New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-29
WERNBERGS FAST TIME.
HE GOES SIX AND A HALF FURLONGs IN
11s2-5 AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY.
FOUR FAvoRITEs. AN OUTSIDER AND HEAVILY
BACKED SECOND CHOICE WIN - RILEY

| BACKED SECOND CHOICE WIN - hiLri
| GRANNANs PLUNGE ON SUFFICIENT.
| An unattrac:ve card and the great trotting race
| at Fleetwood Park yesterday afternoon caused a
perceptible falling of In the attendance at Sleeps
| head Bay. Nearly every spectator present was an
anxious observer OF every change and turn
In the form OF the racers that were coored
on the track. Every fuctuation In the Dettihg
| the slightest limp any meagre report from
| the stables was profoundly interesting to a
large majority OF the spectators at Sheepshead Bay
Yesterday afternoon. Sanders Band played seec-
lions from the operas and popular tunes of the day
and this did much soothe the nerves of the anx-
ious bettors Judge Bischofrs decision did not op-
| pear to affect the layers OF odds many OF whom
| asked YEARLY: What will De Lacy do next?"
Pierre Lorillard protested against the decision in
| the race in which Dolabra defeated by Emma
| c. and demanded investigation OF the foul riding
| in the race The VIII be heard by the Stew
| ards OF the Coney Island Jockey Club.
| The Western owners believe that there is comp-
nation of jockeys. who are determined that Chorn
| will have TO work his passage In every race IN
which he rides. II the stewards cannot see an! y
| thing wrong In the manner In whch 'horh ID
knocked and hustled about in races the Westerhers
should complain TO them and ask that Chorn be pro-
| tected
| rhere ;s q firm demand among owners and train
| ore that more maiden two-year-old races be put
| on the programme.
| The first race on the card was for maiden two
| year-olds ridden by maiden jockeys. There were
fifteen starters In the race, and Marauise. the
| favor.te was heavily backed to win. Everybody
except few bettors who love races where 'here
| are only two or three starters. was well pleased
with the contest. There was no delay at the post
| the boys obeying the starter far better IMAM .he
leading jockeys. with the result that the nag ieh
| to capital start. Marauise. the favorite. out
classed her field. that when the turn was mace
| for the In. she drew away from the heid ana
| won rather easily at the finish by nearly TWO
lengths Annie Barron second ana CARD
third Some of the older Jockeys watched the race
with a critical eye. and condemned several OF the
novices who what Is called In jockey parlance
| grip toe" Jockeys. 1t is hoped that many more
races OF the same description will be placed on the
programmes of the fall meetings.
Frederick Taral had the mount on weinberg In
the second race He was heavily backed at 10 .
on his chances The was never In doubt, as
Taral sent Weinberg to the front at the fall Of the
flag and set hot pace all the way. winning easily
in l;ls % the IA test time on record for six ana
| one-half furlongs. SAINT Ilario second. three
| lengths In front OF Ajax who finished third.
| The third race was the Flying Stakes. In which
Rey del Carreres the hottest kind OF an odds
| on favorlte 5 to . on being the best odds In the
ring Hanwel was second choice. and heavily
played at money TO finish second Key del
Carreres continued cut his usual capers AT the
| post until the patience OF Starter Rowe and Taral
! was nearly exhausted. Starter Rowe shouted TO
|
| angry required no second invitation and beat
tattoo on Rey del Carreress sides that was reve-
la;ion TO the Californian. who gave up the strug-
Gle and became docle as a lamb When the nag
Tell the thoroughly frightened king OF the courses
ran Ike a scared deg and could easily have made a
record He easily. but was so terrihed al lara'
that the latter could hardly pull him up at the
| finish Starter Rowe. Colonel Hall and Taral were
| greatly pleased at the result OF the experiment IL
is not likely that Rey del Carreres will cause any
more trouble at the post II Tarai rides him Ina
was second and The Buffer third. Hanwei' with
| Sims in the saddle. was beaten on
| In the fourth race Flying Dutchman was the
favorite at to 2 against throughout the betting.
| Patrcian and Victorious were in demand at TO l.
| Beldemere and Egbert supported at 4 to l.
| Any reasonable odds could be obtained against
| Diablo.
| F,ving Dutchman won from start to finish He
opened I'D length Of daylight in the first furlong
| and held his opponents safe all the way passing
the finishing post two lengths In front or fatriclan
| who beat Beldemere a length for the place VIC
| torious did not up TO his Saratoga form. out
| that is no reason why he should not win In the
| near future. and carry lot OF money u Ills |a'"
| dian home. 49,
The fifth race gave the bettors a facer that Will
| be remembered for many day Liza was the
| favorite at TO ] on her chances. There was
| rush on silk Gown for few moments, but some
oeonle evidently changed their minds, as Silk Gown
| would be likely cause trouble for somebody II
che uon Sufficient was neglected in the betting
| until almost post time. when Riley Grammar MADE
| his appearance and kept the layers OF ODDS pusy
making memorandum Of his bets on Sufficient IL
is said that he won nearly $4,000 on the race Inc
| story Of the race is easily told Liza. who was
| ridden by Mdgely, like a Canadian favori'e
mil the stretch was reached when she quit. Grif-
fin on Sufficient went by her az II she was
| anchored. and won easily at the finish Second Az
| tempt beat Liza head for the place
In the last race Kennel was the favorlte at 2 70
| I IN the betting Pepper was heavily backed at
| IN D., ana closed at IS to g. Landgon had some
| sunnorters while some shrewd bettors placed their
| confidence in Paadin. Chorn had the mount OH
Pepper and found that the Eastern jockeys a'aie'
themselves OF every possible chance 10 WIN III laoeS
where the betting indicates that majority oi the
contestants are out for the money. Inc nag iei'
to a good start but the rush for position Cforh'
| on Pepper was crowded on to the rail- al me MS
turn a e a4omed the turn When Psadn
took the lead. Chorn who had pulled up rrppeLb
on the rail until he was almost on even Terms WIN
the leaders. At the far turn an exn' , sor ~
reprmand If not serious punishment for some mS
Of the jockeys who were nd Knock ID about
untG he fell back TO last position Chorn knew by
previous srosh 'nS he ed SO he
flank movement and raced AROUND the :, r nrars
field n6 ea AMI az the dnsh by lengths from Kennel
who beat Langdon a neck for me plaSei , ~, Ger
caused dcte srea was sea- n%ercfy crcscd Sufficient
Jumped over the rails at the staL.hs She u,,s min
REQ ra % afterwara defeated good field of horses
| Here a the summaries
FIRST RACE Maiden two ear-o'ds maiden JOCKEYS five
'"''''s' s ne''p Fl
Rosa ,oi I nj barron los ;Em ssS Si =
noughscres stables b. e. Carlo i,r,;nccooia On, 81
r,.. Train los ..................,,C Carey 10