New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
MR.. BELMONT WINS AGAIN
FIRST IN THE BEDFORD STAKES.
TIE DIVERS AND GREEN MORRIS DIVIDE hosi
m THE OTHER BROOKLYN RACES.


10 has bred at Babylon are sweeping overy'ne 49,
man. YESTERDAY he won the Bedford STAKES a. inc
Sroolayn Jockey Club races with bis tail eo
Psdishah BY st. Blaise out of sutana' NO" o"'e"
vss one of the best mares Mr.. Belmont ever o"po'
Hsnes II n not surprising that Padishsh SHOWS spec
But g. Csrio Belsarius, Chesapos.e anu ." 'e
.rs Al, sah TO be better than Padishah. HOW many
80 go. h.. the million afro banker in his stable this
v.,<, He certainly has . big bouquet of blooming
thoroushhrods but the question must incvNaoy como
NJ, 7. not Mr. Belmont playing his big trumS 100
ssr.ys And will no have anything In reserve Tor the
Anai tricks Of the gsme IN the autumn
psdbhsh's victory WAS largely duo to Gsrrfson's
a,e rd.pe The Jockey slipped In close TO The inner
rails - tho field swung Into the bomeSuetch ana
GAINED much ground. The Morris stable got both
second and third place with Civil Service and Muciase
Chesapeake was o little below par OF the time ana u
was not thought best to run him. Mr.. Belmont too
b. intimate friends that Padshah was SO Tar oe'ow
tie rest IN HIS stable in merit that he could not ADVISE
them TO bsck him. But the sly and secretlvo James
ROVE trspor OF the Belmont stable nevertheless sent
4 neat little commission into tho ring Of the lsst
moment his own account.
The Hearst party had confidence In their oo'
Tournament, but the public made him the ls'o"''
In spa,e OF that. lie Is huge fellow. ouit on
prodiious SCALE and he Is not yet ripe for an exact
ing race The Dryer Brothers colt Houston, III"
brother Of Hanover appears 10 be rotten before ne
rps Many turf veterans backed him, because he had
hsd enough racing 10 him thoroughly, out ne
v.s Of no earthly account in the contest
In any pursuit It is desirable to get to the top IL
ptyssibe. Ths ambition Of Freddie Lttlefed seems 70
be to sttsin the reputation OF being the stuWoest
Soctsy IN the universe. Well, no is almost II not
entirely a, the summit of bis ambition. Any owner
who employs this boy hereafter marks himself down
IN ass Ike Dogbcrry. Jcter Walden put him up on
DrfEfle IN the fifth rarc. Now Drizzle ran "oh"ef-
full thai for the Gcat American Stakes ana hs freus
thought he would carry of the 100000 prize nay
ward was engaged ride him for that aHair' Drlhho
djd not win, but he ran well. II Hayward had Deen
occurred tide him yesterday he could not have lost
tho race as Re was second faster al five furlongs than
any other animal thai IAN against him. But young
Httte6cld Is so polished aud perfect and chalcio
chunk Of docy that he succeeded In losing the race
With him IN spite OF Diizzie's colossal SupcriorlIy
BY getting him into a pocket by ovrrconhdcncc ny
delaying his run too long. By nimtsblc bungling at
the finish he ttumphsnty brought In DIizzlc IN
second place and permitted tn, Dwyer Brothers colt
Blackburn . creature dcsptsrd by his owners ana
3eeted by the general public, to win with Dr'zze
In second rlace. Li,tlcHcd sometimes rides good
bulSbery Of the chances OF the best horse does not
exist in America. And his apoogsts and defenders
arg rs sSi y had GOOD Jay Of it, winning with Long
street, Panama and blackburn, Reporters private
por,ed Nv witt some confidence for the first bu,
70 sulkE and suen and YOU'D nor py TSs
and E aSn ss hors CS o
and Frank Ward in the second race although Bclvdere
% ss l rn ct felt The eGS but he won by
x inches only in the 1s STRIFE fr "% the ws sS re
S SstsSF hS teen COP End e would
Won easily fut he got frightened when far in Tho
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wood .;sn fell .s5 lo'o~ the expectation OF his
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