New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
A oIJIETDAY AT GRAVESEND.
rrw HORSES OF REPUTATION RUN.

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lose gathering. As four favortes failed. the book
.lers prospered King Crab, Tom Tough and some
oibcr horses exhibited amazing reversals OF recent
firm whle several Of the Jockeys in the last race
acted like imps al the post stevenson wiliuy
,noiled % many good starts that he ought 10 have
hcen suspended for month Mt least Mr.. Rowe IS
tr TOO lax with rbcllous Jockeys. such boys ought
n infer severe penalties. II imposition upon
he thousands of spectators permit this boy steven
son TO delay them all long while he purpoSely
spoiled starts. Mr. Rowe will make n failure as
s,arter II he docs not take rigorous measures with
such boys stevenson. some OF The other Jockeys
In this rode II the acton OF the judges Is siis
rendng Bender Indefinitely for his peculiar riding oil
Leonawel had teTrors for them. II all the horses
in that race were ridden to orders Of those orders
must veAbeen fearully and wonderfully oontrved'
fragrance of jobs and otor Of corpses filled the
air.
Fairy was an odd$on favoritc in the first race
and WALKED in. MaScrOde's victory IN the
second race was almost MS easy. Warsaw led
in the betting on the third race DuV
came In unplaced. Sir Richard. Mischh
and Iiona made n close finish Magician was the
fastest animal In the race. and would have won
easily II Narvaez had not unwiSey taken MIN TO the
extreme outside of the track. close to the judges
stand He thus lost much ground. but most of the
spectators thought, nevertheless, that Magician had
won. The judges, however gave first place to Sir
Richard second 10 Magician, and third TO 1lona.
Magician came from Mr.. Wtherss farm. He Is by
Tncas out OF Necromancy and II full brother 10
sorcerer. Lt;lefeld stil disabled from riding
by the effects of his fall Thursday. and poor little
Penn on loHa OF course. that settled her
chances.
King Crab was ridden by Tara in the Myrtle stakes.
but ran as II he had lost his speed since his recent
victory. 1t is strange how horses do sometimes lose
speed with startling suddeGness. while they regain
1t at other times with amazing swiftness. Port
ches the most vicious OF rogues. caused great
trouble at the post. and would not try IN the run.
II is pity II this colts temper is ruined. for some
Of his races last year creditable. But so were
some OF Madstone's while both Porchestcr and Mad
stone have been practically worthless up 10 date In
1882 Lowlander was we'll backed In the Mvrile.
and won handsomely, May Win getting second place
Tom Tough's previous at this meeting had
been but h. carried arr of hs ed ran a
very p9Gpig wesnown puncer had unpounded con.
fdence in Fdelio in the last race. and fideio was
the victor after neXcusable and eXasperating DELAY
h L. sbS Perhaps 1siP was not Lambevs fault but
certainly barefoot did not run within ten ppnnos d %
lin. When thinks over all OF Lambley'S ridine
and reflects upon the reputation and eareer 81 ms
that the trail Of the Uncle Bin serpent Is still oyer
him Mr. Fcansbee's Dr.. Ross had many friends but
his running dep.orable.
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RACFA sweepstakes Of $50 each fer threeyear
ods and upward that have run and not won at this
meeting; with ~ 600 added. OF which $500 TO second
and 500 10 third. Non.winners Of $500 in 1891
''''"'' ~ Il" ' ' s. ne''"ffi f.
Kosemcdc stables b. I. Fairy by Argyle . a.,
FAR Rose yrs III ID Garrison Is Out
walcott 4 Campbell's b. osric' 3 r iOT %, II
w. Jenningss Dr. f. Mary Stone, I lo7,a
r,re-1.4. te'ee"''
Mutuals-Fairy straight pad 81 90 place - 70; ofic
pace - 20
Nit Young and wcstchester were withdrawn. When
The flag fell Fairy took the track and holding the lead
Al the woy Won she pleased by three lengths Osrc
second three lengths before Mary stone.
SECOND RACE~-A handicap sweepstakes OF $50 each or
50 IL declared ; with 81 900 added. of which 500 to
second aud 800 to third. one mile and three-six.
teenths
s. Setting f.
Keystone Stables oh. H. Msstero1e, by Sir
Modred or kyre Day-bessie p tTyS,h; II Out
ME-! 'f Dsy ef. B. h. oastaway H. 9, iSS
Clay woodford's b. f.. Miss iavkin;, ~
Madrid, g. 3D. Tin,.g os LamOl'y' 'a-' 30
Mutuals-Masterlode straight paid 50 co. place s. 90
Castaway ii place 20 10
Mss Hawkins made the running from the start 70 the
head Of the horestrech she passed by Master
Id and Castavov H. the former winning with ridicu-
lous ease by three lengths Casaway ii second n'e
lengths before Miss Hawkins D.,
THIRD RACE-A selling sweepstakes OF 80 each' i
twovear.olds; with 81 900 added OF which S-oo 10 wv
second and sloO the third. Winners to carry ID
cxt,a The winner 10 be sold az auction Tor foooo
II for less n allowed for each 800 down TO slooV'
Five i''0"s'' s Biting;