New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
LADY VIOLET'S SUCCESS.
SHE WON THE GREAT EASTERN HANDICAP.
SIR FRANCIS CAPTURED SECOND MONEY AND
nov AIONzo WAS THIRD.

SIR FRANCIS CAPTURED SECOND MONEY AND
Doy ALoNzo WAS THIRD
The closing day Of the autumn meeting OF 'he
Coney Island Jockey Club at shccrsh'ad bay was
as pleasant as september could possibly supply anu
n September day IN this part Of the couh'fS "ne"
afr and sky and are IN accord Is NJ "s''"''e
AZ any day in the year. generous e9herihe VI
gnectotors saw the final contests OF 1892 AZ mis-
onu.s. rho snocuIation In the ring carried on
With marked activity and briskncss. Mr.. Belmont
and his trainer on second thought decided 10 START
LADY Violet In the Great Eastern liahd'"P ioi WV
wear ODDS although She carried 10 Eou'"S' ~"
mlrahlv ridden ty Garrison she won the PRIV S""ps
hocaus. Don Alonzo was defeated by HIS own stable
comnanion Sir Francis. No declaration WIS "'"e Wy
mo Fhret stable but ar Francis could have captured
tho race II Narvacz had not hestated ana almost
hailed I'm his efforts, thinking that Don Aionzo hhe''
got M This mce between Don Alonbo ''uuen 10y
TaraD and Sir Francis ridden by Narvaez,>pon o'i'
from the same stable was very odn amir anu mo,
,,orit exhaustive analysis Mt some future UNIV, -
ro, Alamo had not started Sir Francis wouio nave
won the Great Eastern Handicap. II Sir fIanch Nu
90. started Don Alonzo Would have been The VICTOR
po,b started and Lady Violet was hrst ri tue i"'''
Garrison rode Lady Violet brilliantly. but ne rode
Montana in the May flower Handicap Ike ounce VII"
n FOOLS cap on hi5 head. That WIS MI "'.'" -
eyc,,sabe race and one that ought 10 nave Wv" u"
vestiCattd thoroughly. Hafrlsoh ms "0'" 49,.
long fine Uc ought in these days TO kno" inc oi,.e'
ncn h.,,roon q hawk and a htrnshaw. especially wheh
h mind T., IN nor nor west. (see william ShaheepeareS
NAV Of Hamlet. All the Jockeys III the 9h' ho"rr
Handicap appeared TO have waiting oruerS' i'o
Nas that Montana the Suburban winner IN lo"- e','
in third in the contemplate time OF 2'Z' or "',o
ava ,h,.e t,ilongs. slcipner won the race. with
Lizzie second That sott Of rh'hR ""a '''H, 'o' Va
aco vu not encourage people to go 10 the race
,,ob. hereafter The Mayhower Handicap was an eN-
,-eneIv unpleasant affair Everybody VINO knows ""!
,hinc about the turf knows that Marcus Day wan"
b,s horses 10 win, and DOESN'T want any "''"'
nracti.cd With them. Every T1cing man VII" S"" w
,vav I'm which Montana was ridden In inc NaSnoN
Handicap knows exactly what TO thhh oi '"'' sui Va
riding. a., cathode
And 90 every one who has ever studied the mc'hooa
. ,,o-,co, ,ocleys knows precisely what 70 thnk
- tho rid,nc OF Cleaning In the last race Mr. fo'
,ansbee was ct the cOurse Yesterday ana Nv INV
posltive orders to Fitzpatrick 10 go 10 Inv ''o"
CLEANING and stay therc rs long AZ Il" c"ua' UT
rollanslce Is nm honorable gentleman WHO races ho'
., win and never has any other object or purpo'' IN
view IFS Jockey did not obey orders. and rode "ioa'h
ting in N manner that not AT all 10 his credit, IL
"a time for Fitzpatrick 10 return to s'eep"ohASe fius
~ ne cannot rde better races Than he ms nun'n
reccntly On Cleaning or Buenos Ayres. sn'h per
formsnces Us his last two races on that mare SINE"
rank 10 heaven -,
-, ,h needing J. J. Fakins was called before The
Ioarl az Control for some perfectly proIcr ana lus'
fable criticisms Of the amazing riding OF That OK
,raordluary Jockey Sims. The boau 'erms 10 %
extremely anxions 10 give films clean Dill oi
health In this undertaking tho boafu has assumed
a very large contract. II the members oil mat
hoard propose to keep Sims whitcwashcd they Will
need very large pan MI" 'ei' 40 ' w"
santly on hand