New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-10
ANOTHER DEAD HEAT.
CLOSE FINISHING AT MORRIS PARK.
STIRRING STRUGGLE BETWEEN DIR. HAS
BRouCK AID sTONENELL

STIRRING STRUGGLE BETWEEN DIR. HAS
BRouCK AID sToNENELL
There no earthquakes or cyclones al Morris
Park yesterday. great upheavals OF sentiment or
excitement. One stirring race and five rather un-
Interesting were The New-Roclelle llandi-
cap resulted In stubborn and long drawn-out
struggle between DIR. Hasbrouck ana stonenell Ut.
Hast rouck won IN the three strides. How
be did II Is amply described In the details OF 'He
racing printed below. IL ono OF the most eA
hilaratng finishes OF the year. The time was en-
tremely fast Il 80 IA when the weights carried are
taken into consideration. DR.. Ha>brouck had IL
pounds. and stoncnell 1875. ST. florian, with H.
was unable to keep pace with these WONDERFUL
sprinters.
Chesapeake and Adelbcrt made dead heat In the
second race This meeting AT Morris PARK mas broken
III records Of close finishes. II Is charged BY some
humorists that the judges are IN league WIN 'he
handcapper But seriously Mr.. NosburehS handi-
cans have resulted In some remarkable contests
Descriptions of all the races are gwen III the
details which follow. The day was agreeable and
the attendance satisfactory
I, has been arranged that the American Derby
candidates shall have oppor unity 10 meet each
other at Morris Park on next Wednesday. l-2 miles,
log pounds each. for purse OF $1,000. Mr.
DIVER has arccd 10 start Don Aonzo. the Messfs.
Morris will start Rainbow. and Dr.. q. l. Knapp
Will start g. W. johnson. II Is possible that Mr..
Keene will send 10 the post ST. Leonard or Chswick
The entries will close this evening. The race ought
10 he one Of the most attractive OF the IT
will give a line on the American Derby. II Is SIN
cer.lv hoped that Gideon Dily will start Ramapo'
and that Mr. Keenc will decide TO start one OF his
colts.
All of the high-lass race,ncks in THIS country
ought TO follow the example Of Morris Park and nave
field, free 81 people who enjoy racing, but who cannot
AFFORD 10 pay for admission at the regular gates
The principal racecourses in England have free fields,
and they are patronlzed by tens Of thousands OF
people who could not the sport !! 1t were not
for the free fields The free field at Morris Park
has always been of the most popular features
connected with that picturesque track In the free
f.ld there Is betting in the French mutual pools,
straight place and /. =. g. II j. the only place III
the country where l. - bets In the French pools can
h, made and this form OF betting Is extremely p0pu
lar. The tickets p, EACH and good deal OF
money the other parts OF the track mas It's
way Into l. 2. pool box In the course OF the
afternoon. There Is free field AT ohcepshead Bay
Just before l.. W Jerome died movement was on
foot 10 establish such field there. hut alter ne dcd
the matter was dropped and wa, soon forgotten
When the gates of Morris Park are closed the only
place where people can racing gratuit0lSy Is az
the pest-holes In NcwJersey, where they have lrce
racing and where they make the sport farce and
degrade II. Sheel shcad Bay could well Afford a
free field and II Ought 10 have one.
DETAILS OF THE RACING
FIRST RACE-<Ir maidens years old 81 600 added
Special weights Five AMI onehaf firones.