New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
- RICHNESS WINS AGAIN.
,sr m THE GREAT TRIAL STAKES.


wyR,s pAGoNET RUNS SECOND
,r,w. nApLY BEATEN ONCE MORE
"a .Hrr1ne were the finishes in the two
20 eF S..n.n,ad pay yesterday that all who went
tske' - had an abundance Of interesting topics OF
20 se s,en me Great rrtal Stakes for two-year-
cen'es.s tosi vslne Of s2o,2eS, value to the
oas' a,one Of s22.295 brought ont q remarkably
VIZ seld-She best lot OF o"oyearoios IN l"c'' Una,
ftrons ,s,s year. much superior 10 the entries that
has - rsf for the Great Eclipse at Morris Park,
Seh' " IN some OF the starters than the
sDo 49, ~. contested the Great American Stakes
troop - There were thirteen starters, David
q u col. HIS Hishness by The Ill Used
Se0' - Princess being an extremely strong
ont " =, was never possible to get better
fsV0n' - 3 AGAINST him in the rins and at the close
than 800 most of the bookmakers were not offering
Of VIC - nvan money St Florian aud Victory came
nors mic favor but neither was backed with much
.,.e John Hunters Dssonet came out for the
e. dime this year. having been seen only In the
.I,-~ -,,e stakes and the Great Eclipse before. Mr.
s,s.:-ss unnamed fny by Mortemer-Adage was seen
" a. seoond time, her frst appearance having been
y a. Great American s.akes. Tsmmany, the win
:, the Great Eclipse was one of the contestants.
n =. 10 had 1875 pounds t. carry, while His Mghness
80, and Victory had only 11e, Tammany found
M crest number Of hackers
~. osand stand was handsomely tenanted, and in
,.,.st was general and eager in the result Of the
60, Trial stakes More than half hour was spent
:, The post Naturally every Jockey was extremely
- 10 get OF we'll for important Stake. Bcr-
~ uas obstinate again and gave the starter trouble
:, his refusal 10 g. back HIS Highncss broke
,1nter Of times with the first three and four Al
toeth fair start obtained. His Hlgmess'
MAGNET Victory and st. F1oT1an got OFF well Little
sss took St. Ploran TO the middle of the track and
N. big oneeyod colt In the lead at great pace
fDr nearly half a mile. But it had been impossible
10 give him SAfScient work to get him In the best
sspdition since the accident to him on Suburban
DAY. and he was not able to keep up the speed
WITH which be started. His Highness, DaSonet and
victory all caught him and Littlefeld, seeing thai
ne had no chance Of place, and being unwilling 10
run any risks from swerving with a colt that had
nearly killed him on Suburban Day. tudiciOusly pulled
m Throughout the Last quarter the race was con-
ened TO His Highness, Dagonet and victory bergen
rods His Hghness to the last ounce II was aosouteV
pcoessary for Dagonct was running In most 1ormld
able style Bergen can outrfde Doggett In hnish'
and II the jockeys had been reversed undoubtedly
n.gonet vould have won the race. AS it was, HIS
Hshnoss won by a neck, with Dagonet second and
victory good third.
David Gideon warmly congratulated he ana
Al, his friends backed the colt, many Of his friends
uniting In large amounts. The stake Itself was enough
for any reasonable msn-more than s22,oOO-wlthout
sny betting. But Mr. Gideon, in order TO convince
every one that he had entire confidence in the ability
He was singularly fortunate however as Dagonet, II
n. coud have been ridden by Mclaughlin or Garrison,
without overweight, or by Hamilton or Taral. would
have defeated His gness. There was high w1no blow
ing ali the afternoon and the dust flying freely The
time was good for such condition of afairs-1 :12 10
In the third race, the Thistle Stakes. that extremely
sisappontiny colt Montana backed down to short
r1ce II was never possible to get better than TO
On file r3ng and most of the money went on him at
= In and g 70 g. Equity second choice and had
many friends. The other starters, AdeIna, west
chester Hoodlum Fairy and san Juan, were compare
,ivev neglected and Montana ran like rogue an i'm
nostor ana a counterfeit, and unless Matt" Byrnes
can infuse some sort Of courage INTO the
40 buking brte's faint heart Montana should prompt
- 80 cent 70 Join Bolero in some humble farm en-
r,.v,an+ 10 drag away their ingortous days II was
= .hochinq exhibition that the beast made san Juan
want ont with the lead and kept II UP TO the last nfS
,arSs Barnes on Montana and Taylor on Equiv
tried 10 catch him the lower turn, but nelther ever
srtirelv overlook him Montana and Equity were al
most I'D 10 Inn at the furong post in TIE hoInestetc
put then Fairy and Hoodlum came with great rush
.tx showing remarkable speed, and they passed poui
Montana and EQUITY % II the pair were psrhiyHe
Fairy, we'll ridden this time by ward won elsip
BY neck from Hoodlum WHO was no'
more than a neck IN front OF san Juan Montana was
worked out the Realization distance but unless nc
runs Infinitely better than he ran yesterday
he can have no possible chance against Potomac ana
strathmeath Westcbester's performance was even
worse than Montsna's. He was last all the way
In the first race that uncertain colt Eclipse ridden
by Bender, was made the favOnte, and Bender was
so certain to win that although Eclipse was far III
front of the field at the head Of the homestetch ne
logged him al every stride 20 the END TINS marsh
and heroic treatment efectlal, and Eclipse won
the race. with DR.. Hasbrouck second, and Kittie T.
third.
With Hamilton up Reclare led the betting in the
second race But she got of poorly, and moved win
suoh slowness for the first halmile she was stif and
sore from Saturdays race that IT seemed Impossible
for her ever TO get up. Hamilton used the whip freely
rode her with great vgor, and finally forced her to
her highest speed in the homestretch when she passed
one after another Of those that had been before her. ana
won the race with some ease at the end Chesapeake
came in second. and Lizzie third. Woodcutter and
Pagan had been far in front for the first haliue and
Pagan might have got third place at the close with
out any difficulty II he mad been properly
ridden. But Taylor nowadays makes some aston
shiug exhibitions Of riding He threw away
third place with Pagan in this race, and ne rode
weak and stumbling Stockton in the fifth stock
ton was strong favore, but Taylor failed to do better
than to get second place with him. Masterlode who has
improved 70 the most astonishing extent Winning the
race easily Only three and Drizzle came In last.
The hackers of stockton would have been much better
pleased TAYLOR had shown more energy and earnest
ness and even desperation on Stockton 1t may nave
been impossible for any jockey to do better with STOCK
ton but it will do harm for Taylor to remember tha'
lazy and sluggish jockeys, who do not seem 10 WORK
their very hardest with their mounts. are in serious
danger Of losing their licenses.
There was another stupid piece of riding in the last
race a mile and half on the grass. which Miller
could have won without any trouble with Come-to,,
T.W il when the horse was full Of running and could
easily have moved up. he had kept him sonewhsere
within striking distance Of the leader. ST. John Bu,
he allowed So John 10 get such lead that he failed
10 make n up completely and St. John won the race
By neck. with Coneto-Iaw second
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE.-Au ages. For horses which nave
and during the meeting sweepstakes
Of s2O each with 81 900 added OF which $3.50 to the
second and 500 10 the third. Futurity course
Betting
St. P
sennett Warns b. c. Eclipse by Kyrle.
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