New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-17


who would have predicted any time before yester
days race that neither Michael F. DIVER nor Philip
J. Dwycr would have horse In first, second third
place would not have been received with honor
IN his OWL country or any other.
starter Rowe got his horses of in fair style in the
various races but after long delays. The last race
was not run until after O'Clock. More promptpess
Is Indispensable. The railroads were extremely slow
! In trans porting the assembled thousands their
| homes but otherwise the day was full OF pleasant
| things.
| Foxhall Keene's chestnut colt by Tyrant out Of
| Bette the first twoyearold stake Of the year.
tho Expectation stakes. at half mile. Mr.. Keene 5
victory was generally welcomed with favor since his
colors are exceptionally popular. The favote was
! F. A. Ehret'. big colt Doh Alonzo, by Long law out
| of Round Dance but he was unpaccd aihinehala,
s,art. some OF the twOycarOlds IN the Expectation
were ankwaFd aT and ee1 and may ~. be eHps o
what easily at the end In good time for the tacA-
kingston was in no condition to run for the first
race, and his absence made it almost walhover ior
| Correction
| Coxswain at very long odds captured the second
race in q manner already referred to- but II WIS a
| very poor field that he defeated.
Among the wellknown men present whose interest
| in tie turf is constant and uaiagging we're JOhn
Hunter the new chapman Of the Boa'd Of Control
ris Alfred II. Morris and David Morris. James GALWAY
A. L. Welcott and r. N. Croft. of Monmouth Parks
popular John Kelly, OF the world universal: James ,
q. X. Lawrence j. H. Bradford Cornelius - t tss
! Conev Island Jockey Club; the Board Of Control
judges. Colonel simmons. Clarence Mcdowell ana
rctary brewster of the Washington PARK Association.
Of Chicago, who SAYS tina, 40 men are now at work
course Police Commissioner Martin. J. O. Donner
stephen A. Walker Henry Roeers , j. S cave, "a "a
erick Ioos and numerous other celebrated pigeon
shots Cecil Clay author dr@ma',e nanasGr and and
f. CcddinsIon W :. vosbursh F. K HAYS. Pres
colt Lawrence, Foxhal Keenc. ". IL Lansey.
H. Whiting, William F. BRITAIN william b. Binneer
Frederick G. Gedney Byron A. C9nen Captain Aaan ans
r. Lidperwood Maurice wormscr, Grceh b. Morris
l. As1d the Sire bro1her George na DE he Imdec
Delmar Nathan siraus, l. " raut, F. G.. scohcla,
3. F. 'esse d. McXeeyer, 4. IL. Iinmmel w. I'LL II;
and Brandt. IL. Hewitt. Carroll Livingston h. j.
WSo'sey j. C. Campbell F. G. @Keily Thomas cS aSncR
Gilmore John Portland, Frederick Gcbhar, Mprat
a lalre"dw M"% C. De S %ifi Thomas LynsS
Mo' am nSse f. nor9 F. cap M a A
II. 4. saalrcld Charlie, \. Burr. Edgar MURPHY, Sen
ator William h. Brown, rapiain Elliot W. II; Me
Butler. Frank Clarke, The Burridgc brothers, seuator
McCary and great many os nc and a hosS tGs
officers and managers OF the linds ~ County Jockey
Club commonly known as the dnttcnoe I Gang .n,
some fourin-h coach. This club va named after
b. 4 llasSns famous racellorse IN tRlo party weIe e
Gregg John F. Dcluiy. W. F. Moore. j. b. sexton
PANEL WaT Perez John GehnGF Ssc + Dman
FL pommer. l.. SommcrS. r. Demuc and Il. Bennett.
DETAILS OF TIE RACING.
FIRSr-RACE-A sweepstakes Of go each. for all ages
TO third Five furlongs.
St neaq Fl.
J. A. & A. II. NORRIS b. (. Correction. by
Hinyar-Mamio Gray yrs" n ~ % Out
G. T. Lcoch's blk Bellevue i, i2 :,,cs; II, q,
w 9. Day. ''h G. D''y y. a,isq 5t' ~
Trinity Trinity l lS2 dn .SIGSs 20 20 81
AirPan' D. i'o'''''''i Tlmc-i :os
s,c re- sS straight raid 81 3D. piece
Arplant nrt to make his appearance on the traS.
Then came Trinity Dasyrian the latter having Jimmie
Mclaughlin in the .addle lie Wa at once T'osh"'
and applaudcd by the vast assemblosc Ihef' "'''
several false breaks starter Rove dropped his nag
ON bad start Correction had fully two lengths the best
Of H. The MORT, mare wa. troubled She leo
all the way round, and won in epop 10y three hhRu'
pa vrian ran second place 10 the last sixteenth post
Fitzpa,rck then raised him ard secured the place Tor
Bellevue by length Dalsyrlan third Airplant wa
BADLY placed at the start
srCorD RACr-A Sweepstakes of $50 each, for
yearolds that never OF the value Of $500.
with 81 900 aGded which 500 ~ second and 800 10
s. n'''lq F.
nrtage Prs: en c?wan by ,R Rsyo9 50, L.,
sht d%ii saSic g. e. ~ rao pit ~ '"
wa,cott a. Campbdrs b. C. Acto. ~. ~:
Dr.. Ross. , qaamion u =
11it dai,o iI I1a hambeSi 0 io-i ii
Madrid io7 49,. ....(Sim.l Il q
M AsisS,t 20 rolt w. Mdgey % 10
1 hSaado nee colt IL ...... hcrs;% %
sykc'ton' liz Time .-iiA IL. H'' 'f'S''
SO g Two BIT piace aaii 49,
There fully haf hour wasted - The boys, who
refused 10 together Finally they "crr sent away
Struggling order with CoNsvan in front Of the 5unh
Sykes:on' rider caught mapping and h" Only gnlo'i
around after others. Blake appreciated his aiyanta-e
and at once drove C0Xsvlin stu further into t lead
lie led the badly s,rurqou Held by lengths the
nackstretch AID made it fou- the upper turn The
field began close IN HIN m the hone ueth. but.
under whip and spur front ard
by lcnrth. Two Bits finished strong and got the place
from Actor Is a length and a half pr Hoss. who
rext to the last tmeh on the backstretrh wa only
beaten head by Actor. The fractional tine was: ir-t
quarter. p half, 80: thrce-quarera II. and nile
In :i5ia.
THIRD RACE-THE EXPECTATION STAKES for two
vcarolds 800 each h. f. so II declared by April /.
1892 with 1880 added OF which $3.50 to -econd, and
$50 o third. Half mile.
81 n'''Iq F.
roxhall KGG9e's CHI. C. by ,, Tyrrnt,- n,
=. =. Ehrsts b. E. Lidscwoaa tDosscn. 81 q
ia LSu!t Goaids i18...~~--~FiiJ%trcns 81 81
Prime Tmpcrial. PlcEr,Iins9 81 70
iion, Ii5 LttefoldJ 81 q
NARROW. ILL.,. 'fu ,n ="
TiIc--0 :5Ol.
Nutualr-Pettio co' .t'1it pad S2S 80 place e2l 10;
Fhret's stable place 81 So
r,,ono was in front when flag fen but did not r.
1.-THE Proof Of
the Pudding
Is in the eating" and tho way