New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
A DAY FOR FAVORlTES.
EACELAND WINS IN A CANTER.
THE MADISON STABLES ToKEN-FMR sPoRr
AT ELIZABETH.

Five favorites got home in front at Elizabeth yes
tcl,lay The ony TO fail was Lepanto. Tic
slould not have been favohte lie Is hog fat.
Eight maiden wo-ycar-olds ran in the first race,
bolfmile scramble The Madison Stables bay hly
Token By Sir Modrcd out OF Carissma was the
fIvo,le in the betting, being backed down 10 : L.
to | at the close Tokens breeding Indicated yer
mud qualities and she justified the confidence OF her
followers by taking the lead soon after the start
and winning In the easiest possible manner oy 'hroc
lengths. Ballard rode. Mr.. Kelly Is doing well thus
early with his two earolds and they say he has
some better ones in his stable. Il. Boyle's bay fliy
! by Vocaic out of Fleurette second, W. e. Days
| bay colt by Sensation ont Of Clara n. third'
The track was drying fast, warm westerly wind
| picking up the moisture like sponge and taking IL
| far away to sea- Mr. Croker sat on the rail before
the judges stand knocking his heels together In the
bright sunshine lie seemed very happy and con-
| tcntea.
| l. q. L. and Clement were Withdrawn from the
second race, five furongs leaving these to 60: W. H.
Rollers black geding Dllsyrian, q. QmntrclPs bay
| horse JayQuEl A. Lakelands bay colt Hoey, W.
c. Days bay colt Alcaldc and the Keystone stables
| bay colt Paragon prompt start sent Alcalde OH
| In front, bat he passed by Dalsyrian AMI
| Paragon, who raced together TO the head OF tn"
| stretch, where the Inter retired. Dalsyrian then
! came away and won in canter by two lengths,
Iloey second the distance before Acade.
At this point BIZ" DAILY entered the stewards
|
Griffin rode Dalsyrian, who the favortc. IIDey
wa, second choice.
Eigar johnson now called on Mr. Croker, ana
Bolivar Whal"y Joined Eli" DAILY In the stewards
box Dr. Gideon l.. Knapp. thick-b"aricd as of yor",
! Looked on from the grand stand
The at''ndancc was much smaller than on Thurs
day. Many person, had been detained by the naval
parade till too late t. catch the train at 30.
". T. Dryer withdrew his colt Chateau from the
Clarrmont >tak,C leaving Charter. by CharaXus out
Of Ada Bclc, to carry the white with gold tas3cl.
| Mcintyre and Long lalc also withdrawn. Charter
was opposed by James -hlclis's bay FLY Ellen H.,
by TowAatIn out Of jersey Lass: ". II. Rollers BAY
! cc.dlng LYNN, by myar ont of Una b.: J. A. and
a. H. Morri,'s bay colt wol,cy by Hampton out Of
Jennie H.; y. Lakclands bay Ills Joic. by IIomby
out OF Gc0logy; J. ". Je!cott's bly Glly Glance by
IalSrto ont Of Glimpse and the Glen Island Stabl; 3
chestnut gcdlng ircdcrchs. By Macduh cut of Beati
tudc
Glance was a favoritc at 6 to 3. McDer-
mott rode. Hymn second choice at = IL to l..
| Eight 10 Charters price. y good start was
made with W0lscy IN front. but he quickly fell
| back LYNN taking The lead, closely. attended by
! Glance, Josie and Chatter. In the stretch Glance
came away and shaking of her horses without effort
won hands down by three lengths. Josie second, II
neck before Ellen H. Ellen II. ridden in II
stupid lazy, Indifferent manner by Griffin that seemed
| 10 indicate desire not Il win.
Edgar johnson. Colonel Hyde and Hem stodckcr
were the occupants OF the stewards box during his
! race. Mr. Croker remained below Among the
spectators in the grand stand \. +. Walcot near
whom sat hi, partner, John Campbell. The pres
dent Of Monmouth Park was ont to see Dlablo con-
! test the lust with Long,trcet and Racellnd.
Il. Bradley's well seasoned Vlrgic by King
Bolt, out OF Virgo. from the rear and captured
| the fourth In hard drive from tho Warm
! spring stables Chestnut horse Larghctto. by .Ii!s
johnson out Of Lever"tt who beat ". c. Daly's bay
horse LcIanto, ~ Kngdsler out Of Leiehtona. two
lengths. rhe other starters were J. \. Bate elor's
struthmal ami j. W. BartholomcwS McNhrtry.
Larshrito got off in front ANA led III" head OF tie
| stretch. where h. was passed By Lcpanto Inside
| the last fTlong Virsic went TO the front. James
Lnnbley. VITO rode Lepanto has a disagrceabc habit
Of witch he ought TO break himself forthwith. lie
Is constantly looking back which. OF necessity.
| lin TO neglect his mount " Eli" Daily should
! require This jockey 10 attend 10 business.
Control Blue Blood. Chattanooga and Jack Lowell
were withdrawn from to fifth race. In which the
starters were the Chesapeake stables bay colt Billy
y. by Brambe ont of Young Duchess: VI. +.
Dryers chestnut colt Harvest. by Onondlga ont Of
Ills, e. Cornol>cn CO.. chestnut gcding shelley
| 1Ujtie. and W. C. Daly's bay colt Ingo Harvest.
ridden Jy Lambcy was an ovcrwl Ginning favoIite at
| - ,. Billy :. supported by the talent"
who bet thousands on him. The b00kmller, Will
ingly accepted MI that offered and asked for more
! Evidently they afraid OF Billy :. The re-
suit of The proved that they We're right some
Thing happened IN connection with TIL, not seen
| on racecoursc In many years. The distance WAS
! only half milo. The four horses cantered TO tie
post together in pairs. Harvest anI Billy leading
/ shelley futile ana lngOt by about two lengths.
| Rowe was waiting for them, flag In hand. N"it.er
jockey pulled up As If by u precOnc,rtcd arrinS &C.
ment they kept their mounts going. the flag fell and
the was on. Billy ;. shot To the front and led
into tie stretch. where Harvest caught him.
Then going on under double wrap Harvest walked
IN winner by length, Billy :. second four lengths
Before the fourth race there was wild search
for Ia" owner Of the Warm Spring stable who wanted
to start Llrghcto. lie. IT seems. IN in
The West, something about an unpaid hnc. and the
Elizabeth mana nan, CEMENT was asked 10 collect The
was found al last, tie ine was paid and Larehetto
Reports Of Edward Kclly's great winnings ON
wav on KrntIrorrn. Ycstnrrday he ana Ho b.t on
Token. rs her best work nj Jerome Park had been
half In 80 seconds. An intimate friend of Mr.
Longstrcrt. kirk0vcr. Count and Terrher with
drawn from the last race. leaving only Raceland.
Riot and Dablo to 60. Kaceand was a warm
= 10 ,. and against Rio; 30 to /. II was no race
Each carried ioj pounds. To Raceland tina, was
mere feather. lie galopci the entire distance under
Just ms easily defeated Riot.
Edward Kelly probably found the queer name for
Ms Greenland INV Kcntigcrna. In Scotland. There
was noted Scotch eccesiastic Of the OF
bishops The addition of final "a' Indicates that
Keniigcrna IS lilly.
These the summaries:
FIRST RACF.-A sweepstakes for maiden twO.y,ar.ot:s
800 added. selling. Half IA mile.
Madison s %Il, b. 60 T. Token. by Sir
''O'''D '''',''' 'VO " war. 'n5lara,l 81 4-o
II. neyless b. T. - by vocalie1TiSar.
pu Car no ~ al s,v s1I La eEa1ss9s 81 =,