New-York tribune., 1890-06-13
BURLINGTON WINS AGAIN,
A CLOSE FINISH WITH JUDGE MORROW
RECKON TAKES HER TURN IN WINNING FOR
THE NORRIS STABLE.


whcn the prodigious grand stand at Morris Park
was designed the fact that it sometimes rains IN
wcstchcstcr forgotten. Even in the light drizzle
nj Yesterday ladies unable to keep their clothes
dry in any part Of the vast structure In hesVy
driving storm OF the kind that occurs often In this
climate. not inch Of the whole huge ediice would
escape delugc The neglect to provide shelter nom
a tempest of the most amazing and unac-
countable oversights ever dreamed Of Not at all
comfortable place in weather is this Titanic and
far-stretchng building and the spectators yesterday
had little solace for their discomfsrs except the
pleasure Of seeing wellfought finish between Bur
lingon ard Judge Morrow The other races were duh
and dreary Fanatical devotees of Judge Morrow can
hardly venture to claim hereafter that their little tin
god is the equal Of Burlington. Judge Morrow carried
1872 pounds, Burlington carried 1877 Judge Morrow
was sk,lfully ridden by Bergen Burlington made the
mace all the way, and, although Judge Morrow got TO
his neck half furlong from home. Isaac Murphy
had only to Burlington little to make the black
colts lead length Then Murphy grew confident, and
probably fell victim for moment TO his besetting
sin his morbid craze for gallery finish" He eased
burlington. Bcrgeh jumped at the chance and called
O. Judge Morrow, who answered steutly. Inch by
inch Judge Morrow gained and forced Murphy to ride
again II rather narrow escape, but Burlington
under Murphy's urging the by a neck; Judge
Morrow second, Padishah and King Thomas, the only
other starters. beatei off.
Burlington has four races in creditable
STYLE, although he has not yet conquered any stake
class racehorse Of genuine merit of sterling speed
and staying power. But he has done enough to make
IL certain that nothing short of securely hghclass
colt can beat him. lie handles weight ably, and
muddy track does not dsconcert him j0t. His
victory over Judge Morrow not difficult as it
looked owing 10 Murphy's desire to win by not more
than few inches but two such the Belmont
and the Trial carrying the highest weight and making
important concessions TO the other horses no light
tasks and burlington may need short rest The
best Judges Of horsefeSh will always back Burlington
against Judge Marrow with unfnchng expectation
and merry heart when the two meet hereafter.
The comical element in the Trial Stakes was sup
Piled by King Thomas, although this Behemoth ran
better in the mud than he ever ran dry track, and
was close second to Burlington for mile. In the
predictions of not few wseacres lay the humor of
the situation These prophets foretold that an earth
shaking upset would take place in this and that
King Thomas would beat Burlington and Judge
Morrow He did not, but he might have been
third except that youth will be served, and that
Hamilton outrode Hayward and beat King Thomas with
padishah by head. King Thomas ought to be run
every rainy and muddy day. lie may have been the
original great fish that swallowed Jonah. II is
cleaI at all events, that he prefers soft, wet track
10 hard dry one and fervent petitions continuously
I'LL the air In and around Senator Hearsts stable that
sheepshesd Bay track may be dismal swamp on the
last day of the June meeting, when the Realzauon
Stakes viii be King Thomas is in The heaiize
ton. SO is st. Carlo. Burlington and Judge MOTTO"
In the Anticipation Stakes Ambulance was with,
drawn and Mr.. scotts Bolero was made the iaV9Il1e on
over the John A. Morris pair, DIR. liasbrouck t1ar-
rison up) and Reckon Qittlefed rding AZ even
weights Or. Hasbrouck would have been the favorte
but il was reasoned by many spectators tat ne eou
not give Bolero ten pounds in the mud He could ana
did, however but his stable companion Reckon. with
sRs away R ROdRe' the ed including the Doctor
s 0hS Tine SSeT %a ppH aS BSsd oedm %RS %as was
lie will do better dry. level track The Iob9ggan
0ie j. Roses Fairy won some good races IN California
before she came East and showed much speed t0r hve
although She had been only short time OF the cars.
in the fifth race, but Eclipse occupied that place
Blithe second, and Eclipse a wretched third H.
ee nav r1Ss the % faSore @ at % probte odds
Three lamentabe ravestes OF raceh0rses made up te
miles They were Tomboy Philosophy and Eleve. and
Ombstone line in cemetery & they made %@hay as tney &
ing the graveyard at his own sweet Will .,,,-
GeOrs F v ay aens ae the S s race M under
a pull. Mr. Roses California colt Rover was the
favorite but was never dangerous
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RAcE-NoN-wINNERs IN 1890. SWEEP
STAKES SIS EACH. $3.50 ADDED. SPECIAL
WEIGHTS. Ia MILES
Hough Bros b, g; COme;soTsw, by Long ,S-7 Tswa
,S6Sis NOBLE ss1 ssHPrSos W. WccdGSa 122 io2
PieaSnes: Stables b. G. Iysaqder 4, lO2 Martinl
j. T. stewart & Sons eh. I. VerleuE A. " n
Betting to w,n-conetofaw Cfavorte) to a. wocdbur1
i5s IssanG,, 70 ysrdsTr 20 none &c woodbun to
Ivtander fsttIs 3 to- to g verdeur 8 to l. "'"''
Mut'alS- -coSs'toTsW straight 81 so. place S. 90
verdeur led up the hill Come.to-Taw second woodburn
third Lysander away back in the rear On the crest OF
the hill Come-to-Taw went TO the front and remaining
there 70 the end. in walk by four lengths Woodourn
N IySander.
SECOND RACE-CHEsTERBRooK HANDICAP. $50
EACH. 81 500 ADDED. 10 MILES.
Isy B T!'n3F'i y ;A nS"ssy B. Tom SSsS
.acvsI M'BsssIss SsSss b. h rf%s;sPhy %
Ro,,,,, 70 v,n-romboy Csyorite) to 5, Philosophy
geiiina for pisce-Tomboy to 8. Philosophy to s.
hs straight s11 80, place 81 Philosophy
Eleye made the running for a mile and furong and
quit TOmboy who had been loungng along six lengths
in the rear then took up the work ana coming ava,
under gentle pull without urging by TWO lengths
Philosophy second, four lengths before EleVe- Ten
Booker, Gray Dawn and Lismony did not start
THIRD RACE-ANTiCIPATIoN STAKES. TWO
YEAR-oLDs. 500 EACH, $1,000 ADDED. SIX
IA A. H. Morrls's ch. I. Reckon, by PzarrozPSeTr,
]. 4! 4 A. H. MOriis's ch. 9. DR.. HasbrOgck l2S o
ichS aSas 's Sr 5y MofSG
sda6 j. sSs. sssjs' fa eh e fS5siS "a
Rettnr To win-Reckon 10 /, DIR. Hasbrouck IL TO D
Hoodium TO l. avorite TO 5, Retreat flly 20
10 ], RbeinCod 80 70 /.
Betting for place Reckon TO g. DR.. Hasbrouck TO 8,
,Hoodlum s. Bolero 10 5, Retreat hy TO l. Hhein'
Mutusis-Morris stable straight $40 So place 50 30
This was Reckons race all the way. Leading from
start 20 finish she won with surprising ease by two
lengths Dr. Hasbrouck second three lengths before Hood
m Garrison very hard in the last furlong TO over
haul Reckon but Hasbrouck unequal TO the task,
and hundred yards from home the Snapper quit work
WA hat ne stabl HaSDrOuck
keep penalty O the fly. but that seems doubtful for
had been the intention Littlehed would have pulled
uphls, the Doctor win The judges called Garrison up
ana sske why he stopped riding so soon. The Jockeys
reply that he saw no use Furnishing his mount as
reckon had him efectslly beaten. Monterey and Am
ooianee were withdrawn.