The sun., 1893-05-02
A BIG DAY FOR THE TALENT.
EVERY riroRI1E sUCCEssFUL hT TIE
ELIzABETH TRACK rEs TERDAE

peteut Jockc, ship Blossom and Asrae
VIA for w. II. Roller. and Col. Rapport
Lands Two Purses with Chattanooga
and the sso,oco 81. Domingo
The New Jersey Jockey Club Is having the
very worst kind OF weather for Its meeting,
but tho attendance keeps high. and tho club
will have q most successful season There
were fully 5000 persons present yesterday
despite the threatening weather and as favor
ftes swept the board the talent quit the day
with bulaine pockets.
The staks feature Of the day was the Plain
6eld Handicap ut one mile and sixteenth.
and over night 1t gave promise OF being a
splendid contest The rain. however. had
made the track pasty and heavy and scratches
were numerous, Charade. Blitzen. and Le-
panto being tho only starters. Bill DAILY
thought he could find an easier place for Ter
riGsr and worked the halt brother to Civil
Service half mile through the mud In 81
seconds Messrs. John A. and A. II. Morris. who
wore within the judges enclosure watching
the work with great deal OF interest M. f.
DWyer told DAILY that he had made mistake
An scratching Terrifler, as. in his opinion. he
could defeat Bitten and Charade at the
weights.
The public were about equally divided rs to
the capabilities Of Blitzen and Charade. and
begging against Lepanto. Both the four-year-
,olds warmed mp we'll. but there were many
who did not want Bradey's colt because little
Harry Jones had the mount. 1t having been
demonstrated on several occasions that this
diminutve colored boy cannoa Keen biitzen alti.h
As was expected Bitten chased Lepanto the
moment the flag fell. and Doggett was COM
to fS Keep 81 within haiing distance, Lepanto ana
sBlitzcu wsrs head and head in the run up the
away Half mile from home Jones lost MS
orange cap and said good by TO Lepanto. Dog.
wa. right At MS hss baMs d OF tse whp
dust before swinging into the stretch; The
brown colt sprana away from the iash; ,,,1a and
in lie S VAN and and Ghsradewas apparently besten.
fids. and Bitten caroensd ike ship
ss Es01t fence rSaf'f snd osSS sSns several isnshs
Charade is q remarkably game colt. and . runs
a sas s and % vim
plenty to spare. Jones beat. Blitzen cruelty
over tho head and whipped tho game colt
was a bad last bradley be. good sum on
Bitzen and was very angry after the race s.,Is Hs
Rider up. would have beaten Charads in the
TaSovI.5aa.o So on such a track as yesterday'seis
Od psOSa na han Hs
the BROOKLYN Handicap is but io2 pounds
Charade has an unbeaten record this year.
having won three good races.
Blossom was favor!to for the opening dash.
. scramble for two.yGsr. .olda nt hnil mile.
daughter 81 Georce Kinney and Apple Blossom.
as she has had rest OF q week or more. Col.
followers followers but but she was concedinG too much
Weight to the iavoEite and could could pever r. get to
nd IA clara A. colt the DuCemlkerH
until the head Of tho stretch where Griffin
went mp on the outside with Biossomi Tho
easily, when she swerved; Her advantage
vas too great. however. to DO overcome.
Little Pirats at LONG odds bea! tfs Clara 4;
colt .saAily for second place. Explorer. u full
s1ssedinSls green. and was as good as left at
fs 5snds 1F
Grimm taking her to tho front at tiag'all and
akpS al the runn.nE Grsnia hsrsm
the, run home. Harlem. at very long odds. se-
e,Si; nj. ss sbsa Sr
Numsrous s Mthdpwals a Waist reduce educ ed ID tho field for
ths fourth Tacs until but four Eorses ms went to
s nouhssd RSd sst 'ssH csefee Tom skidmore being
second In demand simms took tho track with
Chattanooga. and. keeping the Ruppert repre-
trouble. the son Of Luke Blackburn winning
very cIeverly by two lengths, Tom Skidmore
fss msEss SstoP1 aGs s
ElIEsbeth; and he has deveioped into good:
speed. Last year he had speed. but couldn't
stay more than half mile.
The nth race at four and half igrlopSs
Termenisr. %Sto Ross and Cold boliar, had had
followers n.plenty When the flag fol! Taral
heart -brsaking pace won oil tho way. the
Loriiard cast: of pulling up in 56k seconds:
up @ ana hss Eose Es
lock Cd from start to finish. and Mr.. Kecne's
lReldinR ut the wiro. Tormentor was unable to
Keep up with the procession. the day being
b Sss qn as a % and aoSn he VIII mot
6o ihs 16oS 9aaen
was nesting tho Poorest lot at the @ track K tho
81 to n6 awo to ons On hs big
,Hic was in front. and then cutting loose. won
Ssmsiy In the dnaI iurlong. InGot was third.
Summaries follow;
FIIlsr RACE.
ssn e ssSs sGr 81 whss
kIS 20 second and s25 to third: selling allowances
VIZ Keller: T. blossom. Blossom. by George Kinney-Ap.,
oRssf ssSIs'. b. c. EttIe Pirat. iI?S Dosro,t.
Dsiys Clara 4Es & coli W g. aSS Sock, X,;t
,nliy oaiando. Explorer. and rostmaid also ran.
/. Time. oi52H
BstunG-Tsn to 0 on Blossom. Z 90 against % Csmsn,
6alsndo. u to Clara A. colt 10 to Little Pirate 80
30 The Kep. 40 " Postmad, 90 to ODD Socks 1vO
~ Explorer.
SECOND RACE.
swssps.ates Of $40 each. for thrse.yesr-olds and
ppWArd with $500 added, OF which S76 10 second and
446 TO third Weights Is pounds above tho scales the
winner TO be sold At auction: six furiongs.
", Rollers ch. Azrael, by Observation-Disclosures.
y b Wsrs eh l. Harlem !. io3x tEnaiishj.
AShuIn stables Oh g Double Cross 100 (Balard)..
Timc. lgtt.
Bettfng-Five to on Azraei, 81 to against Circu-
kr. 20 Double Cross l5 TO Portchestsr. 80 TO !
8Afcsuus. 70 to ] Harlem.
80 THIRD RACE.
Tue Flainneid Handicap of $40 each for thrssyear
eds and upward, with $1,000 aGued. of which 5000
70 second and 500 to thrd mile and a sixteenth
". y Jeness br Q: Ghasals. T. by CharAxus-AdA
Br4diey's br, Blitzen. lla a. Jones.,........2
W. Q. pSj's b. b. LspAnto ns a. Lanbley).
BestlnE-Even money Charsds, even money Bitten.
~ 70 Against Lspanto.
FOURTH