New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-18
LA TOSCA'S TRUE FORM.
SHE CARRIES OFF THE SWIFT STAKES.
KINGSTON PLAYS WITH THE FIRST RACE
fNOMAnIS DEFEAT,

xNOMAUS DEFEAT.
After the crush and excitement Of Suburban Day
sheepshead Bay in comparison quiet and
ncfd place yesterday The great body of lovers of tile
turf outside OF the regular attendants who so TO see
the races day. reserving themselves for the
.pecial attractions Of the stakes to-day and on
saturday. Hence the attendance not large. The
officers Of the club after getting in their returns from
every department. say that the number of people pres
emit OF the Suburban Of 1901 was about 20 per cent
less than at the Suburban of $780, This falling OF
must be attributed undoubtedly in large measure to
the unsufierable heat A great many people VINO are
fond of racing preferred the immediate neghborhood OF
bathtub on Tuesday afternoon or dip in the srf to
visit any racetrach. even when one OF the great
races of the year was on hand Then, too, as men
toned yesterday, the general impression that Ienny
could not fail to carry Off the prize diminished the pub
lie interest in the contest. Nevertheless II was
brilliant and memorable opening of the June meeting
OF the Coney Island Jockey Club with n'uoh thaI WI"
linger In the mind of every observer.
n WAS surprising that the bookmakers ventured 10
give so good betting 20 against Kingston In inc
first race over the Futurity course. but when chae
r. Dwyer sent his commissioners around with lnstruc
tons 10 nut on $500 or 81 900 at stand at wmcn
On oonld he obtained the bookmaEers threw up their
hands and declined to accept anything but tnnins
sums at these figures. odd and puzznng Umhse uo
often occur IN connection with petths' Lone
record take the quality OF the heu oPPoseu
IN
account and IL was rsa/y so to 1 that kings
ton would win. And yet for small amounts
II was easy at many bookmalers' stands as ALREADY
said to get l 10 3. Kingston was aomlraoV liuuen
by Mclaughlin, who displayed all his old paueucc'
GOODNESS and skin. He did not have the snghtes'
difficulty in carrying of the first money "nie oor
rection ran second and Kitty Van third.
But in the Daisy Stakes, five furlongs on the Vuii'
for two-year-olds there tremendous upset. IL
Is not easy TO understand why L. D. hose
should adopt the policy of giving his good oolo Noau
TWO hard races two days in succession 10 asA d
youngster to do so much in so short time ~ "o
quickest and surest way 10 ruin him. Mr. Rose 10
seemingly possessed Of very little patience. Nomao
ran AGAINST St. Floran, His Highness and victory on
Tuesday and ran fast and trying race being wcii up
at the finish To require him to run again yesterday
was little short Of cruelty. So too, Mr. Rose Is any
thing but enent and indugent with MS hlly FHry'
who has been slightly lame most OF this season. but
Who after much racing, was compelled 10 go out
again yesterday the Swift Stakes at seven urones
ra,rv did surprisingly WELL running second 10 La
roeca in fast time. But how long Will Nomao
and Fairy last IL such tasm at so short Intervals
are laid upon themi There were eleven IN the neld
AGAINST Nomad in the Daisy Stakes, but he was the
fayorite at odds On was believed that ne 1T ou
classed all the Others. Isaac Murphy rode MIN, out
ne was extremely unlucky at the turns, being forced
to 20 around the whole field and he seemed 70 DO
oyeranxious and impatient with the colt, like The
colts owner He called Nomad altogether 100 soon'
and took too much out him In the early part OF the
race The result was that while Nomad was Struggling
rsantly against Lester and Lorrmer IN the homesetch
The extrtne outsider Charade came up with rush and
won the race The betting was 10, 90 ana oo 10
] against Charade.
One Of the best known, most sagaciOus, liberal ana
enterprsing newspaper proprietors In New-forK won
$500 on Charade by putting $40 up at 90 70 straight
and $40 at 20 to 1 for place. AS ne was going
away from the ring after making these Dets'
10 his amazement he discovered that previously un-
noticed bookmaker was Offering 200 to 1 against
hut as ne had already bet all the money that he
cared 10 put on Charade and thought that the colt
lad very little chance anyway, making the pet NOR
as }nsse e Sad 6ees fortunate enough to dis
cover the 200 to odds at first ne mig might nave won
Reporter far outclassed the selling held IN Ie
third race and won easily with Rico second and Dr.
Heimuth third. Garrison backed his own mount.
the favorte at ODDS on but lula BaeEfn cot ar
ny front and ro%ped in Just as she liked With Mad
stone poor second and Reclare third Tulla Black
burns performances both last year and this year
are aRa1ingly fine: others are nexpressibly bad:
Of La v1 9iea ana the M s"se enc
The conditions Of the race required Lntg4d ba 10
Iittleied was still unable to ride, and Bryant a
So9sG lad E5s R%i on her and Te made bad
of it, He did not understand her at all The only
way to ride this fleet lilly is TO wait Win her uht n
the last furlOng Bryant urging and driving ner
in the first hafmlle. La Tosca won at her leisure,
exactly she liked with plenty to spare Wne f9Ty
got second place ana Nelly lily was uiiu' IL"
The selling race was captured by the favorite,
Calcium.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-gor ree-yearolds and upward sweep
stakes Of $40 each $1,000 added, of which $3.50
to the second and 800 to the third Winners since