New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-19

Garrison was on at prize fight on Friday night ana
lost all his sleep, and was captured by the ponce carry
yesterday morning. He was released In time 10 Het 10
long Branch for the racing but the loss OF sleep ana MS
experience with the police force seemed 10 anco'
his skill The contrast between his riding OF Aurcha
and his magnificent MANAGEMENT of Bolvdere on Thurs
day was portentous Perhaps Aurrlia could not have
beaten Fttzroy no matter how well she was rlnoeh'
but the fact remains that while Garrison on bcNiucro
fought every stride In the last nan
mile riding like demon, fettng more
out Of his horse than any other rider could do
on Aurers yesterday he was satisfied win ono h..o
dab at Fitrroy with touch Of tho whip and tho
snur rave up the contest . long way rom tho
finish and contented himself with pulling Aurena
back to Flagcoleta and simply winning second mono!
in canter. F1tzroy Is erratio sort OF oeast auu
can rarely be trusted He had only won one race
before this year, and that like his yesterdays VIC
tory, was won by many lengths He either wins
away off, as the saying is, or docs not win al all
Mr. withers had two bad bits OF sad luck his
fine and fast FLY, Minon, while out at exercise WIN
salisbury the morning, into the fence ana vas
30 badly injured that Mr. withers thought last even
Ing she would die This is severe loss 10 him. ior
tho flly was not only winner and promising
youngster, but with her breeding, speed and shape
would have made an excellent brood mare. Ills
second piece of Ill fortune was the clumsy anu ioos ,
in the rich Criterion Stakes. Captain Browns pair
tho Invercaud colt and senorta, were the favortss,
colt was leading the head Of the homestreteh anu
at the f9rlong post and Lt.ehein a. eoaS snisscr
SIR Withers would have captured tho Criterion or
But he could not do the col. justice .aSdIe in
hard fought finish 1t was a wonderfully close thlng
to the end however between half dozen 50 close
Of the youngsters was first, second third iouitn;
fifth or sixth The judges however decided Una,
rush at the finish, by short head Win hssd
Tt, dlo rott nd
up the Invercauld colt and Florenne were so Close
up that there only heads between them n anu most f
doubtful finishes ever seen In this or any o.nci
country The best horses at the weights ove
Sed Was almost dozen lengths away frorn her. She
came with tremendous speed in last furlong She
handsome chestnut hly by Prince marie ace tSat
she viii be heard from again and Eric's second place
was due solely to Haywards superb rlan H, ~
other jockey America could have handed THIS eo
with SO much dellcacy, finish and polish. ge,nhs
ont OF him every ounce there was In MN, ana Juss
snachlng the place from the DaNde colt by superior
horSemanship.
OTHER FEATURES OF THE SPORT.
The dofeat OF Sir Dixon by TsragOn has been fuiiS
described but word more Of praise should be gwen
to HAYWARD for the marvellous manner IN "hlon nc
nursed an utterly exhausted colt home. looAcS Vi
less patience and refinement in handing noiso
would have beaten Taragon hundred yards lrom inc
finish by forcing him too severely and calling on MN
stake with so bad colt, and one so completely eA-
bausted IS among the most impressive feats Oh locA
eyship that any racing man ever saw Inc "cF
bourne stable sent The Lion down from eara'oBa "
have try at the Omnibus, but he Is OF no account
whatever and never had chance. This is true aiso
of Mr. Haggin's Longitude, who was ridden by mann
ton. Good a Jockey as HaHl'oh TO- III '
nothing with this beast
Hvpocrtte was d wholly different FLY yesterday
from the FLY of few days ago, who was beaten
easily by Specially and Bonedictine she ran
wonderfully fine race and won easily, win IGN
Booker second and Orfamme, the great laNor''e'
third. Orihammc did not run up to MS las' wien
form Hypocrite ridden by Barnes VINO d'a"
rode senorta This colord !ad
Getting enthusiastic praises from hofscmen
OF all sides and is really SHOWING
exceptional skill in saddle All experienced tuTi
men are agreed that he Is the best light weigi , ~
America to-day, and any one OF INC e gro. lie
would be glad TO get MIN. But K; 4qchef. VINO
bought strideavay yesterday for $500 mas CON 1
although the DNyers Mr. Haggin and every other pig
stable would like 10 secure barnes services, tuIMvi
DTonpfncss in getting of well, the coolest OF heads
tho incest OF iudgmen IA cans and an singular force
al tho finish. .., ,ho ,r.cl.
afrer ' tie dftn race 1t was gossiped about mat
Green L. Morris was so angry oyer rho ne star,'r'
sI ,i,tol in ;e face To any one who knows the
two men the idea Is sufficient to caGSe t"e ,I,
.d,s7nrtb = nan whom no except Champion
piellst would ever venture to aSsanH WIN Ms ms 80
sio,v ami feeble gait, with low, plalnuVe NVco
retiring and shrinking manner IL y lIuc ,. " ., NJ
was Indignant the start ana cohlpIdlhcu 1" ~
" Iihers ont ne said nothing to Mr. CsldMch OL lny
t ran and George oyster ridden by Mclaughlin,
wa, s strop lsV second choico 1t bad start for
k,nc Idle but II Garrlsons fault lis Dens UP
All 1clt with the prize fighters, and MS Atlc Hlsu
Scrsandng with the New 0rk police force had iaki
away all his skill for the day. lie conld nave 20. uT
INIT Y
Tor his lost nights sleep in the saddle at me s'St'
and lei the others 80 away while he va bie iorky
Tarbcr than The ssrter who tired to give Kin. lde
ehaacc MsT Sy S Fhn k 0'i ids sS o "
bargain Of his life when he paid $1,000 for Georee
%rs Ter The rheumatism which afflicted this coy
o winter must hay struck his brain and his heart
a. r,,iprr whether his Jockey good or bad
~ rSe neyf upset was in The selling race and ms
tine l9e second place although he rode the favorc
Ban San, well. thu fast hoIre ho"IsI, 1--WE tervcd
Hamilton. winning somewhat easily "aiH''H
The steeplechase was also upset Charcmagne
and Wesimjrcl.nd carried the money b9t CnaIsnSsmo
vii Will. Wcstmurcland could get Only thlIu piaItu,
Cojstream and sam Brown also fell Neyns. tne
rider OF sam Bown stunned ard MS coiiaI ounp
mas broLen Jim MCGOWAN did not sulk as usual
and won easily, Scho6lnaster second ana "es'hore
land third
'' DETAILS OF THE RACING
,rgr p.Cr-UANDfCAP SWEEPSTAKES. $50
EACH. 81. ooo ADDED. ONE NILE
n n w,,hers's b. c. Fitzroy By KIN Ene''-Jgiiei,a
Vas Iiass lS9 9s Aqcla .a o1'.Sl
8 W. Sc' Stree. ch Lucy H. : 100 niia EGSgd
: " streets oh. C. Nilgara q ~, Il itieGrM
4. Kfaemer' b. h l Tim@%i IL : IL - '''''
-. Az. tn vin-Aurclia even. Fit7roy 70 2
I .oS q m l. Niagara to l. Fagcolttta % i
r ~ 10 to l. Piacc-Fit1roy even Aurcla 70
Drnit dia not start. Richmond got OF snsh', IN .ro.'
M No aa verv sore and quickly dropped to the rear
Du -. .mained throughout the journey giving his
WIZ i" oasness Tlaccolett1 took the lead on the
- WIN Frroy second, and these two drawing clear
arav from their opponents had the race 70 10,
49, ,"i.rcs Flareolctta then had enough and gave
w" .s,,o ,,ho maie a aughabe attempt TO close
,, E,,,roy The latter coming on under an easy pull
Won rhont effort by lengths Aureli" beat flageo-
'e,ta ength and others nearly sixteenth o. n,',
SECOND RACE-CRrTERoN sIAhnn, S1y TI,p
Ne SION EACH, $500 ADDED. sIA FUR