New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-28

a., d thu, ara IN This nciphborhood The mastery
manner In which the Long Branch cowdS were o'.
y, and from the races furnished ample evidence ta' inc
managers IL they effort. give the Pa''o"' u
rho Elizabeth tia,k as prompt and efficient service as any
OF it, competitors The fare for the rouna ulp j ''
cents while round trip 70 Elijah IN Is bu, ~ c"'''
% that nrstca,s service in detail sho ia D. gwen
I'm the future. The racing not OF inc
sort TO nut The talent good humor In
the first race Correction, Prince George ana
Deriargilla were heavily backed. Discount was neg
lected in the betting. NJ. +. Dryer bet heavily on
Prince George many Of the punger followed him. 50
tina. when the last tain with at least 900 persons On
board arrived every OF whom positive That DIS
count would win. and would have let on him only Tor
the delay IN getting the tack mingled with the !oefs
and related their ''hard luck story they received little
sympathy as neary everybody, except the DooKnaRefs
wished that he too, had taken the lat train
The second another facer for Mr. Dwycr and
his followers Arnitage was looked upon a. being a
LAY down." and dollars bet on him at
to 9 on pcrsistently lie backed that many
bcokmakcrs refused TO take NOR money Hana' at
to l. disposed Of the field at the finish and won by
neck.
The handicap was the medium OF another plunge.
Don Aonzo the avorltc and in spit Of the large
commissions that into the ring on Dr. Has
brouck, remained in that position until The cIo'e OF tlo
betting Don Alonlo seemed 10 hold the field safe unit
the stretch reached, when Hckpochet who sulkcd
In part Of the decided 10 run ana 10 The
dsmay Of the pungers he went 10 the front under ber
gems determined riding and won Dy length
Charley T. Of Matthew Aliens good things
Frank bet thousands OF dollars on the
colt who ridden by Hanawalt, who was discovered
by Allen in the jungle at Westchestcr The colt was
beaten by La and God0n Valley by the shortest
Of margins The losing bettrs at once called the Jockey
who rode Charley T. "usvea-wait" and said 1t was
tho 117th consecutive time that OF Aliens sure things
did not materiaze. Everybody at the track had the
rim and like the Golden Dawn tip Graycend, the good
thing wrong
The surprise of the day Marsuerte's victory over
Captain Wagner. The lllys pedigree a. printed Oh
the programme was wrong and Tised many OF the dope
hook believers There Marguercs, one by Anger
inc dam Money Box Owned by j. III. Mccormick, VINO
s rocnc at Gloucester 1t this pedigree when was
r,inted on the PROGRAMME The FLY that won Yesterday
* also Marguerite is by Iroquois, dam Wireerass
and is owned by a Mr.. Payne. OF St. Louis The MY :
owner did not have q dollar her as he was toId tha'
she could not in such fast company some persons
hot heavily on the lilly just the horses were gong "
,hc most driving the odds against her chahccs om W
n down 10 5 10 I. When she won her owner W"S
GREATLY excited add TO his trouble soheoouy oi
tho nlIv who was entered TO be sold for sloV up u
a. M, when she was knocked down 10 her owner. 10
,o ,he EXPRESSION Of paddock fequenters, some
,odr WIS trowcd down. In the future IL N hAcN
ht mistakes in tho weights and pedigrccs VIII be cN'
ucmely rare. -, -. ..su,
,ro.,,,io, with Mooney up, the last race easily
,roo Little Fred who odds on ia'of'e' Inv
talent were completely upset by the re'eises eN "
, 7. uos rcnorted that VI. T. Dryers losses eN-
ooodod $40 600 G. f. Smith pittsDurg Ihp SUN
Yesterday that he had not won bet in hVe days