New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
FoXFoRD IN THE BELMONT.
MONTANA GETS SECOND PLACE ONLY
roy As PAST sPRINTER-AMDuLANoE UN-
Aa1.r 10 RUN WITH HIM.

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ABLE TO RUN WITH HIM.
once more Morris Park was favored with perfect
time weather for It's racing and throng Of interested
srsctasors saw the decision Of the Belmont and the
Az breeze Stakes The Belmont made the hackers
a, Men,ana wall and goesh their teeth. Pcmicker
rs. Withdrawn and Montana was the favorite at odds
on ovc the field. Matt gyrne and his friends
believed that to this certainty So ii was II
parues had not ridden Montana weakly. elumsly
and with bad judgment. while Garrison rode Foxfori
in a style that even he never surpassed Bermuda
evidently bad mission to perform In the Belmont
I; was to make the pace for Of the other colts.
Re PERFORMED his task well UP to the last frlonG when
h. dropped back Barnes softly and gently moved
Montana into the lead, and seemed TO think the race
settled. until, like tho Itata in dash with the
Charleston, Garrison steamed by on FOxford at
tremendous pace, Garrison riding in his best style
and with tho energy Of locomotive at seventy miles
AZ hour Barnes woke up too hate. The race was
Ios. Yet Montana is better colt that Foxford just
the Barnes is fast losing all his Old popularity
TsrA rode Laurestan well, and expected to run
second TO Montana But Laurestan not good
enough to beat either Foxfo or Montana and had to
be content with third place.
lis A painful and melanc iroly thing to hint, but
many amiahle horsemen begin to fear that Ambulance
IL only sunday horse after all Her work Is
DISABLING and when sfse against poor lot OF horses
she moves II she were Blink Bonney OF a Wheei
Of Fortune But when she against horses OF the
GLASS 70 which Kingston and Tenny belong she is
crushing failure while yesterday she could not get near
either Eon or Loantaka at the finish OF the All Breeze
Stakes 1t was true that she concedng ten pounds
70 each Of them by the schedule. But so fast nly
ought to have nearer them, even al hat
difference II Is very uncertain business how
ever, running a three yearoh FLY with oder
horses before September l. and in the autumn
she may do everything that her owners can desire
Tor rode Eon no
getting the giant home well in front Of the held
Loantala second. and Ambulance a very bad thlrd
Ambulance away from L'Intriguante IN their
private work, but in public LIntnguante appears 10
be the better FLY
DR.. Wilcox took it into his. erratic head to run
kindly in the first race, and carried It of with good
odds against him. Arnold the favorte. was second
and Mccormick the second choice. was third.
Major Domo, second choice In the second race, ran
away from the field. but he fouled san Juan ana
Masterlode at the start. knocking san Juan
over But neither the colt his rider,
Doggett. was hurt. Major DOmo carried the top
weight and ran so fast and so easily
as 10 indicate that he Will be fine pacemaker in the
Suburban with only 104 pounds up and will stand
Q great deal of catching.
TarsI's excellent riding the fifth race with
Merry Monarch is a twoyearolh not to be despised.
Both he and Prohibition were heavily backed In the
last race, but Prohibition ran like cur. Merry
Monarch won without urging.
On Tuesday some tIOubt and CONFUSION were
occasiOncd because Alder Of the shOuter for the
Sookmakers. went to the Morris stable. got the i'm
preston that the trainer n9ded to declare Lar S to win
that all over the ring, although no Official an
nouneement that effect appeared on the blackboard
Adler reproved severely yesterday, and the fol
lowing notice on declarations was issued lowing TO
recent errors in declarations, and trainers
hereby notified that all declarations 30 win must be
made 20 the clerk Of the scales. In the absence Of
such declaration to the clerk of the scales all horses
must be ridden out
10 ride his horses at salary Of 10000, in place of
Mclaughlin, and the contract will be signed to-day.
Edgar NJ Johnson kindly writes 10 The Tribune
that dead heat between nree horses for first place
occurred at the Chester Park track Cincinnati. many
wears ago. when he the presiding judge. One
OF the three horses Add, owned by d. j. Grouse,
OF ChflioOthe and trained by J. Wynne. Add won
the runoh.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-For maiden tvoyear-olds. sweepstakes
OF $40 each with 1900 added Weights Z n below
the scale that started and not second
allowed 8 n Five and half furlongs.
Betting.