New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28
ALL THE FAVORlTho WIN
.ooKu,KrRs SUFFER HEAVY LOSSES
SWEEP FOR FIRST CHOICES AT WEST
CHESTER.

CLEAN SWEEP FOR FIRST 0Aoi0h'
CHESTER.
was perfect for enjoyment out OF
Inc "o"'ae, 80 the sun was bright but not
ao'is 80 .,r was refreshing ana inVieora"he' ~u
$500, ~ June days seemed 10 nave s'i"sou mo
the raroS' VI s.ces at weschester were seen by a
A"e~s ..od than on any day except 'ne open"s aas
'a's'. '.,av and the eyetring stretches Oh inc
snu ,r.ck were brisk and popuious 10 a stmu
,.,,nr event Not for many ulon'n WI" 'ie D0oA-
isuns ssrt the sorrows of the afternoon 1t was
mshels w. 1g.ssay for them. Every one OF the six
deep '" he favorite in the betting, and the great
"in"o. . ~ tho racegoers went home with pockets
nia!V 18th the spells of the Egyptians of the ring.
a.. amateur turf Spectators can hardly
o., as good fortune as that which attended
M csidren of Israel, when under the instructions of
$3.50 and Aaron they borrowed from the unhappy and
sss.d subjects of Pharaoh all that the elahs of
,h.s day had 10 lend 1t is recorded that the North
.facsns, who groaned under the CALLING yoke of
scsostrls and RameSes, were eager to lend TO the
Hebrews everything that the chosen people desired
m borrow and were so anxious to get rid of their
troublesome tenants that they gladly brbed them 10
depar. with the indefinite loan Of all the portable
goods that the Jewish heart could desire. 1t is written
also that these floating loans were made without any
expectation of return. Now the wise who
gather on race days under the great pyramid which
Cheops Morris has erected upon the Westchester hills
and quote the ruling prices Of horseaesh upon their
states did not lend their goods with any gladness
They were much cast down IN spirit and
groaDed grievously. Nevertheless, they console
themselves with the thought that they will fare far
better than did the Egyptians Of old. The oppressos
Of Israel never got their money back. The Pharoahs
Of the betting ring are to recover II all with
interest 1t is as safe as If they had merely lent II
to their uncles for few days. Even If the transac-
ions of the turf do not take place under any triple
spheres Of gold, the loans made by the bookmakers
will back to them inevitably as If protected by
the plumpest of pawnbrokers pledges. 1t was
favorites' day yesterday. Another day all the favor
ties win go down In disaster, and it will be the turn OF
the makers of books TO calculate Ha, ha" as they
hear the noise of the battle and the shouting OF the
odds. Then they will have chance to lift the glow
ing nose of exultation above the foaming beaher OF
festlvity. The ring was hard hit yesterday. But,
like the rubber ball thumped by sluggers In their
training, IL will return with rapidy and prechioh'
and. unless skilfuy lodged, will thwack the resound
ing pates of the jubilant winners Of yesterday.
Many of the followers Of the Dwyer stable thought
that Hanover could Outsprnt Tenny in the first race
Geraldine also had supporters. but the other starters
had few friends, and big were the figures set up
against them. Tenny outran Hanover and all the
rest with so much and showed such superiority as
to make his admirers impatient TO see him meet sal
vator Spokane Longs treet and Proctor Knott at
mile at even weights 1t cannot be denied that Tenny
is very nimble present He eQualled Upstairs
record Of 10, and could easily have cut II down II
he had been pushed at the finish Hanover was
second and Climax third. The delicate Geraldine Is
easily upset by a race. and has not yet re-
covered fOmfthe effects OF her victory on the opening
lay She ran we'll for FIVE furlongs but was not con-
spcuous at the finish.
Kngston's confessed superiority scared out all but
hree competitors in the second race and the book
makers averSe 10 betting against him at any
odds whatever that nearly all the speculation was on
econd place OF course Kingston reached home at his
wn gait Seymour eaoy second
Some coOred troops who did not fight nobly at
Port Hudson-because they not thcre-made
,alant charge upon the betting rne in favor If the
omantica ally and arstOcracaly named colt Frontenac
who is the property of c. A. jordan, gentleman OF
)thellos complexion The sun kissed contingent made
ad havoc with the boOkmakers boxes the opening
lay at westchester, when Frontenac defeated Chesa
peake and a big field. They repeated their exploit
yesterday in so exhaustive style that many free
ongued penciller oresthed maledictons upon his
wart and sturdy brother, and longei
or the day when the sons of
Afric's burning cline would not take an active in
crest in horsclacing. FrOntenac was ridden superbly
% the colored boy Henderson, VINO Possesses TO per-
cction the almost unknown art among American
Jockeys of whipping with either hand while keeping
" June Day in the last haf1ulong that Henderson
vas forced 10 the whip. first with the right hand
md then with the left FOntenac answered 10 the
ash with spirit speed and dash. and won stubborIy
ought race, June Day getting second place and Fairy
queen thru.
Hamilton rode three wnners-Tenny Senorita and
Isaac Murphy rode Kingston. Every
ace but one was won by oolocd boy. The pale
ace must be up and doing. OF his dusky colleagues
viii gather the shekel and the glory in such abundance
IS 10 leave little of either for him
had Iala Wit
he East River stakes. In other words, he worked |
is passage. senorlta was shut in on the rail by |
unce of the jockeys muscle and skill necessary
o secure the victory senoIlta was giving from fifteen
o twenty pounds 10 all the other starters except |
he and again proved her claim 10 he a FLY of high
lass Mr. Pulsfer,S long hny Coots, with only 102
pounds IN the saddle. was second. SunliTh! was
much fancied for second place, but fell lame in the
Larchmont ran twice around the consequently
hree miles-before the fifth race, the owners handi
ap The microscopic midget on his back could do
othing TO restrain him IT. was striking lustraC
ion of the folly Of these illadyised owners handi
APPS 1t must be said for Larchmont that he showed
ar greater speed in his long runaway than he ever
isplayed IN race. and that II might be good plaa
} let him run away for dozen miles or more each
av. Under that plan Of training he might in time
any were not good. That incorrigible fiend
onnemara acted as Internally usual in this race
ne OF the greatest turf attractions that could he
evSed would be match between LarchmOnt and
onncmar2 al heats Of ien miles each. both the
inner and the User have the privilege of drlpping
Fad. Larchmoni withdrawn after his amazing
IhibitiOn Of oervauting ambition. bur all the bets
God. HindoOcraft, the favorite. easily Cassius
'cOnd Bessie June appeared 10 dislike the distance
! IS miles
Hamilton on the perennial Tattler won. the selling
ce 1aiuer has been on the edge of breaking down
u some me and has been expected to collapse in
Very recent race. But he has gone winning
'lhng purses IN way that has made his owner
eepy grateful u this crUmbling framework of
Theodore Winters positively refuses to sell his great
az ehOrse III Rio Rey. Mr.. Winters is I'm California |
' olse,aPnc inquiries were made In behalf of the
&c ~ sune other enterDHSinP owners. but the
ale. W - nv ho9 "aS ho' IOr
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
ii'oI dAOh-ELfCIRIC STAKES. $50 EACH |
Sl.ooo ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SIX |
OF Haywood yrs, Il5' n ~ '''Hoh otDgi-iBeIe
anasncy Brotber' Oh H. h1aIoyer. D. Murphy
"'Ae Suoles b. c. Jay }. Dee, 8 l15 D''''"u9 !
Gebhard,s b. g. Volunteer : H. Anderson) 0