New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
BLITZEN, IDOL OF THE HILL
GREAT ENTHUSIASM IN HIS HONOR.
THE ELIZABETH TRACK IN BAD CONDITION. bCI
THE .TrrND,NCT LARGE

see some fair sport. Too many horses were with
drawn.
There was so much wafer on the course wheh
the first race was called that tie three caraveis
might have sailed down the homeNtre'ch VIII" o"
and dispatch. Eushrangcr, Wheeler and harvest
were withdrawn. The horses that fordcd the stream
we're c. +. sanders bay colt Blue Biood' " 70"
nehlsen & Co.'S chestnut colt shelley i""'' "''
Brooky,o cd stables bay colt Periier Jon't ''coo
Rupperts bay colt Chattanooga and the MADISON >'a-
ble's chestnut FLY Cour;ship hcr first appearahc")'
Cou,tshIp ridden by Doggc,t. was the hvorte at
a IN s. but she had shoes on her feet instead "i
boats and finished last. Chattanooga TOOK The if'o
at the start, and remaining In front all inc way
won as he pleased by three lengths Blue bloN
second a head before Shelley futile. Sims RODE
the winner.
Hammie onward and Fremont did not start In
the second race. six flirlongs. W. C. DAYS bay
flly Arnica. W., ii. Rollers chestnut lilly Azraci
and ]. A. Mahoney's bay horse Prince Howard were
the three mighty champions that remained to d.
vide the pursc-sOo for the first So for the second
so5 for the third. The comedy. began with Azr;el
In the lead. Anca next, Prince Howard last.
Arrica bad enough at the quarter and exchanged
places with the Prince. Azraol, never hurried,
won pulling up two lengths. Prince Howard
second. ten lengths before Arnica The first race
was run in 90. this In 10.
Six started in the third race half n mile. for Two
year-olds NJ. +. Dryers Ray colt CAahdo ny
Eo,,s out OF Calash and his brown colt Romeo
chestnut colt sunglimpse. by FalSeto out OF sun
CLEAN: the Oncch stables brown gelding Pirate
Chief by Pirate OF PenLance out OF Mlnne'aha l'le'
the Empire stables brown colt by Mu'covy ont OF
Elaine and the Madison stables chestnut hlly
Krnigerna, bv Greenland out of EdISto keh'ieerh"
vas backed by shrcwd men for two reasons namely
her sire. Greenland was great mid horse ana she
WAS ridden by McDernott. the cleverest lightweight
of the day. when this boy began riding he was 100
poor to buy pair Of breccE"s. a irleho he'p'" MN
out In that respect, and he has ever been GRATEFUL
Py diligence and economy he has accumulated
fortune estimated at 100000. 1t l. said that he
owns fine place Hartford hen'igerha was
hacked down from 10 and II 10 l to 6 TO l.
After n delay OF twenty minutes the flag fell Win
the DIVER pair Sindwichlng the Held Caiahuo L"
front Romeo in the lie was most unhappy
Romeo without his Juliet and ran last all The way.
Calando was Joined at the first furlong post by
Kentigerna who after racing him off his feet, came
away in the stretch and In impressive style py
two and a hat lengths, Sunglmpsc second. TWO
lengths before Pirate Chief. Time. Q:51 ia MT
Dwyer made no declaration. but the knowi'ailS
made Calando the favorite at II to 3. Caiando
las not the fondne,s for mud that his sire had.
Badge Mordotte. Milt Young. Hamilton. lorkvle
Eelle. Raceland and Charade wer" wihdiawh from
the FL Mora Handicap, one mile leaving in the race
only four-W. c. Days pair. TcrIlher ana fld'ho'
R. Bradley's Bitten and J. L. Dyers sykeS'oh'
DAILY declared win with Terrifer. who carried ia
pounds 10 Bltzen's 1O7 Fdeio'S 100. Sylisons 10.
The race was followed by a remarkable demonS'ra-
ton in honor of Bitten. Men who had bet on Terri
fer Fidelio and syLeson tore their tickets III pieces
with genuine satisfaction and joined the followers
of the Guttcnburg idol IN making the welkn ring with
shouts of JOY the h,ue brown colts success.
IL has been years since horse WAS so worsMpped
When il LeCame clear that h had his opponents
beaten q quarter of mile from home me noise
bessn and the applause taken up ali along the
line I'LL a Wild enthusiasm carried everything before
Aud ~
meant.
Fidelio set n lively pace, Bitten running second,
TERRIER third. ON the turn Bitten went TO the
front and the race TERRIER never could
get up, and Tidclio beat him two lengths for second
place. Bitten by four lengths
p J. DIVER sons brown lilly Madrid, J. ".
Bartholomew chestnut geding McMurtry the Au-
burn Stables chestnut colt Double Cross and W. c.
Days black horse Roquefort started in the fifth
race ST. Denis and Jack Rose being withdrawn.
Double Gross was a favoritc, ut q TO g. Madrid.
a TO l. took the lead the fall OF the flag, led all
the way, and won III caner by three lengths Rogue
fort second. four lengths before Double Cross who
beat MeMur'ry head McM"'ry ran all over 'he
six maldens. ran in the last race.w c. Daly,s
ciysnic and Jacob Ruppcrts olivia; ,oaklawn.
the Start twenty minutes. The clio colt went the
front whsn The 9@s fell MADE a.od AL The Gnn nina and
"Snapper" Garrison, who rides for Marcus Daily
Montana has been declared out of the suburban.
This means that ByInc has set his heart on WhhlhS
the race with The Pepper or Tnmmany. ne r.ppcr
one OF the most heavily backed horses In the Metro
These are The summaries:
FIRST RACE-A sweepstakes for tlree-ycar.olds $500
''N ~ sI po'''o f.
Bspli5i M e On 5ni ISs i Ey '
c. F. s'ndcr''s b. Blue ElG95 ;, G.,
G. corneh,en & Co.'S oh. c. Shelly Ig''ls =.
p. lgs can jHa., rs Nf%mSEgT 81 81
C0nn''hip '1o''''''''1i nci 20. .D'Ss''' . %
SEQ odicd Winning S' enat ss Ho
Six fuIlongs.
s. ne'''1 Fl.
WI Roller; Oh. A1rsel. by r9 9,sa7, a., on,
J. Z: Mshoncy's b. Ii. Prince Howard: 9, -
VIZ Days T. Arn a., i, 'KTs'' 'O-i o-S
THIRD RACE-A sweepstakes for maiden twcycarolds
300 added Iion mile. ,
n'sssq sps haS sh ,o kop!s sbamo! CT
Keystone stabes ch C soneli"l 81 I,S a. Is
onoeA Stables Or Private cAI} sy l q s-s
ralsndo 1l2 1 nSs [ lSTi} "a J!
Eslss Ell: LaH abbey 5-i al
FOURTH RACE-TnE ELMIRA HANDICAP. 81 900
added. one mile. n.,
St. ri.
r. Bradsy's br c. Bitten by u B1s "%s.7, Ia
W. c. Daiy's b. c. iidellO. = 100 1oml,cv;o G., As
w. c. Days b. h. Terrihcr. .. ILL.,.
sykeston A. 40 (car. 1II1) ..- (Doggetu 20-1 81
Timc-l :iGia.
FIFTH EACE,-A sweepstakes for threeyear-olds and
upward. $500 added Selling. One mile and a sN'
teenth
81 nc''Iq F.
p. ]. Dwycr & Sons br. I. Madrid BY Billet
Mercedes. 4 yrs, lCS o......... (Sim>j Al %
w. c. Days blk. h. KOQuefOit, 6 III.
Gamblcy) 7-2 As
Auburn Stables ch. c. Double Gross 4. 1O7
(McDornOt.l Go %
McMurty, aged 10j Bergen 81 10
1ime-l 5j..
SIXTH EACE-A sweepstakes TO- ma,Gcns $500 oddcd