New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-31
ADAY FOR SMALL STABLES
MILLIONAIRE OWNERS DISAPPOINTED.
ANOTHER AFTERNOON OF SHOWERS AT MON
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-. Monmouth Park races yesterday were cheny !
.or,bv for the success Of small stables. All ho
r,es except the Freehold Stakes went 10 o""o's
who train and run only few horses. 30 II wac ."
encouraging afternoon TO the members Oh .ho 0ho'u
:, ,hc big comic opera Of the turf. Inc hrst oo"oi'
A.. baritone and the basso wofundo got hV'io vi
,h,ne while most of the other conspicuous hie'h-
~ ~ the cast had no baskets Of flowers TO PICK up
~. The ghost walked and the floral tributes fell, Tor
81 hs,e0t of the invaluable. hardworking, uarsunl
,rs occupants Of the second row OF the chorus. "ei,
~ the minor singers did not set bouquet now anu
than The show could not be kept on the ooarus lor
No ono wants 20 hear and see an opera IN winch all
,h glory all the salaries, all the nosegsys and all
,h s,rrinr are confined 10 three or four principals
a.. a, mo one who would prefer that such great
,a tragedies as Hamlet King Lear" Othello'
cd q Fanst should be cut down TO monologuesa
I'll. rToatber was by no means agreeable, the air
vas acan nearly OF the consistency aud temperature
=, hone mucilage, and occasional showers fell that
,r.-s hot enough almost 10 blister whatever theyl
touched The track was in better condition than on
Monday but poor enough at ui@' anu tno @''o"N''NO
was not large.
Garrison Hamilton and Anderson, who have done so
npch good riding seemed 20 be suffering from nervous
prostraon fever and general paress. or worse
Affections in some OF their races. Or possibly they
were only affected by temporary observation Of the
the winners, Bcss and Niagara, with judgment and
skill but he was far below his own standard in his
careless riding Of Clarendon I'm the Camden Stakes
Garrison did no better on Chesapeake; in fact he
rode with less skin than any other jockey in the
But in the Pasade Stakes. on jay f. Dee, he was
himself again and brought the colt home an easy
winner Hamilton showed most deplorable falling
of from his excellent exploits Monday bare
footed farm urchn riding 10 water could have
displayed as much jockeyshp exhibited by this
Wanted horseman on Sir Joseph and RhOno. Both
Garrison and Hamilton seemed inclined 10 vex Mr.
Caldwell beyond endurance by spelling starts ID the
first two races. The result that Hamilton on
Sir Joseph got poor start that he couId never
get near the front Garrison, on Chesapeake, got
good in the Camden, but he had caused 50 much
delay and trouble by his persistence in keeping Chesa
peake far in the rear and refusing TO move up when
the Others broke away thai Mr.. Caldwell was justly
lncensed and declared that If he persisted IN S"ch
antics IN the future he would leave him at the posi-
no matter whose horse he rode.
Bcss Volunteer and Sir Joseph were all well backed
In the first race Britannia and Jay F. Dec having been
withdrawn. The start settled Sir Joseph. and Noiuh-
teer's race on Monday seemed 20 have dulled DIS
speed. Bess won rather easily, Fred b. second ana
Leo H. third.
Driz7le was strong favOrlte for the Camden Stakes
but Chesapeake the Cyclone colt and Clarendon had
many friends in the betting ring while little money
went on ROsette Kirgmaker, burlington ana some
Others withdrawn. The Cyclone colt got much
the best of the start with the Others well together
Drizze moved off slowly and last for nearly three
furlongs Anderson, on Clarendon started after The
Cyclone colt and caught him at the end of the first
half mile. The two came down the hcmestretch side
by side. Clarendon running the more easily. AT the
furlong post Garrison, who had been holding thin
place with Chesapeake, seemed 10 make up his mnd
that Clarendon had the safe, and he made no
he *
rolt quit and would go on, hut 10 many observers
Il seemed clear that Garrison ceased trying simply
because be felt that Chesapeake stable com
panion, Clarendon, would win. But II this was his
motive, he reckOncd without his host Drzzle was
steadily gaining. Fortunately for the faVorte' the
Cyclone colt and Clarendon swung out aud lei Drzze
Slip through by the inner rails. This was careless
riding on the part both of Tayor and AndesOn' Tor
II they had Rugged the rails Litlefcld, who rode
Dnzzle would have been forced 10 pull out ana 80
around the other horses, which would certainly have
cost him the race. Anderson was apparently so
iubllant over the way in which Clarendon was beating
the Cyclope colt that he paid no attention to Drzzle
who suddenly shot through by the inner rail- and
won the race by a length Clarendon second half
length before the Cyclone colt. The others straggeo
IN Mr. Cassatt's big colt EurOclydGn was Wild ana
raw swerved and sagged, and came IN last
III fortune sticks closer than brOther 10 oeha'oi
Hearst Every honorable turfman is sorry to see So
Senator Hearst is suffer such an unbroken series Oh
reverses SO far as / recall now, the Senator has
,ro, only one race this year. That with Balarat
Al BROOKLYN. But he has paid the highest prices
for the costliest stock has kept up his stable on
The most generous scale, and has spared no expense
aud no effort 10 win stakes. lie was as unluchy as
usual yesterday. His colt lhono ana captain !'O" 10
paIisade stakes but Hamilton lost all chance Of the
race by STAYING so far behind the field for almost
place at the finish. Perhaps the COZ.
sulked But apparently Hamilton made no eilor'
force him into better place nn II wa 100 1 Ia,e
NV Fellow led for half mile. Heyday second. linen
Garrison sent jay T. Dee TO the Loht Win t SUN
Cling far behind him. This lead the Others could
never close up although Hayward on Lotez toneI
desperately all through the last quarermile HanliI
ton did get fairly at work until the final hlrlong
when the race practically over 1t was piece
Of bad judgment and worse jockey ship Jay +. De
always liked heavy track bnt the big spectators dd
not expect him to stay mile and hirlong, nearly
Although Kern ran in the Palisade Stakes (having
Ss ias' vSs B 6SS1 oa again a to
run in the Freehold Stakes 10 give
Firenzi little company. This was done merely
because it sours Frenn's temper TO ealop over The
course alone. She wants 70 see another horse al the
post and be deuded with the notion thai she Is beat
ing something or she will get sulky and cross
very feminine creature is MademOisele FIIenzi T. a.
Haggn would have preferred that horse from another
that she doing little real racing, but a. none
came he compelled TO start Kern 1t was N
effect wallnOver. "a 1oth starters We're rom lhe
same stable, and Mr. Haggin gets only half OF the
added money. Ffrenzl GaIOpe1 over the nhie ara
q half, hard held by Mclaughlin, who wac IN me
saddle in 3 10. Poor Kern was furong behind Mr.
bonner would have run Charley DierX for second
money. but he found that his trainer hal led and
wajered the horse.
4 small field in the selling race. and an extreme
outsider. NailOr beat the strong faVOite freedom
A complaint OF foul not allowed
COnnemara ridden by an unknown stable boy
named Reilly In the last OF course that maze
II Impossible for her 20 win, no horse IN training
needs more skin IN the saddle 10 get out speed BIG
Comet, the favOrte, and Banner Bearer. the second
choice both beaten easily by lightly weighted M
agara, who Ieveled I'm the mud.
DETAILS OF THE RACING
FIRST EACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. go
EACH. $3.50 ADDED. SIX FURLONGS.
Davis & lIaus Dr. H. Bess. by Fadladeen-Betsy,
yrs. 1l2 Anderson
G. Forbcs's b h. Fred b.. 6. lOG. TAYLOR