New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-15
GARRISON'S CLEVER RIDING.
WINNING WITH FRESNO AND Gurus.
NEARLY FAuLTLEss AFTERNOON AT MON
MOUTH PARK.

nttlc clods yet pretty good time was made in some
Of the Iypocr:e did not fancy her weight
and the condition of the track IN the first racc ana
came In last Benedictinc ought TO have won Win
tho greatest caso but young Hayward has not inner
tied tho least trace OF his fathers talents as jockey,
and makes mess of every mount he gets lie had
Specially and IlypocIitc both under the whip, ana
both soundly beaten The flrlong post. then he GOT
scared. Aurricd ard lost his head He began whip
ping Lei Dcnedctinc's head drop. and Bencdicnc
swervcd across the track The result that spc
cialty tho BY short head. Bcncdictnc sec
ond. IIypocriio a bad thd. This was dcplcrahle and
pitiful indeed for all tho hackers Of Bencdictnc, but
u was merely another Illustration Of the ridiculous
management Of the stable Of Pierre Lorlsid, IT,
which is constantly making bnndcs about tho
Jockeys and about the condition of IFS horses. There
plenty of light weights dlscngagcd at Monmouth
yesterday, any of whom could give young Hay
ward twenty pounds in riding bu; they were all
passed by and this incompetent infant was put in the
saddle 1t Is 10 lie regretted that so great jockey
should have so feeble and bunclnc son
Fresno money fav0ritc in most or mo
betting for the August Stakes, and won with great
eesc, although Garrison lay so far back behind his
field the lower that he gave the hackers OF
the favoritc fright But Fresno came with srlhinS
speed in the last furong ard beat of the field Diab!o
coming In second while Eric, srlcnddly ridden by
Hayward but wholly out paced and ouclassed in the
race, poor third Reporter got OF! badly lie
Is the clumsiest of starters, and he was ridden by Tic
JOCKEY BlaylOck, WHO Il ufunh Il part VI ''''
time surly. impudcnt and ntracable the rest Blsy-
lock was set down on saturday Tor his behavior at
the start for the JUNIOR Champion. but Mr.. Caldwell
relcntcd when appeals made TO him and restored
him. Mr. Withcrs sent to the post for the FIST time
a powerful, and handsome colt by Tom Ochilirc-
Dawdlc half brother TO his famous racch0rse Lag
gard. This colt WI! probably develop into a fine
three ycaroh Laggad rot remarkable as
two-yearold. and developed slowly. All The Dawdic
foals seem TO lave This Characteristic Mr.. Wiihcrs
told all his friends that he did think much OF this
colts chances. but expected him to well next
year, and his Judgment justified Is The result
The colt we'll for hall mlH but could not stand
the pace TO the end although possibly he was some
what short of work unable to do his best
lis first appear
Garrison rode Fresno as well as any Jockey in Tie
word could poss bly, tide. lie also handled EurHs
with conspicuous skin Mr.. Cassa.i's old rogue was
the favorite for the Railway Handicap al mile aad
easily, although Carr. had 10 90 his best To
prevent swcivEg. lie Womb not have been able
to keep the horse straight tui that Sirldcaway
up on tke insd". EuTis mas always Labt o;
swcrvng al the finish 10 the inner rail- Seeing Stride
away tic inside he did not tug "a hard usual to
bon for fear Of running into Sidcaway. and thereby
goi saicly. with Strdeay ay good second The
friends OF l!aGfJd. Maroon. SNii' ana ksDUlah al
lad high hoIes in hi. DH OF these
miscraDiy kaoolsh wOud break iho Il. mcoI /
Esnk II she had a c.sn"c. she is Tie wlc'cLcdrst
when most is cxucctfd II her, mi, might be sat 4
aiso of swlf; and bradford bat Il GIT b. minated
tuet possibly the trainer Of blauiOld has lost his
skill u bringing tbs horse TO TIC post IN the best
condition. lie runs every dag 10" Is II short Of
wOG
roar of TIC worst Mrs ever seen in an Important
adSs fanc lS ce ' dor on pu i,D io Ia sGS
loohcd SO Gaun 50 hungry AMI so m'stI2hle tIst .
she scared her hackers She came on the track.
E.ciy fi1 suck oui lie a cable on INC / Oohiin .
n ~, fc ara !9Genf gy hey aplT@ she r 9
dOr led for I;.ic ara ihcm gave It MP under
pull Her stable and her friends wcie utterly d - ,
al. sides on young Nj Bowie 10 take her behind 4
she'd and shoot her That would be apparently about
after Bclie dor retired tmt svciyci al over The
track in the honestrclch. and Cascads won easily. n
fact, not of the four had any b,s..'ss in mil,
and half race and all of them ought promptly 10 lee
sent to compete In selling scamlcs al Blish,On .
Leach. Clifton and Gutcnb0rs.
Garrison was on Mr.. Iiaggn's Kern. thc favor
fc In tho race iOr maiden lVoyc2:-o!d- II, rod F
s as well as usual G, The COX va gee" sy % aa
off slowly ami bady that The b,S Garrison coald do
was 70 get s"cond place WITH L;m rierio Lod.iard,
Of some popular o~nerS whom great many people
would Ike much TO sec WIN. wa, freely backed. hut
swcrved every way n the homcStrcch and VAS badly
That fast FLY Lotto wan won the selling race by
head She was entered TO b, sold for $1,000, lr .
was quickly run up 70 $500. at which shc was
bought IT, raC' Iempssa All C ,ns ION, ,e@s
the day :IJ-an0 is PROBABLY worth $4,000
Tho steeplccla,c fell a rank outsider, Leroy,
VIII long ,, odds IN ne ecnc against him.
we're beyond enthusiastically faultlcs
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. $50
EACH. sLCoo ADDED HIS MILES.
G. r. Morri''s ehh T. Specially Is sena on Mimic
p Lo:arl h. rs - ci g. BeacaictIae 3 90 ,'.a'
Milton YOu"ss b. rnypOerll.sc, 9. los Il Idcasi0
Post ODDS: To win. Uypo.rtc even Specially 10 to 5
DenadStne - to ). ri ctsi eclaJ 3 10 J. ncncdic,i1e
ST. Valentine and Kaoolqh dl nos Start. Bc,cdIc;ine
was first off, but Iiypoclte squeezed through the ri!
ana took the cal on the tuIn She feel ba * the quar-
ter and thereafter wa in nicuc, al the way running
as in pain B"nc ctinc seemed 70 have The at his
mercy in tho straight swervna ba1ly az end Le-.
United Specially to get up aid win b. a head IIypo-
critic under the whip for The las. quarter finished neck
behind Benedict nc.
SECOND RACE-AUGCsT STAKES. Two.YEAE.
oLDS. 500 EACH sl5oo AIDED SIX FUR
LONGS.
J. p IasGn's b.. Frcsao by rllsctto- Caciaca.
Cassie sabIcs 6. Dablo, .u.nIcnci3 .
Lo Gl jL'e b. 6 Enc li3.--.-.-.1nyvaId'
T. I wisheS. s' br e. C. NI az asn
J. +. McDonalrs b. Bill Barnes 10. (Coyinsionj
j. u. nassin" or c. % 1ma III; (saaue5
rsI s St' TO bo6 10 cen Fepoer to
Fresno to 8, Disbio 3 to L.
Ransom, Harrisburg and Utility i.d not sat The
youngsters oil after short delay Easson
length before Bill Barnes Fresno thiI Winfield fourth
The Others nicely grouped In the the fUong post
Bill Barnes drew 10 Kasson's head hut the latter shook
him on and at the quarter nearly lengths
Garrison did not huny his mount bur Icmit;i him
fsll back with his stable Companion the Of the ncd
On the turn II looked II The ia2cn p0 done for
but in the straight Garrison opening ana boldly
rushed Fresno through the favoic taking supreme
nand At the uilOng DabO' follow 81 ana challenged VIZ
'roasly but Fresno came a"ay Win Hale urging and
Won IN the easiest by icnchs D.ab0 beat T
Eric neck The Dswdc colt ond the head Of :
he homesirctcb, bu, f,ll back TIC siragglc.
THIRD HACE-RAHWAY HANDICAP. ESQ EACH A.,
i.5C0 ADDED. ONE NILE. i
A. j. Cassatt'S h. Eurus by Eou>Ma.csc yrs. 1
lrs. G. j.. Lorard's ch c. strldasway T. 81 GD1aGc
ADpleby Johnson's b. C. BolfCf 4. IL c1s. 40 T.
$780,. (IiaywarU '