected him to ride up TO his best form anu HO'
Charade the actual favorite In the third race also
Nit Young got much the best of very stragsling
start in the fifth race led all the way ana won IN
1ar was strong second choice to Long Dance IN TINS
race. but he as if stiff and sore. Dogsett was Oil
In the the tavOEte PerS borsTSi colt
De1son defes' 81 e ee BoS or Of Control on Monday
evening ay taken up wt4 r bs be fSS to Of
iockeys at tie post. Nothing of public Importance
was DETAILS OF THE RACING.
-,per pAoF-sweepstakes for reeyear-olds and up
.-d Of $50 each with $1,000 added. Of which $500 TO
second and 800 third Nonwnner' OF 500 allowed
40 m. and nOnwinners in 1891 allowed is n. 1'4oO
yards s. Re'anFEil
: JGynsFs ch. g Chesapeake a 4 577 s-5 2s
y; Ulnan' b. g G. w. 3f1s Asa II II
Es;y bosom 5oi ~; ,i7 w pT TSJ SOL ID
ward i;Ra1, o Sol 1S-i
Seymour, 8. 1l2 iT,;Inai
Mutuals-Racelsnd straight paid 50 10. place - 90
o1apsuse and Graylock were withdrawn. The flag fell
ct the first break and the field got on IN eNcee.
G. W Cook out at lively pace emu Closely a1 ~
~ RCD Fellow led to the head Of the stretch mere Ieu
Tnov had enough and retired Cook soon followed suit
and the race was reduced TO match between h~c.'Au
and Chesapeake. 1t was however one-Soeo anair'
Rac.,and coming away at the end and winning hanos down
BY length and hall; Chesdp7"N0 s''- ~
before G.. w. Cook.
syCoND RAOE-Handcsp sweepstakes for threeyearolds
and upward Of go each. with 81 $50 ADDED OF Whch
500 70 second and 800 third. One mile and
quarter s. R'''ln f.
NJ F. pxysrs br Ba9qgets by R ;eg21 81 81
x. SS5aE sss.Sl.,, en- Yrs d ias
1 nTsg,1 1es ca. 3. My Fellow, 3 So
K-pvoea 100 se, 5Gd1 H@5is5 q -
P qsas 8, .! tcar G3rysnt 81 81
Can Can T. "'' Tine-2 :i2a. -,... 60, Al.
Mutuas-Banquet straight paid Sis o. pace go ''
Emo Grabde ard Carroll were withdrawn, and the bet
ting proceeded Demuth pulled VI lame IN ms "ofA an w
,r.e also withdrawn all bets being declared on ny
- IN. rnnning 70 the head OF the homestreteh
while BANQUET lounged along in the rear MOTTO" Wa
always up near the front, but CoNneton rOoe III" 49,
istess manner and he was disgraceiuny "aV" IN ond
clubhouse there was much crowding on inc T"i ~
Co. Can and Prather wers shut out the former aHh'''
being tbrown down At head Of the s'reteh Bahqoe
rans through on the rail apd challenging the eansr'
Nv Fellow and Masterlode, beat them OUT IN an ir
snisb the dimnutive Cox covering himself win EIors
panore, won nv neck in the last stride Master'ode
.snaaS tx lengths before My Fellow. Covington "as
c.d upon by the judges for an explanation OF the ou
sa cubbouse HIS explanation not satisfactory anu
-. - Cd 40 70 teach him 70 be more careful
THIRD RAcE-Hsndcop sweepstakes, for two-year-od'
-,nnsrs ~ IS ooo Of so each with $1,000 added
Of which $500 10 second aud 800 to third sN .uf'
longs. Betting.
ST. P.
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