Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-20
TURF RECORDS AND TALK.
Garrison Reappears at Gravesend and Wins
Race-Some Close Finishes.

Garrison Reappears at Gravesend and Wins
Race-some Close Finishes.
GRAvEsEND. n. Y, May ia cold wind ac-
companied by rain blew across the track
this afternoon and greatly interfered with
the sport Had the day been pleasant an
immense crowd would have been present to
see the running off of the Seaside stakes for
two-year-olds and the Carlton stakes for six
year-olds. The former was won by Sir
Walter, who was made q gift of the stakes
through Starter Rowe's failure to send the
field away on nything like even terms. The
Carlton, however resulted in stirring
finish and victory for Charade who was
ridden by Garrison in his old-time style.
The spectators gave the Snapper grand
ovation when he returned to the judges
stand to weigh.
Raceland, 7 to 10 favorite for the first race,
won by fuke. Hamilton was winning
with Masterlode in the last furlong. but he
became overcontident, and Fitzpatrick
nipped on the post with "Old Bones" The
third close finish of the afternoon was that
OF Void, who just got up in time to defeat
the Lady Longfellow colt for the second
race. Patron, the favorite for the Carlton
stakes, was knoced to pieces on the back
stretch. He was running well and undoubt-
edly would have been a contender at the
finish.
land 10 Fitzpatrick, ITO 10. won in a desperate
finish by short head; Masterode LOG. Hamilton. 5
to !; second by two !eugths: Maidstone 1l2, Little
Rocquefort 1887 Uno Grande lo6, Allan Bane 100
and SNOWFALL l0s also ran.
won by head after hot fight in the stretch
Lady Longfeow colt 81, Midgely. 8 to l. second by
l. third by head head Time, 1:sS. St. s james io 10
Hardy Fox 81, Blizzard los. Bliza 90 and The Shark
Third race, the Seaside stakes. five furlongs-
Sir Walter ITO. Stevenson. Is to l, received two
lengths of the best of the start led all the way and
a " lon nUth onda hall Rpr,-
at the start second by eight lengths Lonisette
length and a half Time. 1:o2H. Ysabe colt los.
Bliss colt 100 Wicket colt 9S Extra 1O5 Little Nell
los Iliona 81: Risk 1osh. Philanthropist 100 and
Fourth race the Carlton stakes, one mile
rdSe1 SE hres e
lengths Actor ~ Stevenson 90 to third hv eight
MaaY zs TRe 1 Co src S Patron Pat lord
Fifth race. ST! furlongsz.sir Cateshy lis, simms,
no Littlefeld. even third by four lengths. Time
Colt lis and Poor Jonathan lis, also ran.
sixth race, six furlongs -Zerhng 10S, Simms, to
], won easily by length: AirplaSt los Lambiey,
TO l. second by two lengths whipping: Great Guns
no. Mccarthy. to 1, third by four lengths. Time,
1:l69. Cerebus llS and Emblem lC6 also ran.
To-morrow's racers are as follows:
First race. fve-eighths of mie-Bob 1oa
Etkic colt l03. Rearguard lO5 Nan Richards los
Merrymast los, Bomorce illy los. Hiram los, Jllt
1c0. Little Mia 106.
Second race, one and one-sixteenth miles-Lord
Of the Harem l26. Castaway ii. 49, Westchester
I22, Warpath 122. Tom Rogers 122, Sir Arthur s6,
Temple log. Madrid 10l.
Third race. one and one-eighth miles-Banquet
1l2, Portchester los. Tammanv los. George W los.
Fourth race. one and one-eighth miles-Dr. Has
bruck ll2, Allan Pane 100. Lepanto 100. Lowland
100. Willie L los. Fairview los Bellevue 1o5 Milt
Young lc4 India Rubber Ioi Russell llS, Fairy no.
116.
W Wacott 106, Onward log, Padre 104. Foreigner 1O2
Busteed la. Milt Young no. Kingsbridge 103 Coin
sure 104.
Sixth race. one mile-AlRoma 1oi. Knck kna.k.
flly, l0l, Barefoot l06 Blizzard 1O5 Emperor Otho
l06, Flatlan ds LOG, st. Hubert 106.