New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
six FAVORITES WIN.
AN UNCOMMON DAY AT NORRIS PARK
EVERY FIRST CHOICE IN THE BETTING sue
CESSFUL.

CESSFUL.
The racing at Morris Park Yesterday was OF an OK
ceptional Sort in that every one OF the SIX
got home first This is almost without preoeu'". ~
the history of the turf in this OF any O'he' ~ -
All the bookmakers fervently hope tha' ~ wa 49,.
happen again, for ii WIS one OF the "oS' .,u,
melancholy wastes I'm their experience a s''"'
extensive attendance swecred through i'o - ..s-
8 premature midsummer afternoon Du' VI. ~, n, g.,
found consolation from the disconforls "a ''' INV"
their gains the first choices. A.. .os
A pnyzle IN truth was the betting on the prs' ''oo
On public form Tenny should have been at !" l o"'
D.. !, . os, everywhere 10 get 3 to > against him'
a, course he won in a canter. In time ,"c oooN
makers will become wiser than TO risR " = "e
such horse in snch field. IL was - ,Y
but the exclamation that Civll ser'i.o ""D
dine tried so hard to run away lroni i''"' "
first quarter mile that they were Ike ",''"'''. - ,s
rast % the race could hardly raise s"oP "'N ,Y-'T
not prevent Mr. Pul>fer's teiegraPm' "'o'o"1''''"
from walking away from them aner '""'' .,..o,
Coo, p Morris put of the biggest PIuhFe
bets q, hi, Ife on Judge Morrow III 'he 'iuo"P ''
milo and frirlOng The bet was har"iN p's o''"e
a., a,tcr the odds on the English Derby but ai'Aonsh
not A. deep as a well nor a. VIDE as ChhIon uooi
.srved Judce Morrow with little rouSine'
hno the Preakness stable got second place Win one
y, ,,s freaks named Montague at long odds.
Tn the Juvenile stakes Mr.. BemOnts colt ST. Charles
was a top lofty favorite at odds on, but hamilton
had to ride him hard to defeat John Hunters raw
and green colt Hoodlum by Joe Daniels, out OF MISS
CLAW 1t was the first time that Mr.. Hunters coioIs
had been for many years, and lioodiun cafrien
the hest wishes and brightest hopes Of Mr. Hunters
countless army of attached and admiring friends
Hoodum ran good race for his debut, although he
sprawled badly in coming down the Mll. Mr. Hunter
is one OF the most justly popular men who ever bred
and raced a thoroughbred in America or elsewhere.
1t would have gratied every man present and tens
of thousand who absent if he could have won
tho Juvenile lie couldn't quite do it, but Hoodluin
may better later. We all hope he Will
Morris Days colt Gold Dollar, by Sir Modred out Of
Trade Dollar, third in the JuNene. What Is the
natter with the Sir Modreds7 Can Sir MOdred ever win
a really great race Why should an American breeder
send to New-Zealand Australia for stallion f! II
Iroquois had the that Sir Modred has had, he
would have got colts and fes that would have
compared with Sir Modreds get as plneappes com
pare with peanuts. stick TO the stars and stripes
little. Chauvinism is all wrong and a great English
stallion may be a good thing to import now and
then. But why should go to France
10 get RayOn dor land Yet Tenny can run
d tllhe,. and above all why shonld we send
to the other side of the earth 10 the neGhborhood OF
the Antarctic Circle to set stations that the New
Zealandcrs and the Australians have no use for!
There are native-born stations to-day in America
that are worth all the Sir Modreds and Darcbns that
were ever foaled forty times over. But what does
Marcus DAILY care While Mr.. Daily has his plump
share in the profits of the great Anaconda mine, and
can mine copper at one-haf of what he can sell II
for England and one third OF what he sells II Tor
I'm America, why should he worry If Mr.. Secretan *
sent prison in France and the Sir Modreds are fifty
pounds than the of Eolus But IL wouldn't
be a bad idea for Marcus DAILY 10 copper plate Isaac
Murphy when he puts That jockey up 10 ride in short
races Murphy Is line judge Of pace at mile and
hail. but Bergen, Hamilton or Garrison can beat him
nrfnn NJ half mil
As aforesaid in this column. Mr. Withers hao line
milern in King Eric. the of King Ernest and
Cyclone. In most of the betting on the Fleetwood
Stables it two 10 one on EnS Eiic. anG the
favor1e led all the way, and won by more than
q length. with Choas second. and Magnate third. Mr.
Withers has a mortgage on the Bowling Brook
Handicap on saturday. for which King Eric
was handicapped at 11o pounds in February, and
for which there penalties. This race
Will be Saturday. The distance Is mile
and furlong. At that weight and distance nothing
can beat King Eric. And yet this colt Will never
win great race at mile and half. lie was gong
short and stopping at the end OF yesterdays mile
lie is no salvator and Tenny either, but he can
run d mile with some promptness. The humorous
horse In the was Tournament, son OF Sir Mod
red. Hayward rode him. Tournament got on last
OF course. In the homestretch Hayward carefully
and sagaciously took him to the extreme out
side OF the field, lest some other colt should
sneeze or snort at rider and force him TO fall out
Of the saddle. The son Of sir Modred, with marked
gayety and iubllaton, came merrly down TIE Ihli
in the sixth place, under the ncessant whip When
the race was all over and the other colts lad gone
10 the paddock, Tournament Haunted his tail in I'M
perial style, and flowing trial. How that colt
did eat up space! lie fairly few. All the sir
Modreds run like oleonargarne after race is over
Chaos came in second, and Magnate third IN the
Fleetwood. But they lot Of sorry ghosts. Pau
ont a Salvador against them and they will all vanish
with squeak.
In the fifth Correction ran far better than in
her last race at Brooklyn in fact up the form OF her
second place in the Great American Stakes and won
easily with Pierre Lorillard's Lima second. and Wal
aum's Claudne third.
J. E. Mcdonald backed his colt Philosophy,
heavily in the last race, and he won,
thanks to the tine riding Of Barnes Admiral
the better colt at the weight, but Barnes out
rode oayt2n Philosophy ny. nea the ta ses 4 sr
note Of high denomination on sam Wood, and all his
snds aG Insr paaer gln snd enSs T all bacd @
Wood, the odds against him in the betung-ring rose
fS@ rode sa s9 wcoS SS used the whip freely in the home
stretch, but Sam Wood was poor third Guess
why
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST R~cE-swLErsTAKEs. ALL AGES. SIS
EACH. $3.50 ADDED. SIX FCRLoNGs.
d. r Pulsfcrs b. G Te2ny. by IiayOn dorcbelle Of
W Mayed yrs, 132d 132 service 3 III Gsmbe9, EI.nIe
Y. p p 4shs's ch m Gsraidns s. (iccaT:iW 3
- Time-l l33t
Betting TO win-TeIny 10 5, C!vl Service n l. Ger
Betting for pace-rcIny none Civil Service 10 10.
Geraldine to 9. Bravo 10 70 J. 90 81,
Mutt als-TeIny straight 9S Oh, pace DO 90 CiNl
Service place IS O5.
Phiander, Maidstone. Major DAILY and Tipssn were
withdrawn Civil Service led the start Geraldine
ond TeDny third Bravo last The send-on was fair.
however the four well alipntd. CNn Seivce at
made tracks the tobo2gan slide, opening
Of lengths. Geraldine held second place two lengths
before Tenny. Bravo nowhere. Civn Service went
To the whip hc Valley Of tie Shadow OF Defeat. and
Ueraldtne soon followed suit Tenny gaIOpd over them
when be got ready winning in caGer BY four lengths.
Civl Service second hall length before Geraldine Bravo
was beaten or \ strong wind blowing up the track
against The hCises the slow time. Bravo
ridden ont an extra half mile for work