New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-12
NERO WALKS IN.
MCAFFTRTY GETS ANOTHER RACE.
NoMAD WINS THE wILLIAMeBR1DGE HAND

NoMAD WINS THE w1LIAAMeBRIDGE HANDi-
Natbins Of startling merit illuminated the pro
cramme at Morris Park yesterday In the last race
Iamplighter and Parvenuc were eNpcctod 10 run
mile togethei and much was expected OF the contest
hut "Pittsburg Phil" withdrew Parvenue. Rex, who
vas announced in the same race, was also
withdrawn so Lamphghter walked over. This was
q d,sa nnointment. There have been too many such
dissppointmcnt, on the turf this season. IL mas
come 10 pass that owner will not race his morse
unless he feels that he has " shade 'he nest
OF it," and oven then ne wants 10 s0' u
against an odds-on chance.
goodly crowd saw five races OF moderate interest
Aae,hcrt squeezed home In front In the FIRST. Nero
ealoped of with the second IN Impressive style
NcCaderty allowed him to win b. A meek only, but
he could have won BY half dozen lehG'ns. Inc
stewards decided that he could have gwen the rest
~ the field ten pounds more and won Just as easily
Patrol Judge Fitzgerald obliged to call the at
t.ntion of the stewards interference on the
crest OF the Materhorn, for which McCaherty seemed
% be responsible, but Nero won Win so man9
pound, in hand. and McCafertys Statement, was so
misleading that the matter was set aside The chiei
Measure in life of racing ofncias Is 10 shup
and disc redit all racing judges often as they can
Things have come to pretty pass on the turf, whcn
the interested statements OF man Win Such rePu
taton on the turf that OF McCanery are alio"e~
IN out weigh the plain truth as told by so heeh cAh'
accurate and dsn,ercsted observer as Patrol Judge
Fitzgerald.
Emn Bey had spent the night looking at the nre'
uo,ks and was not feeling we'll in the third race, so
he was beaten, Kinglet running rather easily Emn
Bev Is one of the worst Inland ou'ers on the 'url'
and his running has been scandaonS. why uoh'
the stewards take some action
In the Willamsbrldge Handicap each owner played
some other owners horse and all were in doubt as to
m. winner The fell TO Nomad. the cX.sclinc
platter in Discus DwycT bet on m% ns2s,y
old Nomad beat II. Forian when inc great one eyeu
champion was in his prime That TACT seem, 70 9a i've
wear ana has been fooling the puohc ana 'he hanoi
'"S Yemen rompcd Off with the fifth race.
Dr. IIasbrouck was badly cut down IN his last
race and may not 20 10 the post again thls scasoi'
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
rrpsr RACE-weltcr.weight handicap $1,000 added
Ok '''''"'' Betting 81; Fl.
r';isssat ,'iS;s' ~, s As o."
W. c. Daly's blk. : DalsyrIan' 8 IlSs Il S.
s sSs H::s ! II; car rs ,,sss Is
un,no.-,o,e.r. sra %g IS IS. place SC 80; Steve
Estes place sl3 10 u.,o.
- ~. hn, hut the other. nale pretty nce all coming
down the hil heads apart. DalSyrian ied ouc d' u |
found the struggle lrtlo 700 SEER ' -, 1870
ridden won by half length; Steve hsVs seconu' ,c
.,anca before palsvrian VITO beat Helen Rose icne"
SECOND RACE-slooo added. Speciai "e'4"'S 0"'
MILE s. Betting, Fl.
Queen d a''i Bess, yrs IiS, az ,rer,y1 SIS ts
W Jennnsss br. Mary stone ti,a bee 81 Ii
roxhan Keene's br. Speculation 8 n mo ,5 As
E ssy E ssSe; B. 10 4s;sss Il
nn,, Nero .r, Tme 81 49, 8, place IS as Mary
strerhon and Michael were withdrawn fSic'o leu
at the start, but was soon passed ov M"S n.,r.,,h
remained in front till half way down the nomssue'cn'
49,, y.ro who made his over the Mauerhorh'
came to the front under pull ana oecaea inc row,
Coming on without hurry or buste, Nero "o"' n'
49, b- = neck My Stone second, length before
snr,,,,on The pa,ro Judge reported some foul rid
inc on the crest Of the Materhorn McCaneTy seeming
~ IN tho one at fault investigation lesui'eo III Vic
horses being placed as they hhisheu' as "'0 INV
sppeared 70 be accidental. -.
THIRD RAcE-Handicap for two-yearoos si'ooo ouieu
Six ''''''''' s., n'''. Fl.
Gideon DAILY, K,nsles by K SsSssss, ., .-s
wa. sh5s GS sabs ch Sport 81 SIS
A. j. es.,s',,, CHI T. Balance 10 n' $I$ ii i
St. SrG nsy lI Il. tiaH iton 5; Al
Hiram. Co.. '1rjim1,o-ii'::ie.
uu,r.l.Kinclet straight sli 20, place 80 %; sport
Id Mary and the Moyne relding were withdrawn
r,,nco led down t. the dip where she was passca oy
Knret The latter come away uncer the "hip ana Won
eleyery enough by two lengths sport s'c'"' WV
before BalanNe. -.
Fourth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HANDlCAr' Tor
three .vcarolds $50 each. sl.?5o added One nile ana
'' St! De'n letting
NJ F pvycr. b. c. Somad, by w l4is1 - q,
W. A g. pay' ~ T. e. Z" fid,o lcaT iS,s g,
Brown & Rogers br. c. Pckp'ck.t -
n. iS5 .i; ctM@sS4 81 ;?
Kilkenny, 1oe......- Time
Mutuas-xomad straight $50 30. place 4l2 o5; Fideio
Dcrfargllla made running tr nearly mile. after
passing Fdelio the urlong post In the last quarter
Nonad came from the and won in drive y lenSui
and half FYdeo second hall length before Pckpocket
who boot Derfarcla two lengths.
FIFTH RACE-For hree-y earoldsi selling Siooo snoed
DIN '' st. se'''"f f.
Hansocss stables ch 2 Yemen by A, si".7 10 out
]. J. iiyiaHd's bi. 9. Grand rriN. q.
n,,r,. eO rall,n 90 ,Co' 1KSsfe 90. o y, -
osris NJ q, l iSbt' 2ss- i
5'lamor' io3 ccal. lo5is......Ha%ley}0 ii 81
Hiie" D. % Ivan 20 30, 81
$: Anth"91 G Bergen 2V-i 81
uuua.-Ycmcn str nigs' sio g. place 50 25 crapd
PrlX place Tl2 %
After a delay Of ten minutes a good start was maze
Yemen soon gained a commanding lead, which he held all
the wav winning hands down By a length ond hnii
Grand prlx second lengths before Lalah who beat
osrc a nose The winner, entered for $1,000 was DID
UP to 60 100 and bought IN By his owner at S1'oo.
SMITH RACES 81 900 added. Special weights. ono
mile.
Rancocas Stables br. c. Lampiahtcr. by
'p'"''"i"'-iO''"'is"' ''' Sims wakover
Rex and Parvenuc being Withdrawn. Lampii2hter