New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
THE RACES AT JENNINGS
J. A. MORRIS GETS NOTHING AFTER ALL
BONNIE ROSE FILLY. DALsYRIAN, ISAAC LEWIS.
ST. MARK AND FRONTEXAC THE WINNERS. I
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Washington, April 26.-oeyeral prominent horso,
owners in New-loIk and Brooklyn who intended com.
ing hero with ther stable, declined at the last
moment 10 d. 50 becau.e they aid the programme
was such as would give every purse and sweepstakes
10 the hose. Of John 4. Morri, W. =. Jennings and
". p. Birch The common opinion was that Mr..
Morris would capture nearly everything and tho
others get only the crumbs. Jeunng, and Burch have
done well enough, but nothing IA, fallen 10 the
All scarlet This IS the stringet feature o.
the meeting ut Bennin-s, and II IS not understood by
the public WyndAam Walden came over to-day from
the Maryland farm and said trait nj his horses were
backward on account Of the wrctched condition Of
the ranlngtach. which had prevented thorough
windt,up Of the -trfnc. III, representatives here
were. he declared only few that he had weeded QUE
Of TIE stable and int.ndcd TO sell.
IN the first race today the imported FLY, INona. by
Gallaid, ont OF Hone. WAS Uunded all over the
ring good thing by the oyerwise public, while
the stable had only S25 on her She went to the
post an oven-money fvohte. did her best and finished
second to NJ. Burchs FLY by Fausts. out Of Bonnie
Rose who won in the easiest possible manner with
little Mldgey in the addle. \ select party, headed
ty popular New York publisher went down The
line Of 1Ook-maker- betting 500 at lick on her.
cutting her price quickly from 10 l to to !, ana
her success caused considerable hHv0c In the ring.
IL IS said that the publisher In question is the real
Of the FLY. II such be the case there may
turn up an Investigation the rules Of racing re-
quire. Orlando Jones's Charcoal was a good third
W. b. Jennings's friends, in the know sent the
poorooms throughout the country $500 on his
lilly Luella i, in the second race, but she diSap
pointed them. She the post favoite at . 10 D.
ran we'll and finished second to W. c. Days Daisy
rian, who led from start to finish and won rather
cleverly under pressure. Dalsyfian opened at 10 l
and backed down TO to BY the clever men
on the course. Blackburn. at . to ;. ran third
The handicap nj mile went to Isaac Lewis an
Is 10 | shot Key West warm favorite. but in
the race showed himself TO lie still short OF work.
Ills trainer regarded hlm certain winner and adj
ysed his neuds TO back him. lie ought to be good
enough to win his IcNt race I'm any company. Lit
tlcfed rode with energy, but had 10 be satisfied with
second place. Lcpano was a good third and VIII
soon DO 20 back ANDY Mccarthy was seen In the
saddle again in this race and was closely watched
by the Judges. who were not any too wei pleased
with his riding OF Mr. sass. lie said that he Il
peccd To have a license from the Board OF Control
In Il week or Two. Well. be- won't Gt 1t If he isn't
exceedingly careful The Washington Jockey Oluo
had received no adyices concerning him and he Vas
permitted to lido on probation.
J. d, Longs Emblem va, looked on rs " lead PIPE
cinch8 IN the fourth race and The entire betting La
tcruity invested hi, chances. sending nm out
lively favolltr The others at LONG prices. Tie
tween 81 Marx with Lnteaeh up. and fde1' ridden
ly Iamblev Fdclp hai the rail and was leading,
while st. Marx under a drive AL The way down tue
stretch gradually crcpt up till the two were almost
head ana head at the sixteenth post There WAS soho
ip,lu- as both horses Were tired and inclined 10 'An
on ,cn other. u was not clear when WI, mo-, ~
fault bat Lamhley suddenly quit ild!E ana pIId
up While ~. Marx came AID wOn FMeiiO sccOild
Emblem third. LanDcy claimed ioul aHs'ftih5
h1f ne was crowded into The tncc, but when asked
II bis Icc scraped Tie rail al That it did not LiiIle
g. .fts-f
ltd,lc who was beaten wncn - Marx got DeH'ac nin
The horse, were placed H> tl'y hIA>icd H. ny
Carrcn IT,, several thousand dollars on st. NA'A
Who opened AT e. !. -, ,..,,o =,
The last race wsut to Frontenac. the iAvorite. AZ
: To D. ceycriy ridden by littcield \ good Jockey
on Eric would have COTTON the cid shutter hoii1 IN
front a, he wns five pounds the best horse IN INC race
bender flct 10 urge him to nj, best sped yet ne was
beaten only nose. Cyuo>urc Who oprhl laNofto
but went back In me betting, was close tniw. VI
The upper turn he f,ulcd Margcra, Who lost four or
i've l'nsths. which N" never could make mp. , -.
All IN ali il was an interesting and asIc' able day
sport The weather bright and warm the attend,
criticism, and the management ",s W.nuuI q na~ NV.
several NGw York hOr>emcn arrived among them sago
old Green Mor'' TG m %a, iii Was lin viii s
ont 10 see the gcntirmens stccDlccla-c.
Here arr the entries for to-morrow n,..,,...
Ii2: Logan. 100: Bolcno. lo9. 800
Second receive nrIon% selling Mary B., 10;
Garrctt. los each: Fora, lO2: Mary 7. lO1
Third rncc-Nlc and one sixteenth. Pather. III,
Geors, W. 1913; Roquefort, l04; Thorndale, 100;
MI no unit rcc-IIal mile. selling. Hiram 49, Ihona.
III: Expensive. 100; CmSwen and Lew, lo2 EACH
Tiith ric,-Mie. selling La'Nilmont. Ballyhoo. ITO
each; Abscondcr. 81 Kuickra.k filly, ST. .,,.,o,
.ixth uncc-steepcch. 9 for hunters; Sentleln,n
ydcrs Fcurte 100: Nnt,hez, Arab, Dick, Barney
Alliance. Reckless 80 each.
Weather clear. Track fast.