New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09
GRAVESEND'S QUIET DAY


DULL AND TAME SPORT AT THE DwYER TRACK.
At Gravesend yesterday the racing was of little
Importance or interest. In the hurdle handicap
Lakeland was an odds on favorite but after he
had run almost head and head with Hardy Pardee
10 the last jump there was sudden sIackening of
speed, and Hardy Pardee won easily Lakeland
seems inclined to lose ambition short prices but
the officials appear be satisfied
John Days colors were at the finish in the
ond race Glennelhe, nirnble FLY by His High
ness out Of Nelglen. first In decisive style 1t
was expected she would be strong favorite. but
a wild tip Janice sent her TO the post at fair
price.
Trumpet the May Stakes creditably Gold
Or outran him for half mile but through the
homestretch he had things all his own way Hes
per finished strongly, and beat Gold Or for second
money.
NfcNIeekin had the worst of the weights in the
ease some turfmen think he will be one of the best
a featherweight, was second, and Peep O. Day
vouch. who carried the coors of David Sloan
who purchased him yesterday, the fifth affair
Thomas WEIGH the well known trainer says he
was not dissatisfied with Makers handling of Bon
hilbert in the Manhanset Stake on Thursday. He
thinks that the crowdlng and fouling In the race
caused the defeat of Bonnbert.
While James and Lord Ogilve, two of W. NJ
horse swerved n front of them and all three fell
Mitchell: who was on one of BarricIs pair. got
ugly fall but escaped serious injury. He
forced to cancel yesterdays engagements. but ex-
Wedderstrand was suspended for two days by
the starter for running into the barrier in the
The summaries:
FIRST RACE-Hurdle handicap; s7oo One
three fourth miles seven hurdles.
81 Betting F.
ps5s. M'4 ~ ps5os Co.'S oh . Hprdes
j. ". Colts bF. Lakeland, ,1 I55;;; 10 or,
J. Underwood & Co.'S b. h. Monroe Doe
ns s5'5' ,. 80 car sssss} 81 -
Won driving by lengths. dozen lengths between
second and third
SECOND RACE-For FLIES years DID, 500 added;
allowances furlongs.
H & Ss: EssIsa q snIs: (Mccas $ i
. b Mo'''s' en- T. janice iV d5allmanj s. =
The PepPsd5 Stables oh. f Ley e6c, Gso5a
giana 1o4 -.--.---...--..--toC Snnort
larsnibe Bush io4 Gear io55 Genieinsl
'a'anza' Time OK
easily by length a half: six lengths between
third.
THIRD RAcB-MAY STAKES: for three-year-olds:
$1,000 added; selling. Six furongs.
pTeF 10. n c Trumpet. BY 2BD HiG5aT5
T. D. suiivan's b, c, Hes0er. ,D De-:
E. L, LiEer's oh, C, Gold Or 70. ~
Tnla Tiki 7, Tav a.. Io9 ios, 5s satahsr 3 g
The Push Time ;iE.nkieid' ei 2@
start very poor. neatly by a length: same as
.snoe between second and third
FoJRTH RACE-For non-winners: $3.50 added: allow
ances. One sixteenth miles.
". NJ Barrfck's b. c. McMeekn. by Fonso
Daisy Rose JOG n. 20 ConDor) e-S 1-2
J. r. Keenes ch To-day. s. ~. (RauschD 81 3-5
J. A. MeCormael's b. h. Peep o Day.
aged. JOS Observation-Disclosures .1Jerklns) 90 IL
4 .(Sulnan) o 81 2-l
TIme-1:4Tfs
Wen easily by a half length four lengths between
second and third.
FIFTH RACE-For tvo-year-olds: selling 500 added.
a furlongs.
4. n. sloane's b. Vouch. by Cayuga--
Il
The Pepper Stables Oh. g. Fleetwing. 10l
oO'Conner) IS ID
C. Fleischmann's Sons br. {. Six Shooter
los Gear ,oD , GMahsrl s-I q
historian; 81. d)angTnan( 81 Al
The CoVenanter lto tClawson) 10 5-2
Ttme-1:0sS$.
Start poor Won driving by length; two lengths
between second and third.
SIXTH RACE-selng: 500 added. Abou. six .1rlonss
II Msrphy~s b. f. Kensington by Kingston
Repeat. yrs. i0s n. GJenkfns) S-5 x
J. r. & r P. Keenes Dr. T. Pink Domino
" B. 80 ,;,. r., =: lIaagschl 7-2 e-S
Harblelead. 10Y lear. 1os) Keenan, ID Al
SancIeplses ., 4oa----.- shaw 81 81
Gaze, = si- -'--.. -. 4 9angmanl 6-l SIS
Keep Time, 4 los 20 LoaghIin) 1901 30-
hargate. 3. 1Os-----. (Cowman) o l5-l 81