New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16
RACING AT GRAVESEND.
TWO FAvORITES OUT OF SIX WON.
roxHALL KEEyE's COLoRs WERE TWICE IN

The Board OF Control has gwen sihis 'he Jo'N'S'
fine certificate Of good conduct and has sent forth 10
| = world which is growing sceptical daily rs 70
the good faith and honesty Of great deal oil 'he r's
that Is carried on over the various racecours Vi ''
| country the following remarkable delivrr'ihce'
Tho BOARD takes occasion 10 censure any person
making indlscriminae charges IN amy rnIn"rs. or
Jockeys which, based only on smsEeroh o Tf reing but
render the offenders liable to be ruled OH 'he
This same Board Of Control that Is so Sohci'oS Ior
% the welfare Of racing" has granted h'ehses " ''
ain trainers and Jockeys that have been eNp'eu u''
,ce tracks for fraud, and II has permitted men Oh ~
most osIous careers and regulations men WHO hhu e
smell Of Jail about their garments TO race horS' vi
tbe tracks under its supervision 1t allows p''unS
bootb exclusively for women TO be set up Ill VI"
GRIND stand of the Brooklyn Jockey Cino' one vi VI"
most offensive and dlsrcputabe actions winch any 'o
sp,cuous Jockey club In this part OF the country nS
vet committed. II Is pity that 'h's 'N"'"''
anxiety for "the welfare OF racing ooes ho. -
IN the suppression OF the practice. altogether 700 o
49, ,nan, cor,o,n owners OF starting horses IN
races with the expectation that the pubhc VIII uc'
on those horses, while the owners KNOW "'''' Wv
horses will not win, either because my " ,
condition TO run or because they are rddeh py 'U'
potent stablc-boys purpOsely selected W ri'' " AZ
canso thc owners know that these boys have noo u''
,,, ,ocosor for winning And as little Willie sims
,orv eounters along hereafter on some horse ao'"t
who's. chances I'm "A race he feels no anxiety lie can
dreamily solace himself with visions OF 'ne YIN
ROBBED angels Of the Board OF 'ohro' cav" 80
cleaning halo his brows, smiling upon HIS S'"
and Reckoning him with soft, spotle%s hands to come
up higher 49,. ,,,
Tbo r,c,po Yesterday was we'll attended, but lew
~ IN. horses that ran were OF high class, ana the
speculation was not heavy. FoXhall heehc WI" u'
first two races with Speculation formerly KNOW" "S
the Alclna colt and Candelabra. Recaie II s'lo"s
fuvorte In the first race. was unphccd' '"c -
miserable carcaturc OF her former sell. Spec"'"uon
won easy with Key West second AMI hlhg 'Fao
third The unfortunate King Grab Is now owned by
W. C. Winter who Is certainly severe upon the ven
cradle wreck lie started the horse In The Iist r''c
also In that King Crab was unplaced.
Narvaez threw away two for the Ehrct stable
Every Intelligent owner, trainer and Jockey WHO Oh
served the two races agreed in that opinion II
Narvaez possessed any judgment Of pace or ap'IV
To use a horses speed to advantage he must nave
won the second race with Fairy. The mare was con
ccding weight TO every other starter. but NarVaH n
wisely took her out In the front, Kept h'r III NV
heaviest and worst part OF the track raced h'r all te
way against the ng.dly weighted tandelabia c'Hu
NOT help her at the finish and was beaten talry
has proved her ability TO come up from behind ana
win I'm many races she has n fine burst Of speed
In the homcstretch. 1t was all right 10 20 out with
her against such dashlng sprintes rs Kingston ana
Dr.. IIasbrOucl nj Shcep,hcad Bay Tor she was re-
ccving weight from them, and only by gong ou'
size could have any chance with them Bnt wien she
was carrying the highest weight and oonc'dnig
weight TO Caudeabii aud the others that sh' met
Yesterday It was foolish 70 90 out ana nnn "a. an
unnecessarily strong pace with her on "a NAV, r ,aIs
,,oiC Ktmr,nv =, cond Taral rode Lconawcn
Was wei IN The lead IN the h"meatreoh. bat the
There were twcnty-one eniiicS In the fourth rare.
ought 10 have been divided. seven wcf" "ltidrIwh
and fourteen ran. Fourteen were too many Tor III,
.ftHf A.
thr fourteen were hotblooded. nervous youngst'rs.
Many breaks occurred. and ihc starr was sei y,
his work and many shrevd trainers aud Speculate,
backed him. lie got OH very badly IN a very D.u
his ground quickly. Then becoming Hurried;
wild and half crazy, he whipped sam Weller aIoHn!
the race I'm which whip. NarvacL never can lod np
a rrses head and whip him at the same time, ana
never 10 have u whip. When be stopped whipping
and rode the cot sam Weller gained very SW lilly
Isoundlcss winning the lace. with the CIRCLE colt
PaIvcnuc had The easiest Of Victories IN The arm
race at a mile lie was naturally the m'oHt at
strong ODDS Oh. Julien ran second.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RAcEFor treeyear olds and upward which have
not 81 600 this clio zach. $1,000 sdif one
"'''' s. T."l' F.
F'y sis1e,s Mi:ee; s1 & VS.! s' 50
"sI.~n,,,n,. , x.v w., YidffIgjl 81 -
- "' lKoertorl . SOL 81
W. c. Winters Dr 9. King Crab asrt tn rs %, =,
Eecpre. 7...g GH,l I S1oeIG 99 s2p
T. T. j Ry 100 oar ',' s ii
EelIa D. o. s7.'"'. Nm, a. N''''' wv
Mutua--specuatlon straight paid s24 TO- place sio %
Homer King Mac. Non,ad MonoIol-t aud Mary stone
were Withdrawn Speculation and Key West made the
running together for furonRs, when the former
camo away and rather easily by two lengths; hey
hcnd
Reclarc half length lily by 10 badly that an eN
panatlon was asked Of Mr.. McCarcrty by the judges
Ills statements entirely satisfactory, leaving no sns
pcion Of fraud.
SECOND RACE-Handicap, $50 eaeh' SLOW adu'd ohe
mile and sixteenth.
s. pc'lp F.
F. S q FG4t, g. y' g J. 10 Nss s. ''S
" Lakeland Dr. c wilc L. I SS lss,; l2-, 81
M Hoqac nEV5 100 I4@6cy 4o-i 10
sf AfGSF 8. 80 Our I;a.,, q (liu'''5 30 81
Candeabra straight I"ld s2i 80 place - %
Fairy place ~ 80 49,. ,,
reserved for the nth race Cundclabra and Fairy raced
together far and at the beginning OF The last
quarter whipping. Fury ufed bauy anu was
ap,arently beaten Candcaba also faint and weary
BUMPED against her. Mldgley pulled him oil, but IA
few seconds he swerved against Fairy again tandenbt'
then came away and cleyerly by half length FAIRY
.econi lengths before Willie H. who beat MISS DN'
u head. ~"
THIRD RACE-THE FULTON STAKES for hrceyear.
olds. 400 each 5000 added. Ono mile and quarter
Betting
bt. FL
0. A. Jones g. Cos b. c. Ic.uawe, by ~.
Rancoeas Stables br. c. Ks.,rrv ..tSlmy2 81 l-2
j. r. Pepper Co.'S br. c. E'-t Brand, No
Charadc, Bergenj 81 Il
Time l2I2.
Mut.alsLeonawell straight 81 30. place So Kilkenny
place r6 s5
would have covered field Of four Lcay AL the way
they ran closely together Fest Brand led for half