New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
At Cedarhurst:

Easton has provided every accommodation and con-
venicncc for buyers.
starter Caldwell lin his box opposite the grand
stand with the eyes of his country upon hmi-Mr'
Morris, asked you not 10 break Now 1t does seem
10 mo that man who's ridden as many races as you
ought TO know better than to behave as you're DC
lavin' You ought be ashamed O yourself. tLonS'
loud and continued sppauscD Don't break! DON'T
break I tell you. Go back there. Frank Mclaughlin
Now, Just look az that Did anybody! why
don't YOU turn that boss round! Dye hear me !:
D;d-you-hcar- what-I-said! Did YOU Now ia
your Turn round. tell YOU. You won't. oh well
don't then. III leave you. III leave YOU You hear
mo nowl amt Gon' to wait for sou another time.
Lynch don't propose TO stand that any more. Just
try IL again an sec IL you don't get year. whole
year mean what say. Now etc, etc
starter Caldwell lin his box behind the pines In
jack Chcevcr's front yard. where the eyes OF his
country arc not upon him-Mechan, - go - -
,!li Lewis. - Frank Mclaughlin
..S.s. sharkey, =. ! !
Campbell - - - - - - '
q o o siz boOm ah
But the funniest incident of the day, next to
the Maiden stccplechasc Experiment, was MI NaF-
Wells unproVoked assault on the dignity OF the "hlp
that scarlct-coatcd. gorgcously capaItsoned drum
major who leads the parade before each race Nothihe
moro hcantmi more picturesque. ornamental ana
spDroprate than this Whip over was seen on any
racscourso out Of England So Imagine his consterna
lion when tho starter lcvecd that awful fofehnger al
him and Numbered:
sec here Colonel, bring up that horse don't
prcposc to wait here all day
The Judges decided that there was no intentional
foul.
The sheepshead programme for tomorrow, the last
NJ the meeting will bring ont tho crack two-year-olds
and three-year-ods Of the season The second heat
of the double event will probably find W. l.. SCOUTS
Torso among the starters This youngster won the
first heat on the opening day in impressive style.
Tomorrow he carry 123 pounds Including i've
pounds penalty. He is partial to the Fuiuriy course
and ~ the track Is dry will take lot of beating.
Mr. scott would be pleased TO win the stake with him
and he will go 10 the post I'm perfect condition
DIVER BROTHERS Longstreet Is looming up as
promising candidate for Realization honors No colt
eligible 10 start for the great 100000 stake has done
he,ter work He is undoubtedly the beS' three-year
old In the Brooklyn stable and having received
special preparation for the al the hands of one
OF the most successful trainers In America, n VIII
give a good account Of himself. Eric is fancied by
many shrcwd turfnen because OF his staying quales'
He Is rater of considerable merit and perfect bull
dog Nothing can shake him off. The only way to
heat him Is 10 make the pace hot lie is not fast as
Salvador and has never shown burst of speed that
can compare with the dazzling flights of Tenny MI
Plsifer. colt with only 100 pounds up. Will be the
fayorite in the betting. We have never seen him
asked 10 go a distance, but speed generally makes
stayer and It is said by those in the know that
Tenny can stay all day. Reporter, on the form shown
IN hts last race is not entitled notice, but II must
NOT be forgotten that the horses trained by Mr. Rogers
are very errac creatures They run best whom least
Is expected of them Jewel Ban has run consistently In
the West but little reliance be placed on western
form this season II is greatly 10 be regretted that
French Park is not the list Of probable starters by
,hofi Dc he M
doipgf Can it be possible that Iiyland has good
thing bottled upl II is about time for David Gideon
20 win race. What If he should win the Realization
Though there we're only eleven April nominations
for the stirrup Cup, at a mile and half ahy horse
e. eligible to start whose owner is willing TO pay
500 entrance. Among the elgbles are Firenzi, Tea
.Tray Exile Inverwick. Jubal, Pee Weep and Gallus
Dan Gallus Dan did not succeed In beating The
Bard last year, but is still ambitious
The next sensational race of the season, after the
Stakes IS the contest for the Ocean Stakes
at Monmouth on July A, the opening day. Out OF
tho eighteen original entries nine have oeen &c
rIsred leaving these from which 10 make up hcld
Of starters: EuIus, Raceland, Peachblow, Ffenzi
Aurelia Hanover, Kingston, Sir Dixon and Diabio'
The dstance-1 Is miles-is precisely right for
strong naco from start 70 finish, with bewllderng
t,rs OF speed In the last furong On paper no race
NJ The presept year has seemed so promising. There
is no rubbish in the way. Peachblow theeyear
old colt by Lisbon out of Modis'e, the properly OF
senator George Hearst, need not start Tho other
horses arc simply the best I'm training ana they VIII
10 ont 10 win No moro need be said. Last year
,he starters we're The Bard Kingston and Frcnz, ana
thew finished I'm the order named, the hero OF hester
brook winning easily by four lengths IN 80 twenty
lengths between second and third. wouldn't IL Dc
interesting II Raceand were to take The Bards place
on Thursday, with Kingston second and the supefp
lttie marc thru. Firenzi was not herself on inc
,ast Fourth of July. She VIII DO Denef thls'