New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
ANOTHER DEAD HEAT.
RACELAND AND HIS RICHNESS IN THE HUD-
son HANDICAP
JOCKEYS CAUTIONED FOR FOUL RIDING-EX

JOCKEYS CAUTIONED FOR FOUL RIpiNo-EX-
CITING FINISHES At MORRIS PARK.
Some OF the finishes at Morris Park each day are
an close that the public kept guessing Inc
Hudson River IIaniicap run yesterday was ui-
umph for NJ Vosburgh. the oihclai n'iuiVapper ior
both the New York Jockey Clup ana 'he MONMOUTH
park .ssocation The three horses most tangled b.
tho hes, iudyes-Raccland. HIS lshhess ana STOCK
ton-passed the winning post 80 near "sc'per 'ha'
r,v Tho ,br.e mon on the wire could tell which had
49, an,oc Many OF the spectators thought
Stockton won were certain 'h;'t Ills hlShhess
w.s tho winner and still Others We're positive that
vace,ana was the first home. The judges decided
49,, pac.,nd md His IIighGcss made dead heat
ond that stockton third, a head behind. Race
,s orld certainly have but for a little
orord,pr in the last furlong His Highness was
.s,,I rcsponslble for this. He swerved toward the
.r cro.sng stockton, who intcrfcred with Fide;o.
rxse,o in pulling up to get out Of harm way. in
,or,ored with Raceland. II extraordinary
epsb Raceland ought TO have won. But he got
,h,oueh Just an instant too late. Terrifer
GOOD fourth. The judges called up Sims to give him
a warning and Sims blamed His IIghness which
right The latter never swerved before. but this
occasion he dangerously his opponents.
There was more interference In the first which
Chesapeake by a head In driving finish.
Chesapeake crossed Adde. forcing her pull up and
rode Sir Matthew on the rail in the last 100 yards
No complaint made, but that should not have
prevented the judges from taking notice Of the foul
Mr.. Lorillard filled with wrath. He charged
James Lambley with interfering with Adde. suppos
ing that the little boy BolerO. But John Lambcy
rode Bolcro. Furthermore, Bolcro did not touch
Addie In any part OF the Mr.. Lorillard must
have made a mistake In the colors Chesapeake did
all the foung.
Roller won the second in a driving finish from
Julien, the favore.
The popular scarlet borne to the front In the
Dcbu,ante Stakes by j. A. d A. II. Morrs's bay hly
Melody who led nearly all the way. and won with
pounds to spare. a poor lot Of fillies In this
race. The time was / :O1. Any sellins-plater can
beat that. The record for the distance Is 81 seconds
BY the way, the programme before each race
Is printed the record at the distance to be rum
This was a suggestion OF Richard Croker. Thanks
II Is a capital idea. Mr.. Croker Is man OF ideas.
Matte Corbctt scorched the ring on his knicknack
colt, who won the fifth easily. simmons. who
finished third fell Immediately after passing the post
and Hiram fell over him. No particular harm was
done. simmons rot intcriercd with IN any
way. Clayton was suspended 10y Rowe Tor the
meeting because he unnecessarily pulled up Comanche
when inc flag fell. The judges questioned Clayton.
who gave as excuse that he wa int"ricrcd Will
Flint. rode simmons, fined 500 for dis
obedience at the post. $500
attendance unusually large for Monday. The day
was agreeable. light wind blew through the grand
stand from the II was far cooler at the track
than in the city.
The races are described in the summaries.
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