New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-11

overcome the difference In weights between the colts
ouyhe carrying ITO pounds to Clarendon's 49, Tula
blackburn, who well backed, was third The
test OF the field struggled I'm with big spaces between
tne various horses. Senator Hearsts beautiful lly
MISS Belle carried many hopes and was the subject
of countless entreaties to the blind goddess. But
Fortune turned her back when Mdgcy raised his whip
before the first quarter mile was over, and poor Miss
Belle arrived in the badly beaten rear division.
An extreme outsider, Penzanoe, with the highest
weight Of all, 90 pounds, away with the selling
race while the favorite. Sam Wood ridden by Garri-
son. was second and the second choice, Kempland,
ridden by Thompson, was third. Penzance never
did anything worthy Of notice before, although
his breeding is superb, as he is by Pzarro
out Of the famous handicap mare Pnafore.
for whom Pierre Lorillard paid more than $4,000 Q
few years ago.
If subscription paper were passed around at all
the great Eastern racecOurses and turmen generally
were asked to subscribe to handsome testimonial
Michael Kelly on condition that he would never ride
Geraldine again. that worthy and excellent young
would be enriched in few minutes by an enormous
sum Of money. The public ferv0r and enthusiasm
the acclaim and approval, the wild delight with which
the announcement Of Mr. Kelly's firmly riveted resolu
ton to take the white veil and retire to monastery
would be greeted by turfmen generally would surpass
anything known since Beaconsfeld entered the streets
of London returning from Berlin with what he called
Peace with Honor. Mr.. Kelly means well. But Inc
doesn't know how. He is perfectly square. No one
has word to say against his integrity. But II he
would devote his nascent and budding energies to
the promotion of the principles of the Prohibition party
IN an active campaign In some distant county Of
Texas, and let somebody else ride Geraldine
he would become simply the most popular
young person In any way connected with any race
course In these United States. Geraldine was strong
favorite all over the betting ring for the last race until
the general knowledge OF the fact that Mr. Kelly was to
ride her became difused. Then deep moan OF
anguish was heard yelling up from every part OF the
enormous structure and men leaped upon each Others
shoulders struggled fought while they shrieked
Tor opportunities to back some other horse. Poor
Geraldinel She was in the lead at the end Of the
first half mile, and seemed TO be as happy and serene
as the cherubim that continually sing But then Ber-
gen brought up Eon with extreme CELEBRITY while Steven
son also did little bit of riding Worth. Kelly
tried hard He always tries hard. There is no
ack Oh zeal IN this young gentleman But # does
Geraldine, by some inexplcable concatenation Of
Eon won BY a couple Of lengths, and even Worth Worth
was successful in deprving Geraldine Of second
on, where was Fltziames Porter Ashe theni
One blast upon his bugle horn
Were worth thousand men
rdlden his favolite mare himself, few observers felt
Ashes probable weight in these days. Geraldine we~d
have been nearer the ont at the finish than she was
ss ssH
Kelly, WHO manages Mr.. Ashes stable. has been more
aspiring AND ambitious Geraldine has run III eight
she was ridden in line style BY Taylor Mr.. Kelly Kelly
ali srs respect To Mr. Mr. Seh aa
1t may DO respectfully submitted that to very few
human beings since the world began has It been given
10 be good trainer is thing. To be good jockey
is quite another And rare indeed is he who can be
both at once.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-HANDIoAP SWEEPSTAKES. $50
EACH, $1,000 ADDED. ONE MILE. STRAIGHT
COURSE. .I
Raas0s.. stables b RinDah. by MOrsemsrarar
j. Wshs;s Dr. e; siueg.ld, I, iOa.. lc%ysSa}
pw Hssf"Ss 5 5 nals sa afsa
s;rsss s:.ss sss,' r.:
P.iS' fa S' c
sAss il ssss !:
betting lSr place Ri.pah to !. susgard to l. Eurqs
h 70 e Pelham = Msrids fSnY
Bella b. Sluggard and Eurus seemed to be In the front
division for six furlongs Then the lightly weighted Riz-
pah front and remaining there to the end
without great difficulty by two lengths sluggard neck
before Gurus.
SECOND CE-swEEPsTAKEs. Two.YEARoLDs.
$40 EACH, 81, 900 ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
STRAIGHT COURSE.
Rosemeaae Stables b. f. Fairy, by Argye-Fairy Rose,
j. "A A. h. Morrss CHI. c. IintrisSans.a
/ Eya1:s DonShue, les u: (coSlHsssn}
p.sasnsss h STABLES e. h s sH 49,
& E BsnSss bs saiEsic
KaneOcas stables b. G. Lillian IaR5ley)
s. AshobfoOkes CHI. c. by Dalnacardock- l0s
D. gulsifors ch C. Judge Mitchell 1os.--. Rsaganj
Inneal ;l2st, .,,.r.n,e O n Con.
.,5 ESasns = % T,n Faissex G q
sHeSss q 10 H. Judge Mishsi 100 !" i:
Bsvi ny for piace-Fary eyens LIntrleuante to l.
Tai5yfew Beauty !, 70 F, ponS;
Is Euna 40 to /, Judge Mitchell 40 to l. Elastic colt
Bairyew led for a furong and deliberately stopped
Then LInrguante to the front followed by Beauty
ana Contribution and there good race to the WIRE
hundred yards of Fairy challenged the lou and after
brief dispute them home winning cleverly by two
lengths; LIntrguans two lengths before Contribution
THIRD RACE-SHREWSBURY HANDICAP. $50
EACH. 50 900 ADDED. III MILES ON THE OUTER
CIRCULAR COURSE.
August Bemonvs ch b Prince Royal by Kngshsr
L. SsaaSs cox vs. h. ~ Tristan
B. B. w Ssfs 5 :
Getting S.ss s J msa ays s'r
Esya 4ons &c T5'H to l.
Tomboy attempted to kick hole through the SKY ou1
FAILED whereupon he sulked, refusing to run yard
Cassus set lively pace up the back stretch LongStreee
cumming second Prince Royal third. Swinging int the
stretch the favorte moved fast and challenger Oass
ho fought courageousy forced to yield 10 the
superior strength Prince Royal then iooHeu
al winner but furlong post Tristan came up
90 ranidlv that Hamilton obliged to sit down ana rids
for his life. The Prince responded gameiy anu won W
head Tristan second length before Cassius VINO Dea'
Iongstreet eight lengths Tomboy was beaten OH ois'
gracefully. Sorrento did not start -
TorRTH PACE-HANDIcAP SWEEPSTAKES. THREh.'
YEAR-oLDS. $50 EACH, $1,000 ADDED oH''1N
FURLOYGs. STRAIGHT COURSE.
r Van Brunt's b. c. stryke, by Ten Brooch
Briliantcen, ITO n. I'D gmiiron}
4 T. Muholland's b. T. Tulia Blackburn 1l7.(hurphO
- Ave- Tme-l:1o4. ,...,o
potersboroug Caspar. Kayeloe fiossie barnseas ps
eli. Rosetfe Miss Belle kingsbrdge Martina COLI faco
and sweet Home colt also ran. - >,..o.,.o, q %
ana ptinS 10 win~stryke l. Clarendon Cavorte? :"