New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
THE VASE NOT WON.
DwYER BROTHERS KEEP THE TROPHY.
CHARADE WINS THE BIG nANDlcsP-rMEY IN


style from a miserable field Alfred Iirnn"n Morris
fresh from his lahors nj Abl, sat with Mr.. Croker
ia the stewards box. and had the pleasure OF seeing
the cOlors OF J. a. & \. ii. Morris irst past wv
post. Wolsey winning the last race. The races WIZ
well attended. and some Of them wer" lnIor'H""7
enough to keep man from freezing to d'a'h III 'i'
grand stand.
Osklawn was the only Withdrawal from lh' h'o'
racc n selling afllr II; six furloncs. g. 'oracAi-
sens chestnut colt shelley Tutilt waa The AV"i'c NJ
@ to D. but those in The know backed W. Lover h''
colt Jack Lowell by Nuscovy. out OF ieAofa H. S',h"1
e. g. and . IL TO l. This colt from "n''rhDurH
ran shockinely had race few days ago, yet on ms
occasion the hilltop puneers invested ticr money
with the sunrenes. confidence. They felt '.It 'N
had an absolute certainty. And they were Fsh'.
The race was In doubt Shelley lu''i'
got of In front, but soon In trouble JACK Lo>''i
then came away under a pull ana won hmh'N "oN'
by three lengths shelley futile second. The same
distance before the Brighton stables chestnut
colt Mohammed Walcott d Campbell started III 'hi'
RICE an angular lcggy chest mi cclding ny hay"'i
dor ont of Clemcnc,-tlcir first start th'S SCI
son. Clement did not do anything wonderful. "eorsc
Taylor Ind mount on MChammed
For the second race Richard Cookers Fairy was an
overwhelming favorte, gong TO th" post AZ 10 g.
She was homcly creature as ever appeared o"
q racecourse. In her prelimnar, cant"r she was III
great pain. and went along under protest." ""'"
the flag fell however, ST." forgot her ri"uma'isn'
and tn. race turopd ont 10 be only an exercise sii
Top. She literally walked ~. ". L. Da'y lEhe
made the running for half mile and finished second
With long odds against her. Foxhan keenes "H''H
Rose was thought to have look in, but she ran poor
race, barely capturing third place In nara strugge.
Fairy Lizzie White Rose. VirSe and Gertle d. all
carried the same wcight-105 pounds. Inc Time
I 10 3.i-showed that the track was better 'hah d"
looked.
The second edition Of the New-Jcrsey Jockey Clnb
Handicap brought out the Woodlawn Vase, brightly
pol she'd and fair field OF lSorses. W. I. Days
bay horse TERRIER ana Richard CroKcrS chcs'h''
Ally Yorkvillc Pclle were withdrawn The starters
were II. Badley's brown colt Bitten, winner OF me
first edition Of this race; ". c. Days bay cot
fidelio. NJ F. Dryers hay ;eding Raccland. p j.
Dwyer A. Sons brown fy Madrid, John Mullins's
boy horse Badge, j. W. Jefcotts chestnut colt Ham,
iton the Sheffield stables chestnut colt Mordo''e'
w. r. Jones's brown colt Charade, and Walcott d
Campben's bay horse Dlablo
Raceland moved freely in his preliminary can'er
and the public rushed madly to back him. Knowing
that there was string the and that Bitten
would never win the Cinket The honest little morse
went begging at 10 and IL 10 l. Madrid, VINO car
lied but 80 pounds and looked exceedingly WE'LL
captured many. The handicappers' pumped on her
for a good thing, backing her at 10 ana 10 ior
hundreds all over the ring. Charade looked Urine
high In nesh but was not unbackcd at ana ~ 10
l. Dogcett had the mount. After delay OF Ten
minutes at the post q fair start was made, Cnaiaue
and Bitten In the lead Madrid close behind. jones
did not allow the grass TO grow under BhtzehS iee'
In his anxiety he hurried the colt from the start ana
never stopped driving for a moment. This was not
TO Blitzen's Hiking. and when he got 10 inc head OF
the stretch he was willing TO release his hold on 'he
Woodlawn Vase. Charade. who had been second all
the way now moved into the lead followed by Daoo'
on whom Tsral diligently working haceEhu
reached end OF his teher soon after entering 'e
stretch and labored badly the rest OF the journey.
do
Ari.h the result Of the struggle being good head
victory for Charade Diablo second two lengths be-
fore Raceland. Madrid was outrun from The START
she was 20 messed about that she never got On ner
stride once In the entire journey. She probably car
ned more money than any other horse In the race
sg., ZONES was responsible for her poor performance
The Dwyer Brothers keep the Woodlawn vase
They bavo put II up three or four times, but none
can win II from them
The Empire Stables bay horse Nit Young was
warm favorite for the fourth race, at six fnrong'
and the opposition was so weak that he did not have
IN exert himself TO win. lie went to the post at
q IN g. Doggett rode. Prince Howard, ridden by
Bergen finished second Warsaw third. The shell
field Stables chestnut FLY 0ohnetta was we'll
backed choice. but the distance was 100 long
for her. She we'll for half mile.
A. Lakeland's bay colt IIoey on Friday, ana
WAS thought good enough TO win yesterday, so the
public made him the favorite for the fifth race at
evens. Your Uncle william Days bay colt Aicaioe'
at to ], turned up an easy winner, Hoey secoho'
w. H. Rollers chestnut FLY Azrael third II was
4 moor race Alcaldes vast improvement In the last
three or four days noticed by many.
IIennen Morris brought good luck to his stable In
the last race as his imported colt Wosey. by liamp-
ton out OF Jennie b., succeeded In getuhg nome Ill
'front.' The Glen Island Stables chestnut geldns
Fredericks was second, W. {. Days bay FLY Geruc
third The Youngsters the first hall mile SO last
that in the last furlong they could do little moro
TO 5.
W. C.. Daily had his horse Terrfcr led to the
Judges stand SO that Hennen Morris might look him ,
Morris wanted 10 buy him back. This, Of course,
was denied. .... ,,o ,,o,, ,rou,
oookmaker Ike Thompson Is dying Thompson
Of the most peculiar edare'c' 90, on ,@ nr
These are the summaries:
FIRST RACE-A sweepstakes For three,year.olds Sell
49, s., Betting f.
10 5isa Lowell by M% eisSiyo ,ss
c. cornehlsen 1 Co.'s CHI. c. Shelly futile, =,
Sr htn Stables ch c. Mohannued. 10: =,
Clement, ,sS; s is'sI 8 81 = =
fsns!' ''-'' Time-i 1s,,.
SECOND RACE.-A sweepstakes. For mars three years
old and upward; $500 added. To carry los n. winners
8 III extra. Six furlong-.
g. se''n Fl.
Richard Cookers b. Fairy. by Argyle
"' ' '' (I,amblcy) IA out.
W. {. Laly's b. m. Lizzie. 5, ifS :s,,.;o *, a.,
Foxhsn Keeno's ch. T. White Rose los, ~
t;cSSsis D. z. los Gear IiO) iDosset1 Io-i IS
White s. 10S .................QI. jones' 3o"1 81
Tme-l 1884,.
THIRD NACE--The New-Jctey Jockey Club Handicap.
1850 added One mile and q sixteenth.
Betting.
St. H.
NJ r. Jones's blk. c. Charade. by Charaxus-
Ada Belle yrs. l0s N (ear: no.. a. o q,
(Doggetr 10-1 81
(1araD > I'll Il
NF Dwyer's b. g. Eaceand. ased. lI6....
(Lambley) 30 out:
p.dge need IO5 Bergen FL 81
Mo6rfd fS>9O o. IiMiicyl
E:S ,,., lSo t:ar. pJ jones' iasl 81
Nepdotte a lO1 ................. Pake u 30-1 10-l
Fidelio no. (RusselD 3O-1 io-l
Tinc-l 81.