New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
BADLY SHAkEN'
THROWN OUT OF TEA TRAYS SADDLE
THE FAMOUS JOCKEY RIDES POORLY AFrLK

trrie attendance
and that the dun. ,pr.tlc,-. dreiry mo''''i'0
49, -. d. ,...i,, OIL Nonday vas absent. -
ten. also that The er-t race Won ~ ''' ''"'
rncue.tiorahv o.tcIn--cd rs MA ana pI''' -"
.tcriirr oualtv Moreover. the Van N''' "'
Ly . fat two yelrold. the Ro'rl'"'"' d., no,,
was tine Aoetc,i I'm the race az ih' "e'F.'. ,,n
,orneS the grncsomc catalogue "i '''' ,... .
ton wa, knocked ont Of Tea Trays ''.", ,,o,,
,,. .,,r, ~ the Algeria Handicap anc '"' '''''
ma, only caused sir plNon TO lose 'iN or N'Ne.'
-, , .t,o iu+ ID also seemed I" NuP''' '''S'"'
80 ,na, he rode ~r Dixon IN MS ""'~' ,"' "
h,,,os.retch Hamilton WAS 80 >h''"c" '' " "
,r,, lo was Ike corpse ON Amazon D" W."
.,.,. -,,, of v,ry hadly and was '" ".,'" ""r
80. ~ tho 6uys back all The way. lhc h"'h
,,,,,, or Morris Park. who last vear won Nv" r'.c,
''''' -. ,o auv other jockeys one hdu
d" , .,.ered hi. wits when he rode Prince Royal
-, ,,e last race and made feeble ana I'''ic "'',"
,,s, Garrison on Rroiher Ian. lie Wa ''o"'N
,,lddep bv Garrison and Brother ian peat u'e
,,,o III, q short head to the accompaniment OF
tia,chcd cheeks. protrudng evchallN ana hEur"'Nc
,erdipq Of locks in the grand stand 20 prevalent
v,s the -oa,hinc 81 teeth that the vast praries OF
Norr Park re~ounded with the catter OF miIlloh
c;ts anetS
r., tho first race the favorc. Mr. Bclmonts good
col, Fr.tz hv - Rla~e ont ~ Fllctt" hnd hoi'""
triumph. with Pierre LoriliariS hllS Lima Ne'"ho.
r-i,z j, one Of the wear old> 80 far seen ana
r, lac pu.ses soute,t aud swiftost rival in the blk
stakes to come.
MANY a plump thousand has Michael +. Dwyer seen
disappear In unuchy betting this season anu he
thought he saw a fine chance 10 get some oi th'>'
t'ou>aud, back by hacking >r Dixon IA the AI8crA
U,ndi,ap Mr. DIVERS commission and the puhil'
approval OF sir Dixon's excellent race win
FNlc i'm the Brooklyn Cup made sir pNoh
a.. fivorlte Al odds on. Tea Tray was second ch"'e
AID Tristan third and the odd wcrr long ana lhcf'l
against the others The start wa made in par u
TIC course wholly uuff hr The purp''c just he'''N
,l,rr ard Sudden turn. VIZ. Caldwell Va impatient
and dronfed tbe f,r when the horses were badh scat
tered. Instantly thcr wa, furious scramble 70 get
fh- inner rail A. tHat Dan -erpu> curve Liitc hunn
on Iavin.a Belle had about q, much coniT'I ~ Ne
mar, ~ tha rs noted n The fafe h1d oi me 'h'fl''
uheol which Do lc,-rodc. Lavnia Belle ran into Tea
T-,v and knocked Hamilton ONT = The saddle" Tea
1r,v Wa. ambitious lic sped ON without his rider.
arf va> not satisfied until De- had ran around the
~ h AID -hcc frlouc~ course uo Jess than three um>
inns runninc more than f'ur mIlc> Hi' owner LAKE
land watched ti~ pei lrmancc with profound "l>Fn~'
because tcre are NO races of iour miles n these dhYN
and fair miles AZ frantic speed even WIN do roef' VIII
NOT help horse iu future contests.
When Hamilton fell Bergen va. compelled - pull
VI sr DNon - avoid jumping ou the prustrate JOCKEY
and TINS lo~t al II six lengths Many Observers e'n
ten length TYuhoy ,ulkcd early and watched
tire race from po-io of nHoclon' d'>Ht'"oe aO'i.
= fnrlan. In The rear. L,vu.a Hele. Tristan ana
GRAY Dawn made up tie front eroup for nearly niue
furIonr- Then Come II. .Taw closed with them A.
did Pra,hcr But Coroto-Taw suked a Ittl" Later
and retired. while Irsthcr went on ana got ~e''n'
money. AZ tle head . the h1mc>ircteh ~ DIXON
VI, m q good position. having m1d' up m> I'>'
cro.ud oh for a fcv seconds oi '.tr4~on th'n
i bergen had come down Ou tAc outside Of the field.
~ Dixon could NOT have lost. Int J,iclc oi tnai.
lie gently hat firmly Inserted >ir DN'n's nose mi"
ti-at pocket formed 10y Lavuis Belle. Tristan ana
GRAY Dawn. Even then te race was not lost i'r i
Tcr-eu Lad uoi blundefed second time. he Womb
,t.u have won. furloug fiom the finish Gray Dawn
grow wear, and fell back. TIL, opened the pocket.
and 4 Icr.,n had kept the original course chosen
ny hiin down the hoMe>iretch Ill Dixon would have
iocr hailed the victor. But no. bergen having
made tho f.t mistake must make the matter far worse
o., puilnc laci. and out e.ccDine -ls DAon'' speed
and coming down on tie pat,d" lie lost
g. much ground n this way a'd so
shortened -ir DNon's stride ,hai the case Wa
LouaI..- When be cli the hor-r Of 1i -ero a-an De
cal, ef RAPIDLY AID would have Won II fhc rao" lad been
q hundred yards lousci But va, too late. ana Iri'
tan won bv haf length. With lftther second, neck
boforv ~r Dixon.
This wa, ,ai cnourh. Bat wore Wa, t, come. The
surgeo, who examined Hamilton affcr ~ fall advised
him not ride again that day. u Hamilton had fo
Low ~ this excellent advice future generations would
have arisen and sent ont subs ripton blank for
monument in 20, honor. But he id y. Nr. Leln 0nts
Amazon. rddeu h} Hamilton. va The iayortc lh the
Iadir,' stake, which ~ th prepsterou- distance
if1r s;abe for three oid-l N 100 yard>-a
.ha-r sorunhr YOU scc. in which good start waS in
d-peu..hIc 90 success NJ. Caldveus standard Of
starting /, very high and hi- achievements are gen
erally fine. But Do very uulucEy Yesterday, and
~ tie Ladies' STAKES hc about 80 per cent below
par When he sent OF the hie-. after some delay
caused bv Wild prank, i several of the rGdy misses,
l. J. BALDWIN ~iualoa wa, far in front. w!nl' Hamilton
OH tie f4vprt~ Amazon dHz'G bv ls fan that DE-
could hardly get hi, ny of a. all and "As never Tor
al instant in the race. senator llcar,ts Cleaning
v..s a GOOD nry Yesterday. and If ,hc had
90, of with sinaloa. and been q, well ridden
hv Covinc1cn As ,lnaloa by Barne,. senator
Nc,r-t might have won q stake at last Cleaning
flashed oui dazzling flight Of spceh IN the lat iur
long but Coyiurou seemed unable TO steady her ana
keep her gong straight. and ,naloa Won with "Ioah
ing s.copd and Mr. Wrther,', LiD-ot third. Amazon
va, nOwlprc. The programme had the "eiRH' "i
Mr. Helmout's second string. Her llfine--' a, lo'
mounds, Tn, was an ineAcusable bunder. a, the con
df,ps Of the race plainly requ'cd Her iighne's u
carr, ll3 pound, and that weight he did carry
Garrison won the fremont stakes at HrooklSn with
Chatham by q powerful finish but the same rider oh
The same colt VIZ unable do better than GET sfcod
money in the Van Nest stakes. because Davo GIDEON
uuuarned gedlng by Danacard0ch-Re -Rei1buu0n was
too fa,t. The solding led all The way easily Nj
Gideon and his friends we're very cCnhdeht ana Iei'
the bOokmskers lamentng.
seventeen ran in the selling AT seven fnrlong'
ana a remote outsider tri"'"ie'' "'''
with another outsider. MaAimus second, ana hemP
land third. Monmouth and Manola ''fT'"o D's
bundes Of money, but RAJ badly lie Sr''' was
struggling.
- was again n the lsst race ana >"iIcm' "d ",t
Prscuoaly left At the post NJ be%'inD', % ,,o lii
Prince Roys the i4yole at Odds on b' WA VIA I'M @
short Of work 4 furlong from home II looAtd ni
possible for Prince Koyai lo-c. lie had beS'ci'
BELLA H.. and Garrison wa dOggng Brother Dan
d'-Prrat"y Pui.fer, horse ran a u he rIisISn U
la~h. luch by inch Brother Ban crtp up anu IIIH.
ROYAL began "a step short lct Prince kOl al "o'u
hayp Won. nevertheless. Il Hamilton had not brIn
siiN shay from hi fall Hence Parl.oh ou'i"uo
ban. aud Brother Ban Won the race hN -l'F' no,i ~
His result left an aching void ia the heart ".o u'
eOckets 81 the thousands OF admirers Ot Prince hN"
ard sent the multitude home sick and sore WIN Us
appointment -,
Incre arr -@verd morals 10 be dcfuccd rom tHI.
last face. Prince hOy al j. racchOgsc 0i iir hitu'
cia~s than Brother Ban. In tuiA. be j. one 1i w
best animals that Mr. Belmont ever bred. ana MI