New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
1oNGSrREET CAN, STILL, WIN.
,,or VET TO BE LAID UPON The SHELF.
IN Trims THE TABLES on JUDGE MORROW AT
GRAVESEND.

GRAvEsEND.
The Board OF Control has done much good on 'i'e
.f II cannot afford to let the bookmakers make
,,hi,g stock OF IT, The Board adopted posiuNo
-, last year. requiring bookmakerS to lay odds against
TUE u, when owners star, more than one horse
~" =, e,cbty seven booknakers In the ring at Graves
sua yesterday not more than half a dozen offered
90. oads against Michael F. Dryers stable IN the
=. lanes Hotel stakes All but the half-dozen put
eoucs against tho individual entries only. The
,ard must sink into derison and contempt unless IL
torces It's rules. This rule about betting IS JUST
rd popnlar one. II Is general In the west. me
ocecoinc public wants it and needs IT, II IS neces
sarv for the protection OF the racing masses. fcW
bncs on the turf offer strong temptations TO deceit
,rickery and fraud the system OF betting against
Individual entries and not against stables
Thru. horses ran In the st James lotel N'aHoS
a. a mile and a quarter. Judge NOTION i""sS"eo'
ns Raceland Michael F. Dwyer declared to win WIN
Ioncstreet who I'd len by Taral. while McLaus"n
had the mount on Raceland. Judge Morrows Nc'Vr!
In the BROOKLYN Handicap made MN the P'p""'
f.vorite but when Mr.. Dwyer sent mo 'ne ri"s
hrdsomc commission on Iongstreet the booknahers
e.,ad II IN 10 and even to against Judge Morro"'
although Mt the outset they had given Only " ''
But even after Mr. Dryers commission "'' p"' va
IL was always easy 10 get goOd De'u"e 's o
street The bookmakers and most OF the SPeo."'o''
Called 70 take sufficient account of the fact that Judge
MOPrOW
each. while in the Brooklyn Handicap 'nose No'ro"
c,rr,ed only 116 pounds TO Longstreets 10 an
advance of ten pounds often makes great hiueehoe'
Mclaughlin went of and set the pace with Rac"
land while Taral carefully humored Longstreet e'uhs
him move along at his own pace Demhd judge "oi
row. When the first three-aharters OF mile hnu
hcen nun. Judge Morrow gained rapidly on Raceand
and the old gelding was beaten and ont OF the
race Tanl called gently on LongSt~e' "h'n
p.cs,ond retired and an the lower turn. three i'r
longs from the end Longs.rset got on almost even
terms with Judge Morrow. The partsans OF Long
street Logan TO shout for they felt sure tia' ia'"
would outrde little Major Cov'ngon at the hhish
Coyincton allowed the Judge to run very wineN /"
entering the homcstretch, carrying Lohss'feet ia'
out, Taral rode vigorously all the way up ''e
bomestrctch but bore himself If he felt comment
., y,c,orx. Ionrstreet won with something In hand
Indigo Morrow second and Raceand far behind The
fine was good for such track-2;l2
II was a muddy, sticky, clingins track al'er '''o
heavy rains So In spite OF all dehlhS. LohSsu.e'
can run on a muddy track. But every one VIM
saw his fpe trial in mud and rain at jerome I"rH
last summer before lie defeated Iennv AT Hior'''
Park ,new that at cerein times, at least. he could
show plenty of speed In mud. 1t seems an obvious
inference from the yesterday That the TWO races
,r +be prooklvn mud Brookdae Handcaps were high-
,r beneficial TO Longstreei Evidently his hurH'N
urepara,,on for the Brooklyn had not made mm
" cherry ripe, as the racing phrase goes ia'"'
riding seems 70 suit the horse exactly Iara' Is -
cool and calm yet masterfu that the son OF Long
fellow did well under him.
Eincs,on ran as II short OF work In the hrst race
., milo lie was second choice In the bettins, since
I, was the general opinion that he was not yet reau!
TO- race Hence Leonawell WAS the iavoiiie.
Kingston got up to Lsonawel In the homesue"n' o"'
coud not maintain his speed, because OF lack OF oo'
dp,on. and Ieonawe won under the whip In the $40"
time of As ID.
only half trained. lie lost valuable trainer "heh
Wheeler lief, him. Lepano led the betting on III.
s,cond raca and led in the run until he coiiapSe'
completely in the homestretch, ana failed 10 ee'
place Most Of the people present strangely over
looked Bellevues form last year and this sphe lie
g. horse Of higher class than Lepanto's. and he won
the race I'm q common cantcG. George w. was seTou'
C,s4away third anG Lepanto last
John 4. Morris At the track ana before uic
third 1ace sold his two ye0r-Oi colt Mertment ior
s3 900 10 Gutenberg man named Gibbons. AS lhe
colt had been entered In the race In Tie name u 'he
Mornses of course he was permitted 10 rum anu INC
supporters of winter racing can get no c"soon o"
n, that fact Most turfmen thought that Mr.. MOTIFS
sold the colt too cheaply as IN these o'3S aug WV
vearold colt capable Of winning race can gain ma!
.hn,,ras ~ dollars for his owner. Nermcnt showed
speed last week in the mud and ran away I1o'h DE
acld Yesterday he was seadfast favori'e' o"'
Norc1o who had won two race al "hsh"s'o"' vs.
a strong second choice although J. was icP'i'oN wa
Moreo had not received sufficient Work since Nv le''
Tho National Capital. sIoreo sent Merriment t" INC
whip at the finish, but th" iaVOr'e sPI""s ~ '
from the stroke TO win easily.
In the Nth race betting men fell into an error INC
tba, which they committed in the second race WIZ"
Bellevue and Lepsnto Although Pmip D. D"H0,
colt Temple had exhibited some form iist year, !"
wa, neglected. and tia, Orensiv"y ramed cr'''"'
Ton, TOUGH was backed as If his success were Il wi
ta,ntv. Tom Tough ran miscrably, and came III
,aa ,h,,, He is a fit stable companion 70 CcrbeTns
II ,s understood that CerieruS received MS name w
couse he i, SUCH an Internal dog. Tempe "oh INV
rare in a callop Julio second. Airshait started ou
Ind no speed. Michael f. Dryers pair OF Ne'''d'o'
colts Airplant and .ii'shaii, Won Stakes l"S' 49,
IN 10 ,d, date neither has betrayed even low selling
Inc oacrer, Of the faycrre, Wa'co,'' were %,
pleased with lit t rGls i ' rc win Waco
exdInc ali tie way and winning bF many iem -,
in the same way Yesterday, as he a2n:n had nSh
wci.lf up only 10 pounds l,ut diuivish i;ll"vncl
ilene 9 most os' Of The Held passed him and wacot vas
cu o and nere.el with AT every nro ana pocIe'eo
sSs la last ''i fur.oGs post ana lleacds finish
was weak and 'pT1e's oos, Ms'' c,o,c r6" and
4 Tara Lad been his back YESTERDAY. 81 any nrlns
dashinc pucky rdcr i L. hard to see oN he 'ouid
haze lost Vow or Never. HIDDEN by Bergen. won
Sg,s ~ ,rosI margin. ST. James. LONG out side
odd was second ana W. c. Dar's Count vas thirl.
This was selling race. and all sort, Of queer thing
happep In selling races. still. II y. McCaithN dtSil-'
10 zen On good terms with The Eoari Of Controi; ne
orcht ucxt tirc T. be less backward with Ealyh0o.
rhe imported Gly Fauycte, dalehcc a 'hopc,tc'
dam Of (ih,torphinc IS % lame thai she cal imili
stsnd Tauve'c = In the all scarlet stable. The list
a ;amcncs,cS break downs and ishae oil all Sj1s u
heres i unusually extensive TIL, spring
che attendance 1T Graves M Nest-id1y was cAcei
lent ard The port ENTERTAINED and dclghtc1 W"
.nccta,or, The c9mnc-Out Of tie san in ~plcndlr
atout 2 o'clock WAS hailed with enthusiasm. il h
uIneccs ,sry - remark that the san WAS stranger
DETAILS CT THE CONTESTS.
rIRsT RACE-A sweepstakes q 500 each FOR all ages
wen 81 600 added Of which 5000 TO second and to0 u
third Winner Of a single race in 1892 to carly . u
extra; Of two H. ono nile.
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