New-York tribune., 1894-10-23

my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.1
,,..o, OCT 22-Winners were few and far
-. A. 81 Asaph to-day, for good things were
.o, IN n way that sent astray the most careful
,.,,ors and set both form players and those
cunt on stable Information at their wits ends.
W goo cases this miscarrying of plans was due to
!" tockevshp and in each instance from the
~ r,der-Griffn. This boy has been showing some
.,,,rc changes Of form since the meeting opened.
a. race he rides with all the dash and skill Of
~ -. s,shed artist and in the next gives a display
-, would cause a newcomer 10 believe him some
10 riding his first race Some of his fellow
'.vsvs are suffering froIn the same trouble. Those
!,,rsd 10 be charitable attribute these sudden
"Sanees Of form the mild Climate with It's ten
- n make one sleepy Others give stronger
O.a.ons II certainly behooves the officials to give
~ natter some consideration Griifns poor work
~ v sov was ON Song and Dance and Lady Violet
po,h had their fields beaten turning into the nome
.,ch but overconndence the first named ana
= had turn with Lady Violet caused him 10 lose boih
A..ss The stewards did ask him for an explanation
- the Lady Violet affair, but as he said the hily
-, out the matter dismissed.
The attendance to-day surprisingly good
,rber OF New-Yorkers having arrived in town
las, right and to-day. Fred Taral has gone 10
c,,cnnat for a few days. His not being able TO
IA. winner during the first three days OF the
.,lng here was disappointment lie VIII
sesn In the saddle again tNc ldtteT pdil Va '"0
ask The upsetting of good things began IN the
e-, race Doggett's good race Of Saturday brought
s,,, a host of admirers. and he went to the post
. 1to-2 favorite being backed down from 4 TO o.
The hest he could do was second. King COD getting
~. host of the start and holding his advantage to
,,s end There considerable complaint ol d
,cs NJ veor in Doggett's riding of the favorte lie
certainly d,i not display any great amount oil en-
srgv 70, II is doubtful if the colt could have won,
- matter how ridden as King Gold was well in
nord throughout Fannie l.. fell. but neither morse
nor rider was injured. Song and Dance carried Inc
smar, money in the second race, even money behs
The best offered any time He was rather SLOW 10
90, IN motion but at the end OF SIX furlonSS WAS III
from, As ne was going easy, with the others driv-
ing 10 catch nim il looked certainty that ne Wou4u
win and SO he would have had Griffin let him so
an as ne was going. but opposite the paddock gate
the Jockey began to ease him up THIS cost MN
the race. for it LETT him unprepared Tor Jola"
rush and at the wire he was beaten heau' 'ouA"
pct ~as and Haiton we're equal avorites In the open
ing betting the third race. OMt al posi- t!i'e
was TO lola y to Halton. The race pore out
,m waS betting lola led all the way and won by a
length in fast time. Halton finished IN me rucS lc
ond On Friday, when Doggett rode him he was
out' outrun by White Wings Pulitzer and Paris o,,.
Vidgeey won the fourth race He was an OUT
sder in the betting 5 to being offered at al
times He second 10 Sae ,o\eS W0GoIGra nn ana in
was third. Kennel, the laNOIlte' was H''''
better than sixth. where he finished .,
Derfargiiia and Lady Violet were the only start
ers in the NTH race The latter , G1rtfo ,o arainS
Derfarga Griffin took the Belmont repre;sen,a MA
tive the start and on the G S rs i II Der
fargila up the rail. then; In turning mo III ,i
of course gave the race to Derfargila. There was
considerable kissing as the numbers were nuE ~
last race vet those early in the ring found even
money quoted against him At post tIne oro TO co %TS
PEELED to cry enough Sims had to rids hard d
10 get him to the front bqt one ne had the ,a deaq
a pull. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-For two-year-olas; selling Six furlones
B.mton stables ch King Gold. by Gold Prncipia.
o5ack 5 10 ssbles ch C. Dogrc los (Doree,,i.
James Shields Co.'S b. 6. Mckee io7 'car loS's''
E'ssan los car ios. slm.i. heauTesaId. io5 q:
j.. Is Csheedyl also ran rme-i:li.
Bs''ins-EYng Cola d to and and TO to L. Dosse" to
Won by a length and half; same distance oe'"eeh
'efs94 fsaais enS E 'S'5a 1..
SECOND RACE-Handcap. One and one-quarter miles
opsk saSs 81 e. n c52 52dfa a. 0H r. '2S
Kendall staiies br. Prince Karl 3 100 tear. l"'a'
Iume 3 io5 penn, and Lizzie o. IS Hecfr'' also
''H Bc,,nsEJ6da0 90 to an1 70 to i song and Dance"
U,n nv head; two lengths between second and third
THIRD RAcE-For e-year-olds. selling. six fur
oneck stables ch. f. lola. by Mido'hian-M'for'un''
c 0 c5rnes.ens 55sr ,o'; g. e McInyIe o7 car io5
" IT, II Dabols's b. e. Wariike 100 Mldsery :....: 3
Hal,.n ia CGr.fn, Coy Sheegan lo2 5Ir.ael; Fac,
G.49 is r'S %- ds 5S',iSa Sace, Tni - md
h,'nsiqI4: B. y warliie 20 20 to 'iq and to W.
Won by a length: "A length and half between second
and ihiro
FOURTH RAcE-For two-year-olds; selling. Five and
half furlongs .,,
J. f McDonald's b. C. Mllgeley. by Hayden E9waTis
G B. Norris cos b. Sae Woodf9Ta, 100 u'n'' Z
oIegS r,,a hiy. @ CGrar E.a Reed 90 di pos
ST. I KP9. Ksai. lls 3,. .5m1 qas HhT5 Hms o 'S ', |
Bs''pg .,4 Ysr~ 70 SocRaae 9 a'n 10 to 4 and
W., bv a head: IL length between second ana h'r''
FIFTH RAcE-For mares. special weights allowance
seven furlongs
C E srnn's eh Derargila by onon1asa-f,.'. -:..
Rs%,o nS1g fo yT ilo 10 M IsGy Violet J. CGrnn
P.,,lor-pe,,srsia gn' To D. LADY violet, to ..
Won iy two lengths
SIXTH RACI;-seung Seven furionFs
Manhattan Stables D. C. Prince G",Fgr by S'ns'''"
rfoI1a. y~ics ''5 b. h. KIs1y . 10, (car. i2
D IN r rusfcrs b. Rrynad. Jos =: TTbe. 10;
Graai Lrmer ioG1 PENN Wn,'e yDH,nrs Wnfs.
oi Keefe Grampan 100 "oa ir''T an' ,oi.
Betting Prime George. to . ana ou, Kilkenny 40 TO
ana 70 ], h'>idtH ~ "'''
Won BY a length and half neck between ''''' ""
thnd
The following are the entries for tomorrow
racc-rhrce quarters II mile. Harrlng'oi 10
Galnce. l23 Nero 100: 70 KeaIn"y ana fflnc"
lis each Old Dominion Ii5: FTt liG; IIazelhach ia
Cran!a Pulitzer ll2 each. SIfcient 10; Moaefoc'"
lCo. B0navcntyre. 100
Second race one mile Pulitzer 80: Candelabra. ll2:
Gold Dollar Nero ia. shadow. %
Third race-FIve and onc-haf furl1ngs. Amsterdam
Tuepenny Tuscan and Golden Gate. III each Pandora
Ssdng and Par'henia lOs "tch
Fourth race one and one-sixeenih miles E'pcu'''h
lO2 Long Bridge iO7; Live Oak. '02. Sftaukct ~
Ffh race Three-o -o,arter. of mile. Pint and Der
fsrgila. each Little Bliy 100. wheeler ana ia
kearney. etch. Restraint. Primo" John ana MN ptp-
loi each GalN.e 1913 Wacott lO7; old Dominion JOS
SIKH race Five and onr-half furl2nss The Scalri
and Tree TOP los each: Samaritan Vent f0rger ana
Tie Clown. III each
POINT BREEzE FINAL MEETING BEGUN