The sun., 1894-09-11
RIDERS AND HORSES DOWN
IN UGLY Tumble Nv THE LAST
RACE Ar GRAVESEND.

No Heriour tnJury 10 Horser or htherH
but Foul Riding Must Be stopped-A
Dead HEAT for the Ocean view Hand,
S,, sto,e,.u Took Oh. s,.ey,,,tor
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' o"sS' W' ""'
N"nh' room won inc Other Races
What looked like a very serious accident IN
the last race turned out remarkably we'll
At Gravesend Yesterday evening IL was
in the last race of the day. and Cockade
Dara. Ella Reed. and Rosita fell carrying
tockeys II. Doyeett. ]. Davis. Carter. and Nc.
Elain with them. No two iockevs Tell tho same
story about the accident or what led IN n I'M,
tits thought that Reiff on Bart cut across Ella
Reed. throwing her and that Cock ado Dara
and Rosita fell over her Ricbard Doooett
was the most seriously hurt Of the boys and ono
Of his arms is severely wrenched. Jimmy Davia
complained of paina In his aide Init Carter and
McClan came out of the wreck snilinglv and
we're ready to ride another race at short notice
Little Davis struck the fence. but he is a bundle
of muscle and escaped serious injury. The
scene of the accident wes tho be0innipg of tho
upper turn, where the horses Warmth and
Halfpenny met their dcatb some years ago
and where Billy Donobue Jimmy Moi augbIin
George TAYLOR. and other riders have coma
90 grief There ia alwavs "A disposition nm tho
part Of those on the outside tn cut across too
4hATDly nDiUt. hnrapa
have rolled in the dust. IL il "A most dificult
thing to yet iockevs To toll tb. truth about such
occurrences as Yesterdays. The steward, Of the
day did their best, but last evening they had not
hettled upon the real culprit.
The rain OF Saturday left no traces behind
save in the renewed brilliancy of the grass in
khe in6eld and on the lawn. and the track yyas
,.r,ou..,,,. : -. -. :. u, a. - -,
meeting. The card was a good one. but the
presence o. Oh stonenell IN the Speculation Stakes
f' fponeu .ne. event an" o"'y 'acN ol Hpauos ana
Tor the prize
1,hn saaand s,oi,, o.o,,, ~, ,,,, ,..,, ,,, ,,.
View Handicap, for three year-olds, brought
about the best finish Of the day. Sir Excess and
Du.ch skater making uead neat OF u, with The
favorite, Patrcian, close third. Sir Excess
mount, riding very bad race. making his run
In addition. knocking him of his stride and
causing him 10 drop back . counIo NJ ienv,hs
Grifin's display of horsemanship on Dutch
Skater was brilliant, and had the Jockeys been
reversed sir Excess would have won very easily.
Messrs. Rogers and Jennings agreed to divide
the money.
- rn'r'ian was an overwneiinlhg iaVorlte win
Henry OF Navarro Dobbins, Dorian, and Horn
g., 1iisia, ,,,a ,hnis "is no. ~" ~ 81, ano NnoN
"s "i''7'"" pi'ou '"e'r money On or Excess
who had Dorion in Tho race as ,ysn .n.,x ',ha,
no IVA. doing when ho scro,chod ,i. ,,r, IT..
and started the long -striding and high h-headed
brother TO Connosseur. Dutcb skater and Sir
Excess went to the post equal second choices at
to l. with to against Assignee and 80 to l |
In The eariy mart 81 tba n,r i, tnc pruhnng
second and Sir Excess LAST Ssarins aba niH
club house. ReIfr rushed Sir Excass ,n 'n1 np ,h
Hxtr nd In l.
went from ibe rc,r 10 he Lead Ji a mis-
Tie upper turn he tooR lola ~ ne de1t1nss EK On
steadytng him. waited Alongside Dnoh St stnr an%'
homestret3h Sir Excess seemed ;, In hI thI
dutch Skater safe nntil Irst 90, 10 @ moia
In answer ~ 9rIfn cnIs rne nroiher 10 hoer
brin0ino Reiff no driya In thn ,sht ni dPi
which rsed the par passed t IfS aS hppinG IMP hnis6
frcjan ran yerH gamelv tbrnnSh ,ba s,ra,, Ia
was closc third al III, snI ranr,nsr IN nv ~ .1 - am
70 divide first and second moneys y" "ei' "s'eeu
Stonen.II was fevorite Sor h;s r,o. ,,.,,,
fancied a. TO anu ysck o. % snapdss phaeS equally ,h
running until the last f,iriong pole where
stoneneIl was in a pocket next The rail R.iff
chestnut horse out of his teht cnrner and nn 0s
the way was clear the son 81 st9nshense made
front. Hugh Penny beat ,jacE of SHADES n necp IN
for second money. With % stSneneli out Of ntfs t6s
Sanddatss that were witbdrawg hsr ana anrr other
d mot care to chase stonene one of the best
Chris smiths good fllv Irrapis n dauvbter ~
Hanover and Wanda Won the oSenins Taee for m
her dan ,a niIes s m ~ IN, mum tns same style "a
Ing away in the tinsl 100 Verds wt hssn,fHi n,w
strides and winning with s5eed in resery T
Sastiy p~.rra,ah u III t.'I speeh u, reserve ihe
moments but ITranis nI was IN, n ITont ior a lew
RonndeInv Win TarnI m hnt ~ H. hslu Pnu sale'
shnt nenn'' .Iaad ,ri "at ", neht the ioO 10
Tint hands , h,,, eu,oau iron,nnihfsi nJhhfts 80,
Morrow landed The com for, Ia ,dds ,uuge
;hs sacnn 49, si's '.lnniortanie odas OF = 10 IN
miIe ami a IL xtaan1L 'Hs r emSStph'"ees" " uhe
SoundmOre were heavily backed The .idsr
nng,yntt Gad A. ,,.n|, "u ei,u,eI
s, ~ ni i ,nJ uvut oI Sounuhnre, ana he
sn"r' hii an pd nuLryihH MN along at the
three-quarters, with Anna and Sandowne close
up, and Judge Morrow the most urominent ~ |
The others. IN the hOmestretch tie Jmdue yai |
ionad 10 Tho frnnt J,,,, ~ ~ M tio uuEe sai-
~ III y w W ut heil was lorCtu 10 go 10
t.thP N.th marry, AipnLo came through |
SIoh the extreme Iuck, ana he was at Judge
MOrrows thrOatlatch at the finish. Jack Rose