New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-17

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dents, before they be considered worthy of cat
aracss of foamy and soapy aattery.
he Ra to arm de w Ben s0SI en
the old rogue starts s now # Is aoggGs match be
throughout the final race on the turf Yesterday Az
that Garrison could do, and he worked no6ly, could
the leaders Fred Gebhard's Volunteer led for half
up %s SSa At sSd
race without any real contest Cboctaw, under the
s tor 0ns ass getting o as place ashes
the pas, and supposed to have been broken oxen
for his stable, and placed and handled with the
off number Of comfortable prizes for them this
year.
FRENCH POOLS AND BooKMAKING.
There was no serious crush in the betting ring at
time yesterday, and general comfort and salts
faction prevailed. The rule of the Jockey Club.
that every bookmaker must give q quotation against
stable instead Of a single entry whenever asked by
any better, was enforced. Those who wish to bet in
the books should clearly understand that under this
rule they have the privilege Of betting on a single
horse or on stable they prefer. They go
TO any bookmaker and demand a quotation
q stable at any time II this IS
refused and II the is reported to the Executive
Committee the bookmaker viii not be allowed to ply
his trade thereafter any future day at this
This seems to be fair and right. A man who desires
to back stable in the books do So and II he IS
satisfied with the quotations given him by the book
maker he can go to the French auction pools, whore
rule he viii get much better odds and much better
returns The difference between the advantages which
bctters get In the French pools and in the books is
shown clearly by the place betting. When horse Is
strong favorite, Pontiac. Raceland and Inspector
we're yesterday, 1t Is almost impossible to
get bookmaker to bet anything at all against him for
a place. Dozens Of times this year the bookmakers
for a place. But whenever there have been French
pools for place on the grounds 1t has always been
in them. Take Emperor OF Norfolk's race on Thurs
day. i was as strong certainty as there can be IN
yet the French pools on second place on the
pe of % %U every Of s So OT 81 o
Raceland. The tickets him for second place in the
straight This gives great chance to the cautious,
conservative better who desires 90 back strong
he is almost certain to get second place and to mako
satisfactory return 10 the investor for his outlay.
get at ali the details Of the matter the boofmahers,
Will find that their patronage is confined wholly to the
70 bet from 81 600 to 5000 on race The small
6etters who put up only tves tens, twenty;fveS,
returns in the pools than in the books, especially in
There viii be no racing on Monday. On Tuesday
the Surf Stakes for two-yearoids, the Tidal Stakes
for ree;year-ods the Bay Ridge Handicap at mile
and hail. and three other races Will be run
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-PURsE $780, SIX FURLoNGs.
Dwys gFohe sgsa biz No Pontiac by PsrG Come
.pSssy SssS Bradford
BhHsss bt DaEs q Boz odff
]. A. A. H. Morrlss blk C. Britannia, I28
Tlme-1 IT Ia
Betting to win-Pontiac to g. Magnetizer 8 to l.
Bradford to l. Britannia to l. Duke Of Bourbon u
70 l. Pace-Pontiac to s. Msgnetizer even, Bradford
to 8, Britannia : to g. Duke Of Bourbon 4 to l.
Auction poos-Pontiac $50, Britannia s25 Bradford
$50. field $50.
Mutuals-Pontiac straight paid e10 65 place SS 30
Bradford place s1p 90
voante, Teie Doe, Eolian, Joe Lee and Emmett were
withdrawn Magnetizer away at the first break
going haf-a mile at speed which enectuay disposed
Of his chances. Mr.. Caldwell dropped the flag to
struggling start, Magnezer being behind Pontiac
took command OF the field the head Of stretch
though Bradford challenged vigorously, easily by
half length, Bradford second twenty lengths before
Magnetizer pulled up. Britannia bed again and walked
| SECOND RAcE-NEw STAKES. TwoYEAR.oLDs
800 EACH. 800 ADDED. SIX FURLONGs.
Dwyer Brothers' b. T. Aurania, by vrgilAnn
J. D. Morrissey's b. c. sam Wood 100 cFitHpatricE
j. McriissOys g. T. Miss S.a cGdy ii5 GitsSeid
Tme-1 10.
Betting to wn-Morrsseys pair even, Sam Wood even
Aurania to 5, Holiday 1, Miss Cody 10 70 l.
Place-sam Wood to Q, Aurania S, Holiday even
Miss Cody to l.
Auction pOos-MOrrissey's pair $780, Aurania s12o,
Holiday SIS.
Muuas-Aurania straight. paid s12 10, place SC 40;
Sam Wood, place, SO 10.
Va-tout and French Park withdrawn. Holiday
took the lead the head
OF the homestretch. Mclaughlin brought up his
in the middle Of the and challenging Holiday
quickly dropped her Coming without touch OF whip
spur Aurana In the easiest possible by two
lengths Holiday could place, but Hayward
| went to sleep and Sam Wood npped him the post
THIRD RACE-CoNEY ISLAND STAKES. $3.50
ADDED. Is MILES.
A. j. Cassatvs b. h. The Bard by Longfellow- Brada
mante years. 100 n Haywood Walked over.
oLDs. 500 EACH, $3.50 ADDED ONE MILE
August BelrqSnts g. Raceland by BnetGGsIsSg%e
!. B. MOrrisse e BIZ biz c locust ITO Stone
G. IL Kernag6ans b. c by Ten Brooch ~ Bf 66no, b.
b Kas 5S loo 1o' n@Ed
BiOhm Hopes chg Easterbok97 Gear sd (paimep
Time-1 "A ga
Betting 10 win-Raceland Bertha p. colt to 1,
Locust Satisfaction 10 to l. King Idle 10 to j. Neva
and Eastsrbok 25 to l. Place-Raceland none Bertha
D. colt to Locust to 5. Satisfaction to King Idle
| 70 l. Neva and Easterbok to 1.
Auction pools-Raceiand $500 Locust $40, Bertha b.
colt $50 King Idle $40, field sS5
Muuas-Raceiand straight, paid 81 So place o. TO-
Locust, place $40 %
The Maxim lilly was withdrawn. They started in the
hr,. ont OF sight OF the spectators When they appeared
IN the run TO the quarter Bertha B. colt who was the
tin for the race out and set the pace Inc iaVor
ounged along ndferenty in the ruck' WINE NeVa anu
kept up animated dispute with the bertha
col, godfrey sent him along he rounded the lower
turn and swinging the homestretch, Kaceiana WI"
univ a neck behind King Idle who had come UP on spur'
onv 70 drop back out sight The favore then cahefeo
an alone until Stone brought up Locust and maze ufvo
on I,s, came with wet sail, but despite all his
- Y,oa,.na eal,oped home in 'front.' winning by hall
enath. pulled up Locust length and half before 'ne
| Bertha b. colt r-,,yp.r ean
| p1rTII RACE-RENEwAL OF THE SUBURBAN s'o
'A EACH, 81, 200 ADDED. Ia MILES.
,,a,so, stables CHI c. Ordway by sprl3ngeSUaKS,,
na1 Yenera years % ojss g. iO5.:.. cERSTsh
X Braalyy " eDry Monopoe, 8, Ill., (Nafuh) o
Time-e13 49, -,
| Betting to win-Dry MOnopOle i to = ofu"'''
| To Iopos 8 to ]. Place-None' -. s,,o