New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02
GARRISON ON SIR FRANCIS.
,y,NxrR OF The RICH MATRoN STAKES.
rut EHRET STABLE NOW IN THE LEAD
REGIONS FORDHAM HANDICAP.

REGIONS FORDHAM HANDlOAf.
Tho Morrises, father and son, may well congra'u-
,.o themselves upon the striking features Oh he
s , dav Of the october meeting of the New-fork
1say Climb such autumn weather as that OF yes
dav was in itself keeny enjoyable, and the racing
W % snecaI attractiveness. The clubhouse WAS
Ell n animation and gayety, and James Viiepigne'
lo s,perinendent, was kept busy In caring lor 'he
,oasure OF visitors. New furniture, hahgihgs' rugs
re have been put in the parlors and other rooIhs'
,h orcbestrion has been rebuilt, and In every way
-! INV oIuhhsse has been made beautiful and
,ors No other clubhouse race-couIse In
~. ,,mntrv can be compared with it. 1t was big
omb,oce Of spectators that saw yesterday racing,
md the interest was well maintained Marvellous
.mo was made. The track was never so fast De
, and the weather, the air and the riding favored
great speed. ..,. ,.o ,oro.,. ror
In the first race Dr. Hasbrouck. the favonte ran
s,o fIrlongs in 81 seconds. Inc pest previous
I'D WAS 20 seconds which had been made on THIS
- by no less than nine horses at various times
" 40 second race Pierre Loriard's Yemen ran six
..ongs in 1 :O9 81 The best previous record was
,..t Of Ftdes made on this track on May 81, lo9o-
40 IA
Tho Matron Stakes for twoy earolds, was the great
nuze of the day. and next TO the Futurity, IL Is me
dchest racing prize In America There were $40
,dpal entries and seventeen horses ran The
~.u.york Jockey Club added 81 $4,000, and the value
>, tho first money was S38,27O. The total value OF
tho Matron stakes S42770 Boyle IL Lttleield's
e,lv Miss Maude had run faster In her work IMAM
onv other starter. but both the puoic
form and the private work OF +. ~.
pbrets colt Sir Francis had been creditabe and Sir
rcs had the great advantage of Garrison's services
l., Tho saddle Miss Maude ridden by Itleheld.
Roth Sir Francis and Miss Maude were backed heavily
d the 0rst place in hvor In the betting ring
,,emsted between these two. The third choice was
Espe pi,d. and there We're long odds against the
others The race well contested put elr francis
carried OIL the prize, thanks TO ciarrisons mastery
rdinC He timed his run at exactly the right instant
This hest Of American jockeys never rode race with
amer Judgment or keener skill Miss Maude got sec
o,a nlacp while third position taken By the ex-
,ue outsider the Rebecca ROwett colt, ridden b. his
.uner William DOnohuc. 1t is probable tiat Eagle
p,d would have been placed II Taral had not weak
spea himself so seriously by reducing In order to rde
b coli AT los pounds that he could hardly walk
+ A Ehret's stable IS now first among American
.,ables in the amount Of money won in 1s92 lis
,o,oI exceeds $4,000. Mr.. Ehret may well feel
aoonv grateful to Colonel Frederick c. McLewee, who
no shown most admirable judgment in selecting the
horses that have been bought 10 Trainer Allen, whose
ra,i.nca has teen eyiaustess and who has given i'll
cesnt care and attention 10 the racers in his charge
ard n Jockey Garrison, whose superb riding won for
him the Matron stakes with ST. Francis and the Omni-
his stakes with Yorkville Belle. The stable has had
rreat deal of the worst possible luck with Jockeys
INIT when Garrison the Ehret colors the Ehret
horses win if there is possibility of winning.
Montana and Equity carried the great bulk OF the
money bet Oh the Fordham Handicap At mile ana
Hve-sixeenths, but Reckon shot to the front In ue
frst frOng led all the way, and won at her leisure
slepner getting second place and Montana third.
Denuth was sulky at the start and got of far III
the rear Ii was reported that Be sen thought it no
star and pulled up the horse. Demuth was close
fourth at the finish
Dr. Hasbrouck is the fastest spriner In America
to-day now that the edge of kingsons speed has been
dulled lie the first race with plenty to spare.
Correction got second place. The betting against sr
Matthew 10. third place was To i, but Ear1sons
tremendous energy got third place for him. The Moyne
celding, who beat DR.. Iiasbrouck at Grdvesend be
cause of great advantage at the start and because OF
Doggetts poor riding of DR.. Hasbrouck, WAS second
choice in this but was unpaced Midgley was
on him. 1t was of Mdgley's poor days He
did not ride well in any race.
John Higgins had Pierre Lorillards Yemen in so
fine condition that Yemen The second race In
90 "a Estelle was second and Grand PriX third
AaS SIR Of so ss shq Gee ran rSey may do
The Preakness Stable secured one of its rare sue
cesses with Adelbert in the fifth race he was Oh
In The list race Mldgley rode the favore, Middle.
ION in ghastly STYLE This boy Will bear a world OF
watching, especially when he Is riding iavorltes g. j.
McCareIty's Hugh Penny won the race, with Hiram
second and Middleton third.
Two fourin-hand coaches were driven up TO motifs III
Park yesterday. The Lightning was driven by II,
suiern Taller. With Mr.. Taller OH this coach were
TsF%aq Roger Of Sl sd cod 1F0 Wam ay
The Comet was driven to the track by Eugcne higgins
and r1is coach were Colonel Delaney f fan
meyer Frederick Vanderbilt, Guy Biddle, Reginald
Rves. Theodore Bronson, Z. n. Taller and othelo.
there is no truth in the report tha Mr. belmont has
any intention Of claiming the Futurty stakes on &c
count Of any rumorcd irregularity In registering e
ownership OF Moreo, the winner such a repor, got
aAoat among racing men but there wa never any trnth
the Futurity while Morell0 got first place and nrst
money, and Mr.. Belmont never RAD any nea VI dls-
tired Tor The year rest for the season OF $685. Lady
Violet Will not be- seen out until next spring.
DETAILS OF THE RACES.
FIRST RACE-opening scramble for all Five
'''''"''' St Be'"n Fl.
W. NJ. Barriek's Oh. C. DR.. Hashouck. by
Sir Modred-Sweetbrsr. yrs ~ ID IN,
LAa H Morrlss b. f. cG s1sii.S:da ,a-l 81
MsieS. paly's br. Sir MattheT, s. ll7 a. III
Movie W.. dedlns ~ 5
Prince fsi's1 George. Z 80 La%SisS 81 ii
Mutuals-Dr Ha,brouck suaisht 81 05. place &c 30;
Correction place $40 rs
Stonenell and Ignite were withdrawn. After delay
Of five minutes the flag fell on an excellent start.
The Moyne golding Correction and Dr. ilasbronck
moved of fast the fayorte being on the inside
TO be unable 10 keep pace with the others and soon
fell back 10 Join the second division. Coming through
the dip DR.. HasbrOuck drew away from Correction.
and the The FLY never could get near
him after that, and the Doctor won with pounds III
hand By three lengths, Correction second the same
distance before Sir Matthew, who beat the Moyne
gelding half length.
SECOND RACE-S.liing. Six furlongs.
Betting
st. Pl
RAnsoeas stsble's en-. e. Yemen. by Alarm, O ,
Hirs. Yrs, 1c2 n Tear. 1052) (Sms) 80 80
a. j. MeCanerty's bf. III. Estee >, ia ,
Caferty) Al ID
w. - ~ A' - PENN 3 5O-l POI
Tom HAYES T. 1O7 fear. lOs, do, gatt) I0-I Al
Arab g. lOo car l07......... .Llttehed) 81 81
Sir george 4, 102 (Mldgley Il -
Count 8, ~ ................J I.omblfy) IL 11-5