New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
HENRY OF NATARRE BEATEN.
DON ALoNZo RUNS BETTER IN THE MUD
SOME MORE POOR STARTS AT GkAVEsEND-NE-
SUITS OF THE DAYS SPORT

SOME MORE POOR STARTS AT GRAY EoT''D
SUITS OF THE DAYS SPORT.
Amid driving rain and a gale from the northeast
,ha "regr,arsp of the turf witnessed six almost
featureless races at Gravesend yesterday. IL was
something like winter racing. as the cold wnd oie"
the rain directly into the grandstand large tuioe
y, horses were withdrawn by their owners track
feock deep in mud and sush caused pet'ors 10 'ooN
for horses that could well In the mud'
Ius,Ice VOORHEES, paroled the officers and book
.Lo-s Who were arrested last week pending the
action OF a Supreme Court Judge In the case Vi
Philip J. Dryer ,-,, ~
Don AlonEo and Henry Of Navarro furnished the
contest OF the day. Henry OF Navarro was an ouuS-
an favorite and 5 to eagerly taken by the
hit T, was known to many horsemen ana the
readers OF The Tribune that Henry Of Navarro wore
Ia, mates which prevented the three-year-oid from
taking firm foothod, so that Don Aionzo cirrieu
n lot OF money the odds against MN averas"s -
- : NJ f Dwyer bet heavily on the giant 10 re-
cover his losses when Don Alonzo was beaten oy
Ed. Kearney. 80, ,..,.o,.,
WIN rho fac fell IT was evident that both Jockeys
,,ore instructed 20 ride a waiting race Don AlohZo
was on the rail and Sims rated him 50 ina, heniy
OF Navarro kept him in that position. Al .'e 'u-"
for home Don Alonzo went wide and carrier He"''
~ Navarro with him. that when botn horses were
straightene for home they were III t"e ''
the track Henry of Navarre's attempted rush was
os,,,, s,olled Of by Don Aionzo, who won In mana
by two lengths - -, Va.
There was no objection made by Henry OF Ma
varies Jockey 50 that the hackers oil 10" F'o"N'
were highly elated at the result
Roundelav was the favore for the first race put
the Rroo<,lale candidate Golden Rod. was wei
PLAYED by the Monmouth County turfmeh VINO W." g
familiar with her work the track at Gideon ~
Dalys stock farm. The start was not as soou as J.
| r,obt have been. as Edward Kely's Kallirhoe shot
! out in the lead and looked an easy winner IN '"e
stretch Golden Rod however. ran gaHieiy anu
true closing on the leader at every stride anu ea'
Kalllrhoe a head on the post. Roundeay was 'n'I'
The going seemed t. cause Roundelay to laoor '"e
entire distance. ~
George Beck was the favonte In the secohn 'd'e
/ Marshall was made the melihm OF heavy p'unse
! s., that az good as S TO could be obtained againS
/ ,,.cl ot the close OF the betting Griffin took NJ
chances with his mount but went to INC ipO Wine a's
remained there 10 the end landing Beck "a Tl''
/ by A good length from Marshall. VINO hhsnei
+ heal before Prince klamath. SuIIoS' De'"s -"
+ same distance behind klamath it, ,.,,,,ti 10
Little Matt won the third race. a ihi,' SNih', ~
n which Harfort was second ana SI'nVp,ms, nr
,'as third conner IOngshanks and Disturb
/ Who w-re the fayorltes. did not &C. or WIN vi.
nrst division. and remained In the rear thtyusroi
he rlce The three placed horses were IN the hr;'
in the nutuels 90 that the second-place bets pai'
| paid more than the place tlckr's. ct, - ,,,,,
poor start in the nfth race gave CLAD com
~ ti,or ieai ~ which Hueston. who rode him
he anlsh C;laI was overtaken by Second Attempl
AMI was beaten a neck on tho post Win the 'heri.
IN tbe SIKH rae. every one OF the horses wer
played 50 tina, the odds huctuatei sreat{. VI
lin vas The favorite throughout the betting II
de,4v.l the start srvcra. minutes by ms actlSns Il
he pos, The flag f"ll 20 good staI!. i.lS@.te
r.,rhei when Keefe who was on Faciotum SCI,
him % d.. front and cut acros. 10 M Iai, W.
control - tL- horse. aHd ~as beaten 'Dt by LIZ
z.tfA.