New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
GARRISON'S FINE RIDING.
WINNING WITH TWO SULKY BRUTES.
BoLERo GETS THE JULY STAKES AND NIAGARA
THE ELBERON

the course in spite Of the fact that the famous Non
mouth Cup, which has been productive IN preV"u1
years OF OF the finest contests Of tho tnri 'uI'N
IN a wall-ovcr for salvator J. Il. Hagsn has gone
to Europe and Mr.. ByTucs, the trainer OF MS orpc'
did not think it necessary TO Sta't flFcnA "l'h he'
stable companion. Hence Tat magnificent model oi
racchorSc Of the highest class in perfect cohdlu''
Salvador merely caIic.cd Owe" the course lehh| is AZ
good racing f1.m. hut VI. iuicr did not care 10 'l
him against >aIvotor at mile and quarters.
At thot distance the King ol the Turf would Simply
have made cofjn plate oi him.
II wa, a d4urhtfuI day for the bo0kmsker' VINO
filed their pockets with profits tIat compared wen
with the gains Of any previous day thh year Inns
IVA rue although the winners Qf the hrN'' N''""'
fourth sixth seventh ana eighth races were al well
backed. Iut SO mach money wa' put in all tAe'o
races on horses which were ladly beaten that the
pencillcr, mcrrily counted mp their gains ana "o"
the most expansive Of smiles they returned rom
tie nurse Tie transportation arrangements were -
good a. usual the way down. hut there "eFc
lam"ntaLlc delays the return Journey. some %
hc trains were overloaded. Of the engines were
ont q order and on both the NcwJcH,ey Central ana
the PENNSYLVANIA routes passengers dd not ieah lhc
metropolis until the dinner hour had long gone DE.
II would be unreasonable t. make much complaint oI
these exceptional difficulties when the previous rcoN
OF TRANSPORTATION had been 50 good but II Is 10 DO
hopcd sincerely that no such distractions and en-
harrassmcnts viii occur hereafter in bringing people
hack 10 the city. Of tho feds were 80
lar-e that Mr.. Caldwell did not nave MS
nsuol success In getting them OIL promptly
hence the racing not concluded untl inc u'ua1
time had elapsed with big margin over.
ToD with Hamilton in the saddle was tIeateu oY
many lc.in~ men Il he were an absolute cer'ai4A
for the first race bU like 50 many other horses Oh W
turf at present he is an uncertain -uIEcF' anu ""N o
fr.t second or third lie might have dohc De'"F'
orhans II his bride had not slipped back on his neck
Really these accident, u brides and other paris oi
the apparatus Of rum horses ar becoming si"PF
iptolerablc There never has been YEAR III hhF"'o'
America or anywhere else IN Nh'H 50 "''l
horses have been defeated by the s'"pd anu
icxcusabe carclcssncss Of stable attendants III Io'A
ing after the adjustment Of the Variou> straps anu
lurkles Trainers ought carefully 10 supervise 'l'>c
things themselves. 40 man can ma any Pct'>'
for relieving trainers Of the ScvcIe-t ccNHuc ""cl
thcv commit such important matters TO the care Of
stable boys If brides saddles rrthS ana every O''
of leather thai a racchorse wears In race were
looked after with diligence and with keen eye 10y the
trainer. there would be no breaking or shpiiAS o
brides or ANYTHING else. 1t is very easy matter 10
see that all Tie leather is in perfectly sound condition.
and u sec that It is 80 perfectly secured tlat
il VIII net slip. These mIshaps are bccomlnS - com
mon that tbs Jockey clubs ought TO take some action
concerning such carclcssncSs. Heavy hnc~ ought 10
lie imposed. II +, unbcarable that the favorit" ia
race who carries thousands of tue pubLc money should
be beaten by the dleneSs or indifference OF trainer
who Will not take pains that the bride or the
saddle j. secured so that Il cannot Zip or give WY.
Blue Roclhe second cholce,won the first race because
Bergen ouroie Anderson al the finish Andcrs was on
Maidstone. and nobody ever pretended that he c'uId
claim ANYTHING like equal ability with Bergen IN
flashing Mr. Withcrs'S stately, extreme ont
slider rot third place Rizpah, who won 50 easily
on Thursday was dangerous in this race because
she carried more weight
Garrison is now In wonderful riding form, and his
triumph, in getting speed and fine racing ont Of sEky
animals are impressive. II was through his cXccp-
tions riding that the suky BolerO, Who tried 10 stop
more than once the carried Of the july stakes
worth s. 40 70 the winner The ~nkc't OF or;eGoH,
Nelly BLY,, who less backed than any other animal
IN the race came in second while Reckon the faVore
was poor third. This like many Others. proves
that the twoycarolds OF 1900 As a rc are the most
yrctcbed in-auG.ouCrs imaginable There is not one
of them that has comc out ar who ha- not displayed
the most extraordinary and bcwildcrue variations Of
form Perhaps the most consistent OF the lot II Sale
McClolland.
Key West ran in the ".Iuly8 but unless h, can DO
better hereafter than he has done in either of the
two races in which he has appeared 30 far e must be
counted in the same class with F1a0ush. Both ara
fun brothers Of Firenzi. Fla,bu,h did win race
last year and on his 1880 form might hc estimated 70
be worth about three cents. Key West may be more
valuable, hut II" has yet 10 prove il.
The Bcvcrwyck stable engaged Isoac Murphy to
ride Castaway in the fourth rae, handicap al
mile and a quarter, but Murphy dl not scom 10 under
stand the horse we'll Taral understands him. and
did not ride nearly 50 good a race with him a. TIL"
has ridden repeatedly. lie lay far behind his heli'
way ont Of the in fact Jrcging by
his previous races this l. not III" proper
way In which 10 rid Castlvay Then, to1,
Murphy was extremely ur'ucay in TIE hom'-
stretch. A fulong from tho end Castaway was
in good place and seemed 10 have chance. bt lIat
most notorious aad hasrant Of swcryeis old EurGs'
swcrved into CynOsure. who caromcd against OAstI
way and knocked Castqway completely out Of the
.Yscf ted
ONLY won the race by head. with stockton second
C,uosurs third CLAYTON. the rider OF CyHoSuro, modo
a claim Of foul against Eurus. ON ina
face OF it il clear case OF i~ling
but the judges for some reason which no
one In; themselves can understand appear 10 have
made up their minds % allow 40 claims OF FOUL a.
Monmouth Park, and they gave tho race - EiruS,
with S,Ocat0n second, and Cruo,uc third. Eoth
Castaway and Badge have undoubtedly gone back
badly and YET but for The foulr2 Ca-t;0ay must nave
been much nc'rc the front than nc actually was at inc
end
The nnh race. for maiden twoyclr-ods, was Won br
the Proaknc-, stables Tava. al 20 20 a-ain't he"
4. Hummcl had a pleasant little ticket calHi@ l'f
5000 AGAINST $50. scarcely anybody oh I'd" 'F% WIS
81 lucky as Mr. Ilummcl, and the number % p'cPI'
who backed Flavilla might have been counted "i
the thunbs Of both hands and then pcrllap, one
hand micht locn spared at that Tie fdvorlt"
was Mr.. Scotts FLY Turmoil, and a t'cme'douS
fsvorife she was. Ilcr private work had bcon
simply apoplcctic. II she had up 20 her private
form she would have beaten tlat hod something Lhc
furlony out f the five. Bat she ], as ncr;0> a.
hystciical school S@ FED slate pencils and pichleo
When the fac fell she proceeded T. jump mp aad down
like paIa!yuc jumping jack, and would not ~ OF
with tho field. she showed electric speed in
the last hrlong, but was only fourth, Flb
villa winning easily. whlc Mr. BclmOnt'> beauty
got second place and Wcstchc,,cr. The half
brother of the renowned fremont, an enormous
Iahng, hut rather awkward colt who VIII 20 ar
better later, wa, a close third. Turmoil viii bc2r
plenty OF watching. - viii Wc>tchc,tc? FIHvlll1
will never again beat either OF these two Youngsters
The favo'ijc. Bradford, carried OF The -iNth race
A selling altar. There Is ~ question WhacNcr :h1t
Eaymond was second at TIE ,ul,h. lie beat .AroD
full half ength for second place. hut Art3
was coming fast al the rui7A tra' ia