New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
FOUR FAVORlTES IN FRONT.
LIVELY AFTERNOON AT GRAvEsEND
yosKyILI.E BELLIES FIRST VICTORY AT T"i'
MEETING.

resfrrd1y hnIsHcd -
fully beaten. There time VIC" u" ~ -
a.. nuhltc made n fnvorite il does ho' !" ~
DAYS What does the public kno" o' W. 80 81.
O, a dozen maiden twoyeafoios """' -,
so. called "talentn know IL j. :" ,, oc
handful Of shrewd spectators WIN ,e 'n' nos,
counts that determines which morse e"" ~ " ' ,n
- 49,, A., tho betting the money OF men WHO
~ tho host trials OF all the horses ana receNe '"'
&C., incarnation concerning them. iheSe h'e" o.,
,h winners OH such u day as yes'er''"'' i"'s rs,
I, r.,orr,so the favOrite In the HIST race anu =.
- 80 ,r,, They made Reckon the iavoritc IN
a., eoco,a race and Reckon won. Ihey nuoe MN"
Wv ~ ,,ror,e IN the third race. and ken1serha
h'"" 49, ,bev made Yorkviile Belle the iavon'e
~. ,,. sixth race. and Yorkvi!le Belle woh Inc
.,c An the main. backed other horses In eaoh U.
.aa races and lost. Miss Maude on her recora o.
Wv v's t.be was one c. the best of the second-class
.o v.sr-ods) WAS made the favonte In the uaAeiie
..,s hut Naphtha. who was extremely acuVe III
- :, her races last season, easily deeated her'
u.uwcod the lxvorite in the fifth race. ms "i""'
30, uncertain and erranc. and there WAS "o e
,.s,on why he should have been backed co"h "
small ODDS in the betuhg' nc "'@'
shorter price than or D TO l. ~,
some of the races were extremely ciose' " .n
..cord the finish highly Interesting anu ,'e
,udees were obliged to use their shafp'e' e, 49,
i've of them passed with their hcsos So "e"''' go,
for tho second place that they could nov "",e
closer without a dead heat. In inc Nun '.O. .aan
Gi
three In this race Beautiful Bells was i ''. .,,
With nv Hammie, who swcrved at the hmsh "u'
beautiful Bells WIS already beaten "'.h' -,
,,s,fcrence she could not been second 'no"sn
4, is possible that she might have oeen ''''
va7d and Johnella beat her short noses e,.,,o,
II may be remarked that In the seco"u i"oe ..o,.
.,owed amazing improvement o. his last previous
,oce shrewd Judges believed that WI" NV
shlfi rider than Pickering he wonil "" o,aor' in
Pickering has 30 few mounts ana :" '. ,Nor
the saddle. that he is more OF h' "'"'>
help to n horse u,. and limb among
There is TOO much disregard OF life ana i'"'o NM
A.. $3.50 ,ust nav Severe measures must be nSeo.
ry.n ca careful boz Is Ntueield was e"'''s "
On. mast rec kless riding ~ the secohu '"o.
Judges we're forced to give him quiet au"o"'.o"
IT.. attendance was highly satisfactory. Inc sps'-
tn,or, occupied themselves IN then iu,e , ~,..as
usteninc 10 tho music Of Bandmas'er ram" ~
corn.t band which led the Fire Department Oh Sn' .s
had Raw ia an Afternoon parade. O'her music ""'
md, by a siren whistle and an eight-pohu oaiio"'"'
IL was great day for sheep'heau DAY. A.. o,so
Tho BOARD of Control sat in judgmert on Tue o"''
of Comment against the Bioohlyn h"h"'ap, 'A
turned the following verdict which, sis"e" '' "
Mr. H. F. Dwyer having oppeapl I'D 70 an .s
OF CnsIol For an thes IS no complaint in regard to
foul Hiding in the race ,sn1 for fSvs me Doo"''"
the orl peSons .n a"9 M tpnad
with ne mater are Mr. n0' aan Siu the
,,,a1 70 mem E,reforc there Is case before
live Board copy Of Mr. Gebhafos 'e''e' 4"
his letter Mr. Gethard de.des that he ms@e
the remarks attributed TO him eonSern, h,e ana he
tavS that he bsc Lampliehter DIT. Loi,,sru "''
already dcAed the statements cr'oi'eu " "'''
DETAILS OF THE RACES.
FIRST RACE-Two.year-olds. Selling. Five furlonss'
''"'- g. Hc''"ffl Fl.
JRArr Kssass b. Il, e Tel sfsaa, o-5 %
A. Iakeisnds T. Josie, los 'ea fl lSI(,e 81 81
yA.& A. H. Morss ch. f. Saliva p ion COL col
=, ...,...a, ,so.... .G kGnir3 s$-i 81
B PSils colt, > s ilIda,o;sin"} 81 G
hf ssss ss3: lsS sss SsSss
sT;ss &c e sss ffsSs9
{ fssesSs 100 g Sssl 81 aol
r, ro,.cra a,1neg straight IS 40, place 81 so;
,osie' place So so. ,,o e.,v,.
Af,er some delay, fair star: came Ii lei sro' c
Dolly colt and Hlndoomere in front FL nrs Iosjs ad
,.nc,d ,.dcr a pull. and took second place " ~,
..n,,c 0nish Tarai clearly Otrode Lomtley ana Ia
relesrafo by length, Jose scco'a WV
.,,e SALIVA who beat Professor B ionr lehs"S' II,
SECOND RACE-Hsndicap sl'coo a'aea' o"o '"''
and q sixteenth s. nc''ln Fl.
H. Morris: CHI m Es, ,,,Ioio By 81 a.
r. risaoFsrn6a l C. { Fifteen" saF III OIL
j.. St<"urts ch. H. SNON' 2O-l 0-l
,oc fNcDernottl 1O-1 81
Equity, los 'TayIoI, al So
i faH ~ li2 Gear I,ms;.1 81 81 81
Lizzie, 5. so,.'.-dJiiT me~i 81. ha"O'eS'0
MutuslsRcckcn s'r'icht si4 % place 81 'o' ''A'"
place SO 80 49,. Ma. ,x.r.
Sir Frederick Roberts. Liselg N0mad and Mare were
ha,swn. Ajax broke grth and DELAYED the start
Lowlsnder got OF in mont but Reckon soon took inc
which she never renquished. winning by ehH'h inc
nn,eh for the place close and exciting oe'"een
from the extreme lear with startling speed anu was
tea,e, only nose by Bitten Hamilton was noSe
behind stockton and Equity was beaten only head
THIRD RACE-CLOyER STAKES-For FLIES. two years
old; $50 each. 81 500 added Five furlonss
Betting.
st. P.
Madison Stables ch I. Kentigernas by = ,
Observation-Disclosures; 1l6 n. -: lSms) 10 90
j. Rupert jrs T. Clcmentina, 1lo lcor. On , @ .,
C. Fleischman & Sons ch f. Miss Lily 10. - n I
>,,.n n, .(Taylor o ID u
M!lah 10 ft,xsyton1O 81
Stmpcr-NNe my iAo''--'''.''''N al IS
Elctioi al
Token, 10 1T,r. ID S-J
tlapt Il