New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
YALE BLUE IN THE DUST.
LONGSTREET AND FAIRY BEATEN.
RICHARD CROKER LOOKS on CoMPLAcENrLY-
RESULTS At EIIZABETH.

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is: that Mr. Croker had bought Longstreet, and on
the programme the hcrSc 1T Mr.. CrOker'S nah'
Those who knew that Mike" Dwyer sold Longstr""'
to Milton Young two years ago could not und"is''''
how he could now sell him to Mr.. Croker. II appears
that the matter may be explained H. this way III
! th. Lii of sale, which made to Milton ioihs'
There WAS "A clause which required Mr. >ouhs u
r,leaso hi, claim upon tlic horse II Mr. Dwyer ;"
wished Some time ago Mr. Dwyer wrote % Mr'
Young that he wanted to keep longa'reet' ana '''
Young forced to conseIi. according 10 tue "s,,
mcnt Mr.. Dwycr now transfers L"hgS,r'r' ~ 49,
Crok.r II l. believed tina, Mr. Croker ana Mr. D"''r
are partners in the purchis, OF the half OF the pm
Meade stud and II is but natural that they sno"'"
acslrc TO retail Longstreet. The horse WILL 'h'i'
fore 20 TO Belle Meade, when his turi career - '
Long,trcct never was an early horse, ana 1t Was
folly to start him yesterday though MS opp',
were only such cattle as Key West "oli D' ,',
Hamilton. Riot. Circular Strthnaid ana I"" '"'''
| ror, Nike Dwycr sent into the ring com
mission Of FLO 900. which was placed al eVe"S' "
and 2 to J. Mr. CrokrrS comm ssiO1 was not - i'
and after the his commissioner proO'o, "
formed him that he failed to get his money on '''"'
tho Tammany chleftans hilari'y. =,
| Long,trcct WAS ridden by Lambicy. lie so' y"
we'll lost ground ut every stride, WAS iohr'" II. ~"
ouartcr fifth at the half and when nan why Do"I'
the backstctch was being hard ridden $40" NV
ward Iambley began whipping ana sp"ir'"e' W"
Lor.,rrci continued TO 20 back lie did hol s'" !"
| IL, rs
| If The first half was run In 40 IA seconlN' i"'t
may hov. settled him. At any rate. he finished
| ucxi to last Hamilton won by three thg'n'' III
40 Circrlar was ,econd. sraihnaid third Imagine
the mighty Longstrect behind such h1'h' ro'"'
| Il was Il cold day for the Val" blue
| An ungnlnly knifebladc Of horse car'c''"r',
b,achcd blonde utterly unrecognizable' went 10 u,'
| t l., .t G.., r,c. In company Of Your Uncle Will
| lam DAILY, bay colt Prince George ana W. H. no''
! chestnut hlly Azracl Kingston BEL De"'oi'' ''.'
| Onward were withdrawn, leaving 0nly u'S' INV "
RIM the six furlongs for 900. But ior 'i' N''"
edged carlca,urc's name on tn" programme 'c''
would have guessed that She was the ohc'-p"p''"'
and .p..dv Fairy. bv Argyle out OF Fairy Rose no"
fine prop.rty Of Richard Crokcr-prlce flOO"o IL u'u
mot seem DO, ,llc that horse could so 'hahg' c"'o
I'm one winter Rowe sent the trio on III goou o''''
Prince Gcorg. took Tia. lead early. and remaining III
| front all the way. won rather easily by ''"s'"'
| Fairy second six lengths before Azra"l. fmry was
ridden ont 10 the last Dune" and was much dow" "'''
| tc rnc. somebody's money made her an over
! whomiug G,Noriir IN the betting her coHihH Pricr
hdnc lto3 Prince Georges price wa, 10 TO D. ana
against Nrae the ring laid 10 and Il TO l.
| Mr. Croker occupied a cons cuous place ie" ie''
from the Judges, and appeared stocay Indifferent 10
tie failure of his lilly. lie /, quite ~ uhu'"'ohS""
| iiv, -. Nike" Dwyrr. who wins ana loses "i'Aon'
| changing a muscle. Ills lilly Mary by Bishop ou' Oh
| B.,,Ie Belle was withdrawn from iii" second race
probably because two failures in succession womb
have been rather too much OF STRAIN Oh 'Hc INV
Of the head Of the Columbian Order. VII. 'roh''
WA, dressed I'm the best possihl" taste Eve" INV
Duke Of Vcragua world have been proud Oh MN"
thon,h A. ,pcaks French not more s6ly than Mayor
Guroy. -
Jacob Ruppcrt's bay lilly Clcmentina, by Eayoh
dor. out Of Cicmency, was standing sun "h'n u''
aac fell I'm =, second rac-anoher OF those hall me'
,ncact curtain rni,crs with six characters on INC
bIll-and got oil 50 far behind that She remained there
tl.rougiout the performance j. VI. Jehcotts bay
NIX Glance and W H. Rollers bay lilly Blossom Were
the leader, from the start and In driving hhlsl the
former won by han length. Blossom second-two
lengths before J. A. ~ \. IL. Norris good-looMnS
bay lilly Loving Heart 10y Long Iaw ou' ol Vu't"
Of Hearts All Of the horses Of the Mc'Srs' Morris
r backward thi. ,,q,,on Walden will probably
have them ready for Tho biz prizes In May
Mr. Croker had no entry I'm the third race Il
purse II 900 thrc"yoaro old, and upward al SIN
nrong, for " ich eleven unarmorcd cruisers 81
sht drluclt steam through the narrowN and shall
lows All but two were cX-" outlaws" Ihes" ~
c.u,i,a, were =. j. Dwycr a sons black colt Fremont
ana W G. Days bay lilly Arnica. Fremont was Mt
, to | An the betting. Doggett rode" Captain
WAGNER had the misfortune IA De almost lrit at
the post. hut he closed mp great deal OF ground
,i.,riug AT lea, - knot, .our. natural draughi.
J. shields, bay nlly Mary :. was the favoni" In
| III, ring Mary :, Uncle sim and Wheeler were IA"
leader, from the siait In the stretch Fremont
came ND under forced drausht, all RS guns trns
and h, screw, making 300 revolutions 10 The minute
VI. j. Days little Dispatch boat Fasot drew mp
alongside a. the last furong post, fired small gun
a., rr.rnont and seemed to pass the line few Inches
i'm from, If him-that Is. Il seemed 80 To the spec
tntor, The latter, however, were on their good be
h,,.ior- Mr. Croker being In the stewards stand
and Their, was no unworthy demonstrations no cut
Ting remarh. scnSclrs> Outcry. The verdict was
accented quietly Fremont wa, placed first, Fasoi
second and Mary :. third. The chances are that
the Judges were entirely rlgd-as usual-aid The
.ucs,cr, wroug-also Is usual.
MIR Croker had nothing in the fourth and
went to the club ousc for a bowl of McGrath, clam
,howl,r To brace himself up for the appearance of
The mighty Lons'trec. intnrr King Of Bell Meade
WHO WIS the cii aiiIa,thh on thc Wp-raihhr
| NJ T. DIVERS bay colt Don Al0nz- $50. 900 won
the Lube B,acsburn stakes In - trot'' having fright,
,n,i out all the announced starters except FoAn!l
K,cnr's bay gcldns iiu,hrangGr. BY Dare,in ont %,
Alice and ". &. Dalys bay lilly lngot. II was net
a remarkably good race To bet on a. the price iaii
AGAINST Don Npnzo was 10 T. TIE field AGAINST
tr favoIltc was quoted at 10 to /. with no takers.
Tie distance OF this race was thrc',puarl'r' oi Il
mile. not a mile rs the programme hd It. Don
Known. n, was racing. Bushrangcr refused To
Stand drv, Every time he felt the whip his ears
V T'i an arnimcn With Dogsctt James H. Keenc
wa, present at the running OF the race. toNhall
K,.rnc Is abroad. II Albert Cooper had not been 30
"po damag,s i" might have advised Mr.. Keene to
" u "' cr rsSr . rnsS on s S"p the fifth
told at the bcginning Of TINS article; ,rosor,od
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| Inst before the bell rang he called from the
| stand by one Of Mr. Grants clerks, who wanted
| badge After going through all Of his pockets nall
"A dozen times the Ruler tShcd up on" ana handed
| il To him lie then ran brShy mp the steps To laugh
| with Mike" Dryer. Matte Corhctt. william G. DAILY
and Of tn rest Of the "boys' over IN" mis-
| fortunes Of the Yale blue.
sir Richard aud Double Cross had the sixth race
between them all the way. Douhr Cross winning. >lr
| Richard second. Allan Bnnc third. McDcrmott. who
rode Double Cross. is doing excellent work ~ thu
saddle. lie Is much-impr0vcd boy and gets good
mounts.
james Mclaughlin has accepted the post OF starter
nj the Jennings races. which begin next hOndny
| over 200 horses are now that track and more
will De- sent over 10y Walcott n Campbell. !. 4. &
| \ II. Morris. W. j. >pirrs and others. Mclaughlin
| viii take over Waco and Key West.
There was vacant stand In the betting ring yes
| irrday-mt ~ the ." Camden club"
| Irrrc Iorlllard walked yesterday for the first
! time sine" his return 10 RancocnS. and saw all the
| horses IN his stable do slow work.
| These the summaries:
FIRST RACF-iursc 800. For all ages Penalties ana