New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-17
g. u. Morrs's b. h. Judge Morrow. by
NaQabond- Moonlight, 3 llO d.. d.
Mutuals-Judgc Morrow straight paf Foo o. plac'
s21 IL Pe.sara place -3S 10. .,, no,
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Mutuals-Judgc Morrow straight paid $50 80, place
Fractional tmc-o %. O:'7 10 "a. 1He Is. oS''
PIcknckcr Reclarc Major Domo and Alan Pane were
wNhdrvwn. Judge Morfow's preliminary work was far
bettor Of any other horse in the roe" but the
public would nothing but Lonrstre"t. The DWyer
champlon came out in company Banquet and aceand
worked through the stretch In advance them but
seemed slug cish and unwilling. The going plainly da
not him. Pcsara moved with great 'aS' and freedom
and 20 did Russell who worked beside his stable com
rooon Key West Portrhesrr never looked btcr IN his
lie. Clarendon was evidently not quite ready. Fair
looked like ready money. Maidstone kinTmakef'
and George w. scarcely noticed Morrow was as
cortcd to the post by stable companion. and Nssll
likewi, refused 20 the sart Unattended FlirNiew
WAS i've minutes late the judges fined Matt Allen $50
for keeping tn OF the field waiting Mr. Rowe bdrd
his time a. usual and sent the hei away when he got
ready The start good could be desired a.
one man expressed IT, rife ball would have killed III
whole lot DosEott immediately rode Iorview to thc
front. and the colt quickly distlrcci the field
He ran the nrst quarter In 20 seconds, the
half in marvellous time Of q -. and
the ree.quorters in Ia. Thi- almost incrdb"
when 1t is remembered that the track dead and hold
ing At the three-quartcrs Fairycw led by five lengths
Loncstrcet, who had leen running head and bcsi with
Russell this point plainly In d'fcrte-. ond Ia a
little while began % drop back. Rncclond wss tagging
behind while Banquet. the other csnddlte o; NJ. j.
Dwycr battling ,anly with Pessara onf Judge Nor.
row. Knrmaker. w. Clarendon. 20 tcacstcF aad
Mcdstone never In the hunt Nearing the uppf
Morrow and Pcssafi Joined Russell and the tire"
GRADUALLY closed with lairvew. who firing fast. At
the nile post thoy caught him and when they turned n'o
the stretch he was cnoctuay beaten. Lonr.trect Wa
going back tat that the spectators lost sight u
him II j. said that Pc,-afa foul,d judge Morrow
pcatcdy On the turn but the statement f. not true. In
the stretch Russell looked certain WinLct and there
were loud cries Tor him. but az mile and eighth a.
reached h, limit and wss<n lnst1nt third place
both Morrow snd ic--nri passing lin. The race
was now rcduced 20 , match between thee Morrow
fl@ fiIr ~ IN
track Tho latter Tafa's ;rsibc bpr'
In toward Morrow and finally cio.c I, him that
'Mnior" Covinron could not whip with his right hand
without striking Nh. Waloo:t's colt This cau.ed MANY
persons /, imagine that Coyingon brailnc P,saia
head with the purpose Of Stopping him Tsrll
had bushes, going close - Morrow. The nn.,h
ives Close AID intensely exciting Morrow winning by a
head only. Russell thi;d. RAJ iand wors"
fourth. Tho best hof~e II TNfni had been
him he could have by dozen lengths. "Maior"
Coylncton Of ,nitl.ly 10 the .adGle When
Pssail coliaod Morrow the little fellow went all -
piece Long,:cC, wr,tched t-ffoinunce accounted
Tor by tn d.rI. cuppy cond,l,n o. tho track. MANY
people believed that IN I2htnng e.; by Fdniew
killed all the hoaNyweght..
FIFTH EAtIt-A selling sweepstakes ~ 500 each for
twoyci-old,. with 81 900 added % which 200
ond ana 100 to third. The winner 70 b. ,olI a.
ton fos 1900; Il for less. n allowed f.. each 300
down ~ OO0 Hslf mile.