New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-15
AN UPSET FOR w. L. SCOTT.
HEAVY LOSSES ON BANQUET AT MONMOUTH
PARK.
FIVE FAvoRITEs BEATEN-REPoRTER STILL IN
CORRIGIBLE-TORso IN DIsGRACE-BOOK,

MAKERS TAKING EVERYTHING
1t was dark and disappointing day for w. L.
Scott. But the Erie coal baron can stand it, lie Is
one OF tie uckcst of all the lucky the turf
His horses have won rich stakes by fukeS tlah
those Of any other owner in this broad land Think
of Chaos's Futurty TOrsos Lorillald. and BanqnetS
stockton together with the attcr's record OF O3 "a
for a mile and quarter Mr.. Scott IS ahcad Oh VIc
game The reverSes of day are as notHhg WIG"
weighs, I'm the balance against the successes of a
v,ar still Mr.. scott would have slept better laSt
night If things had turned ont differently Yesterday.
He sat in the stewards box with Mr.. With'rs NY
Galway and Hail. and saw three OF MS horN's
beaten one after the other. beaten IN ule MoS' uo
cisiye manner Not great deal was eXpectea ol
Flor1mor in the second race the colt Is still eN
ceednclv green, but Banquet, IN the third race Il
handicap for three yearods. at a mile was iegsucu
by Mr. scott, Mr.. SCOTS trainer and all MI oco''
friends and followers one of the surest ohc,e9 j
the season. Banquet winner OF the STOCKTON 0''"cS
and the stevens stakes, cODQucror OF Tournament anu
Folder Of the mule ard quarter record ',u
,oolr like a good thing with only lilo pohhuS
nm and only Tulla Blackburn, Monroe nc
muth and the Fan Fan colt 10 peat y" P'oV
form where was there greater eertah'! r"' "
estimating Banouets chances people forgot that pup
lie form is no more. They remember IL ai'er 'io '
Taylor rode Banquet. As the geionhe oairi '', d
mounds and as Garrison is under contract 10 iuc lo
Mr. scott at that weight. his absence from eic uui
caused some comment IL was rcpor'eu aI hi'V ~
he
the dav was over the air thick with rnmors Oi
disacreemcnt between him and Mr. Scott, and 1t was
oven limited that lie would not ride again Tor ulo
Algeria stable Both Mr.. scott and Garrison u'iAcu
these reports but it plainly evident that '"c'o
was something in the wind. Whatever the uouoe may
be- il grew out of Bolero's shocking eAiDuoh Vi 'i'
slows in the race for the Junior Champion on tuesday
Garrison is reported 10 have said that he was cI' d
the post but this is emphatcally denied by all WIZ
saw the start including b. Riley, the starting luusc
who pronounced the send-of one OF the best lie hln
ever seen for large field. But, TO return u ''1
feast, or. rather, to the Banquet. Inc l"o'
that Taylor was up did not make the GER
tanty seem less certain, and Mr. scott sem
into the ring a heavy commission, which inc
Lookmakers reluctantly accepted at to D. lis
trainer, Mr.. Leighton, also invested HOeF"liS ia
Banquet Stock and the public did likewise Inc o'c'
horses in the race at long prices, Inia bIdOA
burne being supported more strongly than the rest
because Bergen, who had returned from saratoga hdo
the mount on her. Well Banquet was never III H.
lie sulkcd at the start. and Taylor failed to persuade
him TO show any speed. II was 10 to against MN
all the way. The winner turned up IN the Fan ran
colt who despscd 10y the SPECTATORS
that odds of 10 to l were laid against hln' Inc
time was fast-l 30 3-4-but as the cot carrie"
only "a pounds, Mr. Wthcrs did not con
slider rie performance sufficiently cIeaitaD'o
,o warrant him in bcstOwng upon the winner name
so for The present the Fan Fan remains tie Fan Fan.
Mr. scott wa, so disheaucneI by Eanducts over
throw and the consequent loss of several thousand
dollars in bets, that he declined TO invest on INC
chances of his other colt. Torso. who ran in the
fifth race. a handicap at mile and fnrong a%'liN'
a lot of older horses. to each of which he was CON
cedng tons. Hamilton rode Torso, and as IL
was generally supposed that he ana I'fsoS
class would carry Torso through, Torso was maze
warm favorite. But Tors) did 10 better Tim Ban
auet. All lIamton's force, skill and perseverance
failed 10 get him home any where near the front.
As the race advanced ,old chlls Uept and ctawled
over the spinal columns OF his hackers ana wien
NV Fellow cantered home winner, with Torso
far in the rear the air in the neShboTlood became ~
lev that it crscked II is cold day when Tue GOAL
Baron gets left Yesterday was cold day. IL was
cold all along the line FOR everybody except the
tookmakers Monmouth la, been merry stamping
ground for them AT the opening Of the track ON
the Fourth Of July they looked lean and hungry
(iravesend, ShecpShead Lay and MOTIFS TarH ma io
dnccd the contents of their tin boxes 10 cage proper
tlons ard Some Of them had to hustle ar"ihu
,rety lively 20 raise the first payment OF 5000 loi Tie
privilege of going on" There was public FORM or
o,ootlna approaching it, at the three courses men
toned and il was sometimes possible TO win "a bet al
ono or the other but public fSm failed 10 receive
complimentary badge of admission 10 Monmouth -
if sulkcd and stayed outside the gates III li9 absence
the hooEInalcrs Lave vaNe3 fat No more wan races
anon. them now. Eyes that were sunhen sparkle
af,,sh their lean faces have grown full again % ud'
their fowls hang down, their bodies are sleek ana
,ncir couscences slick oh, Monmouth Monmouth
thou hast been tender nurse 10 them!
only one favorite got home in front-Gray Dawn III
the last race Five went under III succession ana 'e
s,eculators were 50 completely swaInped that tIeS
had nothing left to bet on the sixth. Inc boon
makers swept the deck clean. In the first rare Inu
evil genius Of "a horse, that temper, that irauu' 'H
{. old Harry Of thoroughbred. the unc1nsclonaGc
Uou"r,nr vas made a screaming, screening IaNorIlc
of
{. sam. Brown was hand, ana went 10 Wv POot,
in the starters carriage to see that Kep0iler anu
toorrie Covington we're not maltTcatci by jim acsPO
Africanus's snake whip ana NOT mstyplvi' ~ ~.
the active and lynxeyed young gehtich'n oi ina
,ress When il became known IN tc riB
ihat the good and aniable Captain lai gone 70 uH
,oSt there was a still deeper plunge on ittpJItF va
pUeThtdy seemed 10 think ii was all over. bar thc
shouting But the five foolish virgins VIZ IT., o tics o
tlem again He got OF well. Il, compliment t. the
C2ptan Wa2E "dd"R H. With 10 to against him. Oa
Volunteer al 10 10 l, was second II wa Denetcu
ySe the asue Jacob Pncus buckles that leather
stntp around the venerable gednCs hoof TO keep
mosSbIe things Volunteer is capable Of
Chatham who has had a gOod Iest ana wa 9 4
looked in the betting Oh the second race Won III
'01 mr. Belmonts FLY Iearless who IS worth
Ing affair. for $500. and won very easily yct tieIf
who ran Us second would not sell her for 5000 yet
she was entered to be sold for 500. ana no o one
er and trainers that there shall be Deither bidding nor
claiming in selling races at Monmouth
Green ID. Morris is willing 10 enter Judge NOTION
I'm three year-Oh sweepstakes for $1,000 corner
at one and one quarter miles open 10 oil corners. A..
The track rlrnor that Salvador and FlrcnH are 70
be taken 10 England is denied by the trainer, hatthe"
Byrnes.
DETAILS OF TIE RACING.
FIRST RACE-ORANGE STAKES. $50 EACH. 81 600
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SEVEN FUR
LONGS. on THE STRAIGHT COURSE.
Betting.
Pl.
D. d. withers's br. c. Cynosure. by Tom