New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19


by the magnificent racers that took part In tho
various contests. But although dry and dusty
on top 1t was sticky, chnging heavy, stiff and holding
| as grave underneath
But " was a day of days the turf for not only
was the great suburban decided, but tho Tidal and
the Foam Stakes were also and In those some OF
the best Of the three year. ODDS and two-ycarolds
| took part
The first race, the Foam Stakes, for twoyearolds,
five furlongs' brought out for the second time this
year Mr. Bemonts beautiful chestnut colt 81. Carlo,
by 81. Blase-Carns, who, OF course, was strong
favore. But his victory was not easy ss was ex.
pected, for Captain Corners pretty Oily Beatty, by
| Onondaga-Bss, fast as to cause Garrison to
ride hard at the end. Beatty, however, a half fur.
long from the finish tired from lack II perfect prep
srstion, and lost the place to Civil Service, but she
showed fine speed for half 8 mile, and must be
sdered with respect Hereafter She Is beautiful flly,
| Indeed, as ST. Carlo Is . beautiful colt.
Mr.. scott and his friends had high hopes Of Ban
AZ ana '""s ne ,'rss SS3
The boy icil on, and the colt ran away falling sey.
plpnging about In The most fIsntc manner comedy.
S s .Di,E r ana himself however, no serious injury
In the actual race. although ridden by Hayward.
%ossy M s ST. T nn ST.
Dat St. James was poor fonrth. Banquet being last,
Of being 20 yS by m
isvsd they had no chance to beat Mr.. Belmonts ST..
=, The DwScr brothers. sagscionsiy concluding tina,
sSrns d. decided a ia % pounds hiw 90" no cns.s in the
one mie-with special weight conditions. lie was
veil at 70 and
carrying only ninety .nlne pounds. with IT
the Inspector getting second place and these two
running away from the rest of the field. Fresno was
| withdrawn
SALVADOR IN THE TIDAL.
TIKI
one mile. There were seven starters all colts, and
each carrying l1S pounds DIablo ridden by Garrison
was the favorite m all the betting, although closely
pressed By Salvador. with Mclaughlin in tho saddle
McLaughl!ns appearance on the tra"k In Mr.. Hsgn's
colos greeted with long and loud applause. con
tinued for many minutes. In all parts OF the grand
stand and all the groudS. This Jockey has
| lost his hold popular favor, although. part
OF the enthusiasm was undoubtedly Mr..
! IIagglns superb colt Salvador. who has rounded
and developed into noble and stately
model OF the thoroughbred, with splendid curves OF
stcellike muscles with grace, symmetry and speed
! In every line OF him. Yet many Of the heaviest
specusturs believed that Disblo thoroughly s~asoned
as he has been By repeated races, would beat sal
vstor, whose first race this year this was, especially
| as Diablo last year uDcommonly good In heavy
going. But Dabo must have become stale tum his
| two violent and furious finishes at Jerome Park
against Zephyrs and Eric. when no wa, giving
Zephyris twelve and Eric seven pounds These rsceS
| when he attempted 10 conocde weight, had taken
great deal out Of him, and although he Looked we'll
enough before the Tidal. and In his exercise gallop
WAS apparently full OF Hr, spirit anil ambition, in
the nnal furlong OF tho Tidal he fairly and com.
pletely outpsced, not only by Salvador but also by
| Eric and Reporter
Mr.. withors withdrew Exposure and started the
FaverdAe colt aud OrA.ar Both woro at OUTSIDE
prices In the betting, a. nearly AL the owners,
! trainers and speculsiors believed that tho Favor
7 A.Ia
race. he had boen coughing for
days at jerome Park. They proved to be right. The
taverdale colt went out TO make the pace a strangc
I and lao below his proper ioru. Tho pace
SLOW and easy. however. for three quarters Of mile
haI In fifty tire" and the rreIusrters 10 Is 10
1he fsveriae colt Led until we'll into the homeSirctch,
away. WhO garrison. saor, Win mG" 6aSo proTad
utterly iunIe and msblo VA badly beaten In Tie
in a heavy uach however, and thr condition Of the
track helped them both Ena ungsnly And ari
aoehorso had ali the sdvamtsseS Of perfo, framing
and mSr'eil9ps riding OF coursc i.yWsrd wa on
such mastery and skl that the coh, although really
inferior to Reporter at mile Just succeeded In beatng
Salvador won ~,th .apIcne e.ss In t.et he never
oid rroml,e, aud his c.rse. seems likely to be a
dazzling one. And yet II Mr.. withers and his boy
into perfect cond't on. cvon salvador may md rock
In his Path that VIII Be bard to climb and anical,
coughing. UNIT fsf-riis colt like the chan OF Dakota
Thesihsh 6efor' rcsi,ties, cyclone sweeping over
II Reporter had not swetvod n hundred yards from
The G he aS.b hay" the 1G. co. E %
before colts thar sup"ror t, Enc Orator remained
so did Long , Ha Grstof rae well at JsTos FAX
but Long Island has never shown any form to Justify
ihst the n DWy 1 Should have WiiSdraSn onsroct
and run col. apparG,ly 20 much hi. inferior a. ISns
Of TOngfelIow. The LongfoOw colts often
develop late Long Island may yet prove WORTHY
| son Of this great sire. lhngstrrt may have been
suffering from some Temporary .lImsn III, Il no,
| do fer better in the Tidal than Long Island did
Perhaps Il would he ws 10 give Dtahlo roet.
and S.wlerngly bslcw The e8SseH; form Which h.
displayed IN the ST. james Hotel stakes and In the
Kvsy love, Of racing Of the hlsr;t elias. win hope
great Realization stalks on July > il b. do. not
succeed In this, It looks now a. II Mr. Hassn
win foreciose without the slightest trouble Although
the nypg Tcnny ~ the hesl,.;on nobody knows 70"
mile and half. and the Realization {. milc ana nye.
eshs II nsy be said Of ehe 1 E1s ana Rsporor
surpassed the expectations Of most turf .t.dens aud
critics. while Di.6io and the F.verd'le colt I'M leagues
The time Of the socoDd and the third rsoes wa. the
only 90 In the saddle. while salvador won the Tida'
| With i1s up
| FEATURES or THE SUBURBAN.
| Next came tbs mighty suburban. Most Of the trash
IN tho race. such stuff Barrster, COnnemHs AMI
| ProdgsL Withdrawn. Tarsgon, HypoeHr' Car
| roll snd Inspector n. were also taksn out Hence
| only nine raa, but It wax indeed, select held OF
the finest appearance and the best quality The n"e
psraded before the thousands OF applsnding spec
| tators who watched every movement Of the Sam
skinned racers with breathlo-s attention. MI CAD
| well promptly sent them on :" an excellent "Ar'.
As had ben expected the Splinter Volunteer dash7h
ont At tremendous speed to show the lie ran
the first quarter mile In front IN % ID secordN an
! aston ndlng pace for tho heavy track, but senator
Hesrsts hyng nlly Gorge at hts heels and in the
course OF the next quarter mile sac steadily esn-u
| on him. The nis' nan m'io ~"
| 4, IN seconds, with these two III
-. r,,,,,s and p.,,,c camc next with Rprc