New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
RACING AT NORRIS PARK.
ONLY ONE FAvORITE SUCCESSFUL.

ZONE UNEXPECTED RESULTS AND INCIDENTS.
Foxhau Keene intends to bring the of Hainil-
ton, the jockey before the Board OF Control, and he
has ample reason for doing. Hamilton signed
contract 10 ride for Pierre Lorillaid this year for
$1,000 BY this contract he could not ride any horse
In a race against one Of Mr. Loillards horses without
Mr.. Loiillard's permission. Foxhan Keene secuted
second call on Hamilton for $1,000, and wanted him
to ride Speculation in the fifth race Yesterday. Mr..
Lorla4d gave his consent, but Hamilton in
Of sulky, sucn moods and refused TO ride the colt
for Mr. keene. Hamilton has bad temper and some
times falls into fits Of surly ooSnacy. He positively
refused in this to abide by the terms of his con-
tract with Mr.. Keene, and Mr. kecne will take tho
matter before the Board OF Control.
The Rebecca Roweit colt was the only successful
favorite OF the day and the booknakers were full
Of gee. An uncommonly large number Of spectators
for Friday was present, and\the october air was
agreeable That versatile and accomplished
Nnation OF owner, trainer and jockey, J. j. McCaf
fcrty won the first with his colt Nero and the
last with his Queenie Trowbrdge, In both cases
under a pull. His mare EStec was ridden without
zeal or skill by COvns;on in the third race and got
third place only His geding Hugh Penny ran
second in the third race He ridden by Dog
cott McCaGcrty himself rode Nero and Queenc
Trowbridge and rode them we'll But he rode his own
Aloha in the Wakefield Handicap in style that ex-
oied suspicion. lie pulled him back or let hin fall
back far behind the field In the first part of the race
and was unplaced at the finish. That is not the way
In which he has ridden Aloha when Aloha has won
or been close up at the finsh and 1t would be well
Tor people to be wary OF backing McCafertys mounts
and NcCafertys horses generally, unless there Is
reason 10 believe that McCaertys closest friends have
put their money up OF course McCaffer'y himself can
never bet The Board of Control does not permit
Jockeys 20 bet.
Wah JIM the favorite in the first race, was no
match for Nero although Garrison was Oh the Chinese
colt Nero won 50 easily as TO make some OF his
previous appear peculiar.
Ii reported at Tie track that the owner Of
Arab backed that horse on Thursday. and was not
at all satisfied with the way which Covington rode
him. He put Penn up yesterday, and Arab won
easily, with Fagot second, and Estee third.
The Rebecca Rowett colt captured the third race
Under a double pull. Hugh relny was second, and
Balance third. The Annie I. colt and spartan were
second and third chGce IN the pe,u!s OIt ey.l al al
wrctchedy, and the Annie F. colt was the last oil
sIe.pner carried more money than any other horse,
in TIE Wakefield andcap but here l9 R R
deer. and the Rancocas lilly icd all the way Rus
sell not without friends and had generous Uns
s"' Roos ' fird pine The enake1s Were cautious in
yg oda against h y Sev es eo%d The png
vii probably come later and then Aloha will b., be
he was ridden YESTERDAY Poor pemuth Eai forloFn
and neglected, and ran very badly Perhaps e, ssob ne
head Fay. IL certainly has been a very slow race
-in
The ireey colt Faero had Won seven races
the West this year and was thers1re eAt ~
w WIN the in1f fG 1aes While vesb% carried part
Of Pierre LGrad wnnns on h ha,a b G%5 0S e
last flrlong reached. and Adebcr admirably ridden
S S iai and TR Re outsider Lady nor running third
Adelbert IS heavy-headcd horse and hard 10 rue,
With him on Wednesday. such boys as Blake are
only rub horses not 10 roe rae then sno might
probably have won WITH amon up Maa iaWI Wa1
Pierre Loard's Julien was first in favor in the
betting ring for the last race, but Ouetile IIo"oIiuSe
Lad 10 diifculty in ourunning him.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-weter weight handicap $1,000 adoea-
SN '''''"'' sne''in fEii Fl.
e Care yrl b. $50 Nero Gy nTSPs % As
D f. Puser's CHI C. wah jim B I2= T., Gu.
sOxhan Keenes b. chlsvlck ; $ lS9 =, s.,
I IriIsr J. 5i. lBabec} 81 81
Silver Prince. A. III Oh ..(Iar'D 'oi -
Muusls-NerO straight sl7 49, place 81 CO. Wan jim
was soon pIain that the race was over as McCaery
sat stin while all the others went to me WE'D,
a drive, second, a neck before Chiswick, who beat
Livonia by two lengths
81 ae'an Fl.
"eease geributlon yrs. 81 penn 81 So
W. {, DAVIS B. G. Fas0'' 8 g 8. Ia1aolsy 10, 81
J. j. Mccaaery's Or m Hs'oe c 3 90 Out
I.vceun. 1o7....-........H~m9S1Ieeyy99 81 81
% %,5i9 3. q io7 car iossJlD osseS9 81
srs!ie 1o2 car .id Ifisg 81 81 81
uuos-Aras s,yai IilteE $50 oj place ga So Fasot
my by was withdrawn. Estelle. took the lea. lead
Hhe 1ne tbe on r Closing on her she went to the
whip In the list furlong, Arab drew away rom t the
febst aI Tag second head before Escllc, who
beat LyceuT b. two lengths No bid $4,000
THIRD RACE-For twoyeaE-olds. non Winners OF s2ooo;
'''V'' ''''- " ' st. n'''iqfF
S% Ss$ss.,. : Hugh E:s$ % s., 80
A. j. ca.sau,s oh. f. Balance, no Isl%s 60 81
$ 6,Gh rs 15S ,t gar ii
EaIss:iSaa 81 o5,: f fsnh !?
Annie 1Gf'nfg colt. 5liamiiton 81 s-'
SO AZ Hugh Penny place SO so
BY Jove was withdrawn. Cox and Ray catsch
trouble at the post, and delay Of twenty minute.
was the result when tie flag fell, tho Aee COZ
Alter going quarter Of a mile the Rebecca Rowett
came away under pull and the others he ;Sd
i2snnci by three lengths, Hugh Penny, seeond, a
length before Balance who beat the Alice colt by
length.
FOURTH RACE-wAKEFIELD HANDICAP. $50 each.
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Rancocas Stables br. (. K1deer, by Dare
Lin-I0u LsDicr, yIs, lOO, D., q !,
% " " 0aiaD2 81 p
j. l.. Lorll''c's en- IT, Sep''f' 1Dde9cttj s-5 IS
Aloa. aged 1l3.......... ,Mec a,l5t 81
Count. 3. 50. ..tJ IaihOIef} -
Time ~. - .,
Mural.-Kndcer straight $ls oj. place Gil 20 Russell
place els IS.