New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
FAVORITES GO DOWN.
LIVELY RACING AT MORRIS PARK.

CORRECTION BEATS STONENELL~THE ANNIE f.
COLTS CHAMPAGNE :TAKEs.
The Columbian cecbpuon Nst not tnteriTa
soriousv with the Morris Park races yesterday, as
the attendance, which is never large at any COURSE
on Monday. OF generous proportions Inc co'-
tests were interesting, and some OF the hhlseS were
so close us 10 cause The blood TO leap through lhe
veins OF the most stoical spectators. There were
some unaccountahlc revcrsals OF FORM ana among
tho stewards much excitement, but the fine weather
NIT every one in excellent humor and small matters
we're overlooked.
Garrison was fined $3.50 for getting in trouble with
Colonel Frederick c. McLewee-an account OF wllch
i, no found el,ewhere-a Penn, Midgley and Blake
wore suspended by the starter Tor two days because
they we're unruly and troublesome at the post In the
eeth race CLAYTON, who rode GascOn TO victory in
the last race was suspended for the rest OF the season.
Foxhal Keene's against Hamilton resulted IN
the exoneraon Of the jockey the contracts proved
him 10 be technically in the right On liberal and
fair grounds he in the wrong The stewards
decided that Mr. keene could not forco ia'nl'oh u
ride his horses.
Correction, ridden by Taral easily defeated Stone
NELL the favorte at odds on, in the first race. CARR
son riding etonenell.
BANQUET In a hard drive for nearly half a mile,
won the second race.
McCaTerty rode Hugh Penny to victory in the tird
race 10 the surprise of nearly everybody.
The Champagne stakes, for two year-Olds. at seven
nrlongs went TO the Annie F. colt. who went TO the
post at 20 10 l, and was unbacked by hi, owners.
lie pulling up BY many isasnS rn ea me ir co
was unplaced, but it said he got off very badly,
being almost left at 1hS Odds won the fifth race
and Gascon the sixth.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-HANDlCAP; 81, 900 added. Five furcngs
81 Betting
LARA H. Morris's b. T. Correction, by
Himyar-Manne Grey, yls, IL ID, @ o,11n
M F. Dryers 'h C. S''H'ne' Garrison on : 10 Out
w,S spsir'. b. Il.:ca. s. I IS m5 SoF se-l 81
TcmfnsS5, 8 l25 (fi'4pa 'Sm,' 90 il
n iSs%2 81 81 III
White Rose. 8, no ,,,;: a Al (DOsgetp 2o-l C-l
Mutuals-cOn.cuon Straight SIC Co. place 50 S.
Stoneneli place, 81 10.
St Felix. Fairy. steve Estes. wah Jim. Versatile
Yemen Ben strome and Speculation were Withdrawn
Iizetta led down the hill and passed at the dip
by Correction who. remaining In front the rest OF ue
way won with ridiculous ease by length; eoohehe',
hard ridden for quarter of mile. second length ana
a half before I.zzetta. who beat ToImntor neck
s,onencu swerved slightly when pnched. aud seemed 10
have a slight collision with The Iroamaster
SECOND RACE-Light weight handicap; $1,000 ADDED.
one mile ana a quarter Inse''nsl
M a 3 3Hys'; ; h'2e iS;!S IL Out
D. A. q a. H. '4O'''' u CTarsD . 7-o S-5
H. L. hO'n"u vi" !" '''' (Dorgett) 3 al 3-5
rcran.o a 90 ....... . o.. (Keefe O..15-1 Al
Time 10.
Muuals-Banquet straight sll S. place sc o5; Russell
place $40.
Equity stonenell and Dundee did not start. All the
Jockeys had waiting orders Lepanto was forced TO MAKE
the running. little Keefe lying on his back dong his
utmost to prevent getting away IRON the
field. Russell ran second place Banquet thifd'
Sleipner last. way down the stretch Russell caIne
b. the front and seemed to have the race his mercy
Garrison began Jogging BANQUET looked dry and stale
ct stretch, and nogged him all the way
home BY superhuman powers he got him up at the
end and by neck Russell second, three lengths
before Slepner, who beat Lepanto a length
THIRD RACE-For dds, nonwiDners Of 81 600
81 900 added. Five furlongs
Betting.
St. Pr.