New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
GOOD SPORT AT GRAVESEND.
THEIR
,,,vr FAvoRITEs DELIGHT THEIR
hackers.

MEATH OF AXIoM-MR LoRILLARD's IN
vAsIoN OF ENGLAND"
,.,r-sized attendance witnessed the races d.
- yesterday afternoon The fields were
I'll he starting unusually good and prompt anu
the betting heavy ,o-,,es re-
~. racing was excellent. Five la'o'
.-asd ,heir hackers by winning. Arapa"'1 W.
90, The fourth race at 10 aea' 49,.
h.,,,ne Beldemere hot faVori'"' a" ~ -.
,o-s thought that Arapahoes ias' pa -, ,os
1870 the Santa Anita candidate oeYonu "'s p0'
p, 80 =. aiming Keefe rode Arapahoe III
-. -ace and the running OF the mare WAS li.e''
-,.rtad unon AT the time. Arapahoes "ete"'
a. that race was ninety-seven POUNDS
nth Taral N the saddle and 10 pouHus w -,
no defeated a good field al greater INSANE ~
,a,rth After the race, Samuel hhure'n 'ie
'o"e hoo aid in the presence OF sew
~, ....o.. ~ would like to know what sort OF
800, -, hov Keefe is anyhow. Arapahoe was
-, ~, az good on Thursday as she Is TO-DAY
hut she was beaten just the same anu Dau' Oe"'-
n, that I can't understand H.
q, ,",o,s Eesfe is not a skllful rider He may be
-,,ous when he rides against certain horses OF
.,ss he is so anxious TO zee what is gong On DC
- hin, IN certain occasic-s that his mounts se'
beaten bv his overweenins curiosity
80 Galway was rewarded by winning one race
49,, =, sour starts. Belle Annie won the hfth race
% Tho intense delight OF the popular turimah,
IT, .4eafh o.
Da'ys- Axiom was kicked at the post by Bessie
,,n,,g who cut deep cash over the MY
.,aS. xrea Every possible effort was made to heal
rlsh. 49, bu- 'ockiaw interviewed, and the Meet
ssne,oh,sr 81 Maxim and Touche Pas cled yesterday
forenoon ..o. .,x.ee, in number in
,4,rg Twelve warnings and four older horses
Iii he shipped 70 England next week, MI. LorlI-
,a-rs training quarters AZ NeWmAihel nave oeeh
nrana-ed 10 receive them. Joan Huss!hs VINO trains
pFepMu rorilord viii not 20 until November. Mr.
unrgins Intends 10 visit CARLSBAD ""ere ne VIII ue
main several weeks ~, .,,,-o-s ,ho ,e,
The insoence OF the Maspeih adVel'urers VINO uely
everybody and everything caused much amuse
49,! 81 ~ C.-aveserd race yesterday after
noon Il is likely that The scheme VIII coI;apse com
n,e,elv as one OF the promoters worked enef-
p.so,i al summer 10 find an angel" TO put up the
monsv for tht scheme Isaac Thompson was ap-
nroscbed early in the spring and asked 10 20 in
with the management M ana The .painbow
herder" OF Naspeth retired wholly discounted
Every indication points 10 successful meeting
at Morris Park The WestcAester racing Associ IA
mse,,ng a success cyclists greatly pleased al
the energy displayed by the members OF the west
chester Racing Association IN securing go9a rUaqs
have any grounds for fault-hnding about the cond-
"In o. pegard 10 the reports about trouble at the
course when racing begins. single glance at the
man who object 10 racing and the representatives OF
the Westchester Racing Association should SCI
everybody's mind a. rest Imagine August Bemont
= ID Morgan John Sanford. James K. keene. r. n
Sturgts and other leading men OF AFFAIRS as the u--
PENDANTS against gamblers and their paid agents
aothns 10 fear: the outlook IS extremely good. ana
everybody associated with racing should lend every
possible aid 10 make the Morris PARK meeting d
memorable In the annals OF the turf
Summaries
FIRST RACE-For twoyear-old.: penalties and allow
ances purse $500 Five furlongs.