New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
To Rim IN THE REALIZATION
PREPARED To RACE FOR THE RICH STAKE
FIELD OF FAIR SIZE BUT or 40 WONDERFUL
QUALITY.
QUALITY.

Tho Corey Isiand Juekcy Cmb will close 'ooN
the most agreeable. satisfactory and 'ufHne meeting
=, 81 bistory The public ha> been better enter
,,,ned and grtinci than ever before The weather
4, Tho main has boon The qualify OF sp'r'
a.. teen high and some - the races must taAe hcir
TO- IN . l,ry rank on the walls whereupon appear
Tho memorials ~ the greatest ot th'r"n6h""n ''"
tots For the Hnnl dav seven races are '"'f'S''
chic, among which win De th" rich r'o"oo hea"''
,,o, s,,hes nj mile and five urlons- ms VIII
,.ch Tho magnetism which always 0nd ineVI'ol
,,ocbcs a. The meeting, of the most reno"h"i anu
a., ,,,,e.t sueciuicr. II hOrscnesh not one OF tho
e,oyet that are expected to start Tor the he'h'"-
40, can 30 considered anywhere near h'rt
class: IN fact. IL is doubtful AIMING wv"
ran M, selected IN animal that belongs properly !" '
,.c,,ri chs. There are mo- salvatore. I""'"'' '''
. -, t,irrston. ln TN. hot There ere no ko''hnd''
s.ror,,n. OF Prince Royals rhcro are even u" h'l
upe+cms no Judge Morrows. In wear when WI"
a,,,ava ne looked upon %, turning ou' an un''"'
,,,,,lv and even conicmptlhN bad lo % th''T year
old, the ach fog the Realization dos NOT W, mao ny
any means the best even 81 bad year Anu lv''
with these drawbacks. The finish HAY nc 'N"''N'"
clos. and the struggle may ice severe troush""' ''
iourpcy The Realization viii be i'und o'-'u''o"
furthaT in another column ..,
Tho second and final chapter Of the DouhH hVc"
tu al.a be decided tO day and tle problem whether
pussell can take up i23 pounds and defeat st''h''
a, Iis will puzzle racing men until the ''H'9' "
over TIE strrup cup. the distance II when III '"'
GOOD old DAYS two miles and furioug' mas u'o'
en-, down 20 a mile and lnlf In former year "'
r,ce brought out the giants Il the turf bat t"oaS
cha, hest that will 60 the post are 'a~>ns anu
Fon THIS pair. however. may do some lively rE''
,,s with the neht weights. Exile has shown Us wn''
can ~, accomplished IN the way Of running Two U''N
ON tho tnrf with high weight mp. HI stable COM
ranion Tea Tray Is the top weight t'aN N'''
Taraeon. Neither Of them approaches hN'e "''
fwm. but TINS field is numerous croncL ana U'
weights arc sufficiently well balanced e. lu''N hopes
of a brisk run and a close result
NJ bradford /. taking much Interest IN the peri'c'
,,r ~ the Instantaneous Photograph Of close hu>''
remarkable progress has been made iu getting clear
aud effective pictures Il the exact relative po'""D'
of the horses ~ they the nn'l line "r'' '"e
nhotographs Did not cover sufficient ground ana VnN
ibo 6rst and second hor-c- could IN seen hu' Ne"
oon has been 20 ENLARGED t'ut now p1ot"sRph~ are
shovo displaying four five or even ~N h"r~cs u %
r,,,n., lat I,aycs nothing open e. dispute.
an, Monday Paragon AID -. Luke made 80 close
eu.b tha, mono uf the spectators could til WLl'h "i>
Che winner and thc judges. although they gave tn
rae Ia Paragon. could not feel absolutely certain ma
r,,,sop h,d Won hy much mov than an inch or two
s the most uRt the Instantaneous photograph OF IA"
er,.b presents H. the eve the exhaustive proof Of
,A eoecness II the judge decision. showing Tara
son's nose snd pcrhap- half a dozen inches 'c'
,an,v not more. before - Luke When instantaneous
d
- cxeellonoc whIrh now appears 90 Dee ass'nrd. };
VIII AFFORD ndlspuatlc evidence 60 confirm ue pla'cs'
of Die horses and ~ be valuable adlunot to thc
decisions of tho Judges. II ought o. H. adopted on
every acecourse. and no labor VI e. pciNe shond be-
SHARED in mailing IL, work successful beyond criticism
Nh Bradford has devoted much time and pains Z"
attain these ends.
The racing Yesterday Will not lie remembered BY
postertty for many eoncrtfoqs. ~ ~ Wa far
IA. lrst pf
Tho horses were cheap stun and their contests were
not ngularly notable. Lakeland thrceN carroll coli
phoenix by Mr. Pckwick out OF Bonnie Wood Wa
Looked upon a. a certainty IN the brst race bS uio
hest Informed tnrf.neu and wa backed down from :
10 l AGAINST 10 . % on Phoenix required como
,,ouSing and some vsorou, riding hy Hamilton b"'
won easily enough At the end while Glory got second
nl,ce and the Judges decided that Drldcs> and Ban
11e-he had made dead heat for third POSITION a.
though the spectators felt sure that Drude'N han
beaten Ban C1ochc by head
raral has teen doing some good riding Of late on
the horses Of thu Bevcrwyck stable but d" dl'PhN'd
a amcntalc incompetcucy when he tried 20 ride that
hard h.odod swcrvluc sulkv. boltug brute, Major
DAILY. Thu colt has speed, but Hamilton Is almost
the ONLY Jockey that has succeeded ia getting II
ont. Nearly all the other riders who have been on
hi. back having failed to make him do his best
Taral made the costly bundcr Of nearly choking ana
siranging Major Daily by his tremendous pull Ia tn"
cvitable sequence was that when he c'llh
upon the colt Major DAILY. instead OF going
10 the 'front.' svlnlg retired 10 the rar ana
STAYED there Actually he SLOWLY, and nlnch
more slowly at that, under Taral> urging ana Hols
than he had run under the su'ocating pull which
the foolish boy had kept upon h, head while ne Wa
leading the field up to The homc,trctch When ne
dropped back Coyington brought mp Captain brown =
colt by Ten Brock out Of Belle Of Nantura ana won
the race at his leisure. while senator IlcI'ts nam"
some FLY Mis-, Belle got second place. T.. t. Mb
rss colt Watter-on ridden by Hamilton, but even
Hamilton could get little ont Of him and he came III
third while Major DAILY and Klngsbndgc were beaten
on Major DAILY the favOritc at ) 20 ) on ana
Wauerson wac second choice al tn l.
Bereen,s skilful riding has been much commended Of
late but ne did not his usual judgment IN rIdi-
sorrento In the third race. lie made the mistake Of
living too far back with his colt and riding nm a. II
he were the fortunate p.sc-scr of great burst OF 'pd
At the finish Poor sorrento had anything Of the
so1 In order 10 win races wsth HIN II l. necessary
IN rate along with the field and not to lie outside ana
trust the issue to rush AZ the end bctlci Ti"o'"'
Sorrento would have won. As II was he was beaten
by a neck by Guy Gray, the favorte. Ioth hor'''
we're well backed. That most pcrvcrec ana cross
grained Of the animal creation. Barrstcr got third
position.
Bergen was criticised for his riding Of sorrento by
the shrewdest and most sasacious turimen' Hamilton
was ccnsurcd even more severely for the singular
manner in which he rode Eric in te I"uI'n IH''' "
handicap at one and three centlr mile ID WHO"
Eric had only 100 pounds, ana was Il strong h'"i'"'
throughout the betting. Ca,tlway III the race al
LIS pounds. Exl carried 12O, not l2'. a. wa' mis-
takeny elegraJYed from the track and published III
all the New York papers yesterday, and Tristan had
l2l pounds. At the Brooklyn meeting Eric carrying
the same weight with Castaway, beat Castaway III a
aardfougm race in which every strde wa
siubborny contested from the fall OF inc
flag. Hamilton was then Eric II Hamilton could
ever be induced to give any reason for his actions
IL would be interesting 70 know why after having
defeated Castaway by riding in that way at even
weights, he should have pulled Eric back ana KEPT
him several lengths behind Caataway III the ruck
when Castaway was giving Eric nineteen pounds
This IS weird my stery Of jocheyship II there Is
any defence for any explanation Of IT, IT would
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