New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-02
A JOCKEY BADLY HURT.
ANDREW MCCARTHY IN GREAT DANGER.
LITTLE NELL RAN INTO A FENCE AND INJURED
HER RIDER SEVERELY.

HER RIDER SEVERELY.
Refreshing brezes were blowing at Morris Park
Yesterday. and agreeably tempered the heat The rail
road service above the Wllsave. station prompt
and efficient, both going to and coming from the track
but the journey in the elevated railroad trains which
were nncomortaby crowded, slow and sultry, and
the change Of at the aforesaid Willsave station
Was anything but pleasant. Although the mercury
WAS so aspiring, the attendance at the was Of
large proportions. An unfortunate accident caused
general regret. In the first race. Andrew Mccarthy.
the we'll known jockey. II. Warnkes flly Little
Nell She boltcd into the fence, but not hurt her
self Poor Mccarthy, however. was seriously injured.
Two Of his ribs badly broken, and 1t was feared
that the lungs had been penetrated bv Of them.
Dr. Hasbrouck, the attending surgeon ut Morris Park.
decided that McCarthy's injuries were so menacng
that il would be best to send him to the hospital at
Fordham, and he taken there I'm an ambulance.
The latest reports last evening unfavorab". Nc
Cartly has been riding for many years and Is well
known on all the principal racecourses Of the country
He has considerable skill. and has many races.
but hot temper has repeatedly got him into trouble
with racing officials This year he has been behaving
more discreetly ard all turfmen hope that he may
recover from his hurts.
Three favoriates failed and three successful.
The first fell to the first choice, Randrop. ridden
by Taral. William Eastons imported fly Astoria, by
Cavalier out Of Yeats, had many friends and ran
second Mr.. Easton thought well Of her. Courtship
was third. So there no surprising changes Of
form in this race
Bellevue, in the face Of his extraordinary collapse
on Tuesday, the favcre at odds for the second
race and won with surprising facility Perhaps he
was drinking mixed ale on Monday. Certainly he
was a changed animal on the following day Yosemite
ran last James Rowe bought This colt at the Hearst
sale. He never started while Mr. Rowe owned him.
NJ F. Dwyer bought him from Mr.. Rowe and he has
been poor investment far, exhibiting none of his
twoyear-od speed
The bookmakers feared that Pierre Lorllard had
another Kilkenny for them In Stalactite in the third
race, and they careful to give only short odds
against Mr.. Lorlsrds entry. Stalactite second,
but William Jenningss colt Roller had no difficulty
in winning. GarriSOn's energetic riding got
the SCI 500 Canvass home in third place F. II.
Ehret's Bean Brummel was a close second choice TO
staactte, but with Isaac Murphy up he ran misera-
bly, Beau Br,immel has never done anything yet
with his full stake weight Of 1872 pounds In tie sad
die. and presumably he is partial to light weight.
only five in the Long Island Nght Weight
Handicap at a mile, and Racelana among the alb
sentees At the outset Of the betting only to was
offered against RUSSELL but at the close 70 D was
quoted. Both Maidstone and Pickpocket were backed
TO defeat RUSSELL Littlefeld had his usual bad luck
with this colt, aud Maidstone ridden by Sims, came
in first while Russell got second place. Cno Grande
ran we'll for half mile, and then retired. Pckpocket
was ridden In a most peculiar way By little Major
Coyingon. Pickpockets only chance was to go out
with his 95 pounds in the saddle and try to get as
far as possible in front Of Russell and Maidstone
But little Coviugon pulled him back, and tried to
finish with these horses both OF whom have much
more speed In finish then PckpOckct ever had or
ever will have. Tie boy may have been riding to
orders but if so. these not Intelligent orders
The mile was in good time-1 80 "a. Mad
stone has at last himself into form, and
Is Just edge, having all his speed
Garrison handily with Mlt Young at seven
furongs on Monday that this colt. with the sumo
weight and the rider, had many supporters in the
fifth race. But the distance-ope and one-sixteentb
miles-dd rot suit Mllt Young well. and he up
placed. Now Never was slightly the favorlte over
Mii Young In the betting, and won The race, with
Castaway II in second place and Joe Kelly third.
WalcOtt 81 CampbelPs Spartan carried on the last
race at long odds. thanks TO Tarals fine riding Prince
George ran second and Lawless third.
The effort TO arrange special sweepstakes Tor the
test three -olds. His Ighness ST. FlOrtn. York
Vile Belle, Lamplghter and Locohatchee, mas failed
The owners OF His Iighness. Lamplighter and Loco
atchee arc not give them severe races before
'f1e Suburban. in which all three are entered
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RACE-For nllies two years OLD sweepstakes
OF $50 each with 81 900 added Of which 500 70
second and slco to third Beaten maldens allowed
ID rive iurions' Betting.
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