New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-24

GOoD AND BAD J0CKEYsHIP.
One OF the most delightful features Of the great
sheershead Bay Handicap, which was run as the
fourth the skill of the jockeys. Mclaughlin,
Hayward and Garrison all rode faultlessly All three
got out Of their mounts every ounce OF power and
every inch of speed that in them and the three
Jockeys gave of the finest exhibitions OF judg-
ment of pace. of mastery of their mounts and all
the qualities of great horsemanship that American
race track has seen for long time What refresh
| ing contrast there was between the way In which
poor little shauer mudded Linden's chances all
in the Suburban, allowed himself to re carried TO the
extreme outside of the great field and almost knocked
down. permitted himself be scared of his scanty
wits by the responsibility OF his position, what
contrast was presented by the calm confident and
masterly manner in which Hayward handled the big
horse in the great of yesterday The interval
between the four leading American jockeys and the
general run of the boys that make ali manner Of mis-
chief and commit all sorts of plumbers with American
rscehorses Is something like the awful descent from
Napoleon the Great to Napoleon the Little, the in
conceivable gap that separates the military genius Of
Won Moltke from the imbecllity of Leboeuf or a
| Bazaine.
| Kaloolah ran so well Thursday that the
| friends of the Morrissey stable expected her to
| capture tho fifth race, but yesterday she in
| no form at ali and could not get
place, Belvidere winning neatly while old lie LOgos
surprised his partisans by getting second
| place with the comfortable weight of ITO pounds
In the saddle. This singular veteran when he is really
ont for all the money he make wear down
| most poor class horses IN race of mile aid a
quarter over, but some of his performances both
year and this year have been CHASTITY 10 raise
suspicious that the Lorse is anything but upright and
| c.nsc;enticus
Mr. Morissey's stable hardly seems to be trained with
! so much skill in 1887. Last year Kaloolah and
Banburg were fitted for their races with admirable
thoroughness They came 10 tie post In perfect con-
dtion and when they were Iopey ridden ahey a ap
SaR s sad unsareS n public and shown their speed
few times, coaid gauge their form with almost
mathematical exactncss. This year they rumble
! most grotesque variations; and there is as little
consistency and regularity In their performances ana
in their form as there is IN 'he VARIATION VI 'n' 0oA
Brilantly as Garrison rode Firenzi in the Sleeps
head Bay handicap it certainly looked If he lost
the sixth the favorite Tattler by over-eon.
he Oe SO T he m he %a
not urging him with that desperate energy which
absoiute certainty Of the result, and to make the
victory indsputable by opening as Dig space pc
Tatter apparently had the race his mercy in the
homestretch Blu; Garrison relaxed his riding too SOON
head.
SOME OF THOSE WHO LOOKED ON.
Although the heat oppressive in spite OF the
breeze the course, still the spectators were so
iubilant the exceptional sport which they en-
toyed, that they in good humor even with the
weather Mr. Belmont and Mr.. Withers sat side by
side, exchanging antcipations Of the great racing
season al Monmouth Park soon to come. Mr.. Belmont
was warmly congratulated by all the prominent racing
men at the course the victory Of Prince Royal in
the Corey Island Derby on Friday, and naturally
showed much qualification over this triumph He ro-
Marked as perfectly true, that he ought to have
won tho Tidal Stakes with the same colt, and lost 1t
only by bad riding
Among the other prominent turfmen pre- mt were
Leonard W. jerome, j. G. X. Lawrence, J. H. Bradford,
oi mel Kip, J.. O. Donna, CAPTAIN s. s, Brown
Frank Hall the Dwyer Br0ther Mr. Ga NOot CAPTAIN Msd
Comegys and many Others. Among the legal lumin-
aries who adorned SgS the track on e Ss
e Rx1 r Cd e R Ss9f9 AND Nd
Others.
FIRST RACE-swEEPsTAKES s25 EACH, $3.50
ADDED. SIX FURLoNGs.
vivell Brothers Cousin Jeems By Ten Brock Brock;
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se4ss f foiBss: R s5Rs - V
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T. Williams Villains sp Dr. r Tom d esS i los S
G. B. MOrfis's 6r. King Idle, 3 GIN; (Enkel
Eo 99:w ell e CHI bS &C. hS' o. Mooney
John Gssss e sr M BTn BOu 3 o JONES'
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tBene to win-Mona 10 l. Fitzroy TO 1, Colistream
to l. Harry Russell 10 to l, Grimald 10 to l, Cousin
Jeems 10 toll Eoo IL l. Tom Hood Is to i, Rowland
90 to l. ofaece 20 Kentucky Ban IS TO Perices
IS to l. King o5 l, Mary t 40 to 1, Brian BOru
40 to l, Doodle 90 to l. Pace-Cousln Jeems TO l.
Fitrroy to s.
Auction pools-Field 800, f1tzroy eio' Mona F0V'
Grmald $50 Coldstream $40. 4
MutuaIs-Cousin Jeems straight field ticket paid
600 49, place $40 20 Fitzroy place GIL 95
Seven horses were withdrawn Kentucky Ban led at
the start disappeared in the ruck Rowland going
out 10 make the running closely attended by FZroy and
Cousin Jeems The resolved itself into struggle
between these Fitzroy led into the homesretch
but Jeems passed him at the furong ana coming
on won easily by length, neck between second and
third Grimadi was shut out but boldly
I'D at the finish.
SECOND RACE-MERMAID STAKES. THREEYEAR
OLD FILLIEs 800 EACH, $3.50 ADDED 1I0
MILES.
Dwyer Brothers b I. Bella B., by ENQUIRER Colo1sa
D. D. D. %ltS SsT dh Anomaly 1ia diaySsEd
+ B B. Tassa 2 b. DVi Bthesome, lis
1ettine TO win-Bella p 1 to q Anomaly to 1. Bhe-
some to l. Golden Reel l, Belinda IL to L Place
! Bella b. none, Anomaly to D.
Auction pools-Bella B. 900. Anomaly $50, Bthesome
/ $50, field $50
Mutuals-Bela B. straight paid 81 o5, place se 10;
Anomaly place 80 80.
Petuance, Satisfaction and Danela were Withdrawn
BELLA b. got third, but Mclaughlin hurried her 10 the
front in the first furlong and gaining lead OF
three lengths remained in front TO the end Bella b.
winning by length and half, four lengths between
second ard third. The was procession nearly all
/ the way. -, - -
/ THIRD RACE-SwEEPsTAKES. Two-YEARoLDs
s25 EACH $3.50 ADDED. SIX FURLoNGs.
Castle Stables b. c. Diabo, by Eolus-Grace Darling,
n TO r PPul:ltef,s b. c. Tenny 1oS a. (Goolale
o. ~ Fitzpatrick 3
w. Garth's b. T. Consolation, 100 (car 1op Martini
| A Belmonts ch T. Glory. 100 palmerl
| letter WaIdei's b. c. RptOn, lob tAnaersonl
J. p McDonald's b. c. Bi Barnes Jos ILlttIshrlo y
anniehv a Johnsou's chf. Attitude 100 (H5yward r)
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