New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
FIRENZI HERSELF AGAIN.
SHE WINS THE KNICKERBoCKER.
ssnrs IN THE TIME TEST STAKEs-oTHER Elk
cELLENT RACING.

cn,.x Island Jockey Club had another sstur-
a. ~ much enjoyment and Of racing that VIII DO
K ss,ssmbercd. Except for . supernuity OF ho"' au
Il S.r,ditv In the air, the afternoon was peEio'' 'o'
"a frequent cool pufs nom the ocean iApho' GV
h s,vsrsd brows of disappointed losers d. was na
k.,hsv attendance Of generous proportions anu w,
800 nut I'm exceptional numbers and win ali
-, 1.,,,,e fsncies in summer frocEs and hats mat
.rt.fio tastes could devise and cunning hahu' Cum
f.ahion. No records were broken ana no "onaol'u'
s stne was made and the track. although IN Roou '
x,,.., can hardly be 50 at some previous meet
'. 90. aynected that startling sprinting would
& .hoNu in the Time Test Stakes, but hanover "a'
-t,harsvu, and Fides won ~ eaen.
Ast' only 1:l5 was recorded 'ea'
.othins remarkable for straigh'a"ay 'o
Thrss svoress Of six won, and a. one OF 'cee
the popular Firenzi all observers were keeniy Ds'
acd with The sport s ., hsr dis
Finensi has run herself into form, and al her as-
....., vii, he almost invlncble hereafter But inc
vr,chsrbocker Handicap furnished great race anu
.lo,s snisb Garrison was forced to ROO MS hSi"0
N take the prize from Eurls, VINO hune vi , o
.tbhornly TO the last stride, ana the n'su'9 -,
mara got the verdict by neck only, ana sh' was ''
<.ot Judging from last year, however, TINS scEo'o
s.h will helm ra Their than harm her, and she VIII sho"
n, highest racing foIm hereafter. Eulu'
seems TO be BET ter now than ne ever was Al n'
,,fe before and ran without sWeTms' ooi'us y.
su,sinc and with much resolution 10 tho eiu' pu'
a musL be borne in mind that f1HhN. VITA IA
wounds was conccding nine pounds by. the scheonlo
a. prr,s with 100 II takes true racehofSe 10 give
-. rt,e nonnds inst now but Fircnzi did It,
=. q. exnected that Firenzi, Raceland and kingston
"a, IN, On the Ocean stakes at Monmouth PARK on
the Fourth Of July, at mile ana 1urione' ." 80
Or are no PENALTIES or allowances IL 1'0
mai that will indeed be race that no io'ot VI o
.,,rt can afford TO miss Every samrer o' rSo"e
~ ne highest estate will hope that nothing may
nuye In,
u.co,r from sending these three renowned stars Vi
81. turf 10 take part IN the ocean Iho' VIII o
.,he thanks of tens OF thousands OF aruen' @pp0'U
n, Americas best thoroughbreds II they START "'0
famous three In this contest. ,.,r ,rono
In the KnckcrbOcker, Bella E. ana Tea Ira, ".'o
wsaI M ct the finish, and even ih'er".N 80
yooo. x,re4 NOT far behind At the hlrlohs post 30
sS, ,.n v.rs they ALL so ranged across I'VE uacA.
a., :, iooksd as IL any one Of them might WIN lhs
q--hn,e rscs was a big laurel IN Mr.. Lawrence well
Nlled handicap wreath - ,-,., thu
The Dwyers decided 10 withdraw iishoFeF iro'h '"e
Time Ties. Stakes saying that they thought TWO ra,e'
M one week enough for him. In bis ABSENCE f'u.'
mas so heavily backed thai few ooohniaA''S "o""
s,ve more than even money against her She won
t,b Astounding ease In is, while Seymour carry
ns only 1o1 pounds instead of 40, as the programme
had III, showed speed superior to the rest OF 'he ho'o
and fairly away from the tried and tosteo sprint
srs Blue Rock, Rcclare, Blush and volunteer %
easily did Pdes win to give pausiofy to the ne
ports that with light weight she can run mile at any
Eme IN 30 good track. She shows orcathess
fyfne Ia her work and when the weight, distance and
conditions suit her something OF Kngstons or Race
lands stamp would be needed 10 outrun her at mile
less .Reclare did not equal expec citations IL MAJ
be that the two.yesr-ods Of this year are poor lot
Reclsre has seemed to be one Of the choice ones
among them far, but her running yesterday did NOT
encourage the belief that she would ever rank very
high among the seleoted srrinters Of the country,
when she gets older Only fourth with seventy
night pounds and beaten not only by Ftdes, but also
BY Seymour and Blue Roch-thats not much for
ally that has almost a. fast In two'yearoa
races any other youncster IN the East. except
Bt Carlo.
The Good Bye Stakes had half dozen starters
md an upset was the issue Nearly all the trainers
AID experts looked upon the as certainty for
Drixxle and expected Fairy Queen, the lily that has
been running 50 well IN the West. 10 set second
place. But Fairy Queen was hOpelesslv beaten In
half o mile. and although DrilZe struggled on for
time under Hayvards energetic riding, Charles Reeds
maiden My Peersborough, IN her first effort, beat
him very easily, and Mr.. Galway's madon fly
Livonia coming with ratle, took second place from
Drizxle by neck 1t may be that DrizLls has
raced too much and IS stale BIS race was execra6le
Both Peterborough and Nvonia are we'll
bred, and are Nkely TO improve. Mr.
Galway has had the worst possible luck
tns year and his host OF friends hopo that LlvOnia
may bloom into a crack Ally at Monmouth. Charles
Reed also, has been much bufetsd by Fortunes Ill
favored knuckes, and can stand little good luck As
we'll a. any man. May he have It By all means.
10 always his horses true as die and the Reed
colors are always out win, II winning Is possible.
Iago got his race in trial Hundreds Of other
horses 60 and do likewise.
out Of Peggy DswdIe formerly called the Urly
Dockling because no one would have him o at any
fohiilafds Sreak3su sale, now smashing
sprinter. He walked away from his field quite IN The
6 6ssnm' Maidstone S Climax, fiH JAMES, Cartoon
and others were Withdrawn, but none OF them c9uh
as seeod hut jay Dee Who
IN third would have been second II he had got of with
smIent with jay F. De-" and give him chance. lie
Il fast colt, but has got much the worst Of number
Of starts having been far behind repeal edy when the
ase fell. Don't be 50 hard on poor Jay F. Dec Mr.
Nv own, an extreme outsider at long Odds Won on
The selling race French pool tickets paying So3 so
Tor s5 Sam Wood. the fav9rite, would have won II
! Tho top weight proved too much for BONANZA
isss s's sm rs0 Of a. St. eSohd First X,emR
third piercing that was ILL., out on and I'd" II S
cnles failed 10 get place. sccplcchaoen rarely re-
tain much speed for fiat racing even on g,Ass
STAKES worth nearly 900 to be run on Tuesday
s sensra rs w DO t wfs s .aa ycsrTay
ttst he should not start him, as he was not DONG
well. TurfmOn vero expecting splendid s Tangsi
Ths starters will probably include salvator Icnney
Eric. Reporter Jewel Ban and number OF Others
DETAILS OF TIE RACING.
FIRST RACE-SwEEPSTAkES. s21 EACH' SlCoo
ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS. FIVE FURLONGS.
D. A. Cooper's br. LSanAks. by senssonpI,pesSy g,
paTsie y5 s lT nan cioths s. 100 :;i,1ieden
zu 81 aaslsr Stables t. Jay T. Dee s.
O. B. Morris. ch. Tlgs'as. 2 Io7. ;,ssn5