New-York tribune., 1890-08-08


racer showed severe distress. II was remarkable now
well both looked after so severe struggle This
fact made IL clear that both trainers, Byrnes and
Donovan had sent their charges TO the post III iait
| less fettle. How the shouting beat the air. How
the huge grand stand shoos with the demonstrations
of delight. The Queen OF the Iufi was on her u'rone
once more some of Tenny's indomtable adherems
| insisted that the five pounds allowance that Frerzi
had settled the race and that at even weights Tcnny
would have won. They forgot what weightcarrlcr
Fienz is and that any time IN the last two years
she appears always TO have been ready to take up
l25 pounds or more ana run Just as
| fast and lust as far as she carried only
WmS W HS a wcIphtcarrier Frenzi is one Of the best
race horses that the world ever saw and It not IN
from Tenny Yesterday made the slightest difference in
the peo oi in e Excellent luck and excellent form in
these days lie rode four winners Chaos in the first
race, iIlldecr in the Camden stakes NewSnrs IN the
thepo nitn r"Se we're anu more igwegt jockeys
petent as he. But to most Of the light weights d;
NOW owror rGIS nn5 heating any day in the Remem-
ber please, however that both bergen ana Barnes are
Ss Weli fTas'chi; as either ' ., ,. ..x ~ n,. .x
It was uncommon sort Of race day, IN farhH that six TX
decd for the bookmakers and rare misfortune for the
public ... ,,o ,avovte for tbc first race
hanSieap % at mile. with Chaos S,s stTO9s second
now m%Sh setsef essy aR WITH e Dur Ssf
second sesond and and Bella b. third Deyotee Disappointed
1s STns5 Sssr 45 5ar Ss ss$ ssss y$
MIN Last Peyoss 6SS tS %aS TSw beHaee
Is vdrved ede al over over tie hometrech and lame
~ se such matters believe that he had slipped she
joint such accidents are not extremely & uncommon m non
and sometimes & horSe n;shsn Is able I" race AGAIN IN lew
Contributions last race was so good fhat at ne WAS
made m the an camden eHs Stakes But this
are s1sRs Rsh Wh lot tie S9s ssy sssy WIN aI
they cannot run at all Contribution was IN trouble
the END ons 9 1as a The e peFe s4S ES
Edeer. many Of whose previous races had bce1 ol a
and commonness won with marvellous ease. Taylor
did not have to urge her, pder nS Was oy%cr
II was FiorlmOr's first race and he was so little
thought of that some bookmakers gave go to aeasJ s
than Sims would have been easy second, and might
perhaps have beaten Kildeer. vagabond appears to
he was good colt q few weeks ago lie was never
in the race nor were Mr.. BelmOnts Beauty and John
t%e LeS i felt by racing men all the
country in champSn Day at MOnmuth saSt oOe Oa T%eday e aS
half it is reported that salvaor and Tenny at 122
each qSe a% Royal at 24 hfss rT ae a the lIe SG
weights for age. Green b. Morris can start judge
wilt # never e2 be- 50 s He Green
goes around riskng his valuable nose by suTepltlons
s b in SSoSg s GfS a Of any e would
about much chance In the Champion as SiOSs IN
wG%id %nd for on Judge Gas' Norrow than running him against
Saivator Firenzi, Tenny and Prince Royal at weight
Prince ROYAL is now better than he was before
but Mr. Belmont is gentlemen cent hatter OF uscs sd for
his capital horse breaking his heart against such
animals as savator Firenzi and Tenny; If those e,
5vc prrco rT Rova al will be the private stable As for Los
Angeles, muddy track she might get place on vi,
a dry track no. IL the famous trio, S.. +. ana l. al
co. The Champion Stakes this year Will be worth
aDouu No,4uo' ,,..r,ora estimates that the Junior
Champion with ten starters will be worth $26.o2o.
there win S pTSGDssS aS Track Rs more John fan A. 'f Mo
start Ambulance and Russell and perhaps W
Mr. Wi Wher ssa may Pomao n sI[ps n e aS post Mr. scott
will surely start and probably two; Green j.. D.
Morris will run Strathmeah Pierre L0a fCo nSey
Eastern stables. not to speak OF the o.
SaHd Vsa WsR PsS Marcus f. wDeT Hy Ry REV
F. j. Baldwin's Esperanza. and T. II. Williams s
The estimate of the value Of the Omnibus Stakes
for 10 n mls s4oo a9o man, 10 Dc 'u
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES $50
EACH, $1,000 ADDED. ONE MILE. ON THE
OUTER CIRCULAR COURSE ,,,.,
GoiLy, peI1uiscl ll CyaylSS9S SS 81 40
Dwyer Brothers b. m. Bella & So S@rssi%S iS5s ~ -
Madison Stables b. c. DevOsss s,i1solS p Sc 81 2-l
c. LtucHed's ch. G. My Fellow, Z, dooo o. g.,
D. D. withers's b. +. Stately; =: o. %
r. McBride's b. c. Major DAILY, g. 1o4 .,
| Time-l AZ.
Fitz,ames and Grimalt reserved for contest
in the sixth race. Major DAILY spread himself all over
the course running nst side then oil the othe
trying his best to make his mile race mile anu
| quarter Chaos ran straight and true. Well ridden
| by Tsvlor he took lead at the start md never
reinqu IT, winning. hard held, by length De
f,ulter second before Bella b. who beat Devotet
two lengths.
SECOND RACE-CAMDEN STAKES. Two.YEAR
oLDs. $50 EACH, $500 ADDED SPECIAL
WEIGHTS. SIX FURLoNGS ON THE STRAIGHT
'0'A'A ss ss''l?si F.
Ranooeas Stables sr Kildeer by Psy61 RsTeSn g., q,
G. 'iGSsi" Reed s sons ch. c. Peter BY Long
W. IsTaasR,SsSS scstss Piorncr by Eayos o.
j. ftSrfn'G A. % H. Morrss b. C. Two Lips ii w.
s. W. Streets g. Bougnrnm sH%} 4"dsHso%) 2o-i u
D. Gdeon's b. g. Contribution; lii. y
w. L. seosss c. vagaOond ii lis TSSig:S@ Garrison, 81 q
August BelmOnts ch f. Beauty ,I;n,,,on;o Hamilton a. o,
RamapO Stables br +. -, by IToqTcis2 iSI'
uaSCaeT SSltass Stables gi by rCESSiiaa w.
sequence i'' Timc-i I5l
Contribution had a sore leg, which the public knew
| nothing about, he might not have been warm
favorite He wanted part race and got part
| OF 1t. Kildeer In front all the way Taylor
sat perfectly still while she gaoped along her OWL
pace and without effort by lengths. Peter wei
ridden, might have hurried her. but ridden he HI
succeeded only capturing the place by head from
| flornor who coming strong at the end. Vagabon6
was even slower Two Lips who had all he could d.
to beat Boughrum. Florimor will do to bet Castas
| and the Wiregrass colt were withdrawn.
| THIRD RACE-TRENTON STAKES THREEYEAR
i OLpS $50 EACH, u 900 ADDED SELLING AL
. LOWANCES. lls MILES, on THE INNER CIR
, CUIAR COURSE.
| Betting
ST. III
| Aupust Benont's b. c. Clarendon. by St.
| aise-Cara 1l9 n ~ 600 (Hamllton) 7-10 Out
| NJ Corbetts ch. c.. Kempland. by Milner- - ~.
| iilOrisnna ITO tolil'J ii-o Nu'
| d. d. Withers's ch. c. by klnelke- -, n
| ..
| S. s. Browns b. -, by Powhatan-Lady u .