New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-06
FIRENZI AND LIOANTAKA.
urHoLAss WINNERS AT JEROME PARK.
r,r QUEEN OF THE TURF AND THE SUBURBAN
VICTOR GALLoP IN

S..a,s, ana the track by the sea offered very
=, card 30 Infinitely inferior 10 that at Fordham.
-, some OF the steadiest supporters of the Brighton
sorrse deserted it, People wanted to Frenh,
un q, the Turf and Loantska. winner OF this years
s,urban show their PAGES. A most amusing sentence
..s recently been seen in print, In which Tulla
,thuru was called the greatest mare in training
Ella blackburn was outrun both by Longiord and
r~nner a Brighton Beach yesterday. Would any one
a 10 run Longford and Tanner against Frenz at the
~,,est. which Longford Tanner and Tulla blackburn
,arsed yesterday Would any like to match
ria blackburn against Firenzi at weight for ageS
vov would any one really How will Tuls Black
hn look she ever meets La TOsca at weight for agel
uAa. SORT of would Tula Blackburn make
.rainst the great Western mare Marion c.? These
ouestsons easy 10 answer.
While Loantaka and FircnEi drew a handsome at
t.rdance much larger than that of Tuesday although
rpe.dsy was a staAe DAY. and Wednesday not
ber presence did net help the betting the first two
,aces In TIE first. Loantaka was al to l on, but
when the horses went 10 the post 10 to on was the
hast quotation that could be discovered Many book
skers made their books with LOantaka out Orageuse
vs the favoite for the honor of running second to
Iosntaks- David MeCoun's black son Of sensation
and Peggy Dawdle won under pull. but Orageuse
bad a hard task TO defeat Contribution for second
Mace If Bergen had been on Contribution the Jack
,rs Of orageuse would have lost their money But he
had not yet got back from Saratoga where he went to
ride Frank Kinney on Tuesday. Costello rode Con-
tributon and he is not a fnisher.
Two or three venturesome bookmakers marked mp
I 70 L. i to is and 1 TO 90 against Firenn in the
second race, but rubbed ont the figures, and
Firenz was out" every board. Marghcrita was
the favorite TO run second to Frenz but SIR George
,sptured that position easily, Margherta running
aird
j. E. Mcdonald was wonderfully confident that his
unnamed colt by FelOwcraft-Rhad would win, and
backed him all the ring. This colt was strong
favorite Walcott being second choice. Wacott had
TOO much weight, and all McLaughlins skill and en-
.rgy on his horse could not secure even third
place FOR him. Walcott. three-y eaT-Od geding was
carrying 1876 pounds while the Rhada colt, Two
year-oh carried % IL g l2 overweight Helen Rose.
three year-Old lilly, carried liz, and hngstOck, the
FIVE year-old brother Of Kingston, had 100 up. All
these three Outran Walcott Mr.. McDonalds good
thing almost slipped for Helen Rose FLY that has
been running at Gloucester was beaten only head.
Hamilton rode KingstOck who swerved badly al the
head of the hOmeStretch.
Iepsrto. with only 7Ol-2 pounds up and Baby
Iambley on his way back led all the way in the fourth
race and won easIy Prather who heavily backed TO
win getting second place. Lepante the property Of
the impecCable William c. DAILY, and has been running
so badly in recent at Brighton that some keen
critics thought that the good Mr. DAILY would not dare
70 win with him. But the Board of Control takes no
coqnzauce OF Brighton Beach. and LepantO will surely
run more consistently Board-ofContIol tracks.
McIaughIin's Take Back an evenmOney favor
lite in the fifth race, but Wsh Jim and Annie Queen
also carried much money. Knapsack. who won
balfn1ile race the day before wholly neglected III
the betting. Take Back won, while knapsack was
second and st. Pancras third. Wah Jim was IN the
lead al the end a the half mile, but tired 10 nothing i'll
the last furlong. Annie Queen was never conspicuous
The finish was furlong beyond the grand stand
Prohibitions number ca put up first by mistake
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the hackers OF Take Back rent the shudderius air.
The error was corrected and Take Backs number
was put up. signs OF relief shook the tree,
Prohibition was nowhere in the race. Naturally. lie
The fsvorite and top weight won the steepechase
easily. Little McGowan fell IL the south he!u ana iils
rider Lockmsu, who has very bad seat and clumsy
hands, and has fallen many times in SteeplechaSs'a
so badly shaken up that he was unconscious loi
A conddng and trusthuI subscriber asks to ex-
plain the amazing variations in form between Arnea
Ifer she was sold BY l. ROse and the Refr &c
at mn4 decline any such IN
dertaking. II would be as easy 10 explain the snip
1T Brighton and many horses there have little feel
ing Of responsibility senrespect and consistency as
a potstO-bGg.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACEsweepstskes for non-wlnners since July
OF so each with a 600 OF which 500 70 second
500 third horses which have not been placed
>econd allowed n. Five fuIlongs.
3 Betting Fl
ID McCCunS K. h.
sauon-Pesgy Dawdle . yrs., lie p, . nm.
D. D. withers's ch. f. Oraeeuse 9. 10.
D. Gideon's b. g. Contribution. 3, los.
jim Clare aged DOggettj 1901 ao-l
s.ss psse i e. '' paid So 90 place So 40 Ora
common disorder these two months has been cramps
opswsy had them He was too tied up to run Jim
Clare his place Al the top of the hill near the
betting ring furongs had been run, Loantaka
Contribution aad orageuse head and head and for
iuriong they ran abreast Then the Suburban winner
drew out and easily by length and half Orseeuse
second half length before Contribution Kirkover, the
Cokena y Volunteer Caterer and Bfentsno did not start
SECOND RACE-Sweepstakes for non winners in 1891,
NJ $500: $40 each with 81 900 added Of which $500
second and 500 to third horses which have not
been placed second in 1891 allowed n; madens, if
years old allowed IA n; If and upward allowed
"a u. Fourteen hundred yards.
81 Betting r.
,. b Hsggin's b. m. Firenz by Glenels. 10 Ont,
D T. fulsefs ch c. Sir George b iGI .o-1 81
W. p Bureh's blk. f. Margherita, 3 10; ., g.,
TrsiToOd, 3 1GeadeSj sS-i q
Lille H. g. 96. r,;,a, osi, '"eOefo
Mutusls-Flrenh straight paid 50 TO- place 20 ~ ''
George place 80 %. -
linn Glare school Bow Torchight Mr.. Sass. Volunteer
and KtrAoy-r Beck made the running u
TOE clubhouse. with Irellswood second S "eorse "i
On ~ south field Beck still led. In tne s~e.oN
Firenz cane through followed by Sir George Inc latter
showed nne burst speed but could DOT reach Firs~
VINO won a. she pleased length and half sir eofs'
second three lengths Marghers, who was ridden Ia
. lsckadaiseal manner
THIRD RACE-Free welter-weight handicap sweep.
stakes fog all ages OF $40 each, with $1,000 added OF
which 500 TO second and 800 to third Five fuf-
g. Betting f.
J. T. MeDonald's eh. c. =, oy Fellow
'Si' I''--'' ''''' ~ " fDo9gettj SIS 1-2
3 ll2...-...- 49,. ....-.f Taylor . 12-1 81
c. +. Kely's b. h. Kingstock. 8. 100 -. : .
wacou g. l3s............ Mclaughlin 50 30
West Farms 3, los (car. M Midgeleyl 50-i ~