New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
MAMMA IN FIRST PLACE.
SUCCESSFUL IN THE LADIES STAKES
xENr1GERNA IN THIRD PosITIoN-RACiNG Al
NORRIS PARK.

NORRIS PAkh
Many turfmen shrewdy suspect that the perso"
who is responsible for the meianchoY mlsina''e1
ment of the elevated railroad trains at "llis-a'e
and One-bundred- and .hlrty-second-st cherishes
deadly hatred against mankind, and against "oi@"
kind as we'll The manner in when the Pe0P'V w."
try 10 board those trains in order 10 go uowiio""
after the races are maltreated and subjected 70 al
sorts Of inconvenience and indignitles anu NUM-
,,nn o,ght touch even the pitEess heart Of Brock
way Russell Sage has often expressed his c0iip"'
sion for the deuded beings who propose uHuei
ground rapid transit. He holds the we" '""' '
privilege Of riding on the elevated roaus j. ou'
the most precious luxuries enjoyed by New 0'N
ers and one OF the chief attractions OF inc ny
tropois The helpless and unhappy men anu WIZ
who On "a the races and are compressed INTO shaPe
less remnants OF humanity at the Wllils-aVe' s"''
I'm their desperate struggle 10 return 10 tnei' Ho-
would welcome tunnel far down In the po"ei9 Vi
the earth as a substitute for the present confuse
and suffering at observation-disclosures thirty -seoo"'''
Paceeoers are treated by the elevated railroad man
asennent al that place as II they were parce- Oh
Coxeyte chumps. No regard is paid 10 ther D'ul'!
comfort their peace Of mind or their seH-IeSpec
1t is obviously the urgent duty OF Coroner
general manager Of the elevated ROADS 10 !hsPV''
,he nresent lack of system in handling the return
ing racegoers at Wlis-ave and One-hu''dre4-
thirty second-st. The existing Arrangement OF az
sence of arrang is highly discreditaoie 10 'e
company of which he is the genera. manager All!
the one corporation above all others in the East
which transports great multitudes OF VISITORS 10
racecourses swiftly. smoothly, securely anu GIN
fortably-could teach Colonel Hams suoof1''la'eS
how TO provide for the hosts of heart-proNeh anu
for,orn pilgrims who return from Morris PARK Win
vacuous pocketbooks every afternoon (eNeep' oh
Sundays) in far better fashion than that IN VIII"
they are neglected and misused a; prese"
The elevated road charges 10 cents for transport
tation from One-hundred- thirty second-st down
..ioiot ioD ~
tba 7 legislature which reduced the fare 10 cents
In Coleridge's weird and ghasty kline Oh ''e
Ancient Mariner" there is an ahuslon u NV
..blessed SUM-" The smiling sun was Desseu u'
everybody who went to Morris Park YESTERDAY 4"e
central body Of the solar system had been too long
obscured by clouds and waterfalls ana !" "''
soothing and consolatory for the losers on 'he
races 10 see his benignant visage once more WIN
out the veil of hateful vapors. Not many "o'Ses
of high renown emerged from their staDles anu
rladdened the eyes of the spectators IN the various
races but the fields large in four OF me races
ond the contests were brisk and peppery enough
"a nrevent the witnesses from going to steep but
Mr. Rowe took a great deal of time to get some o
the large fields started and it was nearly o,oIN
before the sojourners at the track 'uI"eN '''s''
faces dinnerward -.
1t was not star starting by any means nor were
Mr., Rowe's exploits cometary. His work yes'er-
d." did not entitle him 10 place among '"e Oo''
stelatons or the gaiaxies 1t Is ohlcu'' ~ - -
large fields Of unruly Jockeys starters ol the mo-
rank are rare Excellent tenors and sopranos are
rare also No one expects De i'eS1N0 -
Patti 10 sing every night The best singer '"e "0'''
ever heard could not endure the strain OF an opera
every evening. The starters laoors are eA.ieH'e''
arduous and exacting Why not nave a ""oie '0
many Of starters, star starters and uhoeTs'"1i1S ~
seublinr in its way the enormous HOOK OF so'io
birds which Mr. Abbey gathered al the Me"opo''
ton Onara House last winter? Let MI Rowe starr
one dsy give the flag Colonel Hall the next Jay
Call upon the clerk Of the scales 10 s'd't 'e
the third day. Let the honored anu Ne"e' dD0
Judges take the flag now and then Even inc s'e"
ards might not disdain the important uuueS anu
nonsiSuit,es OF the starters place. and they
wight assume that honorable office IN turn
II Mr.. Hunter held the flag on high Wh AZ lSeH Me-
would dare 10 take any Liberties All the lock
Knapp would make ideal starter az ..c,,11 ~,
eys would look upon him with awe anu "0"- WV
nun The casts Of the operas changed very IRE
quently in the course OF the operSTc trSSedjan Of
the Eastern racetracks. and he mas canSIu Well 10
less tears flow. Why would II n2t W b s,srter
role. Racegoers would enjoy the yarieW r, tng
Snn5 nrobaby be more satisfactory than 1t IS al
nresenf MIR Rowe needs q req. ! ne ntl MS Ii,
esting contest Of yesterday was that ioF tne an1
sixteenth. The Madison Stables ken'eeI1'S r "r3
ali his friends ana by the majority Of sPecuiSe e,
who remembered her many su Sr ali over the
grounds that Marcus Days imp S St my - dv
s aon had Sy never s raced Before was Blink gGnn
Dutch oven, a Miss Woodford anI !I.l-'
down RACED with uncontrolable intensity G"e ven
doyn may do better IN some Io.uTe she IN Vas neyer
dangerous and came home in the ruck' Nei ~
gerns we'll but not well enough r 10 WV, Win
great deal to spare Probably kenIlgern m neeRy9 i
Ss pace was sna IN s perfect condon Cherry ripe ana
her triumph was easy Ins Pr Ca TsSa and
Tsntfaot ridden by snedeker Lghoot, out
slider in the betting, ran second WIN keh af,ea
fllIes ran and as of them showed speed, II
is probable that the races for ar, VARS
Y will be lively. well-fought and exciting in lss4
" on the FIRST day al the Brooklyn Jockey club ;
meeting Many turfmen feared that she was was not not
betting against her for the s [ race ranged trU nm
70 down to even money N ~ one s of the fastest
Ayers in the United States She merely PLAYED win
ond and Lustre who has been sold by the Pre ;rE
ness Stable 10 the new GoughaGre StaG,e was Jnru
Llzzetta close fourth Derf9rglia earrI p d
great deal Of money for her owner PittsDufg I'M
Smith and his friends but she e2pd n no. sbe wn
not dangerous in the race.
best DAYS she is likely to run well in the Toboggan
Slide Handicap at six furlongs. at Morris Park TO-
Hmonw the other fast sprnters that expected TO
run ~ the Tobosgan sde an 1sG are RT asS
srocco d90. Genmoyne Cle( Wah jim d2ol. Helen 6do
f fien9is diS Poien,ate 900 and 900
True-hearted Sir Walter. that brave and gallant
colt named after the mighty wizard Of the North:
creator OF "Ivanhoe" the Heart OF Midlothian,
and SO many magical tales and songs OF mood and
field of fell and fen. was an overwhelming taV0flte
al odds on for the second race. at mile ana nan
All the heavy spectators had their wagers on sir
Walter and the betting was - against Banquet
The latter struggled stoutly and forced Sir Walter
10 run the distance In 225. excellent time for this
track. The record for a mile and half at Morris
Park was 1854, made BY Tammany three years old.
with l2e pounds up Sir Walters race was greatly
10 his credit Only st. Anthony and Pckncker ran
against Sir Walter and Banquet. st. Anthony was
at extravagant odds. He made the hearts OF Sir
waters hackers quake by taking long lead and
holding II TO the head OF the homestretch. But
there he boted clear across the track and fell out
~f he