New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
! 4 DAY, OF SURPRISES,
rrx rayoRrTE WINS AT GRAvEsENDl
.,o,, TAXES THE. CARLTON STAKES AND

.,o,r TAXES THE CARLTON STAKES AND
n,vs .1si-THE DIVERS BREAK THE ICE.
]. An, day and fast track an excellent pro-
n,eaty OF boOkmakers and large returns
- ~. mutuals were the features of the second
- =, ,he BROOKLYN Jockey Clubs spring meeting
- r.s Alliance must acknowledge defeat Thero
-. "a need OF compromise with that orgsnlZatlon
70. sh,rty.one boomakers who laid odds on Wedhes'
- ,sre Increased yesterday to forty Iheae,
80 he twelve mutual machines in OPERATION "hi
- rpie for all betting purposes during the meesns.
~, al the now stand holders Is man OF the halio
A snkes, an Alliance man, who secedeo rom 'aS
.sostston and forfeited $500 for the privhese VI
nesnx a book ct Grsvesend. Many othc'S s
saxtcw to follow his example, but the IoeHoy 49,
eecs them no encouragement to 40 So ftesiu TOE.
pvyer IS entirely satist.~t with the situ%NO"
success Of the meeting is assured.
yashAngton Baltimore and Clifton form oaErleo Ne
day four races out Of six being won oy h"fsoo - -
had run at ono place the other Bessie 'uHo
Foso who started for the first time tn'a
won the other two. demonstrating that W
stables are getting into shape for useful ~oiA
For a few DAYS n will be a good plan 70 pay 01U0e
attention 10 seasoned horses. other H''"e ,,1
,oual an animal that has had race VI wv" -
beat one that has had none I1ps'Sn .n.,,s ~,
no, live with Eoen but yesterday Eollan 00uio not
-, .,s, rrtn,tos One ts keyed up, The other IS not
N.
po,,s,'a race however did HIM great Goal W eoou
nd he will be extremely dangerous the hcA' uihe
he starts. ,,-,.u,ao.o,.,
ssauer made pthll exhibition Of hfs incompetenoy
Ire arss race He got Of far In toe re% anu was 80
aesh.rate in the first quarter mile tnA' 6elio w
nasces were thrown away. she sho"eu e"'usn
spesa 10 win from the entire heid' out win suo1
sugsard in the saddle there was no nope OF her oNs
nlac,d, Tho Jockeys riding this year are as poor
=, I'd. CIR, all through, as encountered race
60. re- Father Bnl5 DAILY would start training
,.no1I h. woun do more for the American turf than
,e does now By winning good races with patched up
A,urs Tho racing associations might endow the In
Sp,,tor and With aFater Bit" high professor Of
&aadla tzoties It could not fail of being unqualified
&lcces.
n nursoyps. one of the sourest horses in training
bis backers in the second race Just as he
s on frequent last year. This brute is alb
sofutely untustworthy. To follow him would break
bank There IL neither sense nor reason In making
hjn fayorite in any but the sowest company. But
there was consolation In his defeat After the hrst
sharp sting Of Disappointment the thousands who lost
on him expressed their extreme satisfaction with the
result for In their poverty they were glad that
the red and blue of the Brooklyn stable had
broken the ice Of in.fortune by Bessie
Junes clever victory. Taylor rode with patience,
Judgment a skill, that must have made the hearts
Of bis employers warm toward him. Fate kept him
knocking at the door In three rsces-the frt fourth
and ffth-but In the second he permitted 10
the threshold and stand In the glow Of success. II
was his first winning mount for the Dryers.
Carroll is a colt of SOM merit but no one would
think Of chasing him wit Reporter, Buddhist the
Cyclone colt. Yet he went away trom them In the
Carton Stakes as If they were ho5bled. If they had
been running for oats they would not have got a
roll would come back to him nobody but the Snap
per- VIII ever know. 1t does not seem possible that
Roscrs, the trainer Of Captain Browns horses, could
have given him orders 70 lay out OF the race with
Reporter. II he did give such instructions he has
20 cause for complaint for they werc followed to the
letter.
Old Byonzomarte won the third race in Clifton
style He was irst all the way, and galloped along
N solitary contentment while che Others were
scrambllng for position. His stable DOM panion won
he NTH race Just easily.
Young Duke was the tavorits IN the last race, but
Miracle was the UP. Eolo, maiden from Mr.. Cas-
san's stable well ridden by Hayward. upset both.
This 10 a promising colt
Tho Jockey Vincent was suspended for msbehavior
" the post
King Idle, while being led nom tine paddock kicked
man Of the name Of Robert Smith tn the back hurt
Ing him so seriously that be was taken TO hospital.
There win be an extra days racing on Monday.
DETAILS OF THE RACES.