New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

J. AZ A. H. Morris cayuea l15
August Belmont 81 Carlo -----.st Bai.e..-.1i9
August belmont Bellerophon .... Kinghsher 1I5
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p D. withesS iSSola colt
J. Pincus. Granite Fslsete l19
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w. L. scott.-.... Leighton ....--..Rayon d'0r-.ll5
w L. Scott Banquet ...---.--Rsyon d'Or-l l9
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j. Az A. H. Morris. Starlight Quos III
There is grief in the Maryland camp because VIII
lsm Jenningss colt Wyndham, by Warwick out OF
LorIls cannot start This youngster has shown such
speed in his trials that the Monmouth Park oncals
have been seriously considering whether they ought
not 10 make his owner present Of the STAKES ana
thereby save other owners from the humiliation OF
iDgorioUs defeat for since May Maryland has not
doubted that Wyndham. fit and well, could WIN the
Junior Championship in l 10 or bett@r neces-
sary. Months MI Jennings engaged William
Hayward, Of EatoniowD 10 ride this space destroyer
and the stable boys have been saving all their WIN
nngs at craps In the hope of landing ance pot over
their Joy aud pride But Wyndham has gone
amss and has been declared out of
his Monmouth engagements. so we may
see a horserace after ALL instead of a walrover
Nothing happened on Saturday IN the race for the
August Stakes TO shake my faith in Cayuga That
contest was far below par and not won by the
best horse. no colt in II approached the high form
Of Cayuga> who would have walled il If lie had
started. DovOtee seemed TO win rather handny, but
in reality he was ali out at the finish Tho time was
two and half seconds slower than that made by Jay
+. Dee in the first race Burlington TOO. had as
much as no could staggcr under but in few strides
moro would have headed the winner for he was gain
ing fast
St Carlo ran fifteen pounds below his true form. 1t
Is evident that this colt has no liking for heavy
track Ho viii DO much better tomorrow, for
tip from tho Belmont stable is seldom far wrong
Mr. Belmont James Rowe and all the followers Of
he Nursery establishment backed s.. Carlo 10 win
the August Stakes. He was prominent for nan
mile but at the head Of the homcsuctch something
stopped him. Possibly it was the same soft spot
iu the track that has twice stopped MIR. Witherss
cyclone colt Mr.. Van Kuren has not been able 10
keep the in perfect order because Of repeated
aouts by rain and is possible that the new EARN
thrown into the waste places has played the MISCHIEF
with moro than ono good thing in the last t"o weeks
1T has been remarked by many shrevd turfmen OF
late that the horse leading ino the stretch almost
invariably comes to grief leaving the race 10 some
thing in the uck IN the August Stakes s'arnsh'
turned into tho stretch two lengths before
ST. Carlo and appeared to have INC faeo
ut her mercy. But. in the winkns OF an eye she
stopped and was swallowed up. ~. CAIRO 10HO"ed
suit. Then Devotoe came and won St. Carlo
must be- treated with respect for do moi forget thar
lin which misses fine occasion is IN danger Oh
going of at the first opportunity
As a second string. Mr.. Belmont may start either
Chesapeake or BclleIOphon Bob are unknown
ouantites The latter was worked between the races
on Tuesday, and, with Garrison up, won't SIN lul-
longs in 1 II IA. He was ridden all the way
AID mad not an ounce 10 spare at the finish but tne
trial was good one for the track was heaVy' anu N0
beat two Of his stable companions names UNKNOWN
Ten lengths. Chesapeake has started once puJ W.
soon in difficulties and did expose his forin' 1hls
colt has always been regarded as the crack OF 'l'
Belmont stable. a month ago he was s"'d 10 DC
afteon pounds better than st. Carlo. but that was
stable talk
Timothy need not frighten anybody. lie IS not III
the class 70 which tic winner Of the Junior champion
belongs
Tbe Cyclone colt has been unfortunate he has
great speed but seems TO be gutter Yet. when
he lost his first Monmouth. Mr. "iheIs' II Is
said remarked that he ought to have won by twenty
lengths The colt therefore, must be better IMAM NC
has ayDoared in public The Eccola colt won bis race
on july - in an exceptionally clever manner. but
had not much to beat in Torso, Clarendon and Star
l-ht That was the day Torso slipped and spraNled
al the head of the stretch while leading since theh
tho Eccola colt h2s not distinguished himself ChleI
tain,s maiden effort on Saturday was brave one
lie was so far back in the first half mile that no one
considered him in the race. but When he extended
himself in the last ful9ng he showed both speed aud
COURAGE Of high order. He VIII not disgrace hins IT,
his sire or Broobdale tomorrow. should Mr. WtheIs
choose 10 start him.
Dsvotee the public arc so well acquainted with that
# Is not necessary % eXpauats on his merits.
Though he docs not class with Cayuga he must Lc
accounted a dangerous clement in the race lie is
an extremely lucky colt. Circumstances and condl-
tons seem always 10 be in his favor.
Granite is hopelossly ou,classod
BanaIat has mover given us reason to believe that
t8r
victory at Gravcseud in Nay, ne has done nothing OF
any consequence. King Thomas Is entirely unknown.
but Judging by the past Matthew Allen IS not likely
10 send a maiden victory al the first attempt The
$4,000 colt should have been out before this II
he is as good as King Fox he may cause commoton
but King Foxes don't grow on every bush aud it is ot
no consequence that King Thomas is fun brother Of
That great colt
RancOcas seems a much oveuated coli. lie has |
been nothing but disappointment.
Honduras has no business In the racc He could
DO nothing a few days ago with 100 pounds on his
back
Prodigal Sons performances in the West entine
him TO no respect.
In Leighton and Banquet W. L. Scott has pair
Of colts far above the average. Leigbtons private
work compares favoiably with that Of any young
scr the T. Y. C., and in his first race on july p,
lie showed both speed and staying power. lie VIII /
bear watching. Banquet is just rounding to after
sort Of nervous plostration, causei by bis Running
away at sheepshcad and throwing himself down half
a dozen times. His race on Thursday was simply I
a trial by which his stable wanted 70 gel line on
him. IT resulted in most satisfac tory manner TO all
concerned and Banquet mag be considered in the /
hunt lie IS a ten.pound better colt than the pub
lie may DO persuaded 10 believe
juno Day. half brother Of Bessie June. IS said /
10 be the pest colt ia the Brooklyn stable. That
Is not saying much. and VIII frighen nobody, not /
outstanding that barnes has been engaged IA ride
le would better stay IN his box.
Eurocydon is nonenity.
Gramercy is the smallest colt IN tanning. one
q these days he viii be as good Badge, but IS