New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03

gaxed far out to Fortunate 10 the Jockey club
which Is favored with such afternoon for racing
The army Of spectators who yesterdays con-
tests OF extensive area. The club had lu-
cratve and satisfactory Saturday. The one serious
misfortune Of the day was the delay of more than
an hour at the post In the Omnium Handicap
on Tuesday Mr.. Rowe started score
of nervous. timid feversh two-year-olds
for the $4,000 Futurity. and sent them of
In an excellent and admirable start in few min
utes Yesterday in the Omnium Handicap he
had only dozen horses tall but three
Of them more than three years Of age lined across
the track to for stake not worth more than
5000. and he kept the spectators waiting for more
than hour. This was a grievous wrong. In the
Futurity the distance less than six furlongs
In the Omnium the distance nine furlongs
What a strange contrast in starting? No one could
account for IT,
1t is true that the jockeys behaved very badly in
the Omnium: but the starter also in fault
He seemed unable to control them. and he dis
pleased the spectators exceedingly by standing ana
,ne M,ho, doing ' or sawnr ANYTHING effective
Before the horses were sent on at last mo rcb Hi
deserved es these fnes Goodale who rode Prince q
Darkness, was put on the ground Tor tne res, Vi
This boy displayed the most outrageous incom;
potency in the saddle or else he wiiiuliy spos sa
smander of the season r. Harris the little
ored lad who rode Mr. Keene's Candeabra; acted
delabra cruelty the head In the race ne roue
the colt as badly as Il was possible e 70 r.se i
and he got third place In the race NY d "ohuei-
full rush in the homestretch 49,, o,u,os,,,. sorry
for Mr. Rove He has done much rails We Is
Sshy ss ana But there no
c.ysoe excuse for ms allowing ,as him rdcmlous
by nasra IN dsobedence as they did in this
Yet the race was an exeeent one w we'll foush
from start to finish and 1t was a triumph for Mr.
Lawrences remarkable skin in handisapping SIR
races of late against colts Of his own age and had
n back eSR he r %f IN dazzling style
Handicap. ana won handsomely, Win kinge'' the
second and aca de thTa was
pended for the meeting for his cruelty to the colt
and de Startling HnSi upset stonene was at % to on
n91 even ni s By Tara rode sonene
and rode him with all his might. but Stonenell fai-
Il In the Dash Stakes any skiful vigorous, alert
rider could have won the race with pTtenaIe
stupid laundering in the saddle seen iof many ny
S S and JAMES MsnK Ui
Pierre lard sasST fS b ouTih race
Bess a heavily backed favorite was successful IN
the NTH. and Versatile again brought Joy 10 me
race on II the grass II. however, veer quicker.
smarter and more energetic jockey than Miidgey
had been on Deception. that fast iilly would GER
tany have won.
DETAILS CF THE RACING
FIRST EACE-spccial weights; So each. $3.50 added.
Seven furlongs.
''''' 81 ne''iq st.
Curl Brothers b. h. soundmore by strath. q. =,
NJ m F. DS2eps q: yGss sC ton l.
William Hsyvards b. c. Herald ,j los CO. SIS
Time-l os 3.5.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (Pied) straight Soooo piacc
! s5 % Stonenell place s. %.
Bermuda and Tigress did not run The start was
wr,tched for 50 snail O field Herald being two lengths
l,bind the others when Tag fell This killed what
eyer chance he might had. The others raced head
| and head 20 the far turn where Stohenei are" on'
clcor and AZ he was moving easily, while Souhomoe
| was ridden haii, looked "a If he would galop IN
In the urlong he began to stop ana All OF
Iorsl,s efforts were avail for Soundmore grlduliy
closed the gap separated them, and IN the ast Jump
got IN and won by a head StOnenel beat Herald by
three lengths the latter running good race considering
the start he received.
! SECOND RACE-DAsH STAKES. Two-yelr'ods; Si'zV
| added. Special weights. Five furongs. ,
St. III