New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
RACING AT ELIZABETH.
FIVE FAvORTTES BEATEN.
JUBILANT OUTLAWS" MORE SUITS BEGUN
KITTEN IN nISGRACE.


Guttcnburg poured i,s filth and fou odors ON the
Elizabeth track yesterday In large quantities. The
gates wide open. The bars are down. The
"lold yon-sos~ impcrtnent and disgusting Ier'
haps they will now try 10 control the Board oil ION
troll. Fresh papers were served on the Nuo ,
officers, new suits having been bcgun-suits OF the
Baglcy order. The day cold and disagreeaoie
I'm the extreme Tho racing was good-mos OF H.
some OF the finishes were close and cXcitins anu
there We're no childish outcrlcs. The stewards Ior
the afternoon Henry siedcker' boNhr
Whaley Dutch" and "Wiie"-all distinguished
pillars OF the turf.
The track was not quite dry. Walcott found 100
pounds far too much In the weight" handicap
tMr McIntyre's heavy weight handlcaps are very
amusing things This was the hrst race on inc p'o
cramme Opposed 10 james McLaughlins horse We're
Airplnnt LyCcum. Eolero. St. Denis ana Logan Inc
Dahmans Informed their friends That Lyccun WIS
in fair condition. but they could not say that ne was
quite up to q brusing race. II was entirely uh
for them 10 say that he would be- required
10 do his best to win. The horses OF the fd"Prc
stable have always been honestly raced. SIMS had
the mount on Lyccun-hs first appearance THIS
season. Fitzpatrick rode WacOtt. Bolero. the 100
coo folly was made the fsvorite In the betting his
closing price being to ). The talent piayeu
Logan. Mr. Rowe made prompt start and o''o
one for all concerned except Lyceum, who was rather
TOO much favored. Logan passed Lycenm auu leu
into the homcstrctch, but the latter overiauieu MN
at the furlong post and IN a driving finish Won oS
Ii neck, Logan second two and half lengths peIore
Boero, who beat Walcott head. Sims's good Jockey
ship won the race for Lyceum. Logan was the
better horse.
Kirkovcr never did Ike good. honest mile In MS
life, so why should he have been made the favorte
in the second race 1t is incomprchcn'iDe holue-
fort is ol.c OF your Uncle William Chesterfield Days
pets. Yet Notwithstanding all his Coney lsiahd'
Boulevard ard Jersey meadow trials, he was over
Ia, tfti of
permit Daily candidate TO rnn loose. These backed
the beach platter at 10 and and to ). and cashcd
in after the race. silver Prince got OIL In 'front.' 10
q fair start. hi, Roqucfort passed MN III the oach-
stretch, opened gap 0 three lengths on 'he upper
turn, and got home that distance III front. some
one must have had big be, Roqnefort, as Lamb
lev never stopped riding till the finishing post was
we'll Behind I'm Kirhov"r lasted long enough TO
capture second place. head before Rhono The
latter was most ahomnably messed about snedeker
has yet 10 learn The art o! riding IL Is ten 10 one
that he told TO get of In front ana stay there'
He got of last and began driving at once to get TO
the front-as these infants In the saddle never iaii
TO do-and what was III" result Fhoho was oo'
at threc.qnar,ers Of mile. The same thing has &C.
Cured q thousand times. some Jockeys never iearh'
snedcker must be one Of That SORT Bergen rode
McNur,ry again. but thinking Of his Herodo'us
all through the race, and-waited McMur'iy was
served cold
In the race for the Jersey Central Stakes. j. A. n
A. H. Morris's two colts. Aleppo and Mcddler, We're
named as starters but Walden withdrew the latter
and sent the imported bay colt Wolsey to the post in
his Mace After delay OF iflcen minutes Il toll
erably fair start was made the Morris pair being In
front. They raced side by side TO the head OF the
stretch, when they were Joined by W. C. Days Day
lilly Gerie. AMI W. II. Rollers bay geldng Hymn.
The latter is "a welseasoned Gn.tenburger, ana races
like a four-year-od. He quickly disposed of his
rnnln
been length or more If the Jockey so wished. The
Morris pair stood drive well, particularly Wolsey
who was ridden by DOggett. >;alling on TWO or
thee challenges he captured second place by neck
from Gertie Gertic is the Inverwick flly who threw
James Lambley at the post on Friday. In this race
James r. Keenc showed a good looking cot IN Inc
General by Leonatrs out OF Dridlemere. but he ran
very green Aleppo Is the first OF the progeny of
the speedy Splinter Britannia TO be seen In pubic.
lie resembles his sire in remarkable degree not
only In conformation but In color style ana acuoh
lie does not seem 10 possess Brannlc's speed, but
may be keeping II in reserve. lie shond not De mas
,ily condemned however, after falling back 10 the
stretch, he was so shut out as 10 nave DuV poor
chance to extend himself.
II Is very difficult 10 get a frstrate p0ussc-cafe
and II Is not surprising that j. A. v a. ii. Morris's
chestnut FLY OF that name should be tr1ie snort
OF the mark. She found herself in the poorest OF
company in the fourth race, but vas unable 10 cap
on fire. Mark that down. The winner turned up
In the fractions shelley futile. who. when the prop
erty OF Marcus DAILY, troublesome at the post
that Matt Byrnes had TO get rid OF him. lie had
the temper OF Beelzebub. Mr.. Cornehlsens quiet
methods 10 have meowed him In GONE mys
terious way, and he behaves with propriety
Newmeyer rode him well. AT the last furl0ng It
looked 10 to i against him, as he had fallen behind
Perrier-Jouet. but to the surprise OF every one he
came again and by neck. PerTier-Jouet Sec
ond. two lengths before PousseCafe Bergens fin
ish on Perrcr-Jouet was weak.
1t Is highly probable that Bitten started in
the fifth race TO get weight OH, he carried 12l
pounds and last nearly all the way. NOmad also
ran In this race-hS first appearance this year-but
there was no good reason for II. lie was 10 to l
In the betting and was beaten four or Eve lengths
for fourth place. The winner the favorite, Ter
rifer, who won without effort DOggett riding W.
Loveps bay colt Jack Lowell stumbled and fell at
the post, unscating his Jockey. Williams, and step
ping him In his struggle TO rise. Williams lay
as one dead. and was borne to the paddock; Another
In the rear. weschester finished second. head only
behind 1crriner and s,owaway was third:
After delay OF twenty minutes at the post, owing
principally 10 The righteousness Of l. o. IT,. who re,
nus to Join his hDr the h ns 1 1n fair start
Play or Pay, l. 0; U. and Alcalde welo in the front
sst from The Ss start In the ,sm ST. G sSs
sa% Who Slipped treugS on the rail- Joined p tSs
to the last sq sy or r sy by wen
neck. l. o. T. second, head before Early Blossom.
1t thought BY Of the spectators that Play
or Pay crowded Early Blossom against the rail In
the last fifty yards. but to the writer there seemed
TO be no Interference other than slight josue
Those outrageous shell games are ID full play on
the race trains every day, going and coming. Mr..
Maxwell should not allow this.
The lines Of ticket buyers at the ferry extended
yesterday far out into West-st. and moved at a
ipnered pace Hundreds OF people missed the trains
1t is said to be positively settled that there will be
no racing at Linden Park till fall.
Among the visitors TO the track was A. F. WalcOtt
president OF the Monmouth Park Association.
At the drawing for stands In the ring seventy
bo0kmakerS were counted or these siXty-i went
on. This is falling of Of two. Halt n dozen Of
the greenhorns' dropped out, and their places
taken by new men. The betting was more lively
than OH the first three days
LOngstrect gallOped mile In 80 IA after the
third race. He looked WELL Captain Iabcock. who
timed him. thought the move a good ONE As Long
street was hard held all the way. lie could have
Banquet and others In mike" Dryers string did
slow work.
FIRST RACE-IIoavy Weight Handicap Purse OF $500
Six furlongs.