New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-19
A POLICE CAPTAINS, LUCK.
WINNING SIX HUNDRED FOR FIVE
o,rrANp HAS THE ONLY TICKET ON

-, a and from the track carried some 'uousdn"s
ln 49, and the club had cause for grSuhoatioh tha'
:. I'D attract such an attendance Oh Sucn udS'
,ne chief topics Of talk among the spectators
one Va ~ C,..,, Carland's luck. He had the only |
va 20, ticket sold Senator HearstS colt PM
''' A. The first race. and II paid S6OS for So-a
-. cor, Of dividend. Another subject OF COM
, 80 ,bs wrath Of Mr. Belmont and his trainer
- pov,A over the manner IN which Garrison roGe
n..,.nd IN the oriental H1ndcap' 80 angry arc
We, VINO, and trainer that 1t VIII not be surprising
po,H 80 Gets 10 moie mounts from the stable this
,.h.,oh he has not been formally discharged as
year 7, &c certain that Garrison rode Raccland
IVp ,r,,Iar lack OF judgment and energy. II he
W. rddcn him In precisely the style in which he
,,od hin, when he won the Suburban no one could
- found any fault. The distance was the same.
~. condition Of the track similar. the weight was
o,lv Two pounds heavier. Why in the world
sd not the Jockey pursue exactly the tactics which
roved so successful in the suburban. In the great
lime Handicap he took the lead with Baceland hall
mile from the end and none of the Others could
,.tcb him In that way Raceland has run and won
b,s hest races What the sense, them after this
plan of riding had been so decisive and triumphant
in adopting wholly different one. in remaining lar
behind the leaders until the homestretch was reached
The Jockeys explanation, as given In this ISSUE Is
that he was intcrfered with whom he tried to move
ND at the head of the homestretch. But that is IN
sdeouate and unsatisfactory. II IS plain that Gar
rison's failure to satisfy mis- employer and his en-
ployers trainer in this race will do him lasting IN
Jury 1t is clear that Mr.. Hageins trainer oouid not
have been satisfied with some Of Oarrlsohs ruihs VI
Garrison would have had certain mounts from inc
Haggn stable this year which he did not get III Is
serious misfortune TO him that he has laeu 70 sfo
satisfaction 10 two so liberal owners as Mr. haegm
and Mr. Belmont two of the leaders of the American
turf and he NAV find il difficult hereafter 10 command
en- lavish a salary as Mr.. Haggln paid him IN 1895
and Mr.. Belmont pays him In 1859
Phlapder was backed little in the books on the
first price. At time 100 10 was
marked ND against him, but the closing price was
Is 10 l. If Hamilton had been on the colt more
than one French ticket would have been soid on
Pbuander but Hamilton is gaining flesh and could
not ride at less than Ill pounds SO the stable
preferred TO put up young Mldgely, who won the
Great Eastern Handicap with Tournament PM
lander beat Cartoon by few inches in fighting
finish. Sluggard up to his name and was poor
third. The favorite, Tavison, was stopped by the
mud and came In fourth.
Diablo was defeated IN the second race.
,or which he was the favorite. Anderson rode him
well enough, but the poor colt always quits when
called upon, and Castaway H. third choice among the
four starters won easily, DiabO second Little Mnch
was second choice in the betting but mserably
that the judges Questioned UovingtOn, the jockey,
and also the trainer As there was no proof OF eNl
intent the matter was dropped. Diablo ought 10 be
Gregory was The favorite at odds on for the third
race and won comfortably, although Taylor mad 10
Princess Bowling was another favorite at odds
Cor the fourth race bur she looked thin and gaunt
he has had too much racing and needs rest Cortez
butran her all the way without urging. ,,
none Of the speed which he had in June. and did not
approach place, EOiO winning he liked, Young
Duke ridden by Garrison, in second position.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-swEEPsTAKES FOR THREE-YEAR
oLDS. $50 EACH, $1,000 ADDED. SPECIAL
g. Hea!sts CHI rhilander by wild 1dle-RTe Precious
D. a. longs blk g Cartoon. CHatRaTey
W G. DAYS en- f. Glory loser
PrcsEnes. Stables en- stephane io5 CwiaI
ss ssssPs e E,nE@sse,s
o'G Est in u for paee@rhiander Cartoon
sluggsrd TO- TavstOn none. stephanie to l. Glory
10 Muuas@PhaSdeT Straight paid sos, place s51 80;
oy made the fannng for six furonge with Psander
e eSg0a aE b In al" the Glory retired Pnde5
moving into the ead b fTGoP Sa fT Stable Boy M
easy up Gaode msha%ay handsI by head
TSyiston Fix lengths vermont Groomsman' Philosophy
daylight and Burnside were withdrawn. aoo
SECOND RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES sZo
EACH 1000 ADDED. 11-16 MILES.
BeyervyGk stables b. castaw'y H., by 0q BsSe,
c,I hgcy s h%S 3 yrs e. bi SS s los
Chicago Stables b. Little Minch ,e esSqi S
Cumberland Stables b. Beltha a. 1O4-''o'e''0h
Resting to wn-cas InSri IL % to l, Diablo
Little Mlnch s to 5. Bertha 10 20 l. n,.,,o to s
Lite 3e' MRe iOi to 5. Bertha . to l. so
Mutuals-Castaway H. straight paid sS9 80 place 90
Bertha was good last all the and ee m Mi men
picionS OF the Judges DabC as usual made the running
losing hi. head 1 Pe ea m PSe ee show Of OGe
something wonderful Barnes Kept peSgnlg q" an, ~
reach In the hCmsslet3 he gHt S Sa T fofhWit6
went all to pieces latest and most approved manner
Csstaway, coming al his leisure won under pun r 10y
judges called coyngea up and Questions, him him sSnIP
about his riding. johnson The manager OF tle
stable was aso sg anc 2, tb3 and besides a. Mnchs
Ief Snk showed few spur marks the Jockey the
acer and the horse the benefit Of all doubt az
Bronzomarte ess Princess Bowling were withdrawn
THIRD RACE-SwEEPSTAKES FOR TWo-YEAR
oLDs $50 EACH, $1,000 ADDED. SIX FURLoNGs.
C. satder's CHI Gregory. by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
n M9lbolisnd's b. T. Tuia blackburn lis jTaraB
3"Ee' b 40 H. Norris Or b. ast ite4ed
Cotton BOyies br. ( EmPeg,sscS .tHenderSOn
Be,,ing to winGregoTy to = Tulla Blackburn 10 to
/ June bay TO l, PfOdga Son to l. Haste y to l.
Betting for place-Gregory none, Tua blackburn to
June Day TO D. Prodgal Son IL to D. Haste to l.
MuiSalsoGregory straight paid IS 90 place 81 %
This was GTegofy's race all the way. PrO1igal Son
GOT on ID uOnt but lnt laNoflN b'oh Jic huOh III
dozen strides and ec9g Resesd , won 6 easily by
lengths before June Day Twa Blackburn second
from the start and ran gemey that Gregory had
ame for loanng; Gramercy sam DoXey and judge
Morrow were Withdrawn.
FOURTH RACE-swEErsTAKEs 500 EACH, 1000
ADDED. sPECIAL WEIGHTS. Is MILES.
s. S. Browns CHI c. Corez, by King Alfonso
Invrrc9uld, yrs 10Y .(BerPen) j
d f. Pettts ch Princess Bowling, B. 1O4 (Barnes)
Chicago Stables b. g. Mocbeth H. lO7 (Coyingtonj
Time-2 ola
Betting n win-COrtez 70 s. Princess Bowling to s.
Macbeth II Is H. !.
Betting for place-Cortez 10 i, Princess Bowling none
Macbeth II : 10 3.
: Murua s-Cortez straight paid ala g. place as 70;
Princess Bowling place IS 30.
Cortez led all the way, winning under a null nv two
,eng,hs Princess Rowling second half uiong before
Maeoeth II. The Princess hung gamey for a mile
running close COrteZ that the two locked like team
oenS Is ana LarchmOnt Withdrawn.
FIFTH RACE-PUESE $1,000. TWO-YEARoLDs.
SELLING. FIVE FURLONGS.
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