New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16

II Is beyond dispute that the result OF te sr%n v
lSat a 10 cs as
prominent and Influential CID S class horse
owned and handled by stable that enjoys Tie pub
lie respect admiration i may be s ssrae,V rs
%"teI t condition lie Is thoroughly seasoned
s he has ,n sse9 v ru ssryse Ss
race So has Eon. the winner of the second. 80
has spns the winner Of the last sets b a { ts ob
stones qnahins that Castaay has been run every time o
year and this to win
race and you would not find many believers Aha er,
There S Sss sron Ses so%e fn % q
his in private but he needed seasoning nndoup,cay
ct Of NJ Nell a s Ss G s
always exceptionally SPEEDY morse I'D ahona
Es Rock cV SrS sssS'' S1s meyer Sas
the last furlong and Fordha% WI. mo got oil aSs
made s up great YEA. a as With good
him. Fordham ran excellent race GREGORY, was vas
race but the injury is not likely to be permanent
or serious. When he COMES 70 tne post again f np
better S.ti pr0tfsS than yesterday ReeIarc did
not badly for her first rsSe hs yea hc
VII The 90 second went the tavOrc the D ,cST
we'll and kept Moser who was E9n's jockey busy with
nearly AZ the nG p the dsem
we'll by anderson who eats TOO much candy In these
and ws too e 'y has n Of ady in
,mdsment and vigor in riding), in poor third
Eon is tremendously improved horse. and VIII win
many Knapsscks Mccarthy Mr.. withers new trainer.
ssad to h P %t z the uenS
by Uncas out Of Abundance half brother OF egHrH
mile. for two-year- ODDS, although Mr. Bemonts II:
Charles full brother to ST. Carlo, ridden OF course ps
I an sD as s5 Sa s%. MCGEE n whom there
was great "tip. The Abundance colt
at nSm' f f. s mHS & and @ so
third who rode 0yy the he
won for he began whipping the colt ssvagely in the
homestrech when he was well IN the ean ana mere r
ground and almost lost the race st, to T srns
energy he would never have been in any danger.
turmoil was slow at the start but made up much t
HaTe very a promising debut SO far could be
told from his race Of yesterday he is hardly worthy
The nth race the sweepstakes for twoyearods
that never won was captured easily BY Ia Mr. Nor
s Tsse s sns
sparng who is giant among the pigmies In selling
" Mr. Caldwell unfortunate IN his starting n tn
matter Of long s delays The rfs wants we GeiOre
and 4; to be hOPfss e. tsst the sa css
dSp5S the s se Tag was at 6 d the
the tim timers failed S IT to get oe Ths
delays at the start and the inefficient railway service
brought the spectators back to Ma, az
ss late s0%f home om Monmouth last
year. $4,000 -, 80. anna 70 the
track as he hs aG decided DID to nss
n the Broosyn Handicap ana evidee e Exp ef
s sns much hshs psysr 'nA8Ss "
and pale and 9r his Aucsas of 'Se
Se suer than after &s colt had ,, wGH Ss
trase into good humor by any triumph Of the "a ALL
black It would be too great departure ron tnS
him Among others who looked at the races o Were
in any oR May k kfy %s;
president of the Brooklyn Jockey Club A.
Monmouth d rsrrs Eofg sp G r''q
Robertson and and 6 SaRan IT, Bradford who
s8Sy the rod e Of empire opsy Island Jockey
Club H. Crclnore GolSrel F G Ha cG Rees
Frank Hitchcock sands Harry Kssn r roAna
H0' @alS Sf TIC Captain &aST' Post
savt was aso among tie behoders Colonel
Ccnseys, Charles IL. RAYMOND. John F. Pn tc
EGNn p B"Sfe
ana Of nse tie P da ad h
press Of Gy was represented by 1esuy all
is most brilliant III snd psope who might
been found the clubhouse DslSSny Of or te
the grand stand George w oarr, prebSu nn Pvron
\ cohen and many more po over ere the list
all T tSe owners BE on st tSe track but that hardly
The Jockeys s Of the week anu and Mccarthy for the
meeting ,sma Hs0 %encned at she PGs this in
,ronue may That although some Of the evening
last night positively insisted that Mr. Belmont was on
s Bs1%ont w Sas gos Within many miles Of the
'''' ''' DETAILS, OF THE RACING.
| FIRST RACE-SwEEPsTAKES $50 EACH $1,000
ADDED. FIVE FURLONGS.
W. c. Day's c. Civil Service by RefOn- BSasnn
G. Wya Ili my D. c. Blue Rock 5srSsn
&.I b sss' sss. 81 s, :: rigssh
S''1sS; e. : ss$ss &sSSs5 rs
Betting to w.n-clvil Service Blue RSss
E Essfss%, 3 3 nfSS g S.s
to T"g gs kss sIaG s ST 49, place SIS
Blue Rock place SO %. , ~,
Fordham caused long delay at the post ana wneh 'h'
flag fell got the worst Of the start Civh service eo
on in front and Reagan began Jogging him AZ once.
cot az far away from his horses possible Inc pan
worked well. Civil Service soon opened gap OF tw'
lengths and in their efforts to catch nm the o'her
were 60 tangled I'D that they seemed unable to exent
themselves Reclarc second to the head OF III
stretch Gregory third In the final struggle both wer
passed by Blue Rock and FOrdham who made de'pefaN
efforts to head Civil Service. But the latter got hon
a., nv half length Blue Rock second. neck before
Fordham Gregory cut down. his right hind pasteii
being severely bruised Geraldine. Sam Morse. Meri
den and Amazon were Withdrawn 49,
SECOND RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. ~
EACH, 81, 900 ADDED. 1-1o MILES
, DIVER BROTHERS. b. c. Eon, by Eolus-War song, 4
D. D. Witherss br. Suegard, Z. I0e-.'- 20 iay,on}
Fmnire Stables br. c. Maidstone, 4, 10S.. Anderson)
DIVER Brothers b m. Bella b.. 9, 10 SBeIgen}
C. B. Morrss ch. h. Taragon, 5. ll2o-. (WsrwleK3
/ 4 Tewis,s ch c. Martin Russell, 4, 10S..- lJones)
" r. Jones's b. K. Belwood, s. 10S..---.. (Barnes)
w - No time taken
Betting to winEcn ayorite) TO o. SiugGard 10 Ss 10