New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02
FAVORITES IN FRONT.
PUBLIC CHOICES WIN AT ELIZABETH.

| A programme OF few attractions was the means Oh
drawing about $500 people to the Elizabeth race
track yesterday The favoritcs had everything their
| own way. 1t seems much easier for the favorites
| to win in deep mud than a good track.
| ono Of those miserable excuses for race was
presented a curtain raiser. Ii was nafmilc
scramble for beaten twoycarolds, and selling affair
at that. Only Trcmor. the Brooket fly and Progress
were withdrawn leaving eleven plaers to delay the
start half hour and finally get away widely scattered
The Keystone Stables bay colt Explorer was lett at
| the post NJ F. Dryers Caando got of In front,
but was soon outrun By DR.. &. L. Knapp's bay colt
| Little Pirate. and DR.. Kinks bay FLY Jennie W.
| These we're the leaders In the run around the turn
In the stretch W. II. Rollers bay lilly Blossom came
AWAY and, though swcrving all over the track, won
BY two lengths. Little Hrate second, length ana
half before W. c. Days Clara A. colt Blossom
was the favorite ut to 10, so the day began wei
| for the followers OF the first choices.
| II was entirely too cold for contentmcnt ana nap
| ptncss John A. Morrij turned up his coat collar
and shivcrcd In the judges stand. As'cmbymah
Alfred lcnncn Morris ran about in lively fashion 10
keep warm Mr. Bolivar whalcy sat In the stew
ards box counting ont somebody's money. lien
s,cdcker and Bill" DAILY Joined him there to see the
second race another selling affair. at six furongs
| six started In this racc-w. II. Rollers chestnut
| mud lark Azracl. c. Cornehscn & Co.'S brown horse
Porchcser the Ohio Stables chestnut colt Mnrcellus'
| the Auburn stables chestnut colt Double cross. W.
C. DAYS chestnut colt Circular, and F. ID. Weirs bay
| ally Harlem Azrael n topofty avorc at 3 to
| : and she never left the for single moment
in doubt Taking the lead at tho start. she ran
I'm front all the way winning. pulled up. by length
| and n half Harlem. ridden out. beat Double CrosS
the same distance for second place. Theirs be- King
Stock srocco and Uncle Sim were Withdrawn.
II was now bitter cold and damp ard raw. and
| Dutch ran to the ring TO put bet down. rs Johh
Kelly would say for somebody In III" stewards box.
/ Ms
| ward In n hurry.
"Eill- DAILY gnlopcd Iopanto in tho third race Tor
| third money The only other starters were X. brad-
cy's armorcd cruiser Elitz"n ana W. H. Jones
commerce destroyer Charadc. Bitten. rddeh by
Jones carried Iic pou'ss to Charade's lls Doese"
| rode Charadc The Withdrawals were Tom sKdmore'
Madrid. Long Beach. Tcrrhcr. Hamilton and Nomad'
Tcrrncr worked before the race looking as II he was
| In prime condition II began TO dawn upon INC
| spectators that tho programme was padded.
Chorodc ard Bitten were equal fsvortcs. the ring
diving even money against each Lepanto was . 10 J.
For half mile Bitten and Lcpanto raced tog''hcr
| in front Chafade gilloping behlrd with his mouth
open At the beginning ~ tho upper turn Jones io't
| hIs can and Bitten, accepting II as signal. moved
| of quickly losing Lcparto Dogsett soon Dcehh
| riding hard and Chaiadc failed TO gain an men
or flo Gutenberg idol the usual cheering was h"ar"
In the stretch Bitten led by two ana hall l'hets'
and tho r,ce seemed over nut suddenly he swervcd
|
took his whip in hi, hight hand and beat him brnally
ovcr tho cad all the way tn" finish. but II avaleh
ma, Charadc went on about his business and won
! easily by three lengths Lcpanto was lar BACK pn'
| BIZ DAILY captured tho third mor"y, Sloo Mr'
| BRADLEY might do himself blindness by giving bnNh
res, Of three four days at least II he were NOT
| STALE from ovcrwork he would not have swerV'o'
| :, 4, ra,n tina, no Is made OF flesh and blood. not
| HcSscmer steel
II was uow 50 cold that tho notes blown out Of
Heel cr's buclr CONCEALED. The ponds on III"
homcs,rctch looked II they wanted IN overcoat.
| From the fourth race julia L.. Wheeler the Ch'
colt, Japorlca s,owauay and Young Arion were with
drawn leaving but four 10 go-J. ShicIdSs "iy co"
| Tom skidmorc, the brighton stables chestndt co"
Nohaumcd the I:roolwood stables bay colt Perrl'r-
| Ionc, and Jacob Rupert. jrs. brown colt 'hat'a-
| ,ooga. The distance was Gl-2 furlong'. II was no
| race-only procession. Chl'tan1oga, nj TO I'D Il
| the betting led all tn" way, winning as he pleased
| by three lengths. Tom Skidmore was second, the
same dstanr, before perrlrrJouct, who beat Mohnm
| med something less thar mile.
Previously all this there was som" doubt about
Mr.. Croker Most Of the spectators did not bcev" he
would 60 ont In so had weather for his health. They
were upheld In this opinion by the fact that he had no
horse named on the programme even rs probable on
| possible starters. Bets made that he Was not
| prcsrnt. A few minutes before the MIN race the
Ruler lief, the judges stand and made his presence
| known. lie looked very we'll
F1altcry and MEX were Withdrawn from the min
race leaving the contest To FoNhall kecnes chestnn
GlIv White Rose the Chesapeake stables chestnut colt
Tom Tough W. C. Days chestnut Gelding Gold Dol
| hr J h. Coln,s bay gcding Srocco. and th" En-
pirc stables chestnut horse 1ormcn'or Tormentor
and slrocco were equal iavoriti.s ut IL to !.
Taral rode the latter who got OF In 'front.' LED all the
WAY and won easily by three lengths. White Rose,
ridden out to last Ohncc second. short head before
Gold Dollar. ,, .,,o,
nj, I'm A ASScmlhymQn
Ucnnrn Morris senator Mccarthy and "Phil'
Dwycr held an animated conversation III III. stewart
box with the door closed The MrSsrS. Motifs h,u
an ordinary table water In The Inst race c'eu " s,.r.
Jacob RUPERT. r., T'oo"n cot ~. po,mE" M,,n
r. I,rndl.y's bay pcding Grc,nway. w Lovers ,,sy
colt ly Muscovy Of Pisa, Fleisclmann son Day
colt 1raverS. W. &. Days bay con- ihgnt ana ~ "A
a. A. II. Morrs's chestnut colt CiNNnc IriN"rSr 'l,
Ingot were III. leaders for nearly half mite, lneot
Getting of I'm front Traverse running through from
r.. rror Ia ion him In the stretch tlySnic looked
Tx, a real GOOD thing but ST. Don lingo came along
under n hard drive and beat MN neck, 'NSh'
second. three lengths before lyeoi' .
Tins ended an exceciin ,ly disagrccabc day
These are the summarlS:
no, won at this meeting. 800 added Selling lislf
s n'''ip E
W. II Roller, b. Blossom by gy;,t tir0 ,-5 Il
on,~h S,abir, b. Little IirTte 10 10,
W T.. baiy', b c. - by scl~at9,- 70
cara g. os...............J. L'nhlcyl 3 10 a
ccmcntina 1O7 .................... , SimS ~
The Krlp iiui'
'dd sork. TO-, .............t MdQclcy) 40 20
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