New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
QUARTERSTRETCH NOTES.

Several minutes after the numbers OF the first, second
and third horses in the Lase Stakes had been hung up
Bergen wearing the jacket and maroon cap OF the
Roseneade Stable, walked into the judges stand and
claimed foul against Ambulance. Colonel Simmons and
Clarence Mcdowell thundersruck and even the dis
appointed hackers OF Fairy surprised as no one
thought there had been foul. Luehed pulled Ambu-
lance up sharply she crossed the finishing line and
Fairy ran into her. That all that anybody saw. The
judges promptly fined Mr.. Roses trainer s25 for instruct
inc his jockey to what they termed trivial com.
plant"
A. j. Csssatt president Of Monmouth Park Assoca-
ton, sailed for Europe on WEDNESDAY 70 stay several
months.
While the twoyear-olds were diminishing at the start
ing post stable boy let down the bars
and led c. Sanders bay colt Discount across the track
causing commction among the judges ana stewards
For once Mr.. whes, Mr.. Galway and Colonel Hall go;
away down dignity and the they waved and
shouted at that boy caution Superintendent van
Kuren toward him, and after much gestcuaton ana
argument persuaded him take the colt back into the n
aed He had scarcely when the red flag fell and
the race was on. For Discounts little diversion the
judges required Mr.. Sanders to pay into the treasury the
sum OF s25.
Phillip Dwyer expected Belinda to win the fourth race
and she would doubtless done but for an accident
that bappened to her the post In of the break
aways Flynn pulled up rather suddenly and the mare
catching OF her plates fell on her knees senons
Flynn over her head. After the race Mccormick iouhu
that she had hurt shoulder severely by the fall and
that was probably the cause OF her defeat Flynn was
badly shaken. 49,
Early Blossom the champion OF Brighton Beach, did
not do anything remarkable. Jimmy, SAID james 'o"e
Ia Mccormick her owner you'd better take the hy back
tn the Beach She's Ambulance over there, but mere
among these cracks, why she isn't in it,
Rowe was sure that Clarendon would be first or second
in the opening race and advised his friends TO bet on
him for place.
When Tournament staggered into the paddock after his
honorable defeat in the trainers remarked
I'm a chorus: 'Just look at him. Why, he's dry a. a
bone" Tournament was greatly distressed. His hanks
heaved like a blacksmlths bellows, and his eye ooAcu
weak, watery and dull ,,-
The best horse at the weights won" said fnhp
Dwyer as good Judge racing there Is on the euf
lust then his own colt Sir John, walked up here >
another Sir Modred he remarked casting his eye over
the animal and there something contemptuouS i'll MS
voice and manner as he added THE Sir Modreds won't
do'
This ia the way coored stable boy entertained loer.
~ q, rho naddock after the new mile and quarter record
was announced:
Gwen ole Saltwater poke e head outen de stall en-
sec de new record at mile n quarter, e say VINO oat
chppn OF dat record made down ter Sheephead ouer
dav wen Tenny vi shfn' long a my tall Heo' dat
vou panouetl Well ef dat dom beat all Whar q you
coma frum1 Jes' wait tell 1 gifts outen dis box en- Ell
don, Ak YOU den my name ain no Saltwater Whuts daV
.O31.7 Mars Byrnes Ie' out dis mint Please Mars
Matt des le me out ef dom set dat record down
har none o. desc we're cat never teen IT, deh
owine or drown myself in dc Little Silver Creek"
PHILADELPHIA July 1.-THE stallion Patrcan Is dead
He died at Belmont Park last night Yesterday Parcian
lowered his eight seconds In two successive
heats His driver aid him up in the third heat. and
the starter Wood Martin, substituted driver.
Patrican was the best bred stations in Pennsyl.
vana and gave promise Of being valuable in the stud