New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
KENWOOD IN THE CARLION
rorRy,MEvr GETS SECOND PLACE
.r..rr1 THE WINNER or TINE MAY SiNAN'
HOW Eox WAS BEATEN


c,rd,.on overcome class YESTERDAY -
- von ty a hor~c that had Dec" ~ ~, ha.,
,c,ore this year and most OF VI" w., -, ,ho two.
~" - -, t-p would never '"SN h"n-
~ A., ,,o. n, the carlton, with tournament
w. Go. ,t1 Chaos and vet h'"""'" o'''
- -, Ill, ,, the end simply because "e "'i
.pn,c,crt number Of races tli- wear =" P"' "''''
a. .dre In the finest racing U'" W
c.n,hlc The carlton had b'''h ""' -. 49,,
sav,u,e A. the first meeting '"' ~ 60. -,
cl,ss three yesrold, and continent ~, g,
- 80, ..,,tor Hearst was present Tor the hfN'
'''" and nj. hopes Of seeing MS stable
w" -. An. front vcrr high Tournament had
-, work I'M preparation for the CARTON
- ,,t,,b uar,r,tc was e -Nsn' isN"'''' ~ NV ""'
et ~ the betting. Tournament '"''"
Cd .,rrled more money than any """ '' ."
a.. -,,e Nearly all the best J""N', -. '" ~
,..c.. him 70 win. A. the h''''", go "" "''
= With SIR Charles foHoWciN "t the
inc nv -, c5 ,nng to Magnatr Cavuci
"''' hoi,e and Chaos fourth. Good
wa" ,1 .iwsvs be obtained against kcnwood.
a., v,tbers's Fccola colt and ii lmohV
800. outsiders in the betting. Mter quick ana
- .f,rt Chaos took the lead. and with tournament
canning second wa fr>t for three quarters OF mile
=, smart pace Then chaos began TO tire. and
T,.rr,rcnt took his place. ~ the furlons post In
A., ho,,estrech Tournament running well. and
.r,.s almost certain to win. But now Bergen. who
hs heep living we'll back IN the first half mile. ana
~ had Gradual, improved his position with Ken
100 came up rapidly. and his colt was 80 hardened.
an seasoned and completely equipped Tor severe
,o,es, TIA; he had uttlc difficulty n defeating TouTa-
mon, At the finish. Magnstc also came fat toward
enc front and almost caught Tournament while the
recola colt was at Macnatc', neck. Cavuga made a
uofpI exhibition - himself lie was never able 10
run a ward with the other,. Perhaps tie un"iSe ana
,niprous e,cc,, II racing 20 which he subjected
Isst wear Ia, t,kcn his speed. Ills speed may
come back but certainly ne had none YESTERDAY
The Nav stake for two YEAR ds was captured IN
Tho hsnd.ons-t and most impressive sye hy Russell
AID cannot be disputed that ms colt is one Of the
,c, I've, wear olds s~rp far ia 1890. He was the
f,vortc I'm the betting. with his stable companion
Ecclon. well backed. a, also Eclipse Fitzpatrick
rode Eclipse Who got a running start and dashed on
Of IN. ton speed in tho FIRST half mile. Garrison rode
ru..eu uit.lcacld Icing on Reckon with excellent
judgment, and although the colt wa> little SD" at
The hr ~ ihc nac. he soon had him fairly INT" his
.,ridc Russell had no difficulty n keeping tho pace
vln,h F,up.c set. ard caught and passed
rrIp.e without difficulty boo the home,trcich
yiroir. Al A., ease. hut Eclipse did not ran a bad
r,ee. and to mchly -reputcd Reckon. although rd
den ont could not get close 80 Eclipse.
r., tho Nav stakes. Garrison did something to
redeem the most dcplorable luudcr which he had
made in the second race. ono which spread profound
sorrow among The thousand> who a'ked The ft'"r'tc
Fon. u was a sad disappointment I" the pNFcr'
10 lose this race. of Eou Ncaw> just al pr-"nt I" Toe
almost the only horse IN n Their stable that Is 10 WI"
ming form he carried The top weight as If II were
fe,th,r. and passed ono after another Of the HELD
Of thirteen that were opposed 70 him. until fronf
from IN. final stride. he running - 'm"'''r
and with such power. that there Fe''l'"
L. 10 no' ~. rcmot,>t danger Of defeat 'a'
ri,on grew oyerconadcnt. took the big colt III
hand. and coming mp the strc''" j" ",
gallery st,le Eut old Hayward had been i'"'hs u'e
YONG nan i'm The ,lyc,t and Slre"dcNt manner
When Garrison went by Tristan with Eon' Garrison
concluded that Tristan soundly beaten ana ''"'u
d. nothing more suddenly hayward slipped tirous"
bv the rails and called on Tristan, WHO wa la
from being faSscd. and who RESPONDED VII" a..
electric Hash Of ,pcod. In fraction OF secohu
Tristan had shot by Eon. Too late Garrison "ahen
No and went 10 work Eon is 30 big and 80 powerful
col, with 80 long stride that after he has been
taken IN hand he cannot immediately REGAIN
his utmost speed. The result was u"'
Tristan Beat Eon, SOLELY through S u,ur ~ The
careessness, and the lamentations ana wahes oil inc
disappointed bac1ers OF the fivortc were bitter m
deco Garrison came 10 the ,i"hd TO "eiSh '" tnhs
extremely downca,t and ,hamcac Ell 1t IS non nheS
that he Wl be caught mapping % badly soon AGAIN
,,hie the half hr"iher Of King crab IN excellent
coud don and the races in which ne had run had done
the colt good. lie was the aNorie IN the hF'l race
and winner. with DonohGe' VINO had iio' h'en
n snv proof we're needed tha Judge Morrow j, not
three yerold Of meh ca %'1 sHpPn o , III M,
mp came In poor iaira fs hsn si,b is
in the heavy weight handicap at ak furloncs DE
fauIter looked upon almost . certainty by some
of the heaviest >pcculator, the track. Ncvcrthe
less. he probably short ot work. Tor, after run
mig well for the five furoug- be fell back at the
hulsh Bcllwood winning easily. Hamilton on Clar
cndOn had been uniuchy ~ getting thfongh me bS
Reid Of sixteen, but came mp at
great rate at the end only -uc,eedins. however.
In ,nat-hins ~econd place from Lord Peyton
affair at five furlons-. after ;et,ins on badly az
wa favorable the track ia>t. the aueIdanoe large and
enthusiastic. the management prompt ana elhc.enl ana
the starting quck and good. >e."r.l II The hcd-
oral.tv. Hence b. wa, excellent DAY port. Blt
tie Long Island RAILROAD fell FAR snort OF ~ duty
in trans porting passengers /" ana ii@i LoS I,tHd
Ci;t T'hcru wa long delay ~ East New York
owing 10 the lack Of en- ne power The hr-t Train
,cdlon, and iu-ufcrs,blc delay Wa caused.
A. showing the peculiar variation, Of form w.cn
three year Old, against each Other before they
are seasoned by sufficient racing. II j. amusing 70
recall the fact that the winner of the carlton Stakes
IN i5,, before after that victory, and wa9 really
colt of very poor qualify. me hIo'llyn DcrDi
Of is-g was won by Mr. Wthcr,'s Cyn",urr. aud II
was his only victory in that Year. Hence IT cannot
be considered by any means an indication OF good ca,.
for TO succeed, ~ Oh" mere fuke Of superior
condition ~ heating such horses rs Tournament Mag
nate and Chaos.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-SwE EPSTAKT-s. MAIDEN TWO-YrAK-
oLD> $40 EACH $1,000 ADDED. FIVE FUR
LDNGS.
A. Eeiuonts ch. G.. Charles. by st. BAise-Carita,
fOs car. ID lIJAiltOnJ
J. bans d.. q. Donohue 100 .itONngtonl
Castc stables O.. BcrnuGl lO1 -.-.-.-.f Biin"sJ )
], t4,tn.- i-tlIbr;u etlciuL 100 iltrg ~ .
O. MaiDsuI.'s 4 tlaudhc. Jos d. leit'iD y
KanCocas stable 4 EIl!de"r 10, tEc1gaD ~
L. T. \ D.. e.. >iI I.ac 100 .... l>ioihJ
bllfick NItLron , eli. T. Void 1OG (Cia'ton. q
". l.. : OTIS b. ?. Exclusion. 103 ...... Dt'yJ y
J. 4. \. H. MofIi-'. DR.. e.. Blltn. loj tLttGne) .
b. ". Str.-t'- en-. =. Boa ghiuu. 100 jones'
J. A. o.. z john NJ. III ~ td".'hJ y
Excelsior stable, bI. e.. J11e g. 100 fIHiofI
W =. Daly's blk. Adolf h. leC i-amblr}l
l.. { Bfuce's br q. BfysOl. 100 iStrNri'"IJ
C. MAXWELL b. e. NoID. pay q