New-York tribune., 1895-05-14

rprIION AND RUTH . |'
.,,,,sr>,rSr TO A MODERATE ATTEND
Avcr-sr-MMAR1 OF THE RACES
.o, q moderate attendance of people VIII
sseed the second days racing vi 'ne ~
c,een,echase Associations mee'ihs a' -do'' 80
,arday the management has every iea
nud of the successful manner in whlch INC
iee' poI 49, ,a., conducted. Heretofore the meet
s,nen,ecbasers and hurdiejumpers have peen
ND unon with suspicion by the pubic ana 'ne
ac,,,ar racegoers. Cross-cour,ry Jooh.' ,
s.rved the newspapers as SUBJECTS lot 'e'''
.a,o,le Moreover, some Of the meetings. give" ~
oo]a,,ons that were composed of men VINO
rnc,as hunting and pony-racing were steepe' W..
~s nd crookedncss so openly fragrant tha' '"e
80, ,ost all faith in racing over Obstacles
~, National Steeplechase Association mas "e
s.-,,ed beyond all possible DOUBT 'ha' i"'''e
..sd bv efficient and fearless men VINO are "'
rmned 70 suppress crookedness can be condnc'e"
,hout the slightest suspicion OF frauduieh' p'"
49, A. n meeting held at the Morris fark 'rdcN
..astsrdav by the Executive Committee IL was u.
.,aed 70 give another meeting In the fai "hel nv
-, n,rses and an attractive programme VIII oe
offered 10 the public.
long stride in the right direction. to estao-
,s, confidence in racing that has been iooheu "po''
as an instrument Of fraud and villany IN the pas
c.ar crisp veathe-. with the course IN hrst-ciasS
.,a,,,on gave promise of an exceptionai uas
s,ort Yesterday. As til card was heh' 'ie VIZ"
a,.vals caused many TO believe mat the RACES
I'D he featurcless A peasant surprise a"ai"1
,hann as the second race put everybody IN e~oe"e"
,ur,or IL being a farce-comedy. win actors ",
-. ,,,en,;y serious. Trilop. with Dunlap III 'ne
.aa,e and Ruth s. poted by Meara' essaseu W
cover TWO miles over the steep'echase COURSE u'''
9 uent off In the lead until the hrst opS'"oie ""'
,ho1 which she Jumped over Sideways gNi"s
rri,,,on the advantage AT the next jump i'
h.,ed and it required all his jockeys norsennnsnp
-, h,,, hack on the course. As Trilion was 'he
<,.o-,. his hackers were in despair. as h"'h .
onened a lead of quarter oi 'I''e' W. =, 49,,
ra,ched the Liverpool she bundered anu zen III W.
s, ,b,ch caused everybody to roar with iaush'e'
hn, Neara relnountcd her ana set san ior inc
-, 80, In the mean time Trilhon was per
,, ., iump kindly. and he went tearihS "o"s
30 ~, for lost time. Ruth ;. refused asa'"
:, ,,o nicpen where Trillion caught up wiz" H.'
"a GO, winners and losers alike In roar o' iauh
60, Arcr some coaxing TrNion made the Jui,''
~, pu,h : followed him. The remaining onS',
1890 overcome without disaster. a'thoush nun "
80, ovcr them sideways. Trllion won III 'no ''"
.' ., 20 Wha; to all appearances was w sa,uro pv
ct race OF the day develonen lo ,aMrShnd M untE tho
o rae rolled down their checks anI AZ Wh,c is
women their JOY knew no pnu'rS Greatly pleased
.. " b. ooncr OF the winner. lie Was s''"'"
al ne Irsvr,ond gave the spectators chance 10
Lady kaymo,I' non 1rsh cross-country horse can 40
see VIVA VIVA. ,es " she won the lnternationa Ian rh
CAP steepechase with imp3ahIs adv Raymond
Peer hurs nun safe az throughout the race Fat oaSes
came srief at the pS2pFtn tn anu nloncR horse than
q steepechaser as he refused 9I TO- 1I"i iandcap in
row Won d-,,e t from san Joaquin by length ana
hall; No, tho mile race over the fiat by length
rom ON the Whole it was deghfu days spof or alo ihe
4. a. air,oet certain that the stake features LV ~,
~ Is amp nf iss to be announced next fall VII re-
ceiye liberal patronage. Here are the SUMMARIZE
FIRST RAcE-sellinE hurdle race One and one-na'
miles over ''N Betting 3,
wtbrook Stables ch King John t,nIa11 BY 59hn So 4s
W hap'Ty q. Haysss ch g sayonara. 3. a.. out
p s. p. Randolph. ch g. Iafayse.,s ays.ns:; + 4, !,
l42 ..i dienshsiD' l5i al
fOHford ased' 100 Tiime-2:5.a..
Won w6n by scan length six lengths between second ana
srco,,p RAcE-Masen steeplechase special weights al
lowances. TWO miles
Hsy;;s ea - TFlion BY yDdiaP' KiPs 10 ou,
G ETTesniiil r. wadsWor,hs f' B. H. Ruth 10, :, ou,
y " rms-s:.e, 'A''a ,'., 49,. o, ~.
Won by lengths Ths Tpns nns nsx sS'f huc Gaf Boh
were finally made 60 the course.
,,,,r -KNIcKERBoCKER HURDLE HANDi-
Gap One and threequartcr miles over seven hu'''''
G c Howlands b. n. Judge Morrow uy
Observation-Disclosures aged 100 ln,... e. 1-2
J.. n crosbys D. & H .'.. 'iveach) . Al Il
r. i'I Braal:ys ch St. john aged ,ria.., l =, /,
wooaford. aged IA Time. Az iN''"e'"'''
Won by two lengths: four lengths 'e'"e'" S'''''
third 49,.
,,o,pr, .cr-Grand International s'eepieohase About
three miles and half
u Man, n WA w%r'1ady Paimerston. yrs l59 49,
nssd Hollow siaSre- en- The rSsI Mas, s. q.
i5I ;.;,;u,.,.: b. r. spread Eagle.
c6sy chase O. i'o. crb'nSef q
Pat Oakley. aged. 1853. Time %. 'r'"''
;P:so'ea- ;F:s
Won by four lengths: 20 lengths between second anu
third
FIFTH RAcE-On the nat. One mile"
T1osso", yls 9 II z, ~, II 81 81 IL
~ Crosbys b. southerner affi, f,acn; S', 81 -
. T s,ewsrrs b. h. Iron Duke. iS, . a.
f1"ia fSrd Motley S g. la7 c"''o i-' 81
Won by a length and half Two lengths oe'"''" '''
pnd and third
rocrrry PEOPLE WHO SAW THE RACES
wErI.KNOwN Ew-YORXERs IN THE Moi'fi'
PARK CLUB HOUSE AND on THE Lawn
rhsre was n fairly good gathering OF fash'ohap'e
people on the piazza OF the 'lupnou'' "'' Wv
lawn facing the track yesterday pu, '"''' WI" =,
dsnlav OF elaborate costumes ihght gowns anu
,o,, cInging summer material were dischincd 'o',
IN some instances. heavy scrges ana ch'''o'S anu
SIN y, tho heaviest texture while feather hoaS
were worn because they were h'ede"' anu " "
-. >,.,y cover, coats were worn. and not by
The gentler sex alone. but by men VINO eVneh.S ~,
ouir:d much heavier clothes than thcy hpp'"''' -
on Saturday Among thoSe who drove 10 'h' ""."
were August Belmont. Thomas h''cn'"'N' y, w.
,oo., a., ,So,.,or John Sanf0rd's four-in-hnn'' MI
= g.. r,o,,.s Maitland who came down from
"HN W.T. 't' drnNn by