New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-06
WINNERS AT WESTMINSTER
ONLY TWO FAvORITEs SUCCESSFUL.
FEW wITHDRAwAIs-A FAIR TRACK AND A
LARGE COMPLEXITIES OF THE
DAYS SPORT

| large crowd al Morris Park yesterday Withdraw
as were few. so that good fields faced the starter
in each race. 1t betting crowd throughout
as nearly everybody the grounds was well in
formed In regard 10 the merits OF the horses that
raced. Two favorItes managed 10 win for their
hackers. Every winner. however was well played.
and the booknakers did not have an extremely
profitable day.
Srocco the choice in the first race of that
portion OF the public who do not listen to tps
Nottingham carried the money of the wise m who
believe that class will win every time. Besides the
believers in class were strengthened by tie report
that Nottingham an incendiary as he set the
track ahre In his work. although Il had been rain
ing for seventeen days in succession Adebert was
also the object OF steady support in the betting AT
the close Nottingham the favorite at 13 TO o.
with Srocco's price at TO al, over the ring There
little delay at the post The flag fell
good start. with the horses aligned across the
track and every jockey striving for the lead. Hur-
lingham BY Jove and Lizzetta were the pacemak-
for a half mile. when Doggett called on Sirocco.
who rushed to the front, Closely followed by Wah
jim. After furious drive Doggett landed Slrocco
the winner a head in front OF Wah JIM who was
two lengths in front of Lizzetta. birmingham fin
ished nth.
McCanerty G Wishard hit the ring heavily in
the second race. handicap at a mile and SIX
teenth. Galoping King heavily played on the
good showing he made last Thursday, when he
defeated Clementine and Kingston at mile.
Judge Morrow the McCaferty candidate.
Thousands of dollars was bet on him by his own
ers who were followed by many shrewd bettors.
Bitten received some support from the Gutenberg
turfnen To a good start Galoplng King took
the lead but was outpaced by Lizzie. who
led for three-quarters OF a mile. When Wei
Strengthened for home Judge Morrow went TO the
who was the same distance In front OF LIZZIE.
Gail2pdng nns and rdafm finished fourth
The third race was for ree-year-oldts. Iehce
odds of Was to 'se on ed Kearney with
back supported by the persons who od bet win oh
all in motion except War Bonnet. who was slow
to get in his stride Ed Kea,nsy quickly 1OS Ske the
runaway race out OF It, His plans were upset , Oy
horse turned into the stretch. which effectuaily
settled his chances. Peacemaker took the lead ana
won as he pleased. Discount was second anu '''H
Nine two-year-olds started for the Harlem Stakes
j. E. McDonald's colt Midgey was the favor,;e ana
was heavily played. The Preserver. from fleisch-
manns stable, was the object OF plunge py a So a
Of the heavy bettors Dolabra was looked upon ,s
real jam" by P. Lorlard and the followers OF NE
Rancocas stable Paladin had some support SUPPORT The
Preserver and Midgiey were the first to snow
Doabrs fe back Rs Th hs oUh open out 10 the
finish. the former winning hail length ir Tha
Paladin. who was two lengths IN 'front.' Of Inc
Figaro who Is craze peSfor%er .D won 4rm lse
tage In a driving finish. Figaro was to IN the
betting as his at Brooklyn were unsa s g,
Maxim were well played by their stable and the
public. Atropne was also supPort oo h., ths fols
victory was received In Silence anu "oe W s -'
W. G. DAYS Captain T. upset the talent by w ,bs
race only exercising gal.op for him n Inc N1s
reco ISt in the West frightened many bettors who
intended to support Captain T. n F. Dwyer Der
on gon5 FerrIer really was The start good
one. Ferrer into the lead but conld NOT hesp
half-mile post and fell back in the ruck; Captain
r retained the lead 10 the end winning Dy t Heu
nearly npped him the post. Seiena d. was thiIu' 7
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-weiter weight handicap Five furiongs
81 betting p.
J. r coIllnss b h. sirocco. by ERpsroT0 =, c-s
BTssFs snsn Yrs; ~ rs p wan JIM R2 i 81
a ana Dsl9 1913 1913 Gear iSS dsse IL I'll
E Ia. 2 lMccain, 90
bSeibert' s. 1iG................( snedeker ~ %
Onward aged ,.t Banks % s.
. e,,ooco .t,,,rbi SEQ iS place $40 49, two
.a1s s. 80 W GAs i% o 218ss 81 81 & 0"F
W. nv, a neck two lengths between second and third
erco,D RAcr,-uandicap one and one-sIxteenth miles
McC.arertv g. wshard's b. a. Judge Nor
row. by vagabond- Moonlight. aged 100 n, n -
n,,n.v, B. b. Bitten. 8. 10 n 5 %1@." al u
" G. DAYS br. Lizzie g. - 'e@ @Kcs sS 81 81
ca,lopng King 3. 100 Gear. 40, ,,,ac.,, is ss
Iagh,too. IS rar se,...@ P Stin 10 ID 81
Madrid MIsaaSrc o. 1888 IS car donohueo 3D. 81
uuJa4r s[Ss' +, 5 ss'' 50 90 a SSs
Two; ih.ee 8 g. y,a i'1 sree psi S. s.
- .o LIZ ,arg,h and half two lengths between second
and third ,,.. -,
THIRD RACE-For three-year-oids; fpee'A' "e'S"''
lowances. one mie
SoTie & Ln'IeoeId' 20, O. f GRIMM s-5 IA
oqonf Hsascys b. C. ID Dl''oun;. NJ, II
March,. Days b. Sam Lucas ca lS 10 5-2
Puzsr Ios .da@SS3}c p Il
Ed Kearney. Ii5.... ''ia'""'
Muu.sreacesser place 80 3d. three S"s
two three SO Discount place &C.. - s. g one '"O
80 nv two lengths four lengths between secono ana
third -
FOURTH RAcE-TIIE HARLEM STAKES; ,o oo0 rsean
Odds. winners excluded from starring S'oVo "''''
Five and nalf furiongs
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j. il & D. IL Morris cn e ncd, o. a-i
G. an Predominant is & Sons Oh. The Pre-, Al s
Tr9sss MS .iaamSty}o
Hanwei lar.t;oo M9sTs, % 81
Ven, MS jiaesloni II G-
Golden Gate lib; tr,.i on
Muuas-Mdreey straight. $40 i5 place s. s. one %S
Three pS Sc 2 r onS two s. 30
Won Inv n neck; n length and hah between second
and third.
FIFTH RAcE-rHRoG's NECK STAKES; for three
ycnr-oids: 500 added; felling. Seven fnrionss.
W Y Patrick's b.. 9. Figaro. By ton~,, , a,
JedF e. l .c5mann sons en- C. 81 MaxIm
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