New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

on a muddy track. and he well other times In
mud NO it could hardly the condition OF IN
track that beat him. Put hc n be were
wholly at sea the perfectly straight and immensely
broad course at Monmouth. Even on the TobocEan
Slide at Westchester he had familiar objects guide
him. and the jockeys there generally take either the
inner or the outer rail follow m their races. ON
the tllrecQuarers at Monmouth the breadth is SO
prodgios that jockeys and horses alike often appear
TO be as completely lost little sloop would De on
the wide expanse Of the Pacific. without seXtant com
pass or !uddcr. Before he had finished the first
0uartor mile Russell was wcrvnG and yaving hcaviuG
ard wavcrins and seemed unable to run straight
nv the time the first half mile of the three quarters
had been run he h0pecSsly beaten and the race
WAS reduced merely to a match between Salhe M"lel
lard and Fairy Fairy. with her five pounds advantage
II, The wcl,hsshc carried no to sallc McCelland's
| I1l-clune TO Sae's side, but Saie always
! had a sure thing Of IT, clearly the
oeo,or Of the two, ana Anderson had no
t,onbl, in landing Sanie McClclland the winner ly
a neck. with Fory scroud couple Of lengths before
roiryew. while VagaDond was poor fourth, and Rus
! sell last.
Aftcr this race no one confidently claim that
| Eusscu is a really great tvoycar-oId. We were all
| ,,adlv mistaken in him. lie will undoubtedly win
many fast and good races hereafter, Dut this per
formance of his was incXprcsibly bad that 1t Will
cast the deepest darkest Of clouds hi career
a, racc-horse. That he has immense speed, We all
know We have seen il DISPLAYED repeatedly. lie
has great muscular development, and carry
weight. But that he Is faintheartcd, capriCouS, un-
certain lacking in resolution consistency, and
determination, also plain beyond o>iblty Of ds
pnte As The Tribune has sal many times,
The two-yelrolds of 1890 arr strange lot
OF nand cutters, and Russell a. bad an NJ ana outer
~ The rest Just now 9ae McClcllaud may he
deemed 10 have climbed the top Uf the tree hut
when Ambulance met Salllc McCleand AT ohccp>hodd
Eay on a dv track She made q >oIrv show oi >aI ,
aI furuPQ the tables her . few d. =
later when Ambulance t1ed 10 give her seven p""nu>
some caption, critic may say that in the statement
that Russell appeared to rtn better at shccP-hcHl
and than he yesterday al Monmouth, we have for
rtten that his at >hecp>hcrd BAY were over the
Futurity course Nothing of thc but the Futurty
while Mr. Withcr,- stra ,ht course al Monmouth Is me
suit Russell yesterday though lie may do better on II
II i, probable that the condition Of the track pre-
vented owner, and trainers from starting any reason
able number Of horses III thc lIachenCa'" lIiid,ip,
was well worth w.nuin-. Weights were allotted 10
more than three scorc horses. 1t might have been
supposed that surely fifteen twenty would come -
the post But. While some Of th" owners and trainer,
were dissatisfied with the weight a~-.-n'd uhr9, di
not start their hor-'N because Of the cond', OF iHe
track only sever ran, >.nIi'ldiN 'llhli licd l'I
,uch A race Amazon "a the lavorto. with I1la
aoGeI 2CE9"R fRonsG IeG'G at GSnG anG To- gain, him. 5n,
tho others not much rsard"d. ANaI',i
asiTay ief"rc ,hc had gone thrcnquaer, OF the mile.
while Kcmplaud reioccd IN the uncertain heavy i"'
ing and ran away from MS hcld wihlHS tl' Go I
rae, OF the day. with Kavcloc second dnd lli bia'"
burn third. starlight must be caoScd a, the ,G''
Of cOuuerfcltN shc appeared To- n" u nue 'o'',
bu she would not Try "A yard, ana cam" ~ last NHdl
a doploraoc daughter Of the famous Ndndalie' and the
In tho fourth race a handicap at mile and q fur
hong, D4blD the favorte. a. hc "HcHt L"
have be'n on hi, recent form; lA'."F & &ioac ilH,
hustle iu the homc,tr<, j. pallo Won ".u, pre- ~
third II understood HAT me D|N'I- !Fd hiidiy
thought that Long,trccI Would beat Dthlp and only
PLAYED MN 10Y plact. ~ 'eS LAi." L % ii, 'o yea, " a.,
TN. wa, hdl} rrIrnf, .,e. t49nf iG i'F A'"S''ee' "
Garrison now riding n great form ,,,, II wa, F-,, Gy
man. win The highest weight of ll0 pound-,
carried oil the selling race at muc, W." !"
zone II saratoga Unless Of these thuc- ha, hap
lencd 10 him 1t seems strange tla tir iaoioH S5i
did not put him up on ka> AhV"d d. ne a' Vet" i,7
That horse of iatc and ,ccu- 10 understand NM "a,
ton rode Raymond and did not earn applhnSc. re
showed judgment when ne tried 10 conc t'f1u-n i'
me homeStfctch and was nearly crowded into the ia
when he attempted 10 force his way Al POM M'',I
the track coud have ridden RAYMOND al ios pound,
better than Clayton rode MN. ClaE'on ,I To' d,cn %
awe Of thc Master Of Hrookdllc and l. -nr ~ d. all
M. can 10 avoid Mir. Nithcr-s ceueure. But "hch
he i, ridng for other owner he y som'uh's e e.,'lE
Of the ,trange,t antics and the most peculiar "dhi
10 be seen at Monmouth Park
Reua b. and iItzjamc, were even terms IN the
betting In the last race, iAndl ap W a ny
Int al the END tc, pNEeT@ H;.u 81 - 'tl
friends pu their money tlc mare 10 freely that 'hc
Lccamc strong favorite and the figure against Fu
James lenctheued But the iinisl w - C'-e lmt
that II was enough 10 turn the hair "i man WI"
was backing Bella Is. for Thousands "i d"l
lars-as many men were Oh the trdCh nll
Ie-s he were completely bald headed bergen
outrode CoyuCtOu. F.UjamcS at The weehth was
q little the better If tie Two, and hHlfiurioug from
! fhe line he plainly had Bella y. beaten. Bergen
went % the whip. and summoned all the resource, ~
his art but IIlame held Nh" maV ,ae uui-l tAr Ia,
few strides when b." began 10 tire. ana ~hc""n"h hi'
speed slightly. shortening his action. Covugi"a wa
| unable 10 help him. and amid Oh" wild shouts "t DC
light of t,. baccr- If Bella j.. IL" mare shot mp again
She had been previously fail neck behind I.TIame-
and seemed lc hopclc,,ly beaten. She lu,t got Tire
verdict IN the last iump by "a mead