New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
HANDSPRING IN FINE FORM.
,r MADE FAST TIME AT GRAvEsEND'
100 nrn cARREREs DEFEATED BY THE YOUNG
COLT.

orr CARRERES pEFEAlbp pi 4
COLT.
,-ooklvn Jockey Club had another Periec'
the -, for ,ts racing and the followers Oh the
",.,,sd the track in fair NUMBERS T. a. pau
ta, u,f, sprnter Rey del Carreres was ou.. VII
VIII ,su,, I DIVERS Handspring ID the p'"'"
pS heayyweight handicap Ct SIX iu'Ionss'
s'aKes' IA mounds while Handspring had only
Key ,s an his back including three pounds over
Il" nv was ridden by Taral and PerKlns was
,,andsnrlnC. Only four horses ran anu the gym
on ,ras confined TO Rey and Handspring. hup'con
"" uawarien also ran. but hel'her Vi 'ne'i wv
chance II the race had Deeh a' "e'e"t '''
nN p.y del Carreres would have had Ia pounds up
age u,asnrinc o. Rey carried 3 pounds more
aHu s.s,e weight. and Handspring nine pounds
80 So Rey was giving fourteen POUNDS 10 manu-
spring ,,.,, .,r,,.ar might have ac-
,,.nad this severe task IL the start had been
-, and even. But Mr.. Rowe iouhu II nara 10
~ ever this small field OF four horses anu
81 80 dropped the nag Handspring hao manu-
""'" "a and Rev del Carreres was wofuily De-
some ieaU .,-f,,e, criticised Taral for accepting
h"o =, Handspring shot off at furious pace
su sue" ael Carreres caught and passed him IN a
w. -,.-.role. and kept lead OF two lengths "''o
qua ,o.,retch In the last furlong, however
tne ling overlook Rey. Both Jockeys rode hard'
1srsspring won the race by neck
:. u-as q fine performance Tor inc "il"e4 "A
IL ,ne second horse but poor performance
also 'o .,ar The Jockey Club ought 10 test the
ioi - machine which has been used success
s'a' australia Machine starts could not well
,rsa than some Of those which MI Rowe gives
"a ,hsv might, perhaps, be better
r,a time OF this race was extremely iast' r"s'
- o12. first quarter O:2Sie; three furIongs'
,' s.r.n,ls O:4s; five furlongs, lola six fur-
longs. 1liz A., Co,,or xr,,,
-. rev del Carreres to England although the
..-rs Of his arrangement with Mr. Baldwin are
not known. But in all probability the co" VIII III"
:" NJ Crokers colors on the English racecourses,
.rhoreh Mr. Baldwin may retain an interest," !"
s,, NJ Croker has bought Sir Excess. and Is
,oot,rS for other good horses 70 send abroad
-. c-orran won a large sum Handspring
~ hacked Runover the winner Of the first race
heavily but lost $1,000 on Captive in the second
race In the fourth race he lost on Sr + raHcis
I'D IN the fifth his money was on BeldemeTe VINO
ran third But he put large amounts y" D'o0"''''
the winner Of the last race l.. -..s.o.s,o, Ham
ilton H. Captive. Rey del Carreres ana DsCoun ,
hut in the last two races first choices were SUI
HsSount led the betting on the fourth race bl'
he seemed 10 have no speed in any part OF Jne ru.'
and in bad last he was ISen +, ~ have ben
asked for explanations, but everything goes a ae
e;raveseni The stewards Of this race-meetas S re
moi inouisitve They appear TO take ueASh9 49, 800
ne .rrangest possible changes Of form, ana over
starting cases Of peculiar riding Iney seem - br
dreaming celestial dreams IN NLNal.a O ~ srorn
own Condition OF beat.hc enfranchsemeht ioni
the evils OF worldly existence =, o,,.,,,
well - many amazing changes occur IN Poiis'-S
mai the changes in the racing form OF horses are
often overlooked Take the case OF Ot'o hf iiS
o., ayampl4 Last year otto wrote and publlsheI d
rnsmnhlat which attacked Richard Croker win IN
briled vehemence. This pamphlet aeeused YIi.
T-oEer ~ ALI sorts OF unrlghte business ana e'ii-
Soing Nevertheless, 10 and beho,d, Otto kemphsI
has been nominated a regular Iammany CAM.
1a,a sor the Assembly with M. Cookers consent
onS annroval Isn't that delightful? Perhaps M
Sroker NAV forgive Bourke Cochran and Joseph
T pn, al the owners trainers and Jockeys VINO
handle horses that run queerly should MAKE ~
49, minds that no trickery or crookedless VIII DC
'ioa,ed 70 go unpublished at Morris PARK. MI BeI-
~. VII be in the stewards stand at WestehesteT,
md he is determined that the sport at Morris ParK
shall be spotess.
SUMMARIES OF THE CONTESTS.
rpsr pAcr-For maiden two year-olds purse $500 Six
Betting.