New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-15

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and third money One stride beyond the judges line
and Terra Gotta was leading Ekwood By half length
THE FORM AND THE RIDING
So close thing as this, IT narrowly did the
West escape npping the East I'm the great handicap
of the hemisphere. II Mclaughlin had been ON Terra
Gotta any other jockey Of the first class, the West
ern horse would surely have beaten Elkwood Every
one on the course who knows anything of racing
agreed in that opinion. 1t was indeed magnificent
race for tho Western colt He left St. Louis Sun
day, after running good race on Saturday, had
long and exhausting journey, felt the effects OF
change of air. change of water change OF surroundings
and yet beat all the strong field in the Suburban ex
cep Elkwood, and would have beaten the Graz horse
If no had been we'll ridden
Lnden's running was the worst Of disappointments
to his porailar owner, but Mr. Galway re-
ccived the result with philosophic calmness
and resignation. shauer rode the horse badly. That
allowed himself to be- pocReted and interfsred with at
sve xoG rn sro hen he got out se
and all control over the horse, could not keep him
s Hf f o s sm treat Il would have SS
been to see Hayward on the fine son Of Longtelow
had horse laundering down the homcstretch that
they have found T Ss 70 re rs
Earus, horse that on such = day, such track,
and with such field, had as much
& IN v Tayd poo as s' d os p
the Chicago limited express. Undoubtedly there were
for compng Harvard S to ride him and re-
fusing to release him to ride Linden but that these
m ss after sss Of ST maGs s 1se e
Is amusing to remember now that this horse beat
Without the sos Gtuy s' That 1 mate, ps%Sa
ElkIood's class for all time No one who Who knows TVS
%ss an Of exceedingly GesnS will aRSS he
t barely rely getting a,s bone ., t all for ea nn the
DunbOync showed
left after the end Of the mile. Connemara Fenelon
Joe Cotton was never dangerous while it is hard to
speak with patience of the wckedness OF running
aa amaned as svey an on the track Her
form at Jerome Park was extremely high; but she
apscd and came in last AS to Grover Cleveland: he
certainly ought to be shipped promptly TO Red Top
and could do valuable work in hauling fertilizers
about the estate. But OF what earthly. use such a
creature is on race track no has yet been able TO
suggest.
SOME OF THE PEOPLE PRESENT
The neat little club house and its balconies wcrc
crowded with prominent turfmen. Among the well
known faces seen those Of Leonard w. Jerome,
who accompanied by the Duke OF MARLBOROUGH
Colonel Lawrence Kip, j. II. Bradford, j. @. X.
Lawrence August Belmont, william X Vanderbilt,
General Mcmahon, Stephen A. Walker. J. O. Bonner,
General Pryor, Major boswell, Senator Hearst, OF
California; Ex-Governor Bowie, of Maryland; j. b.
Haggn, D. A. Haggin, the Dwyer brothers, captain
Coster, Jones r. Keene, Frederick Gebhardt, +. a.
Lovecraft Lawrence Jerome r. c. Livingston, Colonel
John A. McCaull, Hugo Fritsch s. Nicholson Kane,
Colonel Dc Lancey Kane, Captain Conner, Captain S.
s. Brown, Porter Ashe, A. J. Nicholas, Robert Hall,
Colonel Frank Hail. Major Robertson, Colonel Comegys
C. H. Raymond, Berry Wall, Colonel Simmons, CON-
mander Chenery, Frank Carroll, V. X. Stevenson
Hamilton Cole, J. F. Purdy, John Cham
berlin, Colonel Ochiltrce, Colonel S. d.
Bruce, Henry Rogers, Frank Ellis oden
Bwe, jr.. Fl. Alexondre, John G. Hecfscher'
LSwe Pierre Lora s r Walter Sbs G CSesver
and j. H. Cowdn. The boxes and seats OF the grand
stand and the club house balcony were filled with
charming in the freshest and dantiest Of June
gowns. OF course that uneqqalled pair Of Judges,
John l.. and T.. G. OF
member ss s%t ss5d, sveSE
Ees s%ons & ssS ss, Of the
The handling Of so great crowd the preservation
of and Order the TO give SO ,ar
race, were wonderfully successful
THE RACING OUTSIDE THE SUBURBAN.
In addition to the Suburban there was other racing
Of exceptional interest. Pontiac was an overwhelming
favorite for the first but that uncertain and
peculiar horse Britannia, who has tremendous speed
in sprint did not bleed in the head this time, and
won easily, while Laredo Just succeeded In beating
Pontiac a short head for second place. 1t is
doubtful II tho policy often pursued
with Pontiac Of pulling his head nearly OIL and botng
his speed for rush of one hundred yards, is wise
one Tho horse seems to have become roguish, and
when called upon under the whip refuses to try
Better experiment with him by letting him run freely
from the start, and then his marvellous ability at
getting over ground will stand him in good stead.
Although defeated in the first race the Dryers capt
ured the second with their old survivor Of past goes
Inspector B., who spread-eaged MS neld Id the
easiest possible manner.
Oregon was not thought yesterday to be up to
hard race he has been coughing violently and been
out of order generally Hence he was withdrawn from
the Foam Stakes, and the Dryers sent to the post
Brussels and Aurania Neither really well, al
though Brussels got third place. Captain Browns colt
Buddhist, ridden by Murphy, winning somewhat
easily with wretched colt called Single Stone IN
second place. 1t poor race, the time being two
seconds slower for the five furoDgs than was made In
the first race, and the two-yearods that ran In the
Foam Stakes must be looked upon as common lot
unless they improve greatly Ransom dsgraced himself
although he won at jerome Park on Tuesday, and nc
came in last Isaac Murphy did much brilliant riding
during the day. He got second place with Laredo edo
Foam Stakes, and he won the Swift Stakes with gro
tesQue ease with Emperor of Norfolk 1t was not
in the Suburban. The ability simply did not exist
In the horse OF course Emperor OF Norfolk was an
null ali the way. He goes to Chicago next week to
Win the American Derby, which he seems certain Of
have become popular with owners ana
affords pleasant relief to spectators, and an
agreeable change from the races on the
rsguar track while there of the danger attend
Inc steepechaslng or hurdle racing. AS wenty-four
an5as were received for the sixth race on the tnrf
tbe cinb with great nberalty made two races OF It,
adding 5000 to each. The Dryers might easily have
%nn one of them with Cotton, but they preferred
~ make the horse ridiculous by starting him In the
Suburban, where he had no chance Fred =. ana sam
Uarner both good spinters and both much at nome
on the grass, the sixth and seventh races easily
NOTES HERE AND THERE.
The $4,000 or moro people present got homo with
ro.sonoble celebrity for so great number the rail-
roads running frequent trains and boats with as much
energy and enterprise were In their power. IL
was, indeed, remarkable that such day should nave
nassed with 80 little to regret. The club had taken