New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-20
ARBUCKLE'S LEvITY.
-, ROSE BEATEN IN SLIPPERY
GOING.
,, CONTESTS ENJOYED AT MORRIS fNHN
wv ,.srrRDAY AFTERNOON.


oo'D YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
4. RAPIDLY regaining its popuiarny' ine
RACINE . at Morris Park yesterday aiterhoo" C..
s"s the fondest hopes OF .he ',.o,.
ceedea ' nropramme only moderately a''rac-
though inc p enioyed an excellent days sport
live. inc ,no weather caused many timid persons
The 'h'o ,ard at the Harlem Bridge, as the
10 t"'" were frequently rent with hsh'hihe
darn track the crowd paid little atteh'ioh " '',e
AZ w vast majority OF the spectators eVi-
yea believed that Abuse was a certainty " vi"
GEN." srst race. and that he wo"'o ''',p ~"
10 the -" r,nd OF a winner Thousands OF dollars
the eas.' IN the hands OF the men who are
we're p' A. LAYERS Of odds at the rate or ~ 10
known % william I.akelands Goldcrest was well
on ~. sto J. while Arthur Whites lit'house
s'p Iot OF money for the popular !ou"s 'u'i-
ea many friends and followers, Inc o'ne'
nan ,,racted few scattering bettors. at odds
.rging from 10 TO 10 " ~ l. -, . ~ =, y
shs"e gas fay. and the field went on al
Inc nth Relief in the lead. Surrogate and
npu -, tanned at his quarters. At the end or
Ao"s. Abuse rushed into the lead and opened
:, ,hree lengths. with Titmouse next IN or
ss'' when the turn for home was MADE haH''oh
u' c,acrest who had been running IN hith pos'-
% -, call for the leaders. 1t was one OF nam
u W.. o,d-tme rushes, and, ike hae "'ii's
Hoh ,.r,s simply irresistible. for he went past
TIM abuse who had begun to STOP was TWO
uA" - thu good twenty yards from the wire
lehs' - used his hands and heels but 1t was OF
b"" "a Hamilton kept Godcrest at 1t and won
" s.ad from Abuse on the post Iitmouse was
The crowd accepted the defeat OF the iaVor-
.A. .,uosophcaly and joked about the reincarna-
W. =, Hamilton brought about by Whliam Lake
land - ,uo,,o hafor. tho Jockeys
no
wes" ocniecent electrical display. The second
eu ~. a selling affair with only three entries
Is 1t, fen in sheets. and In a few moments the
~. .,s sea Of mud. Benamela- who was al 20
W." =, hs betting won the race with amazing ease
-. ,uo lengths from Nentanna, VINO hhisheo e's"'
,.,yhs in front OF Whpcoru.
ne raoe for the Levity Stakes was an interesting
. .rbuckle and Successful were added. and
,.,or Frar and Tropical were withdrawn,
- ,s,t six contestants for the honors Royal
W.. rho carried l22 pounds including seven
I'D nenalty was the favorite in the betting at
-, AGAINST her chances. Lithos was supported
,s,o ?: Successful had some followers at to !,
.us Il TO 1 was freely quoted against Arbuckie.
mere was no delay at the post The field was sent
.ssv "a a capital start. Successful led for a quar-
~ Of MILE when Royal Rose went into the lead;
VT was Immediately challenged by Limos: s,n ne IN
~ uncertain gong, and Lithos poked his nose INTO
he His triumph was sh1rtved mGWeV Under
SSriain's riding. caught the struggling pair rev, rev
ns the finish and ov, n R R0va p Rose f The
.sa moved concusvely that Royal Rose is filly
~ SUPERIOR class. capable of running fast ana car
H TSs fourth race was the Harlem Stakes; seven
turlong dash, with selling conditions beidemer n
rssre was determined plunge on Cromwell az
to l. while many persons accepted TO asai faw
S,seTs were placed upon long odds
Tsra rode Be.demere. who was easily me pesS oi
S0 S nj the homestretch, when Beldemere ranged
alongside Of him oary began to r nse h,S Ta mp
~ with ali the Accomplishments. and aroused the
.husasm Of the spectators who cheered again and
.Sa beat ssi Hanse two lengths for place
n. las, race handicap in which ~ n three re-
horses b saf favore Voiley led on surance until
de homestrech reached when St Maxim face of
x. Journey winning in hand by quarter s OF a
he post 30an reark sS Oaas ps
Guild beat Dorian on bicycle. roairo N the
Yesterday was ext extremely general camor for
rrer fields Charles Fleischman IS se..t ,5 and
9smpls e., 70 the Eastern ;4s0nsnt ivr'me" "
SOME OF THE PEOPLE PRESENT
-.. an excellent attendance o; society peo-
pls Yesterday afternoon at the clubhouse some OF
,boss nresent of the races were Mr.. and Mrs. John
E Cowdn. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll. Mr..
and Mrs Duncan Elliot Mr.. and Mrs William H.
Sands. Mr. and Mrs c. Oliver lselin. MI and Mrs
James L. Kernochan. Mr.. and Mrs. c Albert ste
vens. Mrs Charles F. Havemeyer. Miss Anna sands
Mr. and Mrs Frederic H. Allen Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward c. Potter, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Story Fred
srick o. Beach Charles Raoul Duva, William Tif-
fanny Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr Harry Payne WHIT
ney J. Hartman. Foxhall Keane. John G. Follans-
bee Arthur White. A. S. Post. John Mackey, j. b.
Haggin II. X Vingut William c. Hayes. Center
Hitchcock Thomas Hitchcock Edward II. Buckley,
IT LATIN Esvp apI,
YInaga S. Rowland Robbins John W. 4. Davis.
Woodbury. Kane. Hamilton W. Cary. Prescott Law
renee j. Henry Alexandra, f. G. Lamontagne. John g.
Heckscher +. r. Hitchcock. Frank ID. Beard. X. J.
Preston. Craig Wadswor,h. Edward F. Murphy. A.
y. Morris John Hunter. W. =. Thompson, De C1ircy
Forbes, Emil Phzer Charles Reed. j. W; Haven.
Amory s. Hodges. Robert L. Cutting. ex-Controller
Theodore F. Myers. Edward Gilmore. j. 8 Stevens,
Howard Carroll. F. Appleton Smith. II; 3. Case
4. L. Wacott. II. X. Knapp Richard +. Carman,
J. Robinson Beard. J. II. Carstairs, w. J. Wardner.
IT,. Of Philadelphia; II. ". Beecher, Of Poughkeep-
sic: ". b. Devereux OF Colorado W A. Burnham.
o. Boston; T. II. Willis, Of California. and o. G.
Townsend, Of Colorado Springs.