The morning times., 1895-12-06

When IL comes to sudden and startling
reversals OF form the Jersey stable can
give cards and spades to any other string
of horses running at the across-the-riyer
tracks.
The fast little gelding Forest, that is part
and parcel of this string, has the reputation
oi being an in ana outer, but there was
never an In and outer ever set foot on
race track that showed the Kaleidoscope
changes tuat are rung IN on an unsuspecting
public by means of this little horse.
On Tuesday of this week at odds of
three and four 10 one he picked up liz
pounds and ran half q mile Ia A Ii, COM
ing within one-fourth of q second of the track
record. In that race lie won somewhat
handily, never being touched with the whip.
festerday, with los pounds on lis back, ne
is n bad fifth, TO the very horses thHt lie
defeated IN a race whlcu was exactly a
second slower tnan that OF 1uc.uay. Ills
price yesterday, by the way, was seven
to ten.
WILL NOT STAND TIE WHIP.
In yesterdays race he was lashed from
the head OF the stretch to the wire. As
1t is well known that he Will not run
under the whip, the natural dcuuctiun
is that Mr.. nuerwUod, MS owner, gave
the Jockey instructIOns not to be one.
two, three. II is needless 10 add that 10
official notice was taken or the giHring
reversal. Underwood hOrsts appear
to run just about as they please at the
Island track, winning one day in galiop
and being dead last The next. The least
that could possibly have been done would
have been to RUE Off the entire stable
including the boy, who las become one
of the worst crooss at the track.
The nine books that went on did q good
days business and got somewhat the best
of the game, as ODiy one iavOriIe scored.
The talent were partially saved by the
winning of two welI-playeu second choices.
Several good finishes were furnished before
the days sport was over, those in the
third and last being particularly exciting.
JERSEY STABLES OTHER DEAD 'UN.
Old Fagin had a crinip Ia ken in him, being
beaten head ia tn last IA ce by Jack Whites
Cniswick. The race was a pretty one
from a spectacular point Of view, CHS
wick, Fagin ana DR.. Helmuth having 1t
nip and tuck all the way. Brooklyn ran
very fuuCn as II he was lobster"
Que OF the best things of the meeting was
cut loose in the third race in Parthian,
who was backed from 20 to l down TO 4
TO l. Jack White was playing Wbeeluski
in the same race, and 1t was some time
before the boOkies dropped to the fact that
they were up aSalnst IL, ana commenced 10
cut on ParjniaD. The Haman gang were
down good and heavy by this Time, how
ever, and as their good thing" went
through they had money to burn after the
race was over.
Drumstick was made the medium Of a
big plunge in the opening race being
played IRON To down 10 8 TO |, atwlitn
turned mp IN Saginaw, who teal RED Eim
length, with The fayorite third.
ONE LONE FAVoRITE.
The only tayOrite 10 score was Tancred.
who won the second race from Cockade ut
odds of / 10 z. FlDnwater was third six
lengths away.
Arua hBd the call in the next event at
to ] with Mhceluski strong second choice
at / / 10 o. The favurite finished third
with Wheelosh fourth, Partnaln ana Toiosa
getting first and second money.
There wree lois Of Lot tips in the fourth
rnce, Bobolink and Andrews being heavily
played. From the GrOD OF Ike lag there
was nothing in the hunt but Dart who was
was QGoteu at odds of o TO at ICst time.
Roi.a Was never headed after the start
in the fifth race. His people got as good
as 3 10 for their money, but they would
never have had Il ChaDce II Forest had
not been on the shelf.
The public was willing to take any price
against Fagin in the last race and backed
him from to 10 Gown TO l to z. Fagip
made che running TO the head of the stretch,
where ClIiswick came up and in fierce
drive la uded tie money by neck.