New-York tribune., 1890-06-11
tJTRLINGTON'S BEST RACE.
WINNING THE BELMONT STAKES WITH The
TOP WEIGHT.
,r.r,xc . POOR FIELD IN FAST TIME-THE
oALLrSCARLET" IN FRONT AGAlN-A
RtJNOR ABOUT TENNY.

EurllDgtOn Won tnc DcIlHollt 'p'"N' -
ryle and in fast time with the crusher OF 10 poumu
~ III bach but the cIamor of his victory is dulled
So the conviction that the colts he beat are the oV
rre,cbed lot OF crawling sprawlng threey ear -oiu
eounterfcts that have been seen on ing U'i ~
Ecuador's year. Burlington is gOou ooi' W
doubtedy the best of his year so far Dnt the VIM
not vet ready to Join the universal shout anu ,' nm
great. lie has Won three creditabe Vc'orios' o'' -
NOT be said that he has won them rom Hoi v'
.vor .nnroacbinr high class. IL would take LUNG
ulachhurn or a sensation TO concede from tWel'c "
twenty pounds 10 really good coits' anu Dun
has not yet proved himself the peer Oh c''"o' ~
tvo-vear old form was not frstchSs DS any "'o~
though he often showed speed OF hish o'uoi anu
,ootr ~ s,avinr mower lie is simply good cot IN
great luck. He meets poor io' anu O."'' ~. =. +,
out effort ST. Carlo may turn him down. put IL Is
ood uhe,v that any other threeyear old in America
,ru taho his measure provided OF course, the housh
BROTHERS 20 slow with him ana 40 ho' rdoo
him of his legs. The rch uiiee!eai-o -ou ''~"00 0
st his mercy. Devotee would nave mane MN run
YESTERDAY he had been in MS best 1or' Duo De'o'ce
hsa mt been feeding well for week, and his astute
-. . silent Ephs Snedeker. could take no liberties,
- M risks with him. He did not expect him to
GET place though Garrison, who rode hlin tboueht
h. weuld win II reported that Edward Kelly
and ". L. Hammersley won largely on DevOtee for
place and one two three. but that is not true Both
lost ON the race The Hough Brothers were more
winning $40. The other went in more boldly, plac-
ING 81 200 OH his colt al TO 1. Burlingon's price
was 10 to 1, but it was quickly cut down,
closing AT skies. .Padishah had received special
preparation for the race, as james Rowe was very
anxious 10 win the stakes for Mr.. Belmont, and on
the strength of his fast work the public made him
favorite. Chaos was heavily backed by many
shiewd judges of racing, but he had probably run
his in his trial, as too many horses 90 these
days on Monday he worked mile and quarter
IN = :o7 12. That settled Chaos. lie showed no
speed in the race. Tournament and King Thomas
we're woful failures Torso, Kings own and Jersey
Pat were not expected TO do anything but get IN the
way. jersey Pat didn't do even that. Yes. nc diu'
too lie got in his own way.
The race was run to suit burlington. For seven
furloncs he lay well up In third place. Torso and
Kings own leading him up the hill. His hackers
watched this ascent with deep concern. Ihey fel'
that If he did not drop too far back in crossing Tie
Matterhorn he would surely win MI expected his
weight 10 tell against him there and all agree
once In the stretch. coming down the tobosgin
slide. his weight brought ldm along ana e she
aud Devotee. by desperate squirting. got up to
caused him TO swcrve toward the rail. But he raj
lied in instant and laying himself down to the
whipped out, beat Padshah hall a length for the
place Ihe time, = :o7 d. is within second and
Quarter Of the record. hut time l. no criterion. Bur
lnet0n pulled up the freshest horse in the race.
the failure OF La Tosca in the Larchmont stakes
was crushing disappointment TO all the friends and
followers OF ile maroon and red ne, crushing a;
crushing FIayia. the other representative Of the
maiden 1ly race as II she objected to eSns benz
SaSs' Sere decided fSvori1c in TIER respective
DR.. Hasbrouck, winner OF the Lsfchinoht S,dhesi
/, said to be not many pcuads behind Russell ana
Ambulance. his stable companions This is doubt
iul. very doubtful indeed, sun the Doctor 49, Is a.
IN nriy, "A chance AT the tWONPif-
By strange freak of fort,ne and a stranger
HsrdCap by IIeakncss horse. I'm,
race ought have brought to the post good fed OF
handicap horses, but somehow or other II iailed TO DO
Il only four selling pl.tcrs ram and at the weights
the race was Gift to Montasu
IN interesting rumor is to the effect that Ienny
will not start in The suburban. Nobody seems TO know
the why's and wherefores bat everybody is specializing
on them. Come. Mr.. Puislfcr, give US race: surely
rou cannot think Of keeping Tenny Ill his box next
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST EACE-MAIDEN TwOYEAR.OLD FILLIES.
SO EACH $50 ADDED FIVE fCRLoNGs.
A. Bclponts ch f. flavia by ST. Baisen en;,tIayna,
EaiS; Dry ss.ss1 es c LGGSI aSs. l'G
i had1s,sy g sy'.s saSe, BE- O! E'5,' faos a2sf
s. + Waico,,s Wal G sql'i b. Daen ,,ifi tosinstoj
iianoy,T stables ch f. by Ncptune-Ama. no
W b Jcnning.'s b. +. ny Pizano-KeHIle ITO
Time-l Ola..
49sas 5a.5 p j Io's ra5s . fRps G9 ii sT
he,3e for dPs " 10 < % EeG6GTa @ 10 vsas Aas
64 @' to TO FSoa 9Soa u to butSh SS Gr Is I 70 Alma y
- Mu.qsl>nFlava straight sl2, place IS e5 LeOnOra
Aiter delay Of ten minutes at the post an excellent
made but before the youngsters had FUR
long there only in the race. Favia went away
tom her horses fast that pursuit was hopeless She
led practically all the way and won in the easiest pos
by three lengths Leonora, unGer punish
quarter OF mile second two lengths before
Adena who beat Floze,te four lengths. Bertha Camp
bell and B~ty Prather did not start
SECOND RIGHTEOUSNESS HANDICAP. $50
EACH. 1880 ADDED. IL MILES
Preskne.s stables eh. =. Montagu, by Mof;iuer-
s McDOaslds b. e. e. Philosophy l. io6 diarncsj
keystone stables b. Z. Ton BcoACr aged loo.tsmsj
Betting Mqntsgg itayofite. to :. Philosophy
B'nng tor place Montagu none, Philosophy TO q
Masaal,DMon,as" Straight so Is. place SO 20 Phi.
losophy place a. So.
Barrs,er got the before he post and
for wonder siiciferous hemin,hod forgot 10 sulk
He Philosophy. neck and neck, made tho running for
mile and quarter, while Montncu rated along four OF
nye lengths behind Ten Booker chucked IL up early and
va. never within hail after the quarter In the
stretch Montsgu easily ovehsuled the Leaders and won
without EFFORT by lengths Philosophy second eight
lengths before Bsrhstcr Ten Booker nowhere Waiter
did not start
THIRD RACE-LARCHMoST STAKES TwO.YEAR
OLDS. $50 EACH. 1850 ADDED. SPECIAL
WEIGHTS. SIX FURLoNGs.
J. 4. 4. II Morrls's ch. G. DR.. lis-brouck by sir
Nodrsd- -Swsetbflsr IFS n Garrison
g b Norris b. Strsthmeatb, 1)3 ...- iSt9Nsll
J. 4 A. II Morri-'s ch. T. Reckon. 40 nltteneldl
A Beronts en-. 4 La TGsca. 10 tHamlltOlJ
iAeod BrotheJs By MONTEREY, ll3 ,.... Iaiall
S.lS.T; y II $.qdSs S'7'ii:''''' 4: 'O'N iEsI:S@
kaneoc1s stables b. T. Lima jl5 ......... Taylor
W " Hsason's br. c. W. u. n ii3 ...... fClsytOnl
Bever~yes Stables b. T. Bertha Campbell. no
lSteNen-OuJ
sunol Stables eh 2. P,olemy. liS .tDwyeD
Time
Beuinf 10 wn-Dr Hssbrouck II % g. Straubmeath 30
70 iecs cson g La Iosca liasort ovens Lima 70
1lsufne = n ! Monterey 30 / Retreat hv 30 % l.
g. I.
Betting for plals-Dr. Hasbrouck ( 20 , Strsthmesh
~ u J. Hr,ken 70 ). Ia To-cs % 2 Luna . to 2,
liandne u ], Monterey 10 to Retreat nly 10 10 /
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