New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

| maze any nlHeTencc IN t1c pceltlono VI ",iS VI
the horses at the finish. Some OF TIE hGIses
| were undoubtedly in better condition than others
Cassius and Strideway were far bette seasoned "a
than Roceland, FreHA. and Lonestreet, nut IL
must he remembered that any one who tres 70
| excuse RGceland FiIcnzi and Longstfeet necalsr r
they had not run before this yeSt mus mus penc pece
, in mind that Salvador also had t0t hdd iaUT ti
! In public in $500. and he was able 10 ".d. ni' m
the seasoned horses. II was popular oo vlcooIi ~
and TIC most obstinate caSulss ne hoSI pcd%d
dcvotces Of Tenny, Raceland and me resi- coIiu H.
rot dispute that their horses hao Deeh so"Hu''
beaten by better facehoise
GLIMP>Es OF THE OTHER CONTESTS.
The other races were of fair interest. hut they
could rot compare at all in zest with The Suouroan'
| In the first Geraldine was the favorlte, out W. T.
! Dalys Civil Service again proved that lie is among
the fastest sprinters in training in the Ini'eu
States and won easily with Geraldine secono ana
| Blue Rock third. Volunteers bridle slipped PACK
carly in the race and the horse stopped and would
! not run d step after that. He came In far bchlnd
the field. If Volunteer were only now the Volun-
tcer of last year and met with accident he
| could have given even the Tedoubtable Civll ser
! vice a tremendous tussle, and possibly Deatlhe
Perhaps ne is not perfectly III Set du an c''iiio ;
he came in last, with his bride lar down Ills
| neck.
The first part of j. G. X. Lawrence's ingenousy
arranged race for wo-ycar-olds, called the DouD!e
Event, was run the second race. The Morris
Stable started two the renowned Russell and
the far inferior colt, DR.. Hasbrouck Russel
|
| field The Scott stable started both Bolero ana
Miss Ransom. This race proved that Russell was
| undoubtedly short of work on Saturday when ne
| was beaten by Sale McClelland Garrison, VINO
| rode him. INDUCED the spectators with pretence
| of a race with Bolero, but Russell could have won
! by six lengths if Garrison had desired MISS
Ransom came with lively rattle in the last hall
| furlong, ana almost beat her stable companion
Bolero, for second place. Garrison only won by
| a IccS So, but generously y gave the crcdul0uS
spectators the idea that there had been something
OF struggle. while BolerO beat Miss Ransom ny
about the same distance. Russell was carrying
% pounds and Bolero -. John Hunters iiood,
lum had only 10 pounds up. but ran poorly. ana
came in far behind the first three Perhaps nc is Is
not all that fancy painted INN. Russell Is sun
the undmmed two-year-old star lie may not
be world-bcater, but when he is not short Of
work he give pounds TO any two-year-oh
running so far including Sallle McClelland -,
The Equinoctial Stakes is another OF Mr..
Lawrence's skilful and elaborate devices 10 pro-
vide races IN two chapters The first chapter
Was won by Reclare as two,year-od IN lS9g.
The same iilly won the second chapter quite easily
yesterday. She was the favorlte and Taylor
brought her up with a burst of speed in the last
| furong. Dr. Helmuth had set the pace for the
first mile. Then Reclare., Tournament and Torso
closed with him, and Reclarc came in at the end
and Tournament gave ii up like sneak. II Is
hard to be patient with this horse. who seems
always eager to abandon every struggle when il
becomes at all severe and Senator Hearst must he
cOndOled with upon having IN hls stable the
choisest collection of quitters ever gathered to-
gether by any American owner OF horses except
the unapproachabe sage of Brookdale, II. ID.
Withers. Tournament came In last. Of course.
Some time Senator Hearsts boundless amablltY
will be exhausted and he will then send ont for
small but efficient package Of ntro-glycerine
with proper fuse attachment few seconds
later there will he a burst of thunder sound. And
Tournament. where will he he ? You can ask Of
the winds that will strew his fragments around
several acres in the neghborhood OF Sheepshead
Bay.
In the fifth rnce the lightly weighted Peck dc
featcd the heavily weighted Eon 1t was not a
handicap, hut race OF special weight condit3ns,
hnp ha NJ a
had been too heavily handicapped. Captain
Browns rank counterfeit, Dclaultcr, came IN
third.
In the last race, one mile on the turf Waiter
son and Folsom made a dead heat and their re-
spective owners. Green B. Morris and &. Wal
baum. decided TO divide the prize rather than 10
run II over.
FEW OF THE PEOPLE PRESENT.
In the clubhouse and grand stand were many
Of the notable figures on the American turf. There
was Leonard w Jerome. who has done more to
found race-cOurses and 10 establish races on u
strong foundation than any other man in this
country. Mr.. Jeromcs interest in the Suburban
was unabatcd and his enthusiasm for the best
results and highest accomplishments on the turf
burned as brightly ever before, although his
army OF friends regretted 10 observe that his
step was feeble and slow and his form sadly
bent with the weight Of years Everybody was
glad TO greet him and congratulate him on the
most bullian, and auspicious opening of the
spring meeting OF the Concy Island
Jockey Club which he founded that had
ever been seen. Among those present who
are known 10 racing men in ever corner Of This
Republic were j. e.. *. Lawrence, j. ii. Bradford
Colonel Lawrence Nip. X. {. Livingston and
c. FelOWcS, who acted stewards of the meeting
The Judges of course, were Colonel K. W. snr
mons and Clarence Mcdowell. The starer-cq 1aIN
of coursc-waS j. I. CALDWELL and De VS. ~ his
best form. Among others who saw The Suburban
decided were Pierre Lorillard, ID. ID. Witncrs, A. j.
CaSsatt August Belmont, +. a. LOvccrait. Major
j. l.. Robertson, George Peabody WctmOrc, j. H.
Alexandra Captain Conner, Frederick Ioey, Major
Robert Hall, of Baltimore; Colonel Frank Hall,
0den Bowie, jr., Colonel Gather, Of baltimore
Dwycr Brothers, Philip and Michael John Hunter,
William L. Scott. Senator Hearst the lloush
Brothers, J. Is. 1aggin, Capat!n ). ). Brown,
Professor Lolsctte, Milton Young and James
Galway.
Box NO. was occupied by a. f. Wocott and
a party Of friends, and the one next adjoining on
the west, No. 3, contained Mr.. and Ms. Herman
Oclrichs. Mr.. Oelrichss young bride was charm
inely attired in dark colors, and was the centre
of an admiring circle. In ,neighboring boxes
were Mr.. and Mrs ". II. Sands, Colonel Zip and
Mrs j. NJ Waterbury Mr.. and Mrs Lc Grand
BENEDICT, Mrs. James Lord and Mrs Charles
Holmes: Mr.. and Mrs August Belmont, Jr., and
Mrs w. l.. Strong: Pierre Lorillard, Frederick
Beach, Perry Belmont and Mrs. August Belmont,
Alfred Slidel ard Herbert Robbins; ChHuncey
Floyd-Jones and large party: Mr. and Mrs A.
G. Benedict and Mrs Clement Moore; W. T.. y.
Stokes, J. Scavcr Page Miss Ice, Miss Cromwell
and Mrs Mcdonald; Theodore y. Vail and family
Major Lord and family, and Ward Eaton; Mr.
and Mrs August Belwont, Jr., and Miss Sallie
IIargous: Mr.. and Mrs Schuyler Parsons, Mr. and
Mrs Osborn and Miss Nelson; Senator George
Hearst and wife, Mrs. john Ioey, J. H. Bradford
and Mrs. Bradford, Colonel John r.
Fellows and large party Theodore Moss and his
daughter: Mrs. L. C.. Bchman and party of
young ladies'; Major !. l.. Robertson, and a
number of friends, Mrs. George Clifton Dobson
and Mrs Henry {. Dobson. W. II. Goadby and
large number Of guests Il. G. Livingston. Cor
| rcus Feowcs Mr. and Ms B F. Bcckcl. w
B. Putncy. j. II. and J. J. AlcXandrc. W H.
Kirby j. s. James judge Morgan J. C'Brlen and
a company of friends. Charles Parker and party
occupying two boxes: Frederick Hoev and friends
having boxes Nos. - and 81: Captain ". NJ
j. G. X Lawrence and guests in the governors
box and box No. 30: t. Amman and friends. in