New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
prSSELL IN WINNING FORM.
ur CARRIES OFF THE DCNMOW STAKES
uu11C LINTRIGrANTE Runs SHoCK1NGLY IN

urR RACE-RACINE COLT OF CLASS.
orc conld find any fault with the weather yes
,.r at Morris Park. but the track was heavy ana
,chy The attendance fell below cxpectauon' al
..o,oh il was OF considerable proportions. fcrtaps
80 folks in this part Of the country are gctiinc ""iiH
- their losses which. like woes. do tread npoh each
,.rs heels and have been trcadng in that way ever
,rce the sprnc. The dspa -sionac and di'intcre>tc
ohs.rer cannot escape the conclusion that racing mas
hpen overdone. There has been too n'n'h "' IT, -
orsot many people Who in the carry part VI
me season full of zeal and e1thi-lasn arc
heartily tired Of il. Moreover thouSahus VI
.rB.nt votarics Of the turf have had their
nocsetS so shrunkcn hv the singular aud crra'lc
performances Of tie horses which they have 1ahcieu
that they have no more money to spare TOT ''c en-
richren " the bookmaker> or for the SWeiiR 4" TIE
prodgions profits Of the ractflack>. "hNn spcc"'"
tiou was its height in Wall street. few wears as"
brokers and spcculstors could hardly imagine the
mourrfrl state of things which has since been the
custom there the long and drcary time
during which hundreds OF members VI
tie stock Exchange have not been
allie TO clear their Office expenses. The attendance
and rroAts at Monmouth Park and Shcepshcah Lay
in 1890 have been larger than in any previous year.
hut II j. plain enough that the public cannot always
n,dure the constant strain and the constant draft
pn,p their resources and the day of depression ana
duluess Ii certain to come for speculation On inc
trrf As il has come for speculation IN STOCKS MI
Morris is unfortunate in that his October meeting Has
teen afflicted with much villanou> weather. and IN
tina, il comes at Zine wlrn'whoc legion> of paupers
who have shown interest in I'll" past III racing nave
,e,ume woln out and poverty stricken through Their
a.vo,i,n TO the rvalrics of the thoronghbie'i> and
have Turned aside from their contemplation 90 ase bn'
uncertain hoi>clcsh 10 trH 10 rcpicni>h Their empty
p,ckctbooks 10y hard woiN
S,De owner, and trainers complain because Mt. MOI
Us add, only $50 instead of $1,000 t" many purses
,,, Nr Morris has mad" up Tor tins reduction 10y the
liberal sun, which he Ia. given for III" important
stakes. STAKE, v; The class To which "hH Fi''"o OF
cv,n les was added at Monmouth PARK ana Sleeps
head Eav ee, $1,000 and 500 added money
=, Morris Park. =, the proprietor OF THIS mighty
racctrack cannot lie accused % par~im"ny
j.; ,,csc matters, Ana what good reason is there in
tho world for Offering Sl.oH fit short >cramLcS and
da.hcs affair, which d" not t'>; hos"N running
o,;,,v or class al all. >prin;>. III which broken
down roarers have almost a. good chance ~ an
,n,i. that arr perfectly sound in wHd and hmb
In t,,c ProoctoIy stakes. for tar'" N"'r-"d' h't
=. q dozen proltuc starters published. lat the
r.nn,ation of Racine frightened oni a! except 'h'"'
and Dr,dces. Nc.thcr If the" peer creatures c'""
r,akc Racine run al al. lie merely played WIN 'h"m
o,d mad, them spectacl'S for III" Je"rint OF men"
women and children. Ciao> wa far blow Ms MON
month Par!, form. and WIS beaten a'ar "N for the
.,oo, ,v Druidc>s " ole car question k"'ne
ro,t .nocd at a nile II would l." a contest OF ih'
a,~no,t interest il Tournament ar' u" '""io c '"'-"
,orc, her al tl,; distance. Perhaps II" "ie' P'.
Tournament on the rack in a longer Journey hu' al
,,ctnc men now believe Thai lac 'o'ld make l""r'''
mon, do his utmost defeat HIM AZ mile - COZ"
,i,,ons WAS Racup's superiority 1" Irhl''>o an"
chaos that tlcr. WIS scarcely ANY betting on ' r"'
Dunmow stakes. for twoyc;r-ois. WIN W. ~,
mont's flv La T"S'a. strong i"N"''V' ~
Belmont expected No. 10 VIII ana was P'>'"
with several members of his iamiN y -
mort got abroad that he would start foo''i'' ~
s,esd Of La Tosca bat there no truth III ths al
thh,oh perhaps he regretted after the race mat Nv
had not started Potomac. for fo'omac W"'" '"
douttedJy have won, while la Iosca so' '''"" paw
oDly Mr. HAge.n had engaged HaNiiV'" " 'u
Enr,s in the third SUI jec'. OF course u ''
peimoDt's consent But Mr.. Belmont very prop
.-,v Acel,ned to permit Hamilton 10 ride EnFu> Il,
Enxus Is an excessively hard morse 70 ''u'. .a
n Hamilton had been on his back IN ac9pci
an,xh 10 would have been so ~eakehe" anu - "
.-..n how'd been taken ont Of him mat lie ""'"
80. nava been able to ride la To>ca 10 Ul' 49,
.d,0c+aoe Mr.. belmont lost an important sake al
Monmouth simply because Hamilton h'' o'''"'
tae,ae from his violent ex"r'ionS IN f"IhS E''"S
,,,s, heforo he was called upon to take me mount
on Mr. Belpont's flly Her ii'ch"'''' "'S ""~
an Her Hishnese that day Was 0"e 81
W.. 1ss,h.st h. ever rode. and the oau~'
vas the tremendous strain on Inn from
riding EuTas r,.c. -,
account Of her vol Known abil'i, 10 rHn II MAUI
sell and about aio same o1id> against LlhN' "'''
lance Montana and the Mimi Ills were "i'hii""'
Ens.eII SIle N,C!cIiad and La 1p>'i io"t"' Wv
fight 0it the Ia, fnion;~ All 'i"' QUITE nav
dropped back Afrcr -ai!" Met l'llshh @'""'" -
have R...l! beaten for ~ Instant. A cam" arA'" al"
won the race Iy a head, with >iilc N'''''a"" ~
while La To,ca's head was ~ Sil'ie' neck.
IN The Fdcewstcr Handicap. at 4 milo ana ii h'''"-
Eurl, was III" favor.t with Mad-to"" Il -"'i-
choice II Hamilton had been ON Enfr> 'i''i'',."
I.d.. this horse lct,or than any o'h'' j" nv
ridden him TN, YEAR Erru- might hAv" Ead '''''
Bu, Tayl,r alhou,l. h. ride may good r''' >. "a "
ha,d,e thi- stubborn ,lugs.-h tilc =" a. !" E' all ~
speed out Of him. NJ. ln;ehs engaged i'H''' ~ u"
at.er Ne found that hr could not get iiAiHi"n' W."
ridden Mpl,tole NUT have VOL III" race i'' ~
ce, arlyh lie can hide with excellent c'c'' -" "
Then. .l,w, the worst judgment ""'h H'
IT, lis Lo., form. he fool-hy prIl'' D."
Maidstone behind Eurn,. IINjam"- anu .>''''
almost 4 NILE. II" al"""d lHia'H'~ 10 U'P'' '
Of The ra.l. aud IN every way inIu1ic"''N ~ ''
N,o-,oue', chances - t'.o-c Of frh!aine>' H' wa
,o,,rnlrI after the uuNi>c throwing a""' "
po,.i n, the r,.. III the fit h.li male 10 i'"I'.'
T., ., ,,,,,d tl.. field N coming into ~" h"'''H'" H.
lie id no. make a:y movement, on Mad '"'' "a al "
into th. last furl1ng when li'zJa'n'> IA" ''' '"'
a Lad /, overcome. Tl">f people WHO al" " ''''
Fac. ~, Nad-.,nr could not say "a' "a mar '''
frrIn,. vcr. mistaken. hrcauec Mi"~'"" was 'a'
f.. rizt.r.o, at every ~''id" thN'i-' 'H' Ii> "','
t,r,,.r ,,s 9,,,n.ri v.ih mach more force" strength
and power tAan di rtzjan"-. Eat 'HF'"'" h'.t'"
-. a., ,.., va. l..,-u hv 4 head and
Tt,,,mc- vnu the rae. \cvdGa VA a poor ,hu
(a.ftw, -ccn- have lp-t every trace oi j., D''ih
s,'a,'' Io" ,.,, H.. was a bad lt~j al! The wdf.
sn,1c ,,,,,. ,av that h" has 4 pm H"'i. Nht'"N'i
4 the matter with han. ne "i,'n ~ " nir'', ,,
h. cr rr.,.n enough Of Ms "d form I" run al "a>'
N>pn''d3h. ... ,.,.., ,.,,. Ola. n.,f,.,,
H. the second race. for Nv" Nci, "'a' ''e iI'" "r
arrc 81 ,h. ft>or:r. EIutrl:uih''. "iN dlHaE'H-H
bad She Disappointed all her ii'"'iH sh"' NM
AID DID ntt rain v !il ih:lfN p"urH> "l tr i'TIi "I'
~, l a; Blrp,klNn. she cam" III ah"iS t" Id>'
Rrnip IT, her preliminary .Ai,tF -" ,""ico =, w.
n.x. rim nh The mud easily c!"ugh. hut IA IN
rae IN, ,rls.g,d I" be ""mph'"lE crippled ana
ted up PAIN Eldsr Won "a,i' "''! h''hi'o.e . ~,
acar,i HIM While Early l.io~."ni -' '"'"id pla'"