New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-15

nnorance to the general public than mud bath at the
ito, >prng> of Arkansas taNen 10y a ~ nInt
cont might be- No that Tenny, the winner Is an Ia
valid or cripple in any wa. 20, o o5s Ip
han Tus.cII is Bal the scratching Of SalVator
Frcnz and Come to-Taw. and the >ldrlils 20 r
49, Tnnuvs sole antagonist. made the race OF no more
interest rhan struggle between Two car no'|c ,,c
yoked to Broadway car ,n TO other a M' the end
~ a mile and a half crawl would be Inc "lio' i,
unatic that ever escaped from VAIN hat urh
r., 'lp CUP with it, noble memories and
hn+ wa, noiinc bat an exercise raop in
for m" suburban for Mr. pu,fcrs renny
ld d Sorrento in the first half mile. and,
making strong pace all the way. won ~ a. l - ,
cnd NJ hi, work, and seemed even 70 imp hite.
Prbana 10 viii he the favorrc in the betting ring at
d,d hot add 10 Inc number Of his wor,mppcr~
not o0e favorite except Ienny Wa succe,sni IN me
Now or Never led in the betting a. he ought to haye
led on public form. II inc h oliu VI , -.
N Morrs Park any other racecourse desire TO
follow the excellent and admirable preceden, "m'n
they SET I'm the Major Daly case they ouEh 10 "rer
down sheridan the next time MT. Mc>''a pun lhi'
c,,entric Jockey on Now or Never and instruct Ham
ton or some other competent rider. to ecl mo me
saddle sheridan ha, not ridden Now or Meyer Wei Wei
home heorr strvke With Now Never the other day.
p sG ecr Ta s %f" Of iaS Of Gf ali WITH M yo
lay If the racing for !ons tlme: W." w." 49, ~
the Whole fed. lost many lensths AZ me hT 1 -
the homestrctch took The most crcltoG. ana 'Iy"c,
course home seemed 10 suppose thAt No,t" 49,, va.
come back 10 him and consent % be- beaten "i'lor
the slightest effort and finally appeared I" b. con
pctcy content with second plaoe. III X, v-a-
Never. he should lose no umc III &c -.
competent jockey. General sheridan m'de ilIn'l,
.t"pd attempt To- ride 10 cedar Creek. twenty mics
away. Now or Never or any o'9cr .9F-'. ~. r,r
i,font Inc rltc,' notion Gf how he ever got there
The Throses Ncck stable, supplied ah2'"|r ui .,
running i'm heavy tracks and h, victory IN On" AZ
con 4aAes al Grave-ead, Bu-tG' ridden by itmHt"n'
apparently All WOOL inTc" ply, u"."i l"''. an"
warranted not To shrink. But he va iot eve. ih.N
At la~t Dr. lIelmuth succeed IN reno. ~, ar a
stigma and won a race "IiIIc MN 49,"
and Monroe third. II must De said irdIhII however
lIelnufh Seemed 70 hc suffering from opium dream
III the first half II the race they et me So"d Do.".
up 10 him. and made the erratic and uncertain brute
quit. that they could Mt get neHi nm ~.or me- hn@
~ on the racecour~c in the 1hros' Seek stale.
The most profitable Shcy tlat any ogii,ns man 'oa
navs pursued Oh The 'T pay i 6 y%r T Eni % goi
IN 'G The least surprising that very. fcw turf
men have done thi~. 1t +, most uupopu@1ir
expect 'i' man who wa, ruled oH turf at Wah
ington few y"Ars 40 for ne most "nVl"n~ ana na
ertnt fraud can eni,t me confidence OF '"''' ''
Contribution. the favorite In The nm race. conc
E,I,ci tEHlr , r,5 s hin, hoprb Jockey #
much inferior skill - Fitzpatrick. J. Reagan VA OF
his back ,,..,,. =,
Dalv for after winning the irh race with f.NAi-'Ii-
he captured the sixth with Hpt M. W." "pu 10,
many lengths. Captain Brown, Buddhist CARR %
much money. but II seems almost Impossible iF
uuuclv Captain Brown 10 wn race ~ tI'>' nd' -
And 81 ended the .June meeting A. Morris PARK
Vow the racing army - Americans eeS"rf iurN. I'D
Shcop.hoad Bay. and awaits with n'cu~" rNprriht "h
the raising Of The Coney Island Jockey Clubs curtain
and the opening ~ the great racing drama lh Wn'n 80
famous Stars Eaceland, Fircnz. salvador 7cnori,'
san Carl, and many other that have not been -'' %
as vet in an actual contest 1850, are certain 1"