New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
TUETIDALIN THE RAIN.
RACING Ar snEEpSHE,D RAY IN A STORM.
s.LLlr MoLrrA>p DEFEATS ANDur'Scr-

cluh and sp,icd the picture 0no prog '''.'' ,, -.
neon arranged fDr ihe afternoon Nl"'" -,
tsndsnce wa hrec ior such . ah'' "'" 49,, ,to
a., iu upon the fr,ni rows ~ me ffan' '''n" Wv
.,rusiufc we. f,r too .u all or the m'-''
seiher ln the bach part 90 avoid '''ni'''' -.
,o,, MANI. Tho sinb could not take "'"i' pp'',
"a .cvortbv .icr than ~ hniid +" N''"" '
,,it, twice al. large ns the present 'n'' ~
COMMUNICATION of ~. dimension. "ni l''' "'"''
pro,e too extensive tr the ''N'"'- -.
suburban Day. Tho nni"'''"" -, 49,
-. "a. 40 train from Long N""" Wv
-. az. dr., race ~ Wa reported th"l ''''' ~
-, t,d occurred IN the ro1t hui u N''' Wa wy
.,,,,.,t II ". NOT .rrlol. ono ana we '"'' "'''
,,i,, .ppearrd ~ De- BOO thc a'R Z" ''''."' -.
,,e end nf ue lone train. The "'"''' 80,
,,a .norfiug vhc,f o. ana sirhhihN P''.,'N 80
,,e aud ..ftans. i.d clum-iN anu N''
stop. and prolonged Iul-r' gov" w. -, ,a
-, ..,,,,er ca .ine was used 2" push ""'""' "'''
''" ,.,.,.. the train was tahen NJ iNr
w" $50, ,or she r,st ~ the Journey bni, -
-, ,t IN time fpr the hr'i rae. II 'le d"
-, ,.ssenrers on that train cnum nave "'""
-, ,se transformation Pos their woes, ihe 'h'r''
!, ,,e Long Island Railroad would have been "'i'
~ ,s., and tn.rr IN about I - seconds. and
49, Whole concern would have been turned over i" '"'
r.n,.vlv.nin Railroad or 20 some other corporation
49,, ,a lo .iirc 20 furnish quick service aud amp"
,,,i,,.. for r,se goers. Hut the grumblc~ oil h"'
rc.u,e ths, the whole thing might hav" been an ~
gcr,ou. ard charitable srhem" for the" "Nh s"'''
The benevolent aud philuthroplc manag 'ne" '"Nl"e
a for granted. mo- doubt with '"rir' ''''' "''
nearly all tie people on board th" tram Won" nav
lost money on the FIRST race IL they h'A ie' ~" INV
,r.,h tn time h. bet ON b.. with >tuiiou Devotion
~ their highest and best Interests r'ir'nd ITO"
,r,vins Them In the way If trmptat ON FOR that race
si enst IA 1. reports good authority thai MI '"'H
4. not only indifferent so an this rae gong
,rarc but that be- would pref'r That his ROAD View
not afflicted with ~ ~ all ~ sometimes ~cFm> - "
he or hl. representatives were sii'ng up mN"> o."
think out novel and effective WAYS m ul''""l"t"N
tho uulllc from going down e. the ~hc~psheah Fay
,.r,r.. nnt "A much morr prompt. practical and
,,,ropsh going plan mr. achieving the same r>nl'
aid be- for Mr. Cprhin e. h. Influence ~ MhanN
~, winter f,r tho vpcal Il the I've, Pool hi lN''
vould pu an cd to racing iu this ia" WIN 'i'"u'"
s.lerl,, and would relieve The Long lslahH hsi'''l
=, ~. ,r,etablc. bnt .cemngl, hurien-"mc task 81
-, r,tcd de,otc,. 81 the urt 90 aud from N"
r,e island raoeoour-cs. The storm S'' tne '"'U'
a., ~ the track cau-. many "iih'i'N ais
H. the arai race Beck. the fayore. lad lite trouble
An overcoming six opponents lima 49, WIN '"''''"
mn getting -crond place. Mr. Walh"nms h"no"''''
,,dden by BERGEN. carried some money bn' m VIE
not ln . running mood ard could not eve" se' "''"'
third. $500.
,,h ~ 100 added the winner ~ the foam stake, ."
80, seven pounds extra. the John - Morris
.,.hto cent to The post two Representatives
Ambulance with i22 pounds mp '-eNen p'Hnn1
,en,if,. ridden hv Gafri.ou. and Reckon no
roond.. ridden bv tftlehcld. Tire" others 't"r'e''
p,r,a vccielhnd's -allc IcClcll'nd. win an
&c., ,. Jockey, Nj >c0tts Nubian. and Mt
t,h..,,t Priscilla. Nuban and Priscilla we're ~ %"
.,r,hl, account They were 1T eNtrav'saut odd, n
,he betting and they might ~ well have been DID The"
,,.,l,. Tor any part they had 800 the rao"
IN, .hrsudc-i men ON the track put theu money
ON saine MrCcllaud ~ M lump. hc'ans" ihr' REV.
.u~ that Ambulance. with her seven pounds penalty
could not beat t.- fa-' nll' Boo the mud ana wafer
Other f,rfnen far loss .hrcVd. reasoned that the
trainer NJ Ambulance must know better than ANYBODY
,i.s on estth possibly could know evactly what were
tbe ebtlte. Of ha celebrated ally In The mud. and
,ouid never venture - start fine an animal. one
that H. ooked upon hy the outside public a. the lo"l
and the very apple ~ the eye Of III" Morris Ni'hc
un.ss he we're certain that she could bent -alhe Nc
Cleiand even iu tho mud. and beat h'r easily
ri that This reasoning proved an wrong. ON
dry track few doubt that Ambulance could
have beaten ~alue NcClelland even with her seven
pounds penalty bur m The -of and -iopp, gong sail"
NrCcliand beat Der just easily A. -." beat -alle
NoCelland Ion ne Foam stake, 0n Tlur-f1y. tar
rIson rodc Ambulance with much gentlcnoss and
tendcrue-s II Dee acre trying 10 balance -'ap hub
tcs on the tips ~ h. fingers Whom De- az ma
salHo McCirlland mov~i more easily than Ambulance
81 the deep mud. hc "a MOT pcs scr~ FOR yard. Ih.
all rghi enough. ior probably no tmoant ~ pun
ishm~nt. urgng 90 ha, udiug could have fprr"d Am
buanoc vctnfy ~sli" Mo- lclaud Yesterday.
and 70 would DO shameful 90 nee The whip and -pur
beyond The point 81 cruelty W -upcrb an nisn
a. earh an ago boz probably hopeless. ,'russe. lci
woud have infinitely better from ever, point of
view Infinitely more satisfactory b. every pcr-1n AZ
the uark. infinitely more advisable boo ans way that
any one could look al o. That Ambulance should have
he.n kcpt in the stable AID not have been -ublcotcd
g. 40 Notifying and overwhelming defeat a. Va
administered 90 her by -,llc NcCclland.
Mr. Belmont went down a. the oour.c hoping aud
expcctug 90 500 Dis tine colt IT. Carlo u4u ln the
1idal Stake for The nr.t time tai, year Bnt
hs trainer. Jamo, Rowe. Insisted Withdrawing the
colt although Mr.. Belmont himself remarked that he
Gd nor think IL would hurt - carlo 90 30 the soft
and sloppy track, which not ,lppery or dangerous
IN his opinion. lie remarked. half n jest, but With
a genuine touch Of path his voice but Vs. are
all In the hands Of our trainers, know - carlo
& doing good work, and viii etsuly be seen IN the
Realization stake. which Doc ought 10 have good !
chance II winning lie IS likely - come out in a
rare before then to give HIM the benefit Of pubic
contest before running for that rich prx' NJ. Bel
mont remarked that De- wa in poor luck just nov.
lie disappointed 800 NOT seeing - Carlo run, and
fortune had extremely unknd in the suburban. ia
with and knocked out % his stride and Hacclnd had
been famed. n wa not generally known that Race
lands run in the suburban had developed any lame.
noss. This Is interesting and important racing news.
Yet II h. not probable that the lamenesS serious
lasting
In place ~ - Carlo Mr.. belmont was repre-
scented by Chesapeake The colt was At
hopeless Odds in the betting. and vet he ran ,
well. got second place and forced Murphy 10 use the
whip and do some vigorous riding az the finish ON /
burlington, the fayorite a. odd, n q. well known
However. that BurlU gion like Salvador and many other
noted racer, Is sluggish, and requires urging before
~ VIII thh exert himself and show his best speed. /,
VT Mihefs and h. trainer ami hi friends thought /
thst hlhs hflc would prove a thorn IN BurllugOn'- /
slde A. the distance was onN mile. They ..,dy /
ossppgmied when the rain came they believed that
fhe hric would surely defeat Burlington a /
CRY rsek Even IN the mud thcy expected their /
'"h 10 make me showing against burlington. fer /
hoaiiN an ~. Ming trncsts swim little mud
ana most Of Mr.. Wltherss horses run equally III /
NhethM me track u wet dry. Garrison did not |
seem u nde King Eric in exactly the style which /