New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20
YORKVILLE BELLE BEATEN.
UyPLAcED IN THE OCEAN VIEW STAKES.
sroNENELL THE ONLY FAvoRITE SUCCESSFUL Al
GRNYESEND.

STONENELL THE ONLY FAvORITE SUCCb>ofoN ~
GR>vEsEND.
The defeat OF Yorkvic Belle in the ocean WV
Stakes by Rex, Fideio and Lconaweh wa" -
surprising incident OF the racing at GraV'sehu 20
day she was very heavily backed by all INC io'~"
ers OF the Ehret Stable and By thcr "'e'iu -
loofing WE'LL but after waiting in the rear WIN A.o
well for six furlongs she refused 10 ca'e nan"
after the leaders. She WINS suffering from maiaus
common TO mares In the spring anu NV
TO them I'm the hot days OF autumn $3.50 s
S..,sreu easily won the first race Ella seconu'
Chc.apeake third. Chesapeahe's ahmes arc !"
wre,chcd condition and he IS almost nnht 10 '''..
Diob,o wos beaten In the second RICE BY count.
pr.nco Gaorce,s defeat in the fifth race was que
IN Ii,tIefelds bunglng. He ran the coit h''" t'
eser pocket and never could get him through Nho
e,d an the bomestretoh reached. In ue ias'
tnrlong and half Prince George made up ne'HN
a dozen lengths and finished a fair second h'm"'onS
led all the way In this race.
ON the opening day OF this meeting this same
Prince George ran away from Ajax ana Lazy Vioie'
In tbe Prospect Stakes Then he was ridden by 1hi1i'
, 900, oa ou,clklv with him and held the lead all
tho wsv There is some difference between the
riding OF Tarv and the riding OF Ltuefeld as rue'
II ItteHeM had been half awake at the start Ees'er
day and had got OFF with the others pnnee "eoree
might have the race bu' 'nis "'e ""s
81 OoObandIcap with 500 added money for the hrst
more than $4,000, with nearly $500 10 te "'nhe''
fcnbaps Jockeys are not expected to be as wac
awake to win 500 for employer as to win 8z'ooo
on the open,ng day. W. c. DAILY bet A. ). 1ayher
800 that Prince George would defeat Lazy Nioie''
Yesterdays race only small handicap ana 'here
are some big handicaps for twoyenrods vet 10 come
In which Prince George Is entered 1t Is not known
whether or not Mr. DAILY bet with anybody that Prhce
Cearce wOuld outrun any horse yesterday
Fred Taral gallopcd of with the last race, going
the mile In 1 Al "a. The McCaferty party piu"e'u
heavily on him and reaped handsome rc""'"'
The bookmakers we're strangely liberal In laying as
much ss $40 at the opening against this horse
who runs well In almost all OF hls races.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
r,nsr KAOL,-sl 600 added, special weights Five and
1-' g. ss''infE; Fl.
'S a. io 40 out
j. E McDonsid's CHI g CHESAPEAKE g. liG - -
I IsGIs o. car OBJ, MdFsy al
Laughing Water g. 9s iimc- 81; .'"'0e''
Acknowledgement straight 81 49, rlace 20 eo' Ill"
p' n,gone, Rem s.rome and wacott wae withdrawn
Stonenell led to hn!sh ana won IN co"'no
canter by thrceeusrters Of lcrgu Ella seeo"u, a
before Chesapeake who TormentOr lengu ana hi
SECOND RACr,-Handicap. $1,000 added ono mile
and '''''HS' 81 se'a"g
w. c. Days b. c. Count. by Scnsaton- =,
w. As51s 6 sls e. b. h. DI'6l1 $' 10
c. walkers b. h. Now Never, asSa i0; 81 a.
-, c.u,.r . os .(A. CLAYTON 0 al -
i TSsish Lady. 5. 100 lcor Ioil lBryant 2o-l
Helen Rose A. los ;.:c..;;' :, ;S o'hs'0'''
Mutuals-Count straight 81 IS, place s4 70 D's"0
place. $40 TO- - ,o ,,,
Van Buren, was witddrawn. Diabo took up inc run I
ming at the start end showed the way for MIC 'o.
Garter and Heien sternated In second pace ~u Nv
the head OF the stretch both were beaten. Count te
come after pispo and passing him near tile hnish WOO
cleve,ly by neck; Dabo length before Now or Never
who heat Joe Carter o length and a half
THIRD RAcE-For madens, 81 900 added Six furlones
A''AA'~ BettiEc.
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