New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-20
YALE BLUE IN FRONT.
YORKvILLE BELLIES MEADOWS 81 TAXES.

HIS HORSES WIN YET.
Mr. Croker did not 60 TO Elizabeth yesterday ana
the Yale blue He has not yet had the pleasure
Of seeing his colors first past the post. surely MI
Croker Is not "Jonah." Yet Inc suprr'u''o"'
people are already beginning 10 point morals
The day was pleasant and the racing far from d,'ii
Some Of the finishes were highly in'eieS''ns' |
attendance satisfactory. in point of numbers anu
there was plenty of betting
Eleven maldens all forlorn ran In the hr'' r"oc'
Ut I've furlonGs. and the start was DELAYED hl'cch
minutes by their bad behavior JACOB Kuppe'' u -
superb!y handsome chestnut colt II. Domingo, ny
St. Baise out of Lady Primrose, was one OF 'hchl'
This Is the colt for which Mr. RUPERT paid @3o'ooo
when he sold yearing at the breaking up
OF August Belmont's stable In 1891. Last year he
started but once on account Of hts great size. He
Is now one OF the beautiful animals ever seen
III the betting hc held in some esteem. as the
closing price only to l. The Brookwooi stables
brown colt Perrier Jouct. BY Dry Monopolc out OF
North Anna was the post favorltc at to L. Garrisons
bay colt Control had Il considerable following among
the Jockeys admirers. and he showeis fine turn OF
speed. leading fOv nearly half mile. In many breaks
Domingo out far In advance of his horses, ex
hibiting q decided cagerncss TO CO. and elicng eX-
prcssions of admiration by his qulckness In getting
away. Blake rode him. He got of In front, but
was almost Immediately passed by W. C. Days chest
nut FLY Pansy, always very speedy little thing for
a third Of a mile. Pansy retired at the head OF the
stretch. leaving Control well In front Perrer Jouet
passed the latter at the furlong post and stallng
of determined challenge from st. Domingo won by
head. st. Domingo second three-quarters of length
before Long Beach, who beat Control three lengths.
Bergen rode the winter, scoring his first this
season.
Six ran in the halfmile dash for two-year-olds,
the second race. J. A. g. A. ii. Morrss Unlocking
colt Aeppo by Britannia, out of syria, made the
favorte In the betting, probably account OF his
alleged misfortune few days In getting pOcketed
In tile stretch lie went TO the post at to D. Little
field having the mount A. Lakeapds bay FLY
Josie Qmported) was second choice, many Of the
shrewdest judges backing her for good thing"
Foxhan Kcene's chestnut colt sentinel. by FOst
Guard, out Of LOte II, and Josie in high spirits
at the post, and owing TO their great activity de-
layed the start a quarter Of an hour. Josie was in
front when the flag fell with AeppO second. and they
made the running in this order all the way to the
Last sixteenth post. when Sentinel coming fast under
Doggett's hard drive, Joined them. Mr. kecne's
colt gained steadily, and 1t was but question OF
distance whether he would win or lose 1t turned out
that the distance tI1fe too short. Josie won
by head, sentinel second, nose before Aeppo who
beat Paxton three lengths. sentinel was probably
the best colt in the race, but being slow beginner
he was Ourun In the first half. At threeQuarters or
at five furlongs he would have been easy winner.
Newmeyer rode Josie.
The second favorie of the day to go down was
Early Blossom in the third Her defeat was
possibly due TO her running away a quarter of mile
before the rage called. When report Of this
reached the ring her price quickly fell of from
evens to 2 to l. and many who had backed her
at the former price FASTENED TO hedge on J. o. t..
Onward and Fagot. After allowing TWO golden OPP
portunities to slip. Rowe dropped his flag capital
start Fagot and Freze made the running for half
mile Onward must have been extremely good.
his Jockey. Lambley. took great liberties with him.
pulling him back from near the front to the side OF
Early BLOSSOM who the last but one. II was then
apparent that the owner and trainer OF onward re-
Carded Early Blossom the only dangerous opponent
and the one that onward had to beat This reasoning
proved 10 be correct. When Early Blossom moved
up Onward followed always lying within easy striking
distance and when came to the final brush at the
end Mr. Cornehlsens horse easily came TO the front
and won by length. Early Blossom, pulled to
Canter beat Fagot a length. Frieze seems 10 De
utterly worthless.
For the second time at this meeting Mr.. Croker's
chestnut FLY Red Banner, by Iroquois, ont Of Ban
DANA was entered and withdrawn, but the Ruler was
not unrepreseDted In the Meadows Stakes-for
mares OF all ages-as Yorkvic Bele permitted to
run. Skadi, Krlna and Pansy were withdrawn,
leaving only Foxhal Keene's chestnut fly White
Rose, by Warwick out Of Cokena-the well-known
Cokena 6lly :" ". H. Rollers bay FLY Blossom, by
George Kinney, out of Apple Blossom. and j. a. & A.
II. Morrs's bay FLY Minnehaha by Wagner. out Of
Mnnehaha Belle, TO oppose the daughter OF Miser and
ThOra.
The impression general that the Belle not
Yet fit, and the amazingly liberal price OF to b. and In
some books. 3 TO g. obtainablc about her In the
ring Lanlbley rode 10 the Judges stand 10 receive
his Instructions from " Mike" Dwycr. The flag fell
1T the first break on perfect start. Minnehala
out at top speed and led for half mile. when She
literally stopped. The Belle, always under gentle
lu. can,ercd home the easiest OF winners by two
lengths. White Rose. Whipped ont by Taral. second,
three lengths before Blossom. Ninnchaia
beaten oil. This FLY falntbearted she
was last year che l. Il cricvOus disappointment. The
ce's easy victory Is likely 20 mslead many. She
Is not yet up To hard though 200 pounds better
than oil the occasion OF her last previous appear
nncc.
lack Harvest and get on the line, was the cry
before the fifth 4" Nike Dryers chestnut
colt by on ndago. Of Bliss, made 4 favor
ite. lie was opposed by Uncle sim, Paragon, Ecllc
wood. Jack Rose and Laughing Water. The start
was SURPRISINGLY good. Paragon led to the head Of
the stretch, Uncle SIM and Jack Rose in the
in the stretch Harvest looked like certainty, but
Belcwood, tho ugly little hammer-heidcd shark,
came away under Mcpcrmotts gentle and persuasive
touch ana won hands down by a length and half.
Uncle sim came from the clouds and captured second
pace from Harvest. Jack Rose was fourth.
The last smcled OF Gutenberg. All through
somebody. and the somebody who was lpoking for
sters. Gentlemen, this will never do.
r. j. Dwyer sons brown hlly Madrid looking
hard race with NJ. r. Dwyer's bay colt liammIe.
who finished second two lengths before Long Bounce.
have c blind staggers for after going Oneeighth of
u mile he weaving badly. The field left him
twenty yards behind on the first turn. At the quar-
ter post he ran into the fence. knocking down two
panrls and tearing his left shoulder all TO pieces.
The jockey was slightly hurt
The United states coast survey steamer a: d. Bachc
into the ferry Oat Central, OF the Ncw-Jersey
Central Road, and had her bows prit taken OFF. The
Central had board !; large crowd Of raccgOers.
among whGm there slight panic when the col
IisiOn occurred. The achc seaming up the North
River the time.
Mike" Dwyer has sold his house Ia Brooklyn for
s35 600. and will remove 10 Ncw-York. having pur.
chased q fine residence In Eighty third. ST.
The AntP0ol bill, which passed the Illinois Assem-
bly, by u large majority has been sirungied In the
Senate There will be betting at Washington Park
after alias everybody supposed.
Governor Morris OF Connecticut has signed the
An,tPool bin recently passed Hartford so that
there will be no betting in the Nutmeg state.
The starting at Elizabeth yesterday was In MIR
Rowc's best style. These are the summaries: