New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
RACING AT ELIZABETH.
GOOD ATTENDANCE AND FAIR SPORT.
THREE FAvoRITEs GOT HOME IN FRoNT-THE
MONMOUTH SEASON


be satisfactory to the OF the track and to the
patrons.
Gold Wave was withdrawn from the first race
lll6 miles. and p. J. Dryer & sons brown hiN
Madrid was made the favorite az TO .. Dote'"
rode and Doggett does not understand Mao''o 50
well as Sims She is q peculiar ANIMAL reauif'hH
peculiar handling. The other starters were N BRAD
iavs chestnut colt 81, Denis the Rock City stables
bay horse Silver Prince. c. J. Kely's bay horse
Kirkover T. Welch's chestnut gelding Climax. W. c.
DAVIS chestnut colt Circular and !. Barrc"s brown
horse Jack Rose
Climax took the lead at the start but was passed
at tho half by Circular. who remained in front the
rest of the Journey and won by head' narrower
coming fast at the end and almost nlppne MN on
tho most McDernott rode Klrkover. who backed
and filled amazingly throughout the race. II ne
had made up his mind to start little earlier for his
final run he could not have lost. He was catching
Circular very fast Madrid did not run kindly ior
nogpett sims was at Rancocas exercising MT.
Iorillard's horse Madrid poor third. ridden
out
II was announced that the Monmouth Park AS
ISOLATION would race every day except SUNDAY our
Ing July and August. Nearly Siooooo VIII Nv
given away In stakes and purses. As occasion ohefs
new stakes for the odd days will be opened
Only Fairy Lizzie and a fororn creature ca'e.
Krkina ran in the second race. No krihha nio
not run She did not try. She cantered over inc
course for sos third money. Lizzie led on suher
ance for half a mile Then Fairy galoped over her
and won pulled double. by two lengths ni"A''"
was an eighth of mile behind lAzze' ~
Mr. Croker at this point took his shining SILK nat
into the stewards out of the wet Edgar JUN"
son followed Mr.. Croker's excellent e@Sihpi''
A. ,ast Pod Bannerl Few believed she would GO
l.. ,h rost she had been withdrawn so Often ou'
Ar Croker wanted 10 see how MS cos''' IA" -
Iroouois out of Bandana would aedm' h',' et can't
rods None wanted her at any price anu S"' .n
t-
10 the post at 40 to l. She Is se', .,oaaocu
T., rnoarance Cox rode Ter out OF 'he p"uuo'"
" " u D,rvers white Jacket and goid tasse' VI"
W. .. r.oured 10 return to put on the ia'e ''"'
en- -. ,asse This was regarded BY 'He supi
e,,t,ous as q good omen A darhey VIII w
amused the crowd BY calling OUT 49,, .rorc
.sav chile dom YOU know DAT mar. wa ,,,or
a.. ,nsssr DIVER? En- 70 works FUR MSSer :.
ton, Yo,s In he stable eDery gay D'
chile. hit DON do. Use ateilln' yo' s,o =, 10
' n.uanor wss an overwhelming hvonte "'
, IT, rosr,, moved that he was heid III ' e
es,eem. for the ironbound, hon'hear'ea pn s, foot
inc the same weight. 121 pounds, CANE stone.
NJ heating him. Bitten made all 'he ru ,S -, tho
rau moving up and Joining him near "' - ,ros
stratcb II was then supposed 'i'"' u' s,ror,
49, os S,onenell was stil running unuer ' 70
vii But II was not possible for the faVon'e !"
~ tho idol OF Guttenburg, who AZ inc '"s' 49, 10
n,st hrmght Lambey 70 drive ihe " , -, ,
hora tonight TO the last stride, Stoneheh "i.'"e
,das were severely cut by the spurs i~hoie! la"
80, ,adon with much energy to get him nome III 'o"'
Montana the winner OF the suburban laS' Se", n,'
heen bljstered and fred. Byrnes mas ue'"''
ont Of all his spring engagements. nS Wv .i
pvrnes will not any OF Marcus p"9 A.,
the Morris Park meeting. and immedia'eN "',i
close of the Sheepshead Bay meeting III VIII "'"' WV
stable to Chicago. .,., tror, ,be
,rornentor and Krikna Withdrawn rom ''''
al roce The starters were the IIeh isi"'"
Stables black colt Nick, by Noriem'f ont VI w.
,ion who wore collar and was the 1aNorHe ~
8: NJ F. Dryers bay colt Nomad' W. noVen "a.
colt nv Muscovy out Of Pisa, j. Casey's chesthu' GOV
.,n,on+ r Collns's bay colt Lawless, W. l. Day
49, colt rydeuo and the Sheffield Stables chestnut
colt Mordotte. $500 ,o conn,
mission on Nomad. AS the horses started 10 'e po''
he walked ont TO the middle OF the track 10 CIV
Iambey his orders. The arisocracy played fideho
,ro,cnt and Mace Fidelio led for quarter and was
ossed NV Nick who went away from his horses on he
turn all riding hard he entered the homeS're'"'
Nomad after rousing, overhauled NICK a. 'n' Luz
long post and coming on won easily though ''c '0
lance was short, Fdeo having to finish close up 10
bcat Nick for the place Griffin. Nick was not
called ND by the Judges to explain why he dii not
mov. n muscle when he saw Nomad pass him. Per
haps Messrs. Simmons and Mcdowell did not see that
he was perfectly willing 10 surrender to Nohad every
thing Perhaps they did not see that ne Kept LOOKING
over his shoulder IKE scared monkey, and did not
ask Nick for an effort until he Fdeo in danger
NJ c,pturinr the place. Tie arrangement OF the
Judges stand as bad it possibly can be- not only
at Elizabeth but at Gravescnd. Sheepehead Bay and
Morris Park 1t is not possible for the gentlemen
who occupy to see a race we'll They are too low.
When the Judges down on the ground they should
not be expected to act as stewards. II Is ASKING
entirely too much Of them
The report published In some papers that Colonel
Simmons would preside at Gutenberg Is almost too
absurd TO contradict.
McGrath will not have the restaurant privileges
at Sheepshead Bay this year. The club Will conduct
its own lunchroons and bars. James Villcpigue will
probably be the manager. which means that every
thing will be first class.
The book programmes Of the Gravesend meeting
distributed at the track Yesterday. They are
great Improvement the previous efforts Of secre
tary Mcintyre. He is gradually learning the necessity
OF adopting advanced ideas In racing matters. There
will be fourteen days Of racing at Cravescnd.
Fremont. Prince Howard, Long Bounce Julia L..
Mohammed, Lorimer. siroccO and Arnlca the
starters IN the fifth six firlonss. Srocco and
Long Bounce being equal favorites In the betting
The start was delayed twenty minutes. siroccO got
of In front when the nag fell md opened a gap
OF three plenEaS. This he gradually wdenedI
Nothing could get near him and he won, pulling up, by
six lengths. Fremont, in u hard drive. second head
before Prince Howard. One OF the largest winners
Sirocco the vice-prcsdent Of the westchester
Water improvement; Company. An cX-iudgc o! the
Civil Court would have a If Julia L.
had finished IN front.
The afternoon was dark and dismal. but
enough for comfort. The attendance was large ana
enthusiastic. II Bitten had beaten Stonenel the
quarter stretch would have been Il Bloomlngdae.
The last race was for two year.olds that had not
son at the meeting Odd Socks. The Kelp and Dob
Nns were withdrawn, leaving nine practically I'M
mown colts and lliies to 60. The Bath stables
Town gelding by Jils johnson ont Of As,oat was
tle tavorltc and an easy winner. sungllmpse was
second. The General third
parior.car porter fell between the Platforms ana
The return 10 The city was DELAYED half an hour
Dy foolish 6ridgeman al the HackcnSack River
crossing. lie held trains 10 let "A Lrick- laden
schooner beat mile against the wind and O., thronel
the draw ~ "''' - '"'o"s"
These the summaries
FIST KACE-A sweepstakes for threo.yca,ois and up
ward $500 added. Selling. One mile and , s,,