New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-12

NEW-YOR
with King Fish and the Champion with Hanover, and
yesterday Oregon was beaten on ana kingston was
poor second to Fiienzi. So time changes
VARIOUS INCIDENTS OF THE DAY
Tho Junior Champion Stakes was worth more thah
500 o0o and big prize the first money was TO man
Of Sam Bryants calbic, whose connection WIN 'no
turf principally been In the line OF seng rsoors
and cripplcs. victory for Mr. witncrs "ouiu nave
been vastly popular So would the success Oh inc
Dryers or that of Mr.. Belmont The triumph OF a
man like Bryant once ruled of the turf'
dIsllked and dcspised by every honoraois
and decent man who has any connection with racing
was not at all welcome But unpleasant person as nc
bis he has undoubtedly good young racchorsc, ID
though IT is not yet certain that Mr. Withcrss pes
or French Park cannot beat him He Won easily 10
and sHS KIN King Fish won Just ~ easily last year
noe s ses% w ws' in the But likely that
he could have beat his stable eompanlon Tsne.te
GOT the worst Of the start Biayoca was pulling up
sSs he had no chan sss, in track track piasIo
ts: enough and was Or Rs asSh5 xS 90
have business competing with the select lot Oh inc
TIE crowd was enormous and the interest intense
The Immensely long grand stand was crowdco-everS
loot Of IL Only the multitude of the Fourth Of Jul,
has eauailed the attendance of Champion Day. The
9 ring ting Sa 70 who won heavily
was successful in less than three races, ~ihn 1S
F FIR and the beacon stakes with Rupert while
barnes the best jockey o. his weight in america was
also Also oss wan IN tnr0' Hence Garrison
divided al 81. Of the nat . races between 'he leaving
1t was bold and dashing experiment that GsTT
tried n ss.s s.sss s ss ae RT'ssa
turn with TelIe Doe .,v Little lie t Snch mon Ssa
had ridden in his old form and had shown M, me-
t srst race But he began his with tho heavily.
Weighted son Of Geneig and Garrison just
.d " IN tbe last dozen strides and the by
head
FIRST RAcE-HANDIcAP SWEEPSTAKES. s2s
EACH $3.50 ADDED SEVEN FURLoNGs
W. q. Jennings. CHI m. Telle Doe, by Great Tom;
osI S1s T Sable. Sr'A ~ is Mlneh aged
J.. A. A. H Morrlss blk. Britannle; & llS
w. c. r.ly. br c. Valiant T. ss lear. oe( Palmer 9
street: USprs g OK 1922 {M N,,1s.
vnf dsasn Nns q Il s.s 4 Ts1' Dss
c DC . fGT 1ase II M1s s:'n' 30 to
Hypocrite was withdrawn. her owner decidne to re-
servo her third They werO sent on In the
chute after O short delay. with Rowland In tho lead
Btaunc second Ocean third Latte Mich and Ban Van
last Britannia took the track chased BY Umpire
who got in front half and showed the way into the
houesretch Tclie Doe began her run on the turn but
fell back avoid pocket and It did not look as she
could get again But Garrison RODE with ifesisoi'
determination stretch. and Tele Doe coming with
| rush bea, Little Mnch the post by head Two
, lengths between second and third
/. | SECOND JUNIOR CHAMPION STAKES. TWO
YEARoLDs. $3.50 EACH. $4,000 ADDED SIX
. FURLONGS
scoaean Bryants ch. Proctor Knott By Lux, Luke
81 wt,herss b. c. By Sensation Favcrdas il5
, - 49, Fl1patiriicc1
#:ss9 S:s: II II nfS$:S
g %s5sais5. ss Z SarI Tf H. I ssT
fs,5 MS5 3 q Is g. 1 Nssa,e ~ a fs
3 s %aess S 6 ~ r3%
S. S. Browns BIZ. RsTgfS m.M, II fB'yl0ek
Pos; q sas. T. Gysane c tG f to p 70
j. Lady MargaIet 10 e sa Sa,.n,d 10 90 70
Eric 10 to DIahIo IS to Sorrento 20 to j. NsTd ecu
=. | 4 to /.
They would have gone at the break but for Gar
" rson who refused up with Fresno. The young
restless and broke again and again
csvortng and prancnR about the post for thirty minutes
last Mr. Caldwell gave them the flag beautiful star
Oregon slightly in 'front.' the Cyclone colt second
Dablo third the Fsvcrdae colt fourth and Proctor Knot
In the ruck In urloug post the Faverdal
colt swept through his horses with magnificent burst
+ speed and proceeded command Fitzpatrick mad
b. effort him, but the contrary tried to &c
far away his opponents possible At the QUA
l. ter there was length daylight between him and hi
n pursuers Diabo spured second place but fell bac
o when struggle began. Proctor Knott began
creep past his horses and the
reached second place length behind the Faverdae col
r Who running well within himself looked all WHINE
Oregon was never dangerous nrst turons ben
outpaced from Fresno followed Proctor Knott
advance and came into the close behind hin
- Proctor Knott fatered but strobe past u
20 colt easily he had run over the less
lights He turned his head in tho directio
the nnsh apparent to all the spectators tina
e the race Barnes perfectly still while all
" | opponents were using whip and spur. Coming on
" steady clock Proctor Knott continued to draw furth
y further away finally winning by three lengths VIII
90 out turning q hair The Faveriae colt beat Fresno
OF head and the others struggled in with Reporter who WI
r. slow In getting the Proctor Knotts pc
n pie Of ther faith in the younSser ter
all inqurer that would take better than IA to be
him 1t was said before the that Lady Margaret VI
he wholly unfit that she could not beat waterir
IL cart and such proved he the Value Of stake
he winner (spproximated so3ls5 to second $1,000 hir
be 81, 600
IT. THIRD RACE-uANDIcAP SWEEPSTAKES. 9;
st EACH $1,000 ADDED Is MILES
IN cA Rsss sl I5s 'S' Esno9s 100 ea@FFRo
Is hcr Ms5i' ~ pn e csmby.es ia Flapats
en- W. Jennins'' e1 1 h Boa Isl IL a. '''ri'0
- Pos. odds To win-Egmont ID to 8, Boaz 70 l. iyp
e critic 10 / Favor to l. Cambyses TO l. Place
ne Hypocrlte even, Egmont to D.
~ Ban Van was withdrawn. Favor wen' out to make
runaway raco Of 1t and succeeded IN retaining the lead
~ seven furlonrs when headed him and showed &
NO wav into tho hornestretch. Mclaughlin began to mo
~ mis- mount up as they rounded the turn Barnss folio
us ing with Hypocrite In the straight Boar took
40 sudden departure rearward TO join the ohe gray "a
"a hv.c. In the final brush Ilypocrite, with her hg
d ecb. ousn Egmons and ceverly by three-quafte
y =, length A length and half between second al
dc third.
lis FOURTH RACE-cHAMPIoN STAKES. ALL AGE
at $3.50 EACH. So. 500 ADDED. l l2 MILES
be n U,prin's b. Firenzi, by Gleneis' tloroa =