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

after all, ne carried only ITO pounds and Tenny
was giving him eighteen pounds. With thoroughly
good Jockeys Major Domo and Demuth, possessing
excellent judgment Of pace both Of those horses might
probably have defeated Loantaka. They tired them
selves much in the first mile that Loantaka had
Bt,1e dinhculty in winning at the end.
Even II the hackers of Tenny and Tea Tray were
sorey disappointed, the victory OF an outsider In the
Suburban good thing for racing. II Tenny had
won easily, he would have had practical walkover
in many of the great for the rest Of the season.
Owners and traisers would have been afraid OF him
that they would not have venured TO start any horses
against him. Now the gamor and witchery
has departed from him, and no one fears MN
more. Both Tenny and Tea Tray have run and
won too many good races to make 1t possible
70 depreciate their value horses, but every one
knows that both the sulkest and meanes OF brutes
Although both possess marvellous speed Just when the
most is expected Of them they do their worst run
ming. Mayor Grant, who knows MeCoun WELL says
that the young man had his last dollar on Loah'aNa
II was certainly pleasant afternoon for MoOouh even
II II was hot
horses il nav be said that it was sheer insanity TO
start baac Lewis at all in such company. Fzlames mas
a roaIformation OF one of his feet, and the pace
and the distance worried him so that he could not
carry this uniformed foot through to place. Cassus
has Improved TO startling extent, and ought TO
run good races hereafter Overton is by no means
he
leaders kept up the ate swiftly through the first
mile that Riley all the time ON tptoe, and could
never fairly settle iato his stride. 1t WIS almost as
ridiculous to start Banquet, after his recent per
Torrance, it was to start Isaac Lewis, even IL
Banquet did come In fourth He had no earthly
chance of winning. ,..
II was an extremely disastrous day TO favorite s
Out Of seven races only two won, Portcheter "a inc
third Ta Ss sna sSRfs @TsS the ees % eT In the
fifth race by Bermuda Terrifer carried II ponnos
e s 1S as on e hU S be a S
safe But Litteteld not able 10 ride TERRIER ana
the horse did not run UP to his FORM Bermuda peauhs
Iongsteet carried off the Spring Turf Stakes NTH with
colt Atlantic came in first IN the last race. selling
affair the turf but did not carry lbs coTect weight
He was down the programme to carry ninety nine
pounds. The owner Of the second horse, Watterson'
subject V" to an appeal 70 the Board Of Control mat
stood bo o under the racing rules
amended last year The carrying Of two pounds
to the disquaihc cation, which there is not time and
space enter upon here but there Is every reason 10
he'd by the Board Of Control and that W. c. DAILY VIII
never get the first money in this race. ru.a+ os
smbage OF well-known horsemcn and race goers. ih3
absence of Mr.. Wters was much conmen'eu mpIn' Du
crsbss. Mr. Cassatts hostility to anything OF that
is more marked and d G mp lCb pres G and
iisu aIoo or0 That is no ipoonsiderabie sum- and
most people would eagerly embrace the opportunity o,
rushing into any trong for that amount OF money pu'
ii is not every one who has the millions of Mr. Cassst
Among those who present however were i Je
G. X Lawrence, PRECEDENT Of the Coney Island joke!
Club J. H. Bradford, treasurer; c. Fellowes SECRETARY
Lawrence Rorke assistant secIetary Mn pterr,
Lorriilard, General Whittier W. H. Goodby, James
Galway, Mayor Grant CONTROLLER Myers W D. ArheS
s. Longiey, A. +. Walcot, Charles Delmonico, the
pwyer brotbers MeLewee Bsysra InayeT a MaO of
baltimore Colonel Frank Hall colonel gnsn S S%~on +
Jerome John MscRay George Work, Byron 4. Cohen
William F Britain Hyde T. n F FTshS Fl Holt
E,r HtshS Chester pr LORD b SnSNGR n PF Colonel
baT e qhf Kelly, + Mr. H %SG Nr smPn Rose
f f bEeSI James Is IKE T. dadin Laird Mr. Sotar
e R%oss s Hhss a. Of HsTma
lord Isaac IowRsepd p MS%sr F SrSe F E
and Walter Thornton OF Boston; William SANFORD.
Reginald R,yes. Senator dispeni3E 6rd se ssSi1
CAPTAIN rbo Miiia% HoyWard and W. Douglas Of
PaGge senator n9 ys Jf ppsSey To w sss
Chiliey Langdon Of Richmond, Va L: Victor Bsngr
Walter MHFRg samneI D. I1ep re:crv w
seat on the grand stand; Alexander Clarke G. D. WI
sonh scott S H1 a. e. F. Dean g. b De witt ' Ros
child W. 6. schenck J. Keller W. Il Jones on C. H.
ii. > u
c. s. Plat and many Others.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-A sweepstakes for all ages OF $50 each,
with 81 900 added OF which $3.50 to the second and 800
to the third. Five frrlongs.
s.. Betting f.
9sS: q z . s! i, s'Sl:i p e. 1876
j. Dwyer Sons b. h. E'n' & 1 aaa 1910 Ia
"a; io1 Norr's b: oH nEGissssssSsl& 1s
FAIRY g. 1o6 .CWard) 1921 30
IoI%snts lBsSges 1851 81 81
Volunteer IL aged i2 4ms.i o, ID cr'r"D 81 90
Mutuasciyi Service straight paid SIS 90 place 81 80;
the flag fell at the first Attempt beautiful start
and the field came down the straight at killing
pace Correction and Civil service In the 'front.' t1on
third Volunteer close up. Eon was sio" !" get nj"
giant form In motion and was soon outun CiV service
led for three furlongs and passed by Correction at
th head OF the stretch Here EOn on the outside lost
cround and though Hamilton used all his art he was
unable 10 get tho frcDt At the furlcng post
whore the seemed 10 sumo d.LDt between Owl
segvce Correction end Fairy. Civil Service sprsng ."
the front suddenness that electrified the spectators
ard brought them TO their feet. 1t ives all over Men
He came the easiest possible winner by length ana
a half; Eon second, head before Correction who beat
Fairy neck -
stakes for two.yearods foas Of 1882 by subscriptions
Of $50 each s25 forfeit struck out by May TO- lo9l
for horses entered by July 49, 1890 OF 800 each $50
forfeit for entered by January l. 1871 starter
to pay $50 additional which shall enue them 70 sAr'
for both events The Association TO ada te amount
necessary to make value of the two events Soooo
aacb In each event second to receive 500 and the
third $3.50 out Of the money added $1,000 additional
IN Mate or money tat the option Of the winner VIII be
given should the events be won by the same hofse
a'..a q, tho First Fvent-winners Of two races Of
90 600 or one Of $1,000, n extra. Maidens never
having been placed second for race of $4,000 allowed
M The produce Of or stations which nave not
nroduced winner prior TO January J! lo9l hS1 T
Inner 70 receive a 900, the second $3.50 and the third
$3.50 Five and half furlongs aett,ng
st. Pi.
r. Gideon's b. His HghnesS' by tne en- 81 90
u 800 princess 11S tl$f4eIp
~ CteGGNa,sna,s b. c. Victory 1ls (GsTlisonl2 81 -
Rosemeade Stables b. C. Nomau Lyfurlhyis 81 2-l
Vestbule. u.s.. (sibeD o SOL 20-l
Refrain Nv i35 ....... (l4ttleneld) 10 l.