New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23

ton and questioning number Of jockeys. the judges
very properly disqualified Early blossom. put her
back to the rear, gave second place 20
Flavilla and third place to Annie There
was naturally some grumbng among the
Brighton Beach element that had backed Early Blosom
for the place with much confidence and much money.
Eut the foul was clear one and Tie DUTY Of the
judges was plain enough Yet there Ola seem to be
was expressed 70 the effect that when foul was
claimed the other day on the part OF DiaDlO against
Loncstreet a colt belonging to the DIVER BROTHERS,
Who control TWO r'cc'yu. 'hd' 'oHP.Hht wa
dismissed. Bad - Early blossoms loul was
yeslerday il was no; whit worse than was tn
iornng Of Diablo by Lonsstrect, Or than or two
other cases OF iOuins that there have been at tl-
actly why rsuion Beach should be tIeat"d with any
discrimination lI This matter Why Early blossom
should have been sent back when Long,trcet not.
Hamilton rode 80 Quccily yesterday, rolled around
in he saddle freely and AGED 80 strangely that
most O. the spectators Supposed that 10 had been
falling prods,ods doses OF pdIesorc Or Of something
alcoholic for the colo or somr other JHly complaint
T." ms Violent efforts to reduce weight in too short
lime thai DE had tried TO get down from III pounds
inc had made him 50 weak taat he could hardly stand
lis riding was certainly feeble and faii beyond cA
BY mat >, IT, ~, joGey sh91G ID have ave
raa. he had good chance with Clarendon, but nearly
tumbcd ont of the saddle at the finish, and finl amc
Tho fayOritc. won, with Clarendon second, while NJ
Wi.hcrsS oddly named FLY Chemise was handled by
CLAYTON in way which was mastery illustration OF
/ oXactly how not 10 ride a finish
Bnt in the fourth race Clayton was successful at
last winning with sluggard suggpud did not bolt
across the track this he did in his last previous
race But this probably due TO the fact That he
was hemmcd in by couple OF other horses by the
bn, did not handle The horse with 80 much skill as
Taylor has shown on Diablo TAYLOR generally sue
ceeds in making Dialo run straight, but with bergen
Yesterday he sIerved frighfuly at the critical point
OF the finish and thus lost the race to Slueg9rd but
succeeded In saving second place from Deilnter.
The rules OF racing have been changed this year 50
that owner is allowed to start more than one horse
proper and admirable old rule forbddmg an owner 70
start more than one horse in such race changed
Under the present rule an owner might star thir3e
horses which might run frNt second ana tmrd' anu
then when the winning horse !, put up at auction, ny
and thd horses the owner Of the hor-o would
be perfectly protected and the cling part Of tne race
In the face OF thi, obvious fact who could have been
SO foolish as to advocate ana [rS ihronEn eryiSe
Of rules , J. Duin, VINO obtained an nlehN Iauio
reputation years ago in Chicago, h2d Nv" hos
VA t's az hnri prices IN te BOOK Tecac she r1
second T. Iaqo on Saturday. Village Maid was an
Wajd won the race by short head from Rico tic
whole width of the track separating them. I;f"
much fsuced got off badly and never had any chance
al five iurlongs in SO large field.
course from the grlnd stand or rom the iudecs
SSnd Of the T G the last G Gc She led All the way
second place y nose from Eclipse the two being
~ thcv SURPRISED i'm The ffh race that laco had g,t
width Of the track fiat deceived them. Volunteer Wa
well backed but IN" houudo~S desert Of sahara the
sandy stretch Of the ztraigheway at Monmouth seem,
to puzzle, confuse aud embarrass him. He has not
run we'll at Monmouth and he ran Shockiuclv ycster
clayton gave another astonishing exhibition Of his
wonderful skin as jockey on stately Perhaps Ma
tie present At least he dd not show anything Ike his
usual speed ard was beaten of
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RAcE-HAND1cAP SWEEPSTAKES ego EACH.
81 O ADDED SEVEN FURLoNGS on TIE
INNER CIRCULAR COURSE.
]. Il. Har1n's or. h. Fitljame'. by ky" pa'v-Iiec'
Aysu;, Il mont's b Clarendon. s ic' a,rr los,
d D. w,,hors's Dr. T. Chcm,c, oC........c .aytonj
De h9ae. B. r. r 6a2a yaadi aged
Betting to wln-T.ajsoes cfayoiiso) to Z Clarendon
c Betn9 for p Ts95dr to Gr'%ad to T.
Hamilton Wa so from reducing a. 70 be un1ul"
70 sit the saddle The spectators feared tat ne
would au every movement OF his horse over when no
seemed 10 have no control through sheer good luck
no managed TO keep his When the nag fell Clarendon
ran TO the front and without assistance or guidance re-
NAMED there for SIX urlongs. Then lvtmes headed him.
and Hamilton made attempt at riding finish which
On, ,aa,lv rtfl 20 Loo! AZ. than useless
In the final s,rucRl his feeble e1ort tending rather 70
check hi, mount help him along so Ii1hin'- Won
by neck: Clarendon second neck before 'hemi' VINO
va, shockngy messed about Tanner dd not run up 70
.Dnec.a,ions Bergen was engaged 10 ride him. but dd
not arrive at the track in slime The ODDS which opened
! A. 10 arsnst him fell oil to % when sims was
announced as thc rIl'F' -.. ,,-.,.,.c ,ru,o y,.,r
/ SECOND RACl--OOLLfHN % 10 WV n N
| OLD FILLIFS $50 EACH sl,jo0 ADDED.
SPECIAL WEIGHTS SIX FrRLONGS ON THE
/ STRAIGHT COINNi'
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rri,r,SHs Sta6l,.. Gin Flayi!a. by Macduf- Vinare
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