New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
EXILE WINS THE CUP.
HAS ONLY SIR DIXON TO DEFEAT
% scorrs BoLEEo ALMOST WINS THE TIE,
MONT STAKES.


MONT STAKES.
, ,,os. lucrative and satisfactory meeting in u'o
-. ~ the Irookyn Jockey Club was oioSou
's.v smoothlv and serenely, with me "cd"''' ,,
,ck and a fair attendance, but WITHOUT " ~ wow,
.xcocment or animation Many la"li' =. h,s
cissed because many turfmen were a''0"o :. ..o
moss in town in preparation for thcir '' ~ +ho
a.vs at Morris Park. Only two hofses , " 49,
noorIvn Cnp-Exile and sir Dixon EAie was ~ ~,
.tts NJ . IN 1 on OF course he was l'u'''. "
u,,ilton In the paddock and at the posi- Nv ~
ono of his usual exhibitions OF furious MN s,t oil
betrayed no temper in the race. i'o -. i o,d sir
the vay made the pace fast t"o"e , 0rro,
D,,op could never get up. Bergen was OH '' a
DAo' 49, A. him we'll sir Dixon ran goou raoo
~, .,a not discrace himself, but he was ho' 'nc VIII.
- y, tho belmont of 1855 gcSVciu''' "
no had been the Sir Dixon OF t''at "'''
ran avay from Prince Royai III SUN s1s
,v,o Exile good he Is, wouu nav 49, 49,
90 snca,mb. The first mile III '"0 0"P
was run ip 40 ana .,am, '"e m, rortor,n'
ban in . 235 IL, an eA'eheh' po'io''
' -, ,,e mounds up Exile has shelly hoofs
.noo Ian 10 pain him in the last quarter
%" . ~ s,,,dc became trife gngery and delicate.
I,,,,,oo grew little nervous ana rooe uie DIE
,. Nth some vigor. But ulere was no real
a.nee~ as Sir Dixon's head never got up 10 EAhes
saddle. , .,
ptrhAD
has hsd too many races within few days. sio
S,s ro, run in the Fremont stakes IKE the Correc-
ZION who was so easily second 10 Russell in the
yreat American. The Morris stable sent two 10 tho
nost-the colt Chatham, ridden by Garrison, and
the 6lly Correction, ridden by Littcfeld. Chatham
vas made the favorte over the second choice, Cor
,ection. not because hackers looked the colt
better than the flly. but because they knew that
both would be ridden ont is the custom Of the Nor
Outridc littleficd.
Only five ran the other starters being W. l.. SCOTS
pair OF colts, BolerO and Versatile, and Walbaums
colt Clay Rock. Versatile led in the early part of
the race followed by Correction but both thor
onghly beaten by Bolero at the end Of frlonGs.
Garrison barely saved the day for the Morrses by
srperb finish with Chatham who Just beat BOlcro by
q head Garrison never proved himself better
Jockey than this and his rusf at the end was
mtraculousy well judged we'll timed and well handled.
BolerO is good colt and If the jockeys had been
changed he would have beaten Chatham. Garrison
outrode Lewis EOlero is by RayOn cor out OF ihc
wellknown All Hands Around lie is a small
colt neatly turned, of finish and quality and no mean
suced lie will be heard of hereafter. Correction
was poor third, while Gray Rock was never in it.
Maidstone has got back his speed, and he let it out
in The finish the first when he wore down and
oVercamc the favorite, Tpstaf. Maidstone ridden
ty Moser. who does not always shine In the saddle,
but who in this timed his run we'll and handled
his a
been up Maidstone would have Carried far mora
money Bella B. was at Upstairs neck having come
tp tie homestretoh with fight of her best
speed.
King Crab was the second favortc to fail. The
second choice Belinda. too fast for him in the
closing furlong at the weights. The spectators
thou ght that salvn got second place from King Crab
by a short head, but the Judges decided that King
Crab secured it by few inches in The last STRIDE.
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name Of the Retribution gelding should nave peen
probable starter, and should have appeared on the
programme for TINS horse won race on % MSnoa noit
sedins @ Subian, the favorte. won rather easily.
Tie same owners colt Banquet backed heavily
20 win the last race and, thanks to the excessive
generosity of Warwick, who rode Lisimony, ana OF
Miller. who was on Reclare. Banquet won. 1t was
kindly feeling shown by these two boys. Racing Is
ssad sndmoss shd every Jockey for himself, Bnt when
Lewis eS to get .I ne9 c6d sr readv have shut
him out without foung him or committing any
E most % S sosSufu T0i ansS ar sS drew %
Bsnags. shrHs and and BaH9Het Ief S9n ss not % nd
Seaited ever to become jockeys Of fame and mark.
Tiris was the second time Miller has ridden Recare
son barnes TAYLOR Reagan. Day and other iockeys
hui none of them rode her exactly as Miller has
nrebcr Cannon, a Fordham, Mclaughlin. or
Hsmlton in disguise But So he -, is eI ySry thor
SS shen sne was beaten two necks by banquet and
one meek by LisinOny. will never be counted Que OF
she ereat feats OF h0rsemanship OF TINS century.
'T What bad luck the Dwyers are in. They won only
two races at this meeting
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RAcE-swEEPsTAKEs NoN-wINNERs
AT THIs MEETING. $50 EACH, $1,000 ADDED
10 4. BELOW THE SCALE. SIX fUKLoNGs,
Empire stables bf s Maidstone by v.naefoMSiaa
G. s'Sse B MesrsS Ii {. Tip,taa. .(wsrwiSE
S'$;' ss'e, j. 4; r.d4 liz sSss:ij
Van BfSots u;,s 3 E s',{s,s Ns, firsSSS rsSSS,
South Brooklyn Stables ch f. Faustna g. s'(Noach|
nstass asii Z 'Ss rPaTF Fss .:er' to
Stree ysa 10 to Z Y Silage s Maid 100 to fas.tSs go
pes Rsns E for TO sfyEs
Tutnas"Madstcne strsght!s42 35, place sl4 7oi Tip
stan place So 35.
Leila b. at first declined to go to the post but was
finally coaxed to do Mr. Caldwell came near leaving
her at the post did leave Faustina'tns her jockey
by surprise first break. Fzroy made the pace 10
the head Of the homesreth where he passed by Tip
stat who while apparently winning easily, was coiareo
the last furlong by Maidstone and beaten In whipping
finish by neck Bella b.. who sulked for quarter OF
mile came with startling burst Of speed In the Stfctch
and was beaten for place by only head Shotover
did not start.
SECOND RACE-HANDIcAP SWEEPSTAKES. s2o
EACH, al, 600 ADDED. ONE MILE
j. H. MoCar,nick's b. IN. Belinda, by Kinghsher-Bel- ,
G. SoTe3e3's b K9g Crab }o -HaniIfSG 1Fsyio1,
L. Lew1ss ch g. Martin Russell. 4. l0f. Jones) 0
w c. Day's ch f. GleFy - % '''''''''''i 'i'"o'E'
Betting to win--Belnds TO 2 King Crab da0ortT)
Betting for placo-Bellnds to s. King Crab 10 .. Sal
vn 20 }. Martin Russell 70 X glory 10 20 o- KIM
Crsb place IS II.
Martin Russell the qusrter post and was passed by
Glory who showed past the half Belinda running
second Sayni third On the Sayini Wa intercfed
Win TAYLOR pulled up losing several lengths ana inc
n Belinda strode over Glory before entering e suetch
ana esrng away without hurry or hustle won In tl easiest
possible r.nne, ny a length In a furnishing finish IL was
cecced BY the Judges that King Crab beat SalNnl io
place bat the SPECTATORS thought Salvni was second
was dose fit either way BewOod. Maidstone ana NY