New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

strong favorte IN tie ne.'isj ND ali ali his
iicds Witn Fit patrick he failed to get escG
sc, Place The Norris u cot # h 'e who rHns With
hood, took it into his mead to 90 kldiy; a, d iec ni
scs the way AND Tnnns Vim inuete in sa caR'fI f 0'S
Admiral carrying only 81 pounds, won 1hc IA iahV
out much dIfculty While Clay stockton secured Sec9nd
place The running Of nehger 1n VA cuoncb @ to TART in
the BrooSlyn Handicap only siAteen day earlei.
4 stable 10y named Hall, who had never ridden di
EsRES@r Sti'DS afsns SfSTe this Ii do SaG opened when
the betting ring learned wS 20 Ta1 and befer G VEN Vegr g
ran wretcicdly, far below his form in any any precious I
nt the S owners of the Slip stable have duty the
bubble to perform. They ought to Investigate Thor.
ousnly the running Of s hGso nTeSeI Is ana sec any o"o
lstraie ed Journalism is full of difficulties Not long
ago Within 3Hh paPG GP% prE Whch was reay
likeness. and put under IL the name OF the proprietor
oncrmsS OF aS,9d and the
racing n Memorial Day. " The New-lork World on on
aa'nes y cafled p"rrai Of Mr. wtcrs and Mr. Cassatt.
Neither bore the remotest resemblance TO the nca,
niSfnrc of Mr Withcrs a striking likeness Of tho
Hon Edwin Enstein; while the pc'nrc w which was
called likeness Of Mr. Cas'att was really the poI-
trait of Young clerk attached to well known book
makers stand in the betting ring Nor was the a., at
In {ac not one of tic friends of the threc men could
Mere presumed to depict any one Of their acqualnt-
auce if it had not been for the names Du. under
heT T the way. Mr. scott has made public letter in
which hs aims 10 create the impression that ne L. III no
way responsible for the efforts OF MS GcNe&y & SS III 40 10
dance of the starters commands. Mr.. Caldwell, the
sarer said positively and S sG0 s%Rsy cfiey as He hd
asserted before the publication OF Mr. sc9t.S le1c
that simms the jockey had assured him IN te & RSehGe ta
orders 10 him were break away in front no matter
what the starter might say or do Mr; scoio, a. U .0
owner of his stable is responsible for the orerS SVen
TO his Jockeys and no who has the best interests
Of the turf at heart will excuse hm ron inc d Iu
sponslblity OF employing disobcdicnt disouer' "iu
unruy jockeys.
DETAILS OF TIE RACING.
FIRST RACE-SwEEPsTAKES. s15 EACH, $50
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. 1is MILES.
Dvyer Brothers b. Eon, by Eolus-"ar SSns men
A. Es%o%,. h. rrqse Eoya a@ ~ I.R,Sa Tsgis4
p rEsSrs Jesnnr: sD en- H. C. h'Is Bascdd g. St,y
TrcSEag sJssi sse. sG b. b. Naaars hsiandS
Hearst, s, SS & BaeSSSSa @ S%SSaGarn 81 ioa tSSn
yTGg Ban j T to pIcd q rEnsS SO Eoa S @sSS@ sySS
80 to I. Niagara 20 to l. Baggage 100 to l. LySandeF
for E'seESG hsecd to to rpsc wSspu4G R2y' 10 TO
Sf1{a /: t .asfsfs 20 3d. PaS ' noo
Eon took the lead at start made the whole q th'
running and easily by two lengths Prince ho'"
second three lengths before Brother Ban Inc oiN'9
struggled in. Prince Royal was a good horse ioF mo
hut h the last furlong condition told against him and he
was unable keep pace with Eon. who, for "ona J. uu
not become egweary. as he was accustomed u 60 1'
Gravesend. Evidently the tobogsaa slide Su'ts th' HAS
toionlc Of Eolus and War song ~ -.
SECOND RACE-FERNCLIFFE WELTEk hANpl,"i'
$50 EACH. $1,000 ADDED FIVE FURLoN"s'
C. Reed & SONS ch f. vioante by Long Tow-n,C.na
G. nsassts 5s - :. c. Baaiat g. Ilayga,e
Q y MsS,sas ;se. b. b. c; e. b5aye; TIc.;lt T. / s2S
LsScld BIosle,s b b n rscs hS3%tnS 8 Ftlrac
" Donohues br. c.Vardee. 4, llI lp"n'"J
J. A. A. Morr's ch. f. liomoeor1hhy hhy,,,isodla b ll
:. w Streets b. c. Sentiment 4 l'.~-..C CReaF'"'
Betting to wln-volante 20 to Halara, Mordoo,,,6v NJ
Bravo 90 70 l. rasan ~ 1Se 10 to vafdcc 3
sentiment 90 TO J. ,.,.,..,. tn raIl,r,t . t. TO-
prdSG R'a6S IS 6 for plaza FagaS 'G'fS to To- Hooeogy
I.contlnc . /, Trestle to l. Nardee % l. '''''
mem elMugss vioante straight s13o 10. place e57 70 Bal
Violaote was tho first to break, but Lconnc quickly
passed her and Tresuc at her saddle SKIRTS h.ur %
pace up the backstetch. Rounding the top tnfh b"~''
moved into :hc lead with such speed and power a. "
e.,,or nj. hackers nightly He continued 10 nod MS
own In the stretch reached the junction oi ue TWO
courses where Violante came with sIuft ana oo~..
him In the whipping finish that followed Basrat hlieh
to STAY aud Violante by neck Ballaia, so'nNu,
length before Bravo. beat Treste head Pagan
the fayoritc in the hunt for one orei hn,
THIRD RACE-DEBUTANTE STAKES. T"o'i l. ENh.'
OLD FILLIES. $50 EACH $3.50 ADDED 1--WE
FURLONGS. go
b. Mcclelland. ch f. sale Mcclelland ,la5.o5 li5 n
A. Belmont. ch f. la Tosca 1l5 oisn.i,oh
/. j. Badwins b. EspeSaq4ss scsd1 dlo iis Jii-as
Bel@onss S,a Ss; faTi I9;zds. ,,larnj
'i1ss ( Co. b.. I; Betty rraher I'.- ,,oi ara.
Hearst es IT, f. BaOyfaTS MSTS stone. ,asa9j
T. HacTmecis b. +. Neiie BY i5.. lstc,a1
kadcocss as"S. St,bi.s Ss b. &ifosaass
4 + wgleGiE'M a.. H. Morslss Sa Vacation ii5 4,rsoa'
faises faFsn; ss5:. BaS' e4 b fsSsS'f t:5
Betting to wln-s.lls Mecsiaad T. H.,.. La To'Ia
2s5 lS 70 ht.cl h5a1.9 5s 20 10 . % p @'I F 70 j
Is q eS51s 155SsA9GS 80 to 10 t. to LAt 4e' % % TO
AsTg sG !S e FlA'ia 80 to l. H''''o' 60 =" J.
Maa Re,og el T9Hi' t6r ps.esale Ia Mcceand la Toa
E'.I.nta to l. Stt1 HsSHoP P,he2 20 to '' l. Eoae
& % i Arrogance to J. Annie 0 70 L. Neillc BY to
sScd2a hs3nS5a u q V to T. Me.d Of Thrift 80 @
go. MStorsssis lS h.jSont ,sSe e'sa pace SIS 70
Tho start was rather ragged bad 1t might
have been Annie Oh in front Fla'ia second h''h"
,hird Eseranza fourth La Tosca eighth, Sale Me'i'l
lard IN the ruck Annie led the inner rail Tor fni'
long and gave way La Tosca, who came to The ffon'
with bold night Of speed Hamilton sat p'e''P ''."
m ssle McClelland closed with him on :he crest o' '
hu tien he began riding. and IL ride all the way
noo p,, riding ayailed him not a Salic McColand
ovtpaced La Tosca outaycd her to the end winning
a. easily AZ her could wish by half ir"Ri Ia
Tosca second lengths before E-peranza Inc ''h'IT
were strung half furons most Of them puhR ui
FOURTH RACK-TOBOGGAN SLIDE HANDl'A AZ 300
| EACH. GROSS VALUE OF STAKES 10000. slA
FURLONGS
August Bclnonts b. T. Fldcs. by Tho ll-t redIin.
| T. r Ashes ch m Geraldine, by Grnse9d ,Couth
| Peggy, ,, lZI.
| g. waiGaums br. c. Blue Rock. by Biet-Oa =, .
u uacon's br g. Fitzjsmcs, /, 10. CbafncsJ
| W Arnaciser's ch. Worth. g. 100 u@nmOcy( -
tnnire stables ch. Tomentor, g., Jos Mosclj .
Tmpie stables Dr. c. Maidstone, 4. II. uittgaticD
g. IIrar.ts Dcfnar, 4, 100 ivvItDil ~
t. Blunt's b. Seymour !, III ~, ~ -"
| D. A. IIoniqs br. e. Cartoon q Sa ~ ~
I.ip Su,bee ch. h. stIdcaray g. l22 ."'rr,@m Il
peycrv yck stables b. e. Cassus I, ll6., Inhh -
| II ID Wltherss b. T. stately I. l0G......l hrigch !!
| A. smiths D. Z. Lady Reel los 100 ti;;i.tucngiG j.
| Jiough Rother,' b. G Forest King I, .tWarNrA y
j. j. Caters ch. c: Ka1son T. i93 I%f T..
r. Cicbha,ds h. Volunteer @. 12i lhiDse % %
lRdccs & Austins b. e. HuhaaV D. IIo--"'O i|-"''' ~