New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
RECKON'S WOODLAND.
THE IRON MARE IN FINE CONDITION.
KINGSTON WON AGAIN-PARvENUES EAoi
GALLOP.

The woodawn Handicap at Gravesend yeseloay.
at a mile and three sxeentls, showed hechol " 10
In her best form. She has gained flesh IN inc last
month and Is now one Of the best hnndicap-horses LII
training. With 100 pounds up the Iron Mare. as sue
Is aptly called, made the whole Of the rui""e 'NN
won IN a common canter In . Ol 14' Inc no'e"'
running against her could never get on even er'ps
with her in any part Of the race she Tall 'he ,"''
mile In al Ia which is remarkable fast tlme
over the Gravesend course The opening price against
her was to 5, from which the odds receded TO 70
Dcmuth was ridden by Narvaez who messed MN ao'u'
sbamefnlly. Leonawe was sore and stif van buren,
raced all the speed Of himself In the hrst Se'e"
furongs Klldeer was the only that could Keep
within sound OF Reckon's flying hoofs.
A rest of two or three days did Kingston good, anu
he easily disposed Of Queenie 1rObridge and MaI"
DAILY Bergen waited with Msjor DAILY against King
ston lie would walt at any time with mud turtle
in a against antelope.
Parvcnne had only Joe defeat In the seccnd
race the rest OF the field not caring TO 80 against
him. The mile In 40 1-2 was only gentle exercise
for this fleet Of Necronianoy.
ST. Felix had little difficulty In capturing inc hist
nce and Favila won the last. The third fell to
Chrysalls, one OF Marcus Days twoyearold selling
paters. The small bettors who nibbled at her got
as much as so to for their money. The indefaigabie
Louis Berte, who looks after the jockey board, get
even on the meeting by investing 49, and IN
Difference to the mandate Of the Board Of Control
has decided never to bet again.
The bright sunshine and the braclng air tempted
out a numerous assemblage.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE.-For three.year-ohs and upward which
have run and not at this meeting; $40 each !;
'''''' '''''' '''''' ''''~ '' ST. n''iP Fl:
HD sss! hESisss' vs. s. io E''s BIZ IS e-o
| itpa n -IIome
s. L. Ham'de''' D. C. '0"''' : CLtdedeidJ2 81 IL
NJ +: Dwycr', blk. c. DasOnet, g. 100 lesr d,
rll ai'e ) ioi oar ii aIS
Eele b., g. LamO!ey} 1901 SOL
Mu.nl.-st. Felix straight sit 2s' place 81 70; Homer
place 70 rs
King Mac did not start Blake hurried st. Felix to
the front the frat urong. and the colt made the whoe
Of the running winning easily by length Homer who
showed much speed In the homesuetch' second naI
length before Dagonet, who beat Ella length Ella
ran close to the leader furonss Homer was ap
parenty beaten At head OF the stretch. and caused
surprise by running into second place
SECOND RACE-HEAvY HANDICAP. SIS each. 81 900
added one "''' s. ss'''f f
Pleasant Valley Stables br. C. Paryenue. by
uncs;-Necromancy. yrs IFS spo @S 10 ON.
J. Huffman. b. c. Joe Carter, :. l6!. -; o,,.
O. ''''''' " r,.. ..,,, tThorpe ~ II Out
Mu,usis-Psrvenue paid Is TO-
Psrvenue frightened out all the opposition except Joe
C,r,sr who rssayed give him race. The faNohe
led all wsv. Carter hustns him along BY lying az
his flank the entire distance At the last urohg post
Doggctt pulled Parvenue can,er but Joe Carter made
a ina da.h which frightened Dogcctt into riding again
ind paryenues victory seemed none too easy to the
casual on .ooker In reality however, he won wihou'
fort by length
THIRD RACE-For twoyeerold-. selling sio each'
sl 900 added. Five furlongA. n...