New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

speed. all her staying power all her merit. requires
a Jockey who understands her and is familiar with
her ways TO DO her justice. Covington, knew moth
ing about her. and her back nc was about as much
ont Of place Five Points Baxter-st puIler-n"
would be in the annual meeting OF the godly So
ccty Of Friends at Westbury Long Island.
Niagara went Of 20 make the pace and COvington Id
Otcally concluded 10 chase him. Niagara never had the
fainteSt prsmatic reflection Of chance in this race.
All that necessary to do was % SIT stl and let
Niagara back to the other horses, as he was
immoraly certain 10 do But Covnston started ont TO
chase him with Her Ilighncs,. Niagara wa disposed
Of when the homcstretch entered. EuIus, ridden
by Garrison the favorite. Garrison cannot ride
Eurus nearly as we'll Hamilton can. and he could
not prevent Eus from swcrving IL the extreme outside
under pressure That settled Eurus. The owner and
admiierS of Tristan had supposed Her llchness to be
a certainty. and were backing that FLY. Mr.. Belmont
present and felt confident that his excellent
l!ly would win so did his trainer. II is matter
Of general celebration and comment that Taylor can
ride Dablo far better than any other jockey who ever
got his back. Taylor is good Jockey and esp cialy
good jockey on certain horses, and he rides Dablo
better than H. rides any other horse. lie returned
to WORK Yesterday, and had the mount
D!sblo. II hayward. jr., had been blessed al his
birth by a kindly fairy with moderat" allowance
Of intellect he never would have permitted Taylor
gct through by the inner rails with Dsblo. lie
had DablO in such . position That by all the
without fouling him or subecting himself 10 any
criticism. But he kindly and generously sacrificed
tho interests of the hackers Of Tristan those Of the
hackers Of Dablo and th@lght4illy pulled out.
Dlablo through and his speed hav-
Ing been carefully and judicou>ly reserved by
TAYLOR, he with great rush al the
finish and won the race brilliant style while
Tristan got second place from Her Hlghncss 10y half
length Oh, where was Hamilton then Her High
ness could probably have that race with 112
pounds up If Hamilton had been her back George
Coyingtoh could only get third place with her her
weight of lO2 pounds. Any good jockey coud have
got second place with her. And that's racing
II wac remarked in these columns
Yesterday that weight does not stop
Volunteer He carried l27 pounds and our easy going
placid and selfcontaincd friend Anderson won with
him without the slightest difficulty, while Mr.. Withcrs'S
stately. indlIeFently ridden by Clayton. second.
and senator IIcarsts Dailarat with Narvaez In tho
saddle. third senator Hearst and many gentlemen
from California seem to like Narvaez's riding But
that is a California demsion. Narvacz might be able
to ride one Of the -ea lions off the cliffs Just out
side Of Francisco. and might ride him
vse1 onSh w. tf be- Sealing in Rchrii,S Sea-
E,qumau the favore in the sixth race. but
although Hamilton rode him extremely we'll and he
VA, close second while Thcodo>iu,. Long Island.
With jockeys OF high class. Eclipse. Tcrrner
and Kdeer ought all have beaten Clarendon
weight handicap al thTee-quartcrs Of mile But
Hamilton. the best rider in America "a
coursc. Clarendon, and by sheer
dlnt OF superior jockcy>hip he the
race, while Kildeer got second place, and
Eclipse third. Terrher Is believed to have gone
around by way Of Westchester and has not yet been
heard from
In the last race Blithe ram in similar
style to Tcrriner 1t would have been only
compliment Mr. Morris on his first visit
70 tie new Monmouth Park for Blithe 10 have
shown IA little decent running Why he should have
attempted 10 I'm this by way Of the north
side OF the Harlem River is not altogether apparent.
but he concluded 10 do So Adventurcr easily.
while Latina second and Fearless third With
any other key than Hamilton Fearless would pTOba
bly, Ave been last. But, with Hamilton up horses
on tn sra ght track accomplish all sorts n mpOssi
bihtics.
John 4. Morris was extremely enthusiastic about
tie buildings and the courses AZ the new Monmouth
Park. lie said that Morris Park must have
r OF over IT'S grand stand. Ike that AZ Monmouth, 70
protect the spectators from sun and from rain In
that matter Nr. Morris has evidently brought back
from louisiana head which could not be improved
IN horizontal cvcnncss by the use II t.e0dGlitc.