The sun., 1893-04-14
Mr.. CRoKER'S SUPERB FILLY.
YoRKvILLE REILE BEARS TIE YALE
blue AND GOLD T4sskL TO VICTORY.

with Sir George, and Kingston ripishes
In the Huck-Two Races for NcCormick
The opening OF tho spring meeting OF the
Now Jersey Jockey Club at Elizaheth yester.
day was pronounced sucooss. tho attendance
beinR very largo despite tho lowering sky
which threatened rain at my moment. Ono oil
tho features OF tho sport was the success OF Mr.
Richard Croker's superb fllly. Yorkville Belle
IN the second race. The leader Of Tammapy
was unable TO be present, but he was advised
By telegraph OF the auspicious manner In
which his racing career had opened.
1t was the first time his colors had been seen
on q race course. and the chestn ut daughter OF
Miser and Thora was warmly applauded when
she appeared upon the track on her way TO
the post. with Johnny Lambley wearing the
Yale blue JACKIE. and blue cap surm ounted by
. gold tassel. Six thousand persons gave the
splendid mare ROYAL send d-ofr. and she showed
her appreciation Of the tribute by outspee eeding
her opponents In the stretch and galoping
past tho judges fighting for hor head. OF
course she was an overwhelming favorite
for tho race in question. Ms she out
clsssed her field greatly on last years form.
At the start she was rather slow and White
Rose getting nway rapidly ran the first quar-
ter in "a seconds. Strathmaid and Minnehaha
In close attendance. IIambley was q tri6e
anxious at the outset and. sinking his spurs
tnto the Bellies nanks, called on her for an
extra spurt. She responded quickly. and
rounding the upper turn was romping behind
white Rose. Strathmaid. and Minnehaha.
when Strengthened out for home Lambley let
the peerless fllly have her lown way. and she
strobe to the front in the most impressive
fashion. winning very handily. White Rose
died away quickly when the final pinch came.
and the more thoroughly seasoned Strathmaid
was second. while Yirgie ridden out to the
last ounce. beat Crotchet a head for third
money. Moseby. the boy on Crotchet, was ut
tsrly unable to do Honig's Hlly justice. and
she may be expected to perform much better
In the near future. Minnehaha can stop as
quickly as ever.
For the opening race at 1--WE furlongs re-
markable field of sprinters went to the post
That gallant old warrior Kingston opened
favorite In the betting ring where seventy
three bookmakers were crying the odds. but
the track was q trifie heavy from the rain dur
ing the forenoon and Bel Demonio and Toano
were quickly mado the medium OF such heavy
play that Kingston. ever at his best on heavy
track. retrograded to the position Of third
favorite. Father Bill DAILY liked his own horse.
TerriAer. and Jimmy Mclaughlin thought
Walcott had more than an ordinary chance; in
a %9ney %as S the biz s g'bSns bs5sna Mr.
fssfnK sss the and fdp3T9ns TesasS
ston joined Bol Demonio but the ioar.year-
old slipped away again in the straight, and. |
~ he s Tpa here
Malsott up on the outside with superb rush. |
hi EsSest sSs oyds5 Tsns S1 1aRS
from Bel Demonio. who In turn beat Terrifier |
shs nssf for second Heads apart
elected the ,ereatest enthusiasm. and Tarai's
faSe was aglow With pleasure at winning the
isos The race win DO Kin knsssen SsosSn word 81
soSSdS S.d I25d Sd Harry made Up lot Of ground
riger looks WE'LL and has all Of his. old speed.
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faint. AM hearted yea Hosy stepped IL the 1nei iuTlonE
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autumn. was making his first appearance in
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the poetry Of motion. His apparent ] % defect % IN
c%opfoImati9n % was forgotten. Lambley had to
Keep him from running oyer Sir George. and
Door Mohsmmed was quickly left far IN tho
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time to think before the big colt Numbered
has HoRnso eSaa has hh sy m
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insSryfsk aliy. owned By " e pSnlsnsexd paly sesled
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peat Chateau half length for second money.
t!nel was lame going to the post, but he has .
yorld Of speed: He was played from 10 to
\ Jimmy McCormick's little fliy Zenobia lod
Pom q sta start ito to lnish In the final race Of the
KS KS well up an the way. Oxford was third;
Qonohue kept her going and rode good race.
fremont showed Q lot OF speed for half mile.
while Ro9uefort closed strong at the end. 1t
YES bad day for Frsmont's defective throat,
md no Will perform better when the weather ,
Among the visitors yesterday was President
15iliam Thompson OF the Gloucester course.
Starter Rowe and Superintendent Brush
yeIs served yesterday with writs OF certIorari
Of the action OF the Eiizabeth
Council In granting license to the New ycr- /
~ Supreme Court at Trenton.
!, The railroad service yesterday was first |
slaes. and the last train landed It's psssengers
nav YPEk sn few few. minst:s aIS after olcsi
lral In their stand, Maksra Bahcock and | ,