New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
HANOVER BEATEN AGA N.
THIS TINE BY A DwyER cAsT-oFF.
rur GREAT COLT STILL SUFFERING FROM TUES

deplorable defeat Of the mighty Hanover By that
rotten old bundle Of trash Richmond. csst-cf from
the Dryer stable. ard also By the news that unlike
birds in their little nests Jockeys Fitzpatrick and
THIS knuckc coal5s. occurred In the Jockeys room.
Fitzpatrick is the regular Jockey for Montana Miner
Morrfssey. He IS sick and irritable from severe
fasting and wasting TO got down weight A question
arose wtohcr be could ride kaool.h and It said
tsat Garrison should have tie mount ~ FfzratYck
could not make the weight" This angered Fttz-
patrick and he holly accused Garrison Of trying 10
undermine HIN. Garrison hotl- denied II. The lie
was promptly passed. Out shot CarTisons left and
caught Fi,xps;ricEs Jaw. Some lively foints, ibbng
and cross-countering followed Frank Mclaughlin.
Jimmy's brother. took hand. Jimmy tried 10 pun
him OF TIE fuss. Trainer Cook played pcacemaker
and got two singing slaps in the face for his pains
Some stable bo-s :oined in and the air full Of
flying fists and kicking boots Fortunately. Jockeys
arms have little striking power. their lima OF WORK
developing the pulling rather than the pushing mus
Giles. But they are tremendous hckcrs. omcers OF
the club rushed in threw the fighters apart and metcd
out Justice Frank Mclaughlin was led out BY the
ear Fitzpatrick and Garrison forbidden TO rde
that day. Later the Executive Committee nncd tnem
$3.50 each and decided that neither could accept out
side mounts this year, that IT, Garrison ana flu
patrick should ride only for their regular employers
Mr. Hasgin and Miner Morrissey. This was severe
but Just and proper These boys must DC Kept IN
order and under discipline They make SO muoh
money and make It so easily that they exait their
own importance enormously. 1t was intimated how
ever. that II they behaved themselves the ruling as
to outside mounts might be rcscinded
Some of these Jockeys not over modest On
Wednesday Garrison went TO friend Of B. A. Haggin
and said that he wanted to give up his contract
when asked why the boy said that Mr.. Haggin had
passed him without speaking to him. Garrison bias
copIous sort of contract with the Hagyn stable by
which he is said to get $4,000 per year retainer
with SOS extra for winning mounts and Slo lor
losing mounts Mr.. Haggin's friend laughed at the
boy. Mr.. Haggn may have been little absent
minded or perhaps no did not think 1t necessary 10 ASK
bis Jockey for permission to live that Day II "&ili
son were employed by Mr.. Belmont perhaps ne would
rxpect Mr. Belmont TO propose him for admission 10
the Knickerbocker, Union and Manhattan Clubs Per
hans MI Belmont would consent Perhaps no would
not. 49,.
A whspered rumor was in the air that Mr.. Belmont
vss so dissatisfied with Raceland's defeat on 1ueS-
day that he gave his trainer, James Rowe and bis
Jockey CodfIey large and rectangular piece Oh MS
mind of corrugated exterior and great density OF I'M
paet THIS NAV or may not be true, but 1t has been
a velllmov.p habit of Mr. Bolmonts In previous
years 10 lay down the law to his trainer ana Jockey
when he was displcased in language whose rugged
subimity and aweinspirng majesty resemDled inc
picturesque scenery Of the widest gorses OF inc hocA'
Mountains.
II was due 10 his hard race with The Bard on Tuesday
That furious struggle with 125 pounds. In deep mua'
untitled him TO take UP the same load two Gays
later on a heavy track, and try to give thir mr.
fis best The owners Of Hanover ask TOO much Of
him. and If they do not now give him gooa rest
they a X asa a dees s% him Tor Il.
in August last year. Neither the Dryers Dor Ine
UsSf TGs sag eBs and af strain lad h%
Both and public baeed hm hesvy anu iiTniS
,nd Cautious following, but the other starters. Eurus
Richmond and titzroy, were dcspsed anu ga a.
sHco on Taesday Richmond had him ssusaly
beaten three furlongs from the end. He was dun,
sTreb sore and Slow and Mclaughlin could not
@ RN,LsD SgSRs s04 sseoG S sRs ac9 Win
sy head from Dry Monopoe. FiHroy LED for I'VE I've
Os running ra fast sps r %e is fair T race beating
9 pans ard Fzroy but is not up to his best
'0 the arst hTsS o ssss in >. a tsaes
nneS T b for he again beat Buddhist with ease
giving him i've pounds and Buddhist got rT ~ tbs
at a, fsi and u win H HGs win the smron
Portland was GOOD .econoa 10 +. might DO weil to
FIRST RAcE-puRsE 5000 SEVEN FURLoNes'
Dwrer Brothers B. Bessie June by h MIesISushlin)
p H. Grs CHI g wllfre1 is ,oa ;IaH1 SpGdd1} 3
Aubuindale Stables CD. c. Harry fieuN frsnertyj o
Time-1 80 81.
betting to wln-Bcssic June TO 8, tristan !.
vn,-ed 20 / Harry Fields 80 1. Broushton 40 70 L
place-Desic June none Tristan 10 ~ "Ai''N '
Harry Fields s 10 I. Broughton $ 70 J. - .,. -,
Auction poos-Bessle $50, Tristan $40 neid $40
Mutuais paid sc 10
FaI, Start Tristan leading by neck. Bessie June sec
~ wufe3 third Harry Fields led at the furens peie'
,, ourrv retired Wrfred going the front ana RENAME
tnr there 10 The head Of the stretch Here BESSIE june.
who had been waiting. came through ana taxing "e M
neck before wiiirci. finished that way under an e-!
pull. Mclaughlin sitting pcrieeuy s'in' 1'"
third th.ce lengths back
SECOND RAcE-HANDIcAP SWEEPSTAKES go
EACH. $3.50 ADDED. ONE MILE
B. Morrs b h Favor by Pat MaISy FsvosIItte
GsS. yrs d llS BIZ. h. Portland s. 1Os CO.
B N N5es., sy F Rss " sSs
Castle s,;l}os 6 Arge, gs :..i % SN ImsS 9
". c. Days Gk m. florence NJ, aseo' % 'f'iD''
Rct,!ns to vln--Fsvor to 10 Kaiooah to 2, Port
land % l. Cyclone colt to l. Florence NJ 10 70 l.
Afso u 70 l. Piaee-Favor none. Kaloolah even foft
land Cyclone colt to 2 Florence NJ Z" l. AiSo
to /.
Auction pools-Fovor $50. KaOOlah s25 field sa5
Mutuas paid IS.
The Cvelone colt was first or but Portland ran through
..ier dozen strides and remained IN front Until Fsvor
coIisred him the head Of the hoTnestrctch He eiuns
10 the favore all the way the finish. but Mclaughlin
merely played with him. holding his mount well In hand
and landing Favor winner by half length Portland sec
oud TWO eagths before Kaooah, third Tho Cyclone colt
ran game race finishing strong Favor was himself
again and in McLsuchlins hands had an exceptionally
easy task. Bessie June was Withdrawn
ruIRD RACF-HU DsON STAKES Two-YEARoLDS
$50 EACH $500 ADDED. FIVE FURLoNGs.
Dwyer Brothers' Oh. c. Oregon, by oneo33t2gaSky.
& & Browns VA 3. C Iuidst lis 1chareh
r. W Waiden's ch. T. Hotscotch, 1l2 Qltuefeld)
A ]. Cassatcs b. c. The Tartar, ll5 (ear 40 n
Nhas"Au v
Time-1 :0i
Betting TO win-oregon 1 70 g. Buddhist to ], The Tar
tar 10 to l. Hotscoich 10 10 l. Pisce-oregon none
Budilst none The Tartar 20 !, Hotscoteh 70 L
Auction pools-oTegOn $50. field $50
Mutuals paid 81 rs.
Glpsy Queen, The Belle, and Diabie Withdrawn
The Tartar away. oregon second; but Buddst
who running from the rear, drove his horses