New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
TROUBADOUR AND FREMONT.
HOW THEY WON AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY.
TIE SUNBEAM HANDICAP CAPTURED EAsiLf-A
FLYING Two-yEAR-OLD COLT.

FLYING Two-yEAR-OLD COLT.
II was lively measure that TrOubadour lea
in the Suburban Handicap sheepshead Bay yesterday
much too gay and fast for tho nineteen that followed
I'm his footsteps. A handsome score they were tha'
danced and curveted Captain Conner at o'clock
graceful fiery full life and da sh and courage. WIN
only a short delay the seasoned veteran OF
many turf contest let his nag i"h a"u
OF shot tho twenty for the GREATNESS rus"
Of mile and quarter. The bright silks of the jockeys
shifted aud changed they hurried on by inc rhp
boof beats but It was long before cherry jacket
with blue cap taken lead that made the baeHeis
OF other coors gasp and pant, while great pay co'
with resstcss stride bore on to victory lie WAS Oapt
.sam" Browns Troubadour. the fouryear-o!d son OF
Lisbon and GlsnuIne. fellow OF magnificent musclfs
Of imlnen,e power easy action. and speed that was
erceedngly s,liscOuraging TO the nineteen Otber
animals Ia the race. The farther they ran
/ IN. wider the gap opened by the superb son
! Of Lisbon. and when he cantered nome
The winner by six lengths nineteen weary, melancholy
and dsgusted thoroughbreds struggling after him.
Tronbadour won as easily Pontiac won last year.
though he carried thirteen pounds than the black
English colt had his back II WAS mastery aeheVe-
ment END executed I'm complete. symmetrical ana hn-
Ished n style make glad tho heart Of every true
lover OF the turf who saw It, Not the least faut cond
be found win any part H. All beyond and above
criticism Troubaour an uncertain colt last year.
winning some brilliant victories and sustaining some
distressing defeats In the suburban he went beyond
HI, previous limit Of achievement ana II he continues 10
run after fashion of yesterday the laureis O ho
most and successful Of American raeehorSeS WIZ
begin to SILVER.
But the enthusiastic urinan who dd nos see tho race
Ill naturally ask How about Lizzie Dwyer Joe COT
ton Ban Fox Favor. whom every one expected
40 muohl" Where the SHOWS OF last winter
The regulations OF these previously esteeiheu
and hoDored racehorses have gone inc
same road There Is no excuse apology TO DO made
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heavy from the rain OF the previous night But really
good rae horses run well all tracks. Iroubalour
does DO toarlly admitted that the r'nr
ANIMALS just mentioned not in the same class Win
"sain Browns great colt All fcnr o. them got sat
sfac,ory start Joe Cotton Ban Fox and Favor dd not
seem 70 have their legs Tt was dim ana as
a,t Wow that they caught OF Troubadour after the en-
ssen-n bogun in earnest and thelr feeble ehrts
we're at extremely long range. Iizlie Dwyer Wieu
rvey to Save The day FOR three quarters OF nle ana
then she found the task too bulky. Inc Souls
~ the California party" sought their boot heels with
gloomy rapidly when al the esticuations and propu-
SONS OF Hughes could not succeed In fore
ns Ban Fox first dozen horses, and at the oa'k
stretch the singing ias scored t1c unfortunate J.. rs
TANKS again ani again. great deal OF genuine
substantial. eyerJ-day mouey was lost on h"h
Fox Ditto of Joe Cotton. True also OF
F,vor and Lizzie Dwyer. The long and
abort Of 1t - that Ban Joe Cotton and Favor made
miserable OF their racing and covered themselves
with shame ~ with garment
But how jimmy" Mclaughlin dd toll and strain
and push on Richmond And he got second place. too.
so other Jockey couid have witn that colt Saw
..acra, At lachmoud's neck and Hinalaya at sava-
mes throat. Bat Troubaiour was far ahead OF all OF
Thorn.
CAPTAIN Conner was greatly praised for his excellent
work as sarter suburban. e 'n'ented TO ho!a
e Gag as 20 tho c.ub an dea9ryed the Gi"tl"'o
o, every one. M McDowcll, WHO started the other
,ce IA aly oHt OF place. Racing is tie most doHot
ff and exasperaiiug OF lotteries VAIN McDo"eH sVh-
the word.
Tie Dwycrs' black colt fremont won The Foam Stakes
as .a-l. Is Tro.balur "0A tc Suburban. lie 3 t'!l'
narrow. rakiag son q Virgil, who has now won 'h'oo
stakes in succession. and wto shows speed
eor.l l., that II Yrgi5 greatest con lhlo
vtoti, rr.iron. ,-p n~0-o peerless ~ oil dis'a'ce3
ne rTn,o, Gpi ia uncertain. but the Dryers have
United sl,tcs mint in him i0r tho twoyearolI stakes
That n.e,,l colt Dry Monopole won the Green Grass
stakes Tor the b,ofnakcr Emery * Cotton inspector
- r,,nr,, ..o md a.t va tor H. tSr'. Walter IL serl-
i,s,, .an,ol.t.i tc exp re- who expected better
n-s u HIM This race was ram Ga mo He" '"t' course
IA rood time aud IN manner highly Satisfactory.
CON plant made that Try Jonopole i"oiel nsn'c-
tor 2 but there was IN II and IL was not 'us-
iuo.t IY-pector i carried seven pounds more than
l,ry Monopo,e OtIerwi.o d. u. w0nld not nave come
m first Quito. Bcss The Bard aud Lauslowno ald some
amazingly poor running IN the Green Gras+ Perhaps
h url does not suit them Or pernaps they were not
u the lumor Al OF them wers supposed to be rapid
Tie first two races fell to extreme outsiders.
M ,ucfion or French pools we're sold blt the book
,p,.ers dil an enormous business. TgouhaGour Had
been hea,iiy sack - bat moss of the hooAm'-ers Won
heavily o.. tho Suburban nevertheless. Ban Fox was
ni... 10 B.. ore FOR them So were others Ana on tho
ri second and sixth tnoy TOOK out huge nuggets
Tho crowd of spectators pro'l;ous. How they all
co there "a \ mys,ery. How they al got away 10 IN
comprehensble. Every was IN high spirits. Almost
avery one lost money the 0oonm1"ets but the "hoe