New-York tribune., 1895-05-22
RACING IN THE MUD.
r,,r PROGRAMME CARRIED THROUGH
DESPITE THE RAIN.
pocrps 4 DECIDED SUCCESS AMONG THE
WORCESTERSHIRE WALTER WINS THE
PARKWAY HANDICAP.


,xrn 7 Dvver seems to have incurred the dis
,,ra ~ the Weather Clerk. as each succeeding
Ing dav at the Brooklyn track is more execrable
hon IFS predecessor. Yesterday was one OF the
IS, snecimens OF days that could be found In
,ho entire stock OF the Weather Bureau. 1t can
-, aescribed only by the London expression
,s,lv" Before the races began an effort was
Ia 10 have the programme go over until to-
49,. The stewards OF the Jockey Club. however.
s,,ded that IT would be bad policy TO postpone
..s without giving the public notice early
.roueh 10 prevent the people paying railroad fare
% the track@ Consequently the races were run
as advertised
The LAYERS of odds well as the takers are
ranidlv becoming accustomed to the new methods
and nile difficulty is experienced In placing bets
The layers OF odds pay promptly by the means
., envelopes hearing the address or the man VINO
"a fortunate enough 10 win. The collection or what
"a due 10 the bookmakcrs II another question: as
their patrons have no envelopes. but desire 10
nav In cash. which Is prohibited by the Jockey
cub.
There was only ono race that aroused IN" On
,,slaafn ~ the Zoo pctaonr who hravcd IN" wealth
,r q, vieii ~" rdcctrack ycrtrfdhy. y was u t"''
,e,,econ fao dirlnnilvc ncwaboyr ana eight police
,.,r Roth of tho boys were good 'muddcrH' ana
,,o,e racing down the track while tho horses were
o., tho most with q policeman ihnt weighed at
Las, 75n rounds IN hot pursuit other pohccn'h
foIn.d tho chase until Il looked IA II thero was
"a escape for tho boys. AZ thoy were surroundeh
., all sides 4 sudden dash to tho rails near the
,e,t,-r-ring which they cleared. easily loft inc
,olicenen in the iurch. as tho Youngsters slipped
io,, the bettlne-rng and were lost in the crowd.
r.vo-,body checrcd at their escape
Toe Rogers one Of the bcs-looking two-year-oi's
in training won the first race so easily mat no'-
v,ithstandine the ordinary horses that hnishea De-
hind him racing experts pronounced him the pest
y,rnrster seen In races this year There was little
Gel,v At the post when the flag fc to Good start.
with reterman the first 10 show. closely i'"o"e'
l,. A-fn, the Geld Ci )se up. Joe Rogers 'accu 'N
,he leaders without the slightest effort AT the end
of ,hc first quarter Of mile ana gailoped 'he r''
-, tho v,av winning easily by nearly TWO lengths
,,on, F'r,d Train who beat Airline one-hat leNE'h
for the place. In the betting Peternar o2tn'N MS
The favori.e at !. but was soon displaced ny JOE
pocars who was backed down from 20 untN 20
was the best odds 10 be obtained Ar.ine vas We"
e,,nnorted Walter Rollins the owner OF Joe Rogers
mas raid thousan nds OF dollars for yearlinSs. 0n'
never scored bracket with any Of his purch"se7
until Yesterday
Rs,noar owned by James Galway was warm
,,vor,,e for the second race and was heavily rlaV'i
a,Gto5 Mirage Ingoldsby snd Kisbern We're also
well supported In the betting Belmar vas many
pounds superior to his opDonen,s as n nd to
al least ten lengths on & 'he orS Tnn,n easily by
inree lengths. Mirage was second ana ihSoi''''
The third race was to- the Hanover Stakes sen, ELL
ing affair with 5000 guaranteed Heresy, vas o ~"
ho',ss' r. tss bet,lng hi'h nercsy was quoted at TIC
start was good one. especially ios e.ss hSn roruo
was second ana BESSIE Browning ,hir1 Tne 'iIn, m
hung out fifty seconds as ne tS Scs 1sushoy , o who
were chased down the homestre@Sn @ 10y 'e he ,ba,
sterling little giant Sir Walter. who with IA p0unas
or his back made mis- opponents LOOK Ike o.!nnis
.cks SIR Maigr an,nesd ed on by the knowing ior
~ iora az az 10 70 : Passetaw supported for
me place at 5 TO s. Rassssw made the running % on on
-Or a
eett gave Sir Walter MS head ana paTse1 n .i'' h.,
rsek. Basse,law was second and Pairician tnira'
Prg was the favorite in me iSs' Ta' and - Now or
Sar a. Z 70 ! we're fancied. and were bet on az
coraogy The seags race TaS "a, 'n for six furongs when
he gave way to CAPTAIN T. wh9 Won ,a1 al ~, ,be earne
Here a the summaries; --
SUMMARIES OF THE CONTESTS
,,,sr p.cryor .vo-y.ar-olds s,5 each. ss'o nid'd.
500 70 second $50 third; special weights F'e 'u'
longs s., Betting p.
w C. Ronlnss C Joe Rogers oE ,nlSrs,n 2-i -
Hama ils r. Fred Train. i1s Gssnks, III g
F HaaIiscsS c.fe,,vs b. airline ios .dseH y
ianovaran ieflsS penS,o al j
ssn,uzsa. lcolars, iSiarx, "a 81
ls'i htti. porri,i Gst3 GH,dga,.I, % S-i
Izmir. ln'''''''''''' riime-l:i6.
cantsr EASILY aya BY ,ni1a length ana man,
le cth
SECOND RAcE-For three-yearod msii'ns' sl' 'aeh
GOO .daed: 800 70 nrst so to second special
weights One mile.
rIsahns s,aes :, car HiaT iGS 9orse; b ns1y 8,
4 H. & d. II. Morrss b. c. MiTSg.; il5, . i,
Adele Stables br. c. Ingodsby 1o5 'shsedy, - g
Hszie,on, Gi,snlnH'"
eoh Ei.Seop ,cs lsi 81
Bedouin. loS. S.'.''''''14riin;.. 14riimn;e..i474 0''''''
Won under pull by three lengths length and half
between second and thirn
rz,,n pAcE-HANovER STAKES. Of 5000; for two
vear-olds: 81. 800 10 hrst S5oo 70 secoh' @-" ~ '
selling Half mile.
AH& D. H. Morri.'s ch. , Brisk ,S. by =, :,
sprngaeld-Actye lo8 n Car car 1y4; 100 ref~
voc,r.r,v.. eh. +. Bessie browning
ic6 ccar IO7iAI ....-.-......''' ;;Ksefl Ken' %
hscesneer' RsGesy ~ sa ,car Fnnegan 10 G
Benarnela. ics LAME, Isl 81
Won very easn$ by four lengths neck between sec
ond third
FOURTH RAcE-PARKwAY HANDICAP Of 5000. for
three-year-old. and upward; s." each or 80 II as %
o,ared BY April 500 additional for starters sl'a"'
o. er., saoo TO second $3.50 third. One mile and a
sixteenth.
oneca stables Sir wssr We m dggrss,h, By MA, ou,
~ NJ Aliens b h. Bassetiaw. 3, i9l i9l..i;..;;o g, @
s P. j. D*'',s % dag.'sy, 'aGssis, 3 81 -
Won under a pull by head: three lengths pe'"esn
second and third.
FIFTH RACE-selling for three-year-ods ana upward
sl5 each with 500 added: special weights. One mile
and a sixteenth.
W DAYS ch CO csp,sn T. by dIs.,e, %ae, 3, J.,
W r. Jone.'s 6r. h. chaIade. aged: & 1906 , .,
A.HAp. H. Morris's b. Pris. =. io7. ,
ias'' now Or 'tss Nevsr sssd ,wslch," g, i
Van B7int g. 96. .............. ;ifinnegaDo -
I'M .car .Gs DoggetD o 1J-1 O.
N"N' - Time 52
second and third.
SIXTH RAcE-Heavy handicap FOR all ages: si5 each
s-,o added: 500 10 second. $50 to third. SIX fur
longs.
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