New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
RACING AT MORRIS PARK.
FOUR OUT OF SIX FAvORITES WON.


tay there was some talk of getting up mauh
between Banquet and Lamplehtcr, at weights lot age
for tie closing day Of the racing season Ill inns 0''o
Il IL most unfortunate that the ma'ch was not "o'
since certainly would have afforded contest OF 'c
btc,ost interest. and would have drawn many
thousands of people who care little Tor ordinary races
.rA who rarly visit a race course. II would nave
hoen a urontahc enterprise for Morris Iafk, as the
ea,e receipts would have been increased ehorinouy'
II is now probable that LamplGhter VIII no, rave t
ISL tomorrow because the Handicapped mas pun 400
D. on HIM for the Ielham Bay Handicap. and Mr..
orillard has asserted emphatically, and more t1an
once that he Will not so valuable colt over the
rll With heavy weight up i0rkve Ecllc Is handi'
canned IN The same at l29 pounds. III Is ho'
ulolv that her trainer will require her TO carry 50
boavy burden over the hill against so many hehtN
,g,srhtoa colts She is asgcd to give prodigous
of weight colts that have won STAKES anu
sbown fair form. The details OF these "eieh's may
LIE found Ia another column. If both Lamphsh'er
aid YogKvillo Belle absent from the refrain Day
Uandcap tho Interest in that race VIII he almost
anpihilated The White Plains Handicap on inc s''ie
day, however promises TO bring out Inc he'O vi
twO-year~oda ,,
Yesterday the weather more delightful
pbis has been a wonderful meeting for weather
Never has New-York enjoyed finer october Tort
NIGHT than the one now closing. After the throne
OF spectators on "Wednesday, the number OF observers
yesterday seemed small. Yet there was lair AT
tendance Most Of the horses ran we'll In accordance
with their public form, and four out Of six fsvores
were successful. SO the great majority OF people
present went home IN joyful mood, while the book
makers lamented over their losses. Helen NchoiS
oantercd OF with the Essex Stakes. Bergen, IN trying
TO defeat Governor Foraker for second place win
Ajax, did not realize how rapidly the Bertha b. hNy
was moving on the other side When Ajax had out
run the Governor. he eased his mount. The result
of this oversight was that Ajax and the Bertha b.
hlly crossed the line together. II was close hnish
for the place. The spectators In the grand stahd
directly behind the lire thought that Ajax mad got
the place, but the judges decided 1t dead heat
for second place between Ajax and the Bertha b.
flly 1t is certain that If Bergen had not been so
careless Ajax would have gained the place.
Garrison has made his peace with the Ehret stable.
and ne rode Fairy In the first ana IOrkvle Belle
in the Hunter stakes Rosa H. pressed Fairy at the
6uish, but Garrison held the race safe. Fairy Is
marvel Of weight carrier in sprint races. On
Wednesday she with 1877 pounds up. and yes;er-
day with 1871 Yorkvine Belle amused herself at the
expense of the outcas'e Deferga and Anna b. in
t aS nsoT w9s beaten o. She is one Of the worst
apologies for racing hy anywhSrc IN existence, ana
uineteen or twenty times all sorts Of weights. at
ali eorte Of distances. ard In all sorts OF COMPANY
sec My s5S9 at a4 RS dMP9S pS S a
The rs, threequsteI winch he ran in IL l coi 9g
Mn at the finish. The fnvoTs'e. Mary stone was
unplscAi. Al,
race Which was won ny Arab, with Milt Young sec
ond but lily Dy's huGbfe position was not surprising
since he was ridden by COvngton. Both Arab ana
MI Young were well backed.
As was generally expected, the Moyne eelding won
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DETAILS OF THE RACING
FIRST RACE-srocial weights Six furlonss.
s. n'''inf Fl
En,eg. b.; Fairy. by Ar;y1svTTet5v, 90 Gu,
w. AB b. Jenning.s b. T. Rosa H., 1. ia.
J. j. nccanery's sr h. ALONE ,t STs ,,.I ll "a -.
Iex; ,oa ..lco yFisSsp ,o6-l a.
Belle D., g 100 tear. lo,s ,t1anl'y POOL COL
Nlutusla-Tsiry straight sal s. place 81 s5 Rosa H.
Miss Dixie st. Felix, Ben stromo. Sirocoo, sonenel
Sonora wah jim and Stove withdrawn Fairy.
closely followed by Rosa H., mode all the running ana
won after nttle urging BY snsth Rosa H. second a
length and a half before Aloha VINO oeas 'ss'ouie
length and half
SECOND nACE-Handcap One mile.
81. betting Fl.
L. L. nerars Oh g}sne1 by Y SSEssss, 8, s-s
a.. MsBfide'sf b. h. Major Daly s, loi. :: ., =,
", C. DAYS T,dsre 3 lo5..,...dsaPPaSyy 81 70
M%sy s.oHs, 3; 1daf hiep .? -
King Mac 8. 90 Gear co.; tcoyingtSn( 90 81
''7'" i-'' - - Tme-1 80.
Mutvals-slepner straight SIC Is, place s15 90; Major
XoIy or Never Sir Mathew Aloha and strephon verc
withdrawn. Tho flag fell the first break away. Fideo
and Cleaning slightly front. Major DAILY passed into
tho lead at furonc post opened gap Of five lengths
and caught till he reached the last quarter post
Here sleipncr the front and won handsomely by
hsY length Major DAILY second three lengths before
Fidelo. who beat Mary Stone a length
THIRD RACE-sellnc. One mile. -
''9ssa lo1 E.53 S:,;e 81 g. 45aG 2.' BY Re'
Emp''c Stables b. Nit Young 4 lc2 - g.
c. Walkers b. h. Now or Never. age ,''is i64. :,
syno:a,s C. d~%%iSg5, 9 81 s.
Ppl r E. 4 a62 ooyIngt"a} IL -
bttr pSsa B. C1araD col u
Mutuals-Arob straight SIG %, place sil 10; Mh'
Te,dotro did not start Experience after bad
,ahoy1or ut the post got Of front with Nit Young.
and ourunnne him in the first quarter LED over o,e I
by three lengths Min Young second Hy by third Inside
,be lst Quarter Arab through under the whip ana
won neatly by length Mt Young 'econd' two lengths
betor, Sow or Never who beat Experience half length
No bid for the winner
Six '''l'Hs' St Betting F.
III %sGaass; "a GA Hei3 I:1,. y ,,o ON,
%js7 rs sS Sseses@ a 81 g.
$s S'sTsy f iss aisy al
III "r"'iV "'-A
Timc-l 1872.
Dead heat.
Mutuals-Heen Nichols straight Sc 90 place u 81 {;
ss,, race s. So Bertha y. nllv place 81 40.
Esgls Bird May Lose LAweSs and Young Arion were
Withdrawn. IL Close race between Governor FOR
alrer Propl4ety and the Bertha B. My Tor nan milo
Then Helen Nichols came away. and "on IN ca'"r
hv two lengths. In a severe finish between AJAX ana
the Bertha l.. ny the passed the judges 80 Close
toqether that they could MOI be separated ana the Vl-
DICT WIS q dead heat Foraker fourth was o
length and @ hall behind. Propsietv. attn failing back
A. III Quarter swcrvcd aily. losing much ground