New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-29
RACELAND HIMSELF AGAIN:
WINNING TIE RICH EMPoRlUM STAKES.


tsrsct mamie to the Coney Island course yesterday,
IN the driving storm. but tho interest in tho
va sufBclcnt to draw fair attendance, heiuuhs
perre Uorfliard, d. D. wthcrs and other weirhno"n
racing mon. Mr. Belmont however, was ABSENT ana
rn,ssed the chance of seeing Racelanc win tho EN-
~I.,r p.celaad was the favoritc with the majority
n the small bcttors and tho great mass OF the peopo
a the course but the Dryers and their friends sup
,ovteA TEA Tray freely enough 10 give him lead IN
,ha hook betting oyer Raecland MI Haggins Guaran'
tee also carried much money. both 10 win ana ior
Mace. ana Tristan found generous support. AT tho
lest moment there was llttlc rush on the part OF
small and select clique to back Frederick Gooharas
~ot owas half-brother to the famous Iroquos
ovss Guarantee and Tea Tray wen: ont to make the
mace with Raceland in close attendance Ihey ran
tho rst quarter I'm 25 seconds, the han IN oo
ana the thrce-quartes In 1:17 la There was NO
lettering and no delay In me aeep "ua
and the big pools Of water spiash'hs
ma s,.shins on they shot, but fast as Guaran
tce. Tea Tray and owas made the pace, Raceiana
chung to them and could not be shaken on. 0odirey
took him out wide at the turns to AVOID any chaneo "
pocheting or interference Along tho pschs'c'ch
Raceland was running with delightful case ana power
At the end of the milo, when half mile remained
n. vent nm to first place. and from that instant the
race was never In doubt He kept tho lead without
urging or even riding and came home aionc' whc 'ie
fight weighted Msrauder ridden with energy ana sm
BY little Williams, got second Place from lea iias'
Guarantee had enough after running mile. MS
mouth was sore and he BY no means at his ocs',
hut his owner thought he would take The chances anu
mako An effort for the big stake Persistent iiiucA
clpcs TO the Haggln stable, which has not yet
won race at this meeting. Tristan was ou'paccu
and could not stay tho distance owas was n'cro
Cash I'm the pan and never had any real cha"co.
Tea Tray lasted well enough, but never In any par1
OF his career has he had any Just claim to rank near
such horse Raceand- Mr. Belmonts ooiuiiess
and )bcrality I'm paying s17,5oo for the best two
year-old of 1857 is likely TO get Its reward lace
land seems now be getting into FORM ana IL hc oiS
RECEIVERS completely HIS best form OF last year no
win mako Sir Dixon and the great Emperor OF
Norfolk weary In of the big three year-oid Stakes
yet to conc
10 the winner nearly $4,000, plump sum for Mr..
Belmont 10 set Off against the enormous expenses Vi
his hugo racing stable. Racelands success was a
highly popular and was riuch arplaudco' as ID
ought TO have boon. Tho time was not last az
but the track In almost the woist possible con-
dton and Raceland had everything safely ana souhF
IL beaten at tho end of tho first milo and never was
torcco 10 hurry Put this down as a wel-csIncd vic
tory for good horse that may soon be better one
Ii was indeed i'll fortune for the liaggin staoic 10
lose the third race. Richmond and Favor were po'h
withdrawn leaving only RuIert TO run against Aurena
Rupert has always bc-n poor horse IN inc mnu al"
therefore much conidc was felt in Aure'ia Rupert
"
10 close ND rapidly with Aurelia. Up to tho hnai
fnr,ong no rodo the nars with perfect Judgment ana
SKILL but his finish seemed to lack his ushal desperate
energy. The result was that Rupert won by snort
head When asked after the race by II. a. Hagsih
how he happened TO lose it, Garrison said that No
thought he had won IT, lie did not deny 'ht inc
riac could have beaten Rupert IL she had been ridden
with more power and vi.cr at the finish There was
a great deal OF bitter and ugly talk about this race
10th In the betting ring and In tho clubhouse. Many
of tho most experienced, cautious and careui racing
experts on the ground were profoundly dissanshco
with Carrlson's riding, and expressed themselves
with the utmost severity.
Joe Ice won the first easily, with Brothcr ban
second Mr.. CALDWELL save scattering starr 10 lne
iwoycarol.s in Tn, second race, lu 1t did net anect
the result as the winner, Harrisburg sot on Daa G
Int his pc, otmancc OH Wednesday on good uaSh
was shocking UncI, William DAILY has bought ihs
LacAed in this race, but the mud did not suit her
singlcstonc, with aywari up, wa. the fayorie' and
RaIinc was an outsider In the betting on the fifth
race and brought rich returns bot, IN the books ana
ior SIS His success was Predicted in this column
YESTERDAY
The Bourbon. With Mclaughlin in the saddle, was
selected as the good thing for the race on the grass
but the reformed stccplochascr Bob Miles cofran ana
oufsieycd ,ic field, and won with something IN hao'
uilaido getting second place. ,
Taiters wrceehed running In the fifth race canse sI
surprise, he had won With ease on muddy track
On Tuesday. But al sorts OF things happen IN rae
Ing. when Fitxroy beats Terra Gotta and Rupert
beat Tie Had by 100 yards. II is true that The
I.aN Is the last horse In training on this side or the
The slowcst outside of tho Mexican Stable. But even
stranger things occur daily ON all courses than IN
Wall Street.
DETAILS OF THE RACING
FIRST RACE-SwEEpSTAKEs $50 EACH. $3.50
ADDED. SEVEN FUELoNGS
NJ JOrdan,s b.; c. Joe Lee. by voltieeur-Bcnheu 2
D. II ruls g ch c Brother pan, los (6on1aue}
NJ l. Mltehcls Dr. h. James A. H. D. l d1@Goviocn 3
4 e sa.: 3 & Y fsysSs ~ sss?ssi
Castle Stables b. 9. Arg0. s. lo7 Godfrey
Time-1 81 Ia.
Betting win-Brothcr Dan 9 to 1, Portland to 2
yamss A. IL, to l. Joe Lee to /, Argo to l. Voiun'
tecr 10 to l. PaceJoe Lee to 5, Brother Ban to D.
Mutuals-Jos Lee straight paid s25 50, place sl1 4o
Brother Ban place clio 30
No auction pools sold.
= Rowland was withdrawn. Volunteer made the run
ming the head Of the homestretch where he went all
TO pieces Joe drew OF the ruck and coming on
without touch Of whip spur Won by three lengths
Brother second. length and half before James A.
H. Godfrey bungcd at the start got his mount OIL last
and remained there.
SECOND RACE-SwEEpsTAKES. Two-YEARoLDS.
se5 EACH. $3.50 ADDED. LIZ FURLoNGS.
r. w. waden's oh. Harrisburg by Hopeful.
s ,r g., fe ss,,. no. G 3ss%.4s
\ ,. mssslns Oh. {. Mslsse; iIS S %SslIln}
SaIey S.s B. f E 1sSs1 Iio 70! ioIc@S
Emery nsss co's e g slaSlestGee us thay%Sd
w. Gafths b. I. Consolation, l0I =. CDay)
C. BelIingss b. T. Dating. 10Y :, lChappcll Q
J. cottcn's b. by Blllct-Juana, 110 Nv DonohGe}
J. Il. McDonald's br c. Loyecrsft. 107 (Wilhams)
Tin.e-1 :19 IL
Betting to win-Sfnglestono to !. Glory to /,
Fioodtde TO !, Consolation to /, Harrisburg to j,
Darling 10 to Marssc IL 20 l, Isis IL TO l. Lovecrat
IL to My Fellow Is to l. Daesman IS to !, Sorrento 20
70 /. Place-Harsisburg TO l. Ny Fellow TO l.
MISUNDERSTANDING straight paid s42 DO, place
so7 80; My Fellow place si4 10.
II scramble from the fall Of the nag. MY
Fellow lucky enough get OF in front and ne did
his best 10 stay there but Harrisburg revealing In the
mud, got up In the last few strides and beat him o
neck, two lengths between second and third. Daes-
looked dangerous the head Of the homestretcn,
but collapsed in the final struggle.
rHrRn RACr-rrNIvrpSA 7, III ANJ)ICAp RENEWAL.