New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-27
TAyrRDALE OoLTlN FRONT
=, WINS i GOOD RACE AT sHEEpsHEAD.
...sx RUNS MILE In lAo-A DEAD MEAT In
THE SELLING RACE

BE WINS 4 GOOD RACE Al snSAr nAO'
-, russ MILE IN Ac-A DEAD NEAT In
THE SELLING RACE
49,. ..,,n Yesterday was looked upon g IN "on
80. icing vet the sport ct sheepshead Bay proved
80 moro exciting and attractive thsn hAd peen
$3.50. The nrst race set every one asos' TO.
s.ts won It In 40, time nevor exesied In N se'ua
"a AMY surpassed by Ten BreecHs run ssanss
- :3s 81. Badge carried IFS pounds, I'VE
IN nov. than Ten Brock carried. The best
49,. ,,nord, except Ten BreecRs, was msas oy
s,.nt At this track. when three years old, carry.
az, 10 rounds. Badges performance dla NOS
"s .h.t AZ stuyvesant, but Badge won with TO
~.s,. ease. Pierre Lorrsrd's ely Bnsh sos
=. !, tront and shot away like riho ouues, running
~. a., ou,xcer In "a l6 seconds the half In 90 10
"a the thres-Quartsr In 1i<. tnen s
- .nd came N fourth. Penny rode her w1tnous
Np"' .rAs,nsnt.k But then he was born with
.s 70 \, had not exhausted the hliy oy me
uons' -, IN tae first three quarters, but Kept
~. r,H 90 her, letting ner eaa
s.,. ,.t,bat racing her head on, she couid nave
NO - ,.s. ouarsr so fast thst she might nave won
s -. ar At least bsye got second place 70 badge.
NV -, pluso retired exhausted Bsneo moVsd up
- ,,op ssslly, with Bella b. secoha. r.,.
o,,y Mueilsgs and csn'een rsn s a D..a :.
a. a.. .scoud rsoe, and DriaIio' great isVon'e ~
We -on a. he liked in slow time
~. sns in the betting IN the handicap for
o ava. With Gypsy Qneen second choice Tan
.o,, RIM IN Green Morrls's coiors, but really
n0'' .r.rtv a, the bookmsker Burton, was thia
inc p'Vr ,..,.s only 1872 IL pounds e 1.2 over
",sa and Carter was giving him IL LIZ POUNDS ana
80" o,,..n IA 1.2. Tanner was well rdden py
49, .,d bss, Gypsy Queen, after hard pnsh' IN
.n.ch ne riding Of MoCsrtS on the my dn NOT Ap-
"nHI SA,,ntass IN comparison with that Of Taylor.
p - =, Hsvvsrd had been the flly she would
~" .on sssiy enough. Cortes appeared to be
To- .,o.S md did not run well. Burton won
"A 900 on Tsaqsr
~. s.nlar rsoe, at mile and . quarter. there
~, AS against them all. but Queen OF Eliza
80 - she favorite. Mr.. Caldwell gave them .
80 .,yx The rsoe resulted in q dead beat be-
80. sv,vood and Hyperion. with Satisfaction third.
~. 80 Aess was run OF after tho sixth race and
v,.vpsd strong favorts for the deciding contest.
- vitAoat dtaculty.
s =, Witbers decided to run both the Faverdale
..,t and Inysrwick tn the nfth race, although he
,ssushs the Handicapped had put far moro weight On
,r,.,,os than hor form justified He told his friends
a.. IA was net really familiar with tho actual condi
son N either of the pair His trainer did not appear
IN Snow their condition thoroughly, and he was de-
scrutnsd to race them both In order to find out for
hfmself exactly what they could do and what shape
shsy vers In Captain Browns colt Reporter was
1T In the betting. bat only fourth in tho race
n % finish Reporter ran . melancholy race
hr colt mat showed hne form IN
,bs TIDAL Stakes Captain Browns stable appeared
"a b sadly out Of gear yesterday with Reporter ana
cptss Roth were much below their previous standard
Ola La Loeps showed the way for mile and
u,,sxtsr Inyrv1ck ran second for over mile ana
hsn the Fs~epdale colt moved up gradually and won
4 Dc end With impressive ease. Le Losos settins
,ncon6 u,see and Baryiser third. The time was good
ths Aut quarter was run In IS 35 seconds. the half
= 90. tho thrss-qusrters In III S-6. the mile In
:ss as. DE mile and quarter IN 10. and the nile
md three furlonss In 3 :23.
Hamilton rode the Favcrdale colt and rode him well
illness on Tuesday prevented his reducing
nS5eientiy 70 mako the weght-11" pounds.
ma Feyordsle colt ran with SO much speed ana
.s1er and won SO easily that turfmen ON all sides
declared that ne would make great race Win d s
aetVeon THIS time and Tuesday.
II may be meekly and modesty mentioned that Inc
rrbune,s racing column yesterday stood alone ~ sus
rosng that the Faverdale colt would defeat Reporter
nd win the race But nearly all turf writer's under
tmste the class to which this colt belongs. When
n perfect condition this colt will probably become
he champion three yearold. He was not in perfect
condition. yesterday. Tar from It, But he could have
bestsn any three yearo In the country except saliva
te and Spokane at oven weights YESTERDAY. What No
W @ Va 1os On and We ''S Sy
81 -; gntsx, ridden BY Fitzpatrick. As syntaI
,srysd 121 pounds FITZPATRICK was able 10 rfde him
Without reducing.