New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30
RACING AT GRAvESEND.
x..omr FIRST AT A MILE AND A HALF.
,r.rr STONE DEFEATED IN TWO RAoEs-sIMss
MISTAKE ON zoRLiNG.


MISTAKE ON zoRIdNG.
an and dispiriting afternoon at Graves
- a,.u attendance and contests OF little I'M
~, 49,. or interest showers fell at intervals, put
H-,n was not heavy enough TO MAKE the track
muddy. .,,u.o,. r,u the FIRST race but
rovincton made most lstiess ana sleepy
HUE a. ~ .scond choice Mary Stone, who came in
re- Ia rode so poorly that all the advantage OF
- stones light weight, 97 pounds against MAD
s,onss 12e. was thrown away -.
s'ohos 49, s.copd race at mile and a half, each
~ a. :. carry 40 pounds, with sex allowances
ns, ran Tar in front of Sir John and Can Gan I'll
na"t and won at his leisure, Sir John second.
the way ,a.s pierre Lorillard's horses with little
s,.r,ness or energy when Mr.. Lorillsrd is no'
spt and he therefore cannot expect giit on Sloo'
Po 400 or 81 900. Stalactite was well backed
~. ,hrd race but Lambley was apparently nlore
,.s.,snt than ambitious with MS mount, III.
As.. pan Handle, won rather easily Fagot seoon"
fsVon' ~ ,h,rd stalsetite came in fourth. Pierre
AZ" % as not al the track either Monday or tues
day. ,o,. rno,-,ous ,aces Ianbley has
Al - oo,t instantly to the front, and kept nun
80 80 as ling As possible Bnt In the fourth race no
suoweS Correction to lead for hVe nu,iones' ~
sno" sscond Correction gave mp the struggle in
iuND - tronr. and then both Lord Harry ana Dr
Mo .h came ND and passed Sirocco. Lameiey
hSs tsehle finish. DR.. Hasbrouck, ridden Dy
maA"e the favorte tt 5 to on. but Lord Larry,
-. Improved colt, outran him at the eno'
w Jennings owner of Mary Stone was not sseis
g.. rs,b Covington's riding of the My IN the hrso
- arS therefore started her again In me iourth
- This time with Sims up. But the douoie e"or'
Is 100 much for Mary Stone, and she was never con-
spcnous the second time. -
The Neptune Stakes, selling anair ior two-yeai-
IA. was won BY G. B. Morrss colt King Mac, soiely
snoh the carelessness Of Sims ON Zoriing
f-vipp
a,sh and did not move on his mount Zorling ana
ynr Mac passed the judges on almost even TERMS ana
sims suuposed that he had won. When he came pach
"a weigh out Philip J. Dryer asked HIM why ne thicw
swsv the race on Zorling. The boy replied, ""hy, l
'ro air y and was amazed to find that by his stupid
r,gence he had sacrificed the race. This boy needs
sharp lesson. Green B. Morris also thonght fna'
1o,,ro had inst beaten King Mac on the post, but
undoubtedly the Judges were right As further incl
dem, in this comedy of errors, zorling was actually
brought up and offered for sale. without bd' whlie
The true winner. King Mac. was never offered Tor
ale at all Airplant the favorlte in this race
ss 10 ~ on and with only ninetyone pounds up he
ied for I'VE furlongs, and then went to pieces. lie
has SI fsyorte Was defeated in the last
rbis was Hoodlnm iden by Taal, who did all that he
cC o aa OI me second choice savin have better luck
Me- stumbled on the backsretch almost fell, and
S M John Cavansgh under the whip. The sheriff
whose last previous race had Deeh auo0io"S Dos0"u
eoScnpuOn rdh soSoHd'
DETAILS OF THE RACING
rtpsr gAgE-A sweepstakes Of $50 each, for three
vsrAds and upward that have $1,000 in
1891 with 900 added Of which 500 to second Snd
400 to third. Non-winners this year OF hVe races
Of the value Of $3.50 each allowed 81; of three such
races ~ 81 Betting F.
rnpirs Stables Dr. h. Maidstone, by Van
SsfSns~Sna Turner yrs; r Ito Ia
!. MeKsne's oh. h. Craftsman, ), no. IN, q,
W. Jsnninss's b. +. Mary Stone 8; s 5a, z-5 IL
woodeusser 8 100 ear 1o4 a. oovGsS1s 1S 2!
Pagan D. hS.' rine-i AL lA"O'''
Musuas-Madstone straight paid So s5. place 81 e5
Cracksmsn place S21 o.
Mary Stone and Woodcuter raced together in front IKE
team the others following only heads apart Just be-
fore reaching the head Of the stretch Maidstone moved up
In furlong he came away under genue pun hnu
won with with ridiculous by half length CRACKS
second neck before Mary Stone
SECOND RACE-A sweepstakes OF $40 each, for three
year.olds and upward, with $1,000 added, Of which
500 to second and 500 to third. 10 carry ITO H.
one l@'s Aiia man. 81 betting F.
oc, RSef f. ys: fi 10 z Ha{Sp As Out
P J. Dwyer 6 Sons b. c. Sir John. T. 10; ., IA
w,ls9tt CampOelrs CHI m. Can Ga 3faI,f 81 10
acknowledgements stfsiglT paid 20 80 place Sc Sir
This probably the poorest excuse for horse race
o,es was funer al Banquet cantered along IN front all
he way and won under pull by two lengths and hai
Sir John second, three lengths before Can Can 49,
THIRD RACE--A sweepstakes Of $40 each' ior WV
ycar.cds that have rot won stake race (oNefnlsh'
sweepstakes not eounting) with 1000 added, of which
seoO to second and 800 to third. Winners At th's
meeting to carry ID extra Other horses not n~'ins
1000 allowed N. Msdens allowed 10 ID
'''''S'' 81 BetinS IL
T. Bachelors Dr. e. Pan Handle by Iro- . . <
w. 6.y!. e. a. r .Ss iii e. GovHston2 81 81
j. segrams Oh. C. Furnish ~ ilt.isaei, 15-l 81
sa,cste, 1O3 ua@rT;eX al z
Temple Tenn lal w DoSGch1e} 1o-1 Al
Nu,n.,.-pu Handle stIasht paid sl2 rs, place IS Is
Fasot took the lead in the hundred yards and made
tie running TO the turn to Pan Handle
The latter came away the stretch and won in common
caner by lengths and half Fagot second neck
before Furnish.
FOURTH RACE-A sweepstakes Of $40 each for three
yearods that have than one race OF the
value of 81 600 In 1891 with 81 900 added, Of which
600 to second aud 300 to third Weights 10 ID
Six furlongs.
81 Betting Fl.
B. F; oadigsns b. C. Lord Harry by ,E EOnso O.,
W N. EarTick's oh. :. DR.. Hasbroucks ~ On,
Rancocas Stables b. c. sirOccO L. %
tol nss Gtsas ii -
a Svs ssop az 100 9s@s} Isl 81
Palestine, Il2 (car. 1l3 (R Wiams) 301 10-1
Mutuals-Iord Harry Straight paid $40 3d. place $40 10
DR.. Hasbrouck Place 90 Jo
Mary Stone having in the first race the boonakers
supposed would Start in this and the betting pro-
ceeded without her. 1t being learned that she would
surely all bets declared of and twenty minutes
given for books. Correction made the running to
the head Of .he stretch with SiroccO and Lord Harry in
close attendance She quit like in the last fur
long and Lord Harry gaoping over his horses won in
trot by length and half; Dr. HasbrOuek second.
the distance before Sirocco beat Trinity head.
FIFTH RACE-THE NEPTUNE STAKES. For two
yesr-olds $50 each With 81 go added OF which 500
u second and 500 10 third The winner be sold
auction for $1,000 Allowances. Six furlOngs.
Betting.
ST. Pl.
b. y: korris's b. c. King Mac, by King
Anonsa-fNora Macdonald, IOl n.