New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-17
NETWORK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, PAGES

did the old alter the race was o'ci
Many lost the but no better man c0u,o
have won the money than Dave McCoun' Loan'sAa -
his life Itself and Dave and his horse are bred ren' WI"
no reddog in them Both are WILING 70 ssch W
against anything in and never dodge ana no ma'
what the public may say. the victory was popular quo
with the trainers jockeys all like Dave McCoun TOT
esmeness Bergen wss engaged 10 ride the morse as
March
After the race the jockeys all willing 10 tell their
experiences Bergen said that he got oil we'll but was
closed in and had drop back last and was kept pinned
in All the way around the first and down the back
stretch TIL Taylor got ell there was Isaac Lewis out
OF him. Lewis fell back beaten and he tBergen) got
Loanaka through with his speed left him for the finish
Bergen made OF his famous drives and passing his
horses by he nailed Major Domo at the sixteenth
pole and won by half length all OUT
Willie Martin, on the second horse. Major Domo, said
that got of WELL with Cassus neck in front OF him.
"My In HIS stride, but Tsra had TO ride Cas-
sius. 1 got the rail and then stsadied him. Dennh
tackled U.s. and he just kept us moving He suked
and fell back Domo almost done after we passed
the eighth post He went shorter every stride
had TO him and hold him together and was beaten
the last jumps. When they the first mile close
40 with such horses Tenny with that kind OF weh'
up something gives way"
Fred Taral said that he could tell only about his own
horse. The clip he said bit too fast for him the
entire distance.
Garrison said that could not Tea Tray to Dry
yard for him. no matter how he tried him. " He might
run for some one else but he would not run for to-
day. that's sure" When asked what he thought OF
Lcantakas performance he SAID 1t don't surprise me
any. Speed makes game any time, and the real game
that will all he can for you even ii
be can't go far, but will try TO his last ounce" But
the cur, the snapper" says, is the horse with
speed and stamina that won't try when ptnched
Isaac Murphy said but little when called on Ienny
could would not try to get up, and was beaten
Doggett told his experience in few words: II done
my level best"
Taylor nearly terse: We we're In company
that wss too hot for us, that's ALL"
Riley was worst knockedabout horse in tho race,
through fault Of his jockey Overton. With the Snap
~ on Riley and Murphy Demuth the finish might
have closer, was the opinion Of many horsemen
In the stand for trainers in the paddock the trainers and
owners that were timed and commented on
the terrific pace they going around the first turn
There was crowding and Loantaka and Riley ap-
peared much the worst OF It, although Tenny did not
escape. half the time so rst and the three
quarters in 1 III. The mile in Al. But what is
the matter with them they asked Of each other hey
ran the last quarter In OH"
81 made 1t 30" said another. "wel made It 2;1o,
so wait TILL the time is hung out" said third. When the
Official time hung up t2;00 they realized they had all
stopped their watches eat the Futury 1nsh which made
about seventy yards difference.
Gnch bettor was looking for chance to bet to
that snip" the the track. He found
his and lost usual the named Colonel d. 7.
Puser. IL declared q dead heat and the bet was
evenly divided
The fines, sight at the track yesterday to look at the
stand from the nfed. The roofstand is great improve
ment and much admired by the people in the nfeld
The rain is just what IS needed, and heavy shower Will
do the track much good.