New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
MORELLO AGAIN A WINNER.
FIRST IN THE SEA AND SOUND STAKES.

nAsNBow, AT long ODDS. GOT SECOND PLACE.
The winds which swept over the wcstchester hills
yesterday We're not soft and mild. but large number
Of admirers of racing assembled at Morris Park to see
Morello win the Sea and Sound Stakes. More Observ
ers present than upon any previous day Of this
meeting except Saturday. All Of them were deeply
disappointed by the withdrawal Of Iampighter from
the last race every interested in the turf likes
TO see horses of high class When Pierre Lor
lard asked why he took ont Lamplighter, he
piled that ne did not intend TO race colt OF Lamp
lighters value down the hill for only 800 first money
Iris was not surprising, but 1t reCrctabe that
Lorlards trainer in his stable should have
entered Lamplighter for this small when II was
rot intended TO start him. His name was sent out
on Wednesday evening probable starter. and thus
hopes aroused which were not fuflled.
Some misguided people believed that Eagle Bird had
chance to defeat Morelo In the Sea and sound Stakes
since Eagle Bird thought to have improved since
he ran third to Morello and Wormser at Shcepshcad
Bay. MOrello carried 100 pounds and Eagle Bird had
Ill IL up, including 12 pounds overweight. 1t
was possible to get IS to 100 in the ring against Mo
relic, while sufficient money put EAGLE Bird to
win 10 cut down the price against him from @ to ]
to to /. and even to l, and heavy plunge was
made on him for place. Ajax, with Garrison up
did not have many enthusiastic followers, either for
first second position. he does Morris
Park course and was cOncedng nine pounds to Gov
eInor Foraker who outran him very easily on Tues
Taral mace desperate efforts to defeat Morello with
Eagle Bird. and rode his mount hard the effort
to make Norco's disadvantage In weight tell that he
took all the speed out of the wrechea Eagle Bird (who
was eXtravacanuy high-priced colt at 100000 and
the poor beast had othng LEFT to finish with aud
unplaced. Eagle Bird has no; improved an ounce. lie
is the same old poor sxpence Boyle Littlefed are
uncommony keen sellers of horses and they did three
shrewd strokes of business when they sold Minnehaha
for $4,000 and Eagle Bird for $4,000. while they
kept Miss Maude.
Morello won tho second part OF the Sea and Sound
stakes easily. He had the first part Sleeps
head Bay. Little Penn just barely managed to slip
the despised colt Rainbow into second place. The
betting against Rainbow was 100 to to win and
long odds for place This race enriched all The
bookmakers heavily, because no great sums were put
on Morello while both Eagle Bird and Governor
Foraker carried much money for second place. 1t
looks now as If Wacot d Campbes efforts to make
stake horses OF Eagle Bird and Spartan were MIS-
placed and If the proper field for these colts was
in selling races.
Among the twoyear-olds OF 1892 Morelo looms
like whale among minnows. 1t is thousand pi'ies
that he Is owned completely. from the tips OF MS
ears to the end OF his TAIL by honorable gentle
man whose clothes not solled with Suspicion
Morello still in the name of A. F. Van Ness a
disgraced trainer. whose trainers license has been
taken away. What moving sign that Is OF The
wholesomeness of the American turf!
Chesapeake seems TO have recovered all of his old
speed Correction the favorite at odds on In the
first race but the AL scarlet IS so pursued by
ilfortune that it can rarely win at 9dds on 1Tr
reciiOn ridden by Taral and he dd MS best Wlth
her but Chesapeake ran away from her IN INC list
There were long odds against Chesapeake, and $50 SO
second race; against the Clara COLT who ran second
and against the Alice colt, who ran 'hiT. 1o mn
collar bone at GraveSend lie was on thianthrOpist
and he rode as if he had fractured the feeble rennhs
P % and Life Boat were well backed but both
ran mseraby, especially Life Boat What can Sansd DC
that Livonia GlamOr, Lustre, Adebert. and Life Boat
such melancholy races rs s IN h anG mqn f5 D'
sAtUneaP ODDS SS and 1sae nn Sh s BY
%ssG 9 on Gsn Back won se Ho
sims on May VIM had started sooner IN PURSUIT mi Vi
Mill Young perhaps rce ne wer e' won BY outsiders The
. the nTas t WE'RE Hse won by favortes-Moreo Nomad
and strathmeath
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RAcE-special weights. Six furlOngs.
49, g. se'ansfi Fl.
j.. McDenad'ss Oh; g. chesapessssss r BY ST.
Blaise-su'Queh4nn'' VS. 1IMidgcyj 12-1 81
A. A. H. Morrls's b. T. oor1 1Ta,sb 10 Gu.
W. b. 5enninsss b. Rosa H. bd 11si 81 as
SsfS l2ffi a icsr g9 1S-
Hdde g. 1o4 Lcar. Isl ii
Bel Belle ID d. g. 1oa Gear. 100 - 1amOey' 2oO-'
,,n,,.,srhesap.ake Straight Ell o. place sl7 Cor
rection place so ~. - c.c.o Cs,es
White Pose osrc. Lakcview Lyceum ana sVe'e i-S',
o urbdrawn The flag fell at the first brcaka"ay'
and the horses came down the hill IN q Close group ~
TO- The din Nero Correction. Rosa H. and 81 feiA 'd
q, tho front Chesapeake. who had lain fourth 'ne n
>, ,ha front and with Mdgley sitting sum- ure" s S
,.v from his horses and won in cantef by iensu a.
~. Correction second. lengths biore f'osa '''
~, ,honoh diving fast lasted long enough to beat Neo
head. ,so, ,vo.vcarolts. special
weights. Five furlonss ,..,,o
st. P
n y Jestor's ch. c. fftzsinmons, Dy Sf IN =, Al
No1red-Tourmaine, Jos y M D ,, ~
= WcDonald's b. c. -, by Dr., MONO Mono, . IN, Al
FoxhaI K,enc's b. - oy ,iiamton1 3 2O-l 81
KncEknack colt 1oG......-.-- E SimI, III 81
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rSipd Cousin ally 1o3 Ccar 1852 fe ITs Sol 25-
Cnmmotion 100. 81
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contrary, 110...... rponn 81
Ton a Il 81