New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-05
ST, FLQRlAN DEFEATED.
>uEnRu boalu1ARD's vESTIBULE WINS


-. s,cb that exciting finishes might be expected.
-, Acknowledgement was felt and freely expressed,
-, az the defeat Of the favorite and the best
-, An .ach Of two races. St F1orfan ought to have
- ,be Galiard Stakes without any difficulty If the
,s had not been made OF putting Mclaughlin on the
con instead Of the regular stable Jockey. who rode
81 p.oran successfully in after race at Graves
and and understands him thoroughly. The other
oe In veiioh the best horse didn't win the fifth,
which LIntnguante could have captured with some
thing N hand n had not been that her jockey was
over-coundent OF course racing in which the best
horse is beaten by the osreeSnes weakness OF the
Jockey Is satisfactory. and vet there much
excellent sport yesterday afternoon, which was enjoyed
by a barge attendance.
The temporary eclipse OF St. Florian, who had not
been beaten previously this due TO the kind
ness and generosity Of John A. Morris and his son,
who desired TO give Mclaughlin chance to ride
winning race but neither OF them knew until AFTER
the effort WIS over how weak Mclaughlin was. II
only few DAYS ago that this famous Jockey was
fat ON his back suffering severely from conGestive
cfiIis He had attempted 70 reduce his weight too
rapidly sDd had brought prostrsting attack from
which he has by no means fully recovered The CON
t5on of his health Is snch. his bodily weakness Is so
great and his practice I'm riding has been so interrupted
NV these causcs this that the Mclaughlin OF 70
DAY Is not riding within dozen pounds of the Mo
Iaughln Of few years ago who held the undisputed
champions Ship among the JOCKEYS OF America
At C5rsvesend 81. F1oran ridden in the proper
vsy for Success He is q magnificent colt but he Is
ike Potomac IN that ne does not possess any starting
burst of speed at the finish He can 90 out at the au
Of the starters flag and maintain so strong pace that
no other twoyearofd in the country can keep head
and head with him. both are In equally good condi-
ton and both are equally well ridden. Mclaughlin
was never on hts back before and he made the mistake
Of allowing Pierre LorIlard's colt vestbue to get
long lead which be tried in vain 20 close up at the
finish ST. Florisn second, however, while Georgia
the FLY who had shown such remarkable speed at
Gravesend and from whom so much was expected
was the most depressing Of disappointments. Her
rheumatic legs or other cause, prevented her
running down the tobOggan slide hin, and she was
never anywhere near the front Mr.. Morris had In
tended send her to the post as the representative
Of his stable in the $4,000 Great Eclipse STAKES on
saturday but tins intention has been abandoned, as
0eoris,s running yesterday bad as to
Great Eclipse With two such crushing revcrses
As the overthrow Of ST. F1orian by Vestibule
and the amazing absence Of form displayed by Georgia,
tho spectators unable 70 exhibit any enthusiasm,
especially their unhappiness was increased by the
negligence of the jockey LntT1guante, who was the
favorite in the fifth The FLY had PeSsara thor
oughly. completely and soundly beaten. Then the
sockey stopped riding, permitting Taral who rode Pes
sara TO come up again with such rush that Pesslra
lust beat L'lntriguante at the end
The first race was taken by La 1osca, the favorte,
who won in the easiest possible STYLE with Civil Ser
vice second aud Key West third. Fairvisw was
vesy strong second choice La Tosca was giving him
ten pounds, but the best he could do was to come III
fourth -. ..,.u man snnoosoo that The second
race would be between two oaSt-ohs from the MOTIFS
stable Mountain Deer and Hypsuc, but they were ut
terty mistasen, as neither got pace; maic3 Rc q
C2nlpbell's SNOWFALL won the race, with Long Dance
second and Klnlnnaker third. T..
For the third race a handicap at mile and fur
long senorita the favorl,e but Maidstone TOOK y
into lbs head a. ne ge6 he H 50 f 30 Mad
stone without urging. senonta was second ana
Ss Del Rev ran wrctchedy in the fifth ard his
owner F. G. McLewee, explained this by saving that
Lad aijed TO give the colt any work since he Won on
Monday. Matt Allen must nave patent on tiiS sQ['
Mr. NcIewee expressed lis dissatisfaction freely, and
tr Alen is not likely 70 lneIease bae demand ior HIS
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
-1pSr p AcF-For all ages A sweepstakes of eco each
with 81 COO added Winner Of first race on first or
second day carry N extra; OF both 2 10 eH',a
Non.wfnners. Of 81 geo In 1890 OF 1891 allowed H.
'l'' ''' ~ s. Rs'''n Fl.
schuyldl Stables cb La TO;ca ,l By st. 70
W. Days 6i Service l. 13o.:i Al o-s
H. Morss c KEY fas MSs; sO-l 81
r, 1SG SS%is los Bergen 81 10
h I5'i Hs:egSas 14 412Fa 81 81 81
1snSis G T. ii9........-.... &C. smith) 2Oo-l COL
Mu.uals-1a Tosca straight paid 81 So. place 81 25
Civil Service place 50 DO
Maidstone and Anarchist were withdrawn An excellent
start sent the field Of well punched Key West slightly In
'front.' Fannie c. Service third La Tosca
ru,cv went out with leaders and for three furongs n
was close race between Then she drew out and
coming without urging won with laughsoe ease oy Two
lengths Civil Service Two lengths before Key west
strong wind blew down the hill on the OSeKs u c 'OJ
ana made the time very fast.
SECOND RAoE-For three-year-olds and upward
sveenstakes Of $40 each with 1000 adj d. Weights
AT 20 n shove the scale Nonwnners in 1880 OF 1871
OF $1,000 allowed n Of $1,000 three-yea1-ods' IA
n: II four.year-olds or upward, 20 n. One mile
81 RE'''l3Fgi Fl.
SsleOst & osnpbelIs CD. G. Snowfall, BY
= Joe HOOker-Laura Winston, yrs 10 p -, o,
:. F. Sanders. Ii. h. Long Dance; l2S q,
III. FoninssOy'' Nr c. Knsm'k fh.4ua aS5 12-1 al
Mountain Deer. 3. d1ttleheld 81 81
f heP sSsfiS = Garrison 1S 81
Mutuals-snowban straight paid ee4 05 place s2a O5
Long Dance place sSS so
FrontenaT and the Sequence colt were withdrawn.
An excellent and prompt start. Mr. Caldwell is himself
again. Mountain Deer set the pace over the Ill., with
Kngmaker and SNOWFALL IN close attendance Long Dance
ton-{h Half yzy down stretch the field took close
order and all the jockeys went TO the whip In the
tussle that followed SNOWFALL by neck Long Dance
second half a length before kingniaEer
THIRD RACE-P-ee Handicap Sweepstakes for
three-year-olds and upward. Of s25 each. not
declared out with $3.50 added One mile and
turong.
St. Betting f.
Fnpire Stables br. h. Madsbone, ~ Van
Ierbilt-Mlss Turner yrs, III n.
~ (Bergen) 81 2I
s. s. Browns b. senOrta. . ;;,, i!5t; or,
W. c. Day's Or. c. LepansO. 2. 90 On, :,
fssan Ie, vi GittleHelo 81 81
i@s angeles 6 ia icar rs ID. Lewis 2o-1 81
Csstsway IL ). 100 Ca. i0 (IsraD lo-l o-I
nutuOlss,adstone straight paid $40 49, place 60 TO-
seEOrits place 81 90
Iepanto made a snSil's pace the Matterhesn
Your Uncle William Daily continues TO slip his heses
into handbags at feather weights and the result lie that
they cause great many races 70 be falsely run Ihey
invariably 90 out in front and seldom a 70 upset the
judgment Of some Of ths jockeys ins in the race foI
no one knows whether your Uncle William is making The