New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-20

was concednc weight TO Taragon might not have got
Kenwood home in the first four. Inc ncla
In the fifth race had frightfully fracnous animals
in IT, and they caused the starter great deal OF
trouble Wien tie flag fell Juggcr and Gypsy queen
would not move of with the Others. and were ieit at
the post. salvini led into the homestretch, wfEn
Hamilton brought up Fordham, and the blacK morse
won easily. Savini second, ana that eocm-
ingly hopeless animal Defaulter third W. "
Days recent purchase, seymour did ho' run
concerning Mr. Days purchase of this colt and what
followed seymour may be perfectly SOUND ior al
know, but there has been report abroad tha Mo ne
is A little unsoInd. After he won race al WesE
chester in which he entered to be sold 1or s-OUo
MIR DAILY ran him up to s4,2OO ana Dous ,ha, VIII M
f Ean s Rspecs felt very deeply parting
with the colt, he was poor man ana ,ac n tn
OF value. Mr.. DAILY generous and sympathetic
soul touched lie went to Mr. Blunt h aad re- re-
dreamed that Mr.. Blunt had any special fondness Tor
seymour he would have taken H,e re. morse Sa
away IRON him. lie did not wish TO wound the reel,
ings Of any his comrdes associates and l1enos on
the turf 1t was far RON his intention TO 90 any unnx
unkind ungcnerouS. Hence he said maenanm9"siy
Were Mn .S'' s % 1rs s'a if' d %%
y yca wan, him. put Mr bun5s rssfsis at parting
vita seymour had been aileylated by proonefc ad
had received from Nj. Daily in payment. lie
thanked Mr. DAILY for his liberal i old Ihc Spa6 aaa
grandee school. but declined TO take back seymour.
htro are all Of wicked pcssimts In TINS world,
and the schOpcnhauers and Hartmanns " inc 'uIf,
who can sce htte good in anything or anybody; and
believe that the turf Is OF the worst Posslple IN
stitutions in the worst of all possible worH, even
go far suspect that possibly MI pay, after
buying discovered some defect IN the morse.
which led him to think he worth lnucn less
than $4,000 and concluded that he had made
a bad bar ain. Now this may be wofully unjust 10
the charitable and big hearted Uncle Wnii"I. An!
, way, seymour las run twice since Nj Day bought
him II he were worth much S42O tian ~ 200
and yet ever more skilful in tlis world In
patching up horses and IN making the pest OF WHAT
may al times have appeared unpGoDislIg bargains
so. perhaps seymour may be an eXceleht invest
mcnt In the end
Iephyius Philosophy and IT. Luke were all so
well backed In the closing race, TIE hiHh "ti2ht
there was not much 10 choose In the quotations
against tic three while Il and even 20 10 could
have been obtained against GaIiiSonS mount, sill
lccil Philosophy ridden by Eeleen. linmilton
was on -. Ldke. Reagan rode IerylIs: fhlloSopN.
ridden as we'll a horse could be ridden, won with
a poor third. A.. o.,
Bergin has taken first place in the affections
OF owners and trainers. He can now command
greater number Of desirable mounts even Than Ham
AT IL lower weight than Garrison, ard the majority OF
owners and trainers consider his judgment of pace
superior To GarTi~Ons, and even " ter thah haill-
toms. His scat is good his hiidS are
light and ;rn and although he stu lacks thr wonder
full power at finish possessed by Nc iaushiln IN rs
best DAYS and cannot compare with Mclaughlin In the
Archerlise sw.ftnc>s III getting his horse INTO his
stride At the start. still his WORK IN lle sauolc as
rule Is Of conspicuous merit. and he Is on the crest
Of tie top Of popular favor. Ills ridhc OF Ken
winners and one second. raised his reputation on
loft