New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
RACING, But NOT SPORl.
WEEICHFD PEOPLE At ELIZABETH.
CONTESTS At TIE TRACK NOT WORTH DEscElB'
ING-T>EAL'S FINE WORCESTERSHIRE.

CONTESTS At THE TRACK NOT WORTH DEsCEIB-
ING-T,EAL.s FINE WORCESTERSHIRE
Thcr. was neither sense nor Ica-on In continuing
fine EIizolrih rnc,s yc,teriay. GGtcnbIry In il
worst estate never raced In more abomnable weather.
Not scat in the grand stand was tcnahtapi'. \
~ women Of the Tenlcrloin DISTRICT h"ii"a
together HE lost ,hccp around cola stove III 'hr
background and about 1000 men pushed each oh'r
roughly about In the b'tng-rins where the odcrS
were Sitting and the air thick with vile tobacco
smoke II was a day for all good people 10 remain
at home The track was in fnghin CONDITION.
small hurricanes blew into every crack ana crcvice OF
the stand. taking the cod rain with them ON. u
was wr,tchcd The cattlc-carN which the railroad
uses for the transportation Of the leaked
through ocf door and window. and one Of tie trains
broke in two on the way home This Is the fifth
train that has broken in since the meeting began
Rowcs carriage -ank 10 the hubs in the mud, and the
starter was Obliged 10 walk 10 the post for the first
race.
Twcniy-onc horses were withdrawn from the IN
races leaving but three TO run In the first race. three
in the second. five in the third. four in the fourth
three in the NTH. ana three In The sixth. TIL" races
are simply not worth describing There were long
delays NJ the post and poor starts seemingly there
was effort on the part of the management to rush
matters through. though everybody was suffering TIL"
waits between the race, entirely too long. Be
fore the nth decided the spectators w"r"
Disguised That many q them 10 inc uiih0
10 remain there, I'm sort OF comfort till the day
wa. ended. ~ the Zine the bell rang for the last
race the train, filed.
The superb riding Of Taral was the only feature
Of IN, day worthy Of notice. With great odds against
him he won with DIabIo and irncc George, win
the former hv an cy,la>h, with the latter by nose.
Monmouth Park Association la, ESCAPED with Il
fine OF 500 for violating th" law last year.
John tahill has brought an action against twenty
bookmakers at Elizabcrh to recover $4,000 for al
leGp1 violation of tn" law. ~
sixty eight bookmakerS were In the ring doing In
These are The summaries Of all the races
FIRST RAcI;-N swccr-,kcs. -oId~ and
upward. With 500 added. Allowance. Five urlongs.
Betting
f"G'> sisc, @ b b j dE'i D"asa BY 9,@.e
J. McI.auehlin's ch. h. walcou j. i5l..;;o
W {. Days ch. Ii. nolcro 5, H. ..,'''"D
Time o3
SECOND IACE-A sweepstakes. For 'hicc-y"arod' and
upward. With 800 added Selling six fuilone..
st. "c'''1 f.
W H. Eollcr, blk Dal'yrio9 BY ,I Dnl, 10 On,
n j. bSySr Son, { a 80 rrcmoa '' o"'
W c G. DAYS 'V ch. G. Alcaldc !. Io5 ,.~@
Time az .''''''''
THIRD KACE-A sweepstakes For maiden two-y arolds.
With 500 added. 10 carry ilj n. IIah mile
81 n'H"f Fl.
NJ p T , e. 6 Charter by cIa naS:,,,
y. Caupbclrs /. {. Ludlow. ilit Dosectll ~ 81
NJ N dd Id '''' t.rn,1. ic-i 81
FOURTH EACE-THT GREAT ISLAND STAKES. For
all agc.. $1,000 added. Selling. One nil"
81 G'" Fl.
w'9Gi ats i Gs9S. :!a e r P'4' y rl?
w. c. DAILY. b. c. Count. {. icy 10, ,,nnsy; !,
n T. nvvcr.s T. p Xor,d : lci