New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
THAT CHEAP COLT MORELLO
ONE OF THE BEST OF THE TWOYEAROLDS
AIRPLANr RUNS INTO THE FENCE-THE RACES
AT NORRIS PARK

be imagined In the two-year-old race MOrellO
strengthened all the good opinions that have been
expressed OF him by winning in the easiest possible
manner with 1o4 pounds In the saddle. Many turf
men look upon him as the best yOungStcr seen this
year and would back him eagerly against Don Alonzo,
Sir Walter. Dr. Rice any other animal OF his age
that has yet come out He has improved greatly on
his Gravesend form and runs like a true race
horse. lie may come 10 be the best horse sired by
EOlus not excepting Eole, st. Saviour, Eurus or
Eolian. And yet this fine colt changed hands at his
first sale for 800 When A. F. Van Ness bought him
for So, 900 he got treasure 1t Is pity that he has
very few, II any, stake engagements.
Michael F. Dwyer looked upon his colt Arplant as
certain winner Of the Throggs Neck Stakes, selling
affair for three year-olds at furongs, and In
tended TO back him heavily. But while exercising
before the race. Airplant bolted and ran into the
fence, injuring Kehoe. who riding him, badly, but
not dan gerOusly, and damaging himself that he
will not be able to for some time. Bets were
declared on and new books made. Zorlng then
the favorite and she won well in hand. Doncaster
was a strongly backed second choice and much money
was thrown away on this colt, who seems to belong
90 the Gloucester class. 1t is surprising that Green
b. Morris keeps such cat's-meat creatures as Don
caster Cerberls and Tom Tough IN his stable. Don
caster beaten for second place by Fagot.
Mr.. Galway's mare LivOOia is so heavy headed that
light weight boys cannot ride her properly Then, too.
perhaps she is better spnter than slayer. Second
choice In the betting and carrying 10Y pounds, she
walked of with the first under double pull.
Lavish ran second and Wah jim third. Dagonet
tho favorite although Elrod rode him. He led for
half mile and then collapsed entirely. Dagonet
closed last season brilliantly by winning the White
Plains Handicap with 1l9 pounds up. This year his
performances have been below common sellingplate
level. fremont must do better than this to gain
"a reputation sire.
Reckon won the second hard held. Little J.
Lamley did some queer riding Cleaning. His
mount could not have beaten Reckon, but she ought
to have been second II little Lamloy had displayed
ambition energy. His brother on Lepanto,
and little LAmey rode as II he were anxious that
Lepanto should second instead Of Cleaning, in
order to save some ones place bets on Lepanto. The
stewards ought 10 have investigated this but the
stewards at Morris Park not lVeeneyed.
Portchcster as If he ought to be in hospital
and not racetrack II is singular that his owner
Philip J. Dwyer, should little for his own
reputation and for the true interests of the turf
that he should start a horse in such condition. But
he dii the same thing with Prince Royal at Sleeps
head Bay last September. Mr. Dwyer is president OF
the Brooklyn Jockey Climb, member of the Board OF
Coltrol stakeholder in the Sullivan Corbett prize-fght
and a wealthy man. Can he not see that he must
lose in the esteem Of the general public and OF the
best men the turf If he does not take more care
TO the condition of his horses before he starts
theml surely nc would not permit James Corbett to
go into the ring halftTained and fl only for sick bed
he could help 1t. Why should he treat Portcester
with as much consideration as he would treat james
Corbett?
Jockey Taral told his friends that he would win
the fourth with Brown Beauty, and she made
strong favorite with Madrid second choice. Brown
Beauty ran away from the field and Madrid got
second place.
Why did the stewards fail to ebuke and punish
Lamley for pulling up With Magician before the
fifth race was nearly over and making no effort to
ride out for third place. Since third place betting
is sanctioned by the Board OF Control. every jockey
ought be compelled at all times to ride out for
third place. Otherwise the birthplace bettors are
The betting against Arab for the stxh race s
81 start H a T e 70 con 70 be obnd f %ss
highly significant. No inquiries were made by the |
ertie D. won easily with Count second II bergen
had not waited too long with Bewood. he would have
gained secod place.
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RACE-For all that have run and not at
thi. meeting sweepstakes Of SO each. with s1oo
added Six furlongs.
s. betting f.
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Mutna,s-Iivonia strieht paid SIG 25, place IS 90;
Lavish place $40 20.
Treste and Portchester were withdrawn When the
fed came around the turn the Of the hill in fun
view of the grand stand Dogonet. on the inside was
leading with Alcadc and Lavish in close attendance.
while Iivonla was last. Nj. Galwey's nly, without
hurry or hustle through inside the las; furone and
won in q common canter BY length; Lavish, whipped
,ut second three lengths before wah jim. who beat
slolde length. Dagonet, poorly ridden gave up the
struggle the last furlong and finished far back
Tom Hayes tried over the fence
SECOND RACE-IIandcap sweepstakes Of $50 each WIN
81 ,250 added One mile
s. Betting IN.
J. A. Morris. CHI =, R ;;!,9sd.1 sTE Gu.
W 6 P'ly Dr. C. Lel'n'o = d 1913 G9y; Cd Go
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Naturalization straight paid si 4o place SO 60; lie
Ieranto led to the head Of the homesnetch. where
,eckon passed him. Coming under pull the "irpn
oare' won as she pleased three lengths; Lepanto
fter lively tusse with Cleaning second. length be-
ore Cleaning. Portcheser in difficulties all the way
IN the stretch he swerved badly and finished far back
THIRD RACE-THROG(?S NECK STAKES, for three
year.ods. sweepstakes OF $50 each, with $3.50
added. The winner to be sold at auction Closed
January T. 1892, with 81 nominations Seven furlongs
ST. ne'''1 r.
zs,, pwTs5 S sSa,f b. ,d s Solns by
". C. P.s,. = r.qp 10. aa; S%;' i 90 sS3s
Green b. Moiriss b. c. Dolcaster l0f... |
ssms.;e 5 70. 10, %sssS 81 q
Manufacturing straight paid SO 80, place 81 90
Tagot place $4 80.
In his preliminary cantr Airplant jumped the rail and
into the fence hurting himself and his rider
er.ously withdraw. and twenty minutes were
yiven for Fago. set the pocc for the Held
md Zoalinp the front in tie Inst :urong and won
n the easiest possible by length. Fagot second
wo lengths before Doncastcr. who beat Remorse two
gths Airpah the favorlte in the opening betting
FOURTH RACE-For nles three years old. non.winncrs
q 81 900 time. sweepstakes Of 500 each,
eth 81 900 added Five and a half furlones.