New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
RACING IN HEAVY SHOWERS.
INCIDENTS OF SPORT AT NORRIS PARK.
noN oANrERs OFF WITH THE MIDSUMMER

EoN oANTERs OFF WITH THE MIDSUMMER
HANpIoAp-MABs WINS THE TYRo STAKES
10 WINS O most unwelcome and inopportune ram u
ranesoers that made the track at Morris PARK yes'er
dny mud puddle. And yet the attendance was to
MARKEDLY Mrge for such afternoon. Bnpei re'all
ers Of the Hudson County ring Of baottox stuileio
and paid mercenades OF Brighton Beach may 0oii"A"N
30 Willy and malign reputable raccracks IN ''e iu'uo
as they have In the past, and TO put III Pru 90. :,
falsehoods ss TO the number Of spectators po'en' "
the r.oes Of the decent Jockey clubs but suca msepo
.44,sns Vail not altar the facts. Yet, although
uroatah,e gathering Of Observers occupied tne sru"
stand the sport was disfgurcd ana ooiasou W
t,so condition of tho track witdrawas "ei0
many and true, consistent puoi0 io'nu rs.
inevitably set at naught In suon gums.
W1llseve line OF travel to MOTIFS farh "os 0po"ss'
but II caused much unhappiness. scnS AZ. taro
tsIerabe and appalling, and complaints tnae One ia.
ans excesslye were heard on all sides no. 'o
6h,ectors can take the old route over tne prnse ~
the old rate of fare II they desire YET III c"io W
denied that the willls-ave. ueno VI
ton into the remote wilds anu i"SV"eT :.
Westchester was grewsome iaiiui0, -
was superyised and directed yesterday Inc MOS
"", ., ,,anaeement however, was conspicuous
~ an. Second Avenue Elevated Railroad below 'ne
psr1em River There are troops OF small ooys "
rvtmarv schools in the downtown ~a'us WI" o
manare a railroad better than the seconuaVe' Hn'
vas managed yesterday. -..or,o
II aTne Worlds excellent ana ingenious e0"0'ns
of 800 900 stake for all the @orio Is o~fl,e " g.
thts mnmsr Eon will undoubtedly win H. ne Is q
100. horse than Carbine at any distance up 10 anu
,rc,rs,r~ a mile and a quarter. But then CaFui,'o
must learn to run cur dirt tracks, lor ~ 40 Wv
sact,-although our esteemed neighbor docs hoV 81
tn have learned 1t yet-that the Austraiian "oI
an the turf lust as the English horses ao' anu
ovs, the Australian horses without plates ~ -
ov., b.re inst yet since Common was defealeo on.'
tsw davs AFRO In the great Eclipse Stakes oy ou'oIo
and of course would have no chance WIN - vtu
~ he did win the Derby. Moreover, Conquo' 800
hardly miss his ST. Leger engagement TOT any oo,
600 stake In America that he could not ny any 80
nifty win As to the champions OF italy, UeFnian' -
Austria that S1oo, 900 stake might aetra0V Saon
g s na,nful but notorious fact that there mas uoe'
M borae running in any one Of the tnioe o'u'i"o0
named for the last ten years that is "l0nn "eN,s
Mounds of fair class English or American ~ ~, Az
ts great pity but 1t really seems propaoie naO ~
nronosed 100000 stake VIII fall through No nANe
~ ,octov Climb seems inclined to try 70 raise inc
oAn 'o'Aos % IL were raised the only
starters would probably DC fnnp % '
and Michael F. Dryers Longsuoo. ,,.,..
"'1 - ooro,v cantered away with the midsummer
ua,a,can at a mile. C. NJ. MeLewee's Judge fosV
ron second and the same owners San 'uui WA' 'a .,
r, stohle scarcely ventured to hope that Lon oolu
hut
~. .,. rlace So little stable money was put OH
% - Gov q nlace-nOne Judge Post-and III
- ~, ~ course there are some people VINO sun
n,Iave that san Juan better colt tiiah hoy ue
D. ., +he Hackensack Handicap at the weighIs
Mnrnby had urged Rey dey hey all tne way uo"'
a. homcstretch Some people still believe una' 'i,e
sun moves around the earth. John 1asperS "'' cum
ho @orDd ON Tie raceoourse-ano else"iole' -,
rhot oueer oolt Mars, Is evidently at homo IN uie
, .nn nowhere else. He won a race at GraVesei"
on n muddy track, and, at long odds TO- anu o.on
IN some places 10 10 l against the staole', ne '
won the rich Tyro stakes, with It's l'o suO''i'oo
while uoIucky Mr.. Withers's Cadence co' wac W.
second. and Fremont close third ING ~ w..
ga the unnamed colt by falseV0o-rau
i'o' arrorertlv did not like tie mud He
came in rather poor fourth. Airplant, second cnoe'
was deh The value Of the Tyro Stakes to the winuer
was $3.50. g.. u,oa
Cnesaneake. the favorte, carried of the first race
In walk. seipner second Correcon seG ss TsSr in
dep mud but she does not seem TO like tne uu "'iS
season and she was poor third rocs KipSmaker
Reckon and Besnsey, with KagmaHer Se SorSlc
But Reckon led all the way ana "on unue' N''''
pun wtherss unpamed colt by UnOss1El Els 9SIe
c fsSce when he inst started few days ago. Yes
terday an intrepid but unknown boy nanny ne1tc Snnres
on o MS tumped the fence dropped Boyle and ran
away H. was withdrawn Boyle was not hn , bgS
on ana we Snt this was equity Yet II Mr. wthers
Starts that colt again he ought to be cost IN damages
The IizgIs Dunbar FLY, now named LHette, at 10 Il
won VERY easily. FavOrite Temple nowhere eeooho
choice Othmar came In third
Other races not eventful
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-Free handicap sweepstakes. Of $40 each
with 900 added, Of which 500 to the second anu 9o'
to tie third TA'''''''''''' OF ''H' p gst'3 F.
A 7 LOWERS CHI. e. Chesapeake, by St.
Blaise-SusQuehanna, yrs, 10 d., % x
rorriard,s oh. h Sleipner lO6....