New-York tribune., 1890-06-30

for race and the buildings and all the appoHni~mcnts m
Of the nealy completed t,aV .nS M, n1 r.
Wthcrs has given rs The ncs,-arrang'd and most per,
fccy appointed in n the o",tacs wGG oHSr Mon
mouth. III grand stand with it, over anFing roo.
shcltcrlng the lawn If it were GFc,; mncFels
what the highest engineering End archit'ftnr,1 l
skill accomplish There IS no,nlns ,a IFc countrY N
The betting ring is roomy lofty ana well sq h aho tho
IS S 81 m" S'ef sSd M Sf"v wher who endowed With
the most kind and compassionate feeng for S leow w
Of benches behind the bookmakers stands where
beors may ,r sit and count bnSaock 5SE mneGac
unapproached m anywhere In the world, adions the
betting ring. This is great convenience anu VIII
horses that always like TO have look at me odds
before they decide whether they are OUT lof oac onst
or only out for work. But the crownlng feature OF
even its most remote turns and cnryeS and srstchsS ,r
Is plain view Of every spectator In every hcr ana
corner of the magnificent grand stand.
Among Mr.. Kclly's guests were Colonel simmons. In
denrdils sunday mood. lending dignity 10 the party
". Il. Rutan, Clarence Rutan. NJ j. Corbclt, orlando
Murphy's passionate craze for close finish has
given lnore than one OF his hackers the Ecirtache
mover an ache OF another sort. Two years tgo Bald
WINS horse Volantc was 70 run one day az saratoga
and Baldwin, calling Murphy UP to the grand stand
Now, look here, Murphy. don't want want t,dnl any
mOnkeviug about t1ls Tdcc-hoic VI Nv,' r,t
nnlshcs You Just cut The old horse loose and SEND SEND
him along from the fall Of the Nag to the hlSh I've
,ot lot OF money on this race, ana doh WANT 10 Do
worried about the result ., =, - ,,,a ~, oo,,o.
cence and then in a low tone Informed inc LADIES III
paldwin's marty that he would " MAKE tne old man
aInt away" When the flag fe MurIM pnliel noian,e
back fourth place, ana hcld hn Sless ao.i'u I'S
Murphy trailing along quietly on Tolaf ;n a. an0"gn
he was out for a pleasure ride BALDWIN began 10
kict and Bit of big chunk Of tobacco and began 70
chew al tremendous rate As the h,rses rounded inc
iower t,,rn and entered the stretch Murphy began
moyinr mn inch by inch. but IL seemed an lml@ss
biIlty FOR him reach the Leaders, bht lie dia ana
oue hy one they surrendered until Wheh Wltlhh one
hundred feet of the wire Nolante had disposed Oh all
int nnc Thcn with magnificent exhibition of horse
manship Murphy fairly lifted his mount up 10 even
term, and in the last bound landed NoEhte Wihhrr
by q nose the sporting fraternity Term IT, ~ & An
trned 70 a member Of the party anu sald "'reorec
wish YOU would get these, Nolane tcket' cashed ano
hiring fhe money down TO the h0Iei Tor me-, III
Swallowed a chew Of tobacco which had ~ my mog'h
when thai black devil made that close finish
The following is probably The truth about Fl Flo
Rey: Or. Crowley, the veterinary surgeon WHO en-
a''iI'u examined Fl Rio Rey at st Louis ard pro
,,orrced him rOarcr and expressed the opinion tiat
he could not race In ms true ior "a Ir Hsr . ruaS
I,rurdt MIN. As there is possibility oi the horse
recnvering Mr. Winter has decided 10 send hlm home,
and i'm the spring breed some OF hi mares 10 MN ana
then .ry him again. While there are many races that
~ Rio Rev could win In his present condition.
Mr. Winter would not punish him by training nm a.
he is If the colt does not get perfectly well ne VIII
bc kept in the stud. The objection I" breeding "a
horse that will be absent 10 great extent IA
his case. He does not inherit the tendency 10 mat
aimcui from either side OF his family, his trouble be-
Ing the sequel TO acute attack"