New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
RACING AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY.
MOST OF THE FAvORITES WERE FlKSI'
pun,ao FORM 4 GOOD GUIDE IN THE MAIN.

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five were successful, and in fle sixth race ',e n,
was backed heavily. The weather ""' -,
ENJOYABLE and the attendance IAN 70" -, roor,s
Michael F. Dwyer sent $1,000 10 Uie ''' him
to back Raceland and the horse was III 49, pod
inc t.vor,te and won nj his ease. In the "oiuen W.
ms i"' " , rolds W c. Days colt Prince
cn ,ros ers, with much to spare ii efi'' ~
made his RIM sooner with Tar ana A"i"ai " -
have been second. The colt WIS i"7' - o,,ra
.n,orny the homestrctch, but maze up " 80
On the anal flrlong and got thiru p''e. uaehor
. ns was aaoat on Emln Bey but the coi' ran i,'"va
noorly Lawless, whose last Pr'''o"
amazingly bad. got second pace. u.s .. odd.
r.on.n.u with Garrison on his Dach' was at ~
o Cor the third race, and had no troupie !" ~, 20,
Many racing men OF experience paoho" 81 =. -.
s.cond place thinking that he was ainos' SURF -
=. 6, roux was a fast two-yearold III the ia''e'
!" % -. ..r Of Gutenberg At Monmouth ParR
p race This year from fairly fast he'o
~ Iu,,st 90 he was second to Parvcnue VINO mas
d.v.lon.d much speed. Parvenue coVereu O,o
Euturity course I'm 10 - lesteN"y o'ono"'
ran the same distance in 10 70 but r"rNo'"'
carried only 1O5 pounds while Stonenell carrieo 10
Stonenell is one OF the best OF the thrceS ed'o'u
sprinters. St. Felix had no chance with h'in' o"'
HAYWARD had no right to pull up when he was pea'eh
90, first Mace and make earnest effort Tor secoho
or third place. No jockey has right 10 90 'ns.
The Board Of Control compes all the bOokn"he.s az
Sh.ensbead Bav 10 couple stable entries In the bets
That is Just and right Now 1t ought 10 compei DID
foctevs IN ride out the third place at all times.
John Cavanagh and Frontenac were equa Ia'oiIao'
81 @ IN Z I'm the fourth race. Frontenac anu i"e
sheriff raced in front until both were tired anu nam,
iton moved up with John Cavanagh ID the ho"ie
and won easily, with Frontenac IN secohu Pia'.
Sims. who rode Fron,enac, showed little Judgment u
pace and little skill in this race Att.
Western turfmen who were at Inc track Pu. '
money freely on Faraday in the fifth race inns ooi
hos won stakes in fast time IN the West and' rs NE
was hand, apped ut only 100 lbs, MS auii'ei'
believed that he could defeat the ooos-oh i"'o'l.
str,thmes~ Faraday was sent 10 me lron'' anu
hold a long lead for five furlongs Tea Tray SUING"
and would not Try at all until he reached 'ne nun"
s,retch At one time he was at least loo !aru'
hind raradav In fact all four horses were strung
ont for n long way Strathmeath easily overlook inc
foucned Faraday in the last furlong and won 'ne
race under pull.
S,opner was first in the betting on the tmf race
Int the Western division pnt It's money iocrai!
ON PRINCE Fortunatus who won the race after ivey
strnccle with Madrid. Slsipner came in thiM' r"I-
paricks riding of Sleipner in the homesreh WIS HUI
nm IN his usual high standard Of jockeysmp
Secretary Mcintyre has sent out advance shecS
Of the book of Brooklyn Jockey Cluo lor us ii
meeting which will open on Monday seP'enloo zoe,
IL and close on FRIDAY. september 30 lhere VIII
he seventeen days Of racing, including OF couise'
every day except Sundays. The Oriental hahoi'ap
and the Prospect stakes will be run on inc nrst
Say. Both stakes include the hghesclass morse es
Es raining. The celebrated First special VIII De
decdsd on SATURDAY,. september T. and the Second
special on Saturday, September "a a., 1.rous PARK
VITA She and Improvement Company was held In this
city YESTERDAY. but no final action was taken oe.S
understood that om of the
Seeye that if the land up int 6ulld d
St an s pTobaSe that the Of will Be
The e Of na the mG Thq bn a are m
tnrously kept in the dark. 1t is not in the least
likely that will ever be seen a ,a t S1 IL me
profit racing at that track The R pro n1iae ARE are
riianrs an effort win be made to induce the city 10
nnrcbase III at fancy price for for new reser-
voir, scheme that has been discussed at Intervals
typographical error BsnGus It's time so1sm IN x the
NeYCr h$@d'IP was WAS P.s5 5 IN '''S '0'""
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST EACE-specsl weights. 81, coo added. One mile
Be- Betting 81.
DEy. ss, Raeeland pT . nlss II out
fal% Fspbc as's d o. C. %S:sy FL
F. Tc enc ch. f. White Rose, g. IL:
n.no D. "a. o Ismbsg t6-i ~
uuu,-s-Raceland straight IS IS, place s. 40 Lord
Mos,id and MOnopost were Withdrawn. Lord Mot
lev made the running, Raceand waiting In the rear I'LL
the stretch reached when he came away under pull
end by neck, Lord Motley second hften iens'ns
tesoie White Rose.
SECOND RACE-Golden Rod stakes-Fer two-yearolds
$500 added, special weights Seven furonss' on turf
ST. Ee''i1Fs Fl.
w C. Daly's b. c. Prince George, By Sen
saton. Louisettc. los ~: .Lambley 50 8;
j. Il. COllinss b. c. Lawless, uO RnY lo--i o.
Gideon & Days br. C. Tar and Iaita
Emin Rey los lear. lOO) ..--... tDoggetp Al -
Elsino colt no (Coyin-tonl Il II-9
BoundIess 100 GEAR. l0D. :(Bryanp Ill OIL
Tme-l 20 90
Mutuas Prince George straight $40 40, place " ~;
Lawlcss place SIS s..
Lawcss made the running with Prince George second.
Emn Bey third stretch Prince George drew
from his horses and hands down oy two lengths,
IAwless second length and half before Tar and Tartar,
who beat Emn Bey nose.
THIRD RACEFor -year.olds, $1,000 added Special
weights Futufity course.
Betting.
St. Fl
IL. warnkcs ch c.. Stonenel, by Stone
henge-Nel. I2J r....-.... Garrison 3-5 Out
Elash Stables BIZ. c. Sunshine Whiskey. III