New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12

move along quietly and easily by the sue
Of Riley, or close to him. and run the hrst hainhc
in SO seconds. and the mile in 40. Demuth nlsn.
have had chance with Riley. But every observer Oh
the race exclaimed that Murphy had ruined Demuths
chances in the first half mile, when all saw the wrecou
mace AT which all three-Riley, Demuth and Raceiahd-
were going, with Murphy doing MS pest 10 IolA
Demuth's head OF, while Riley was gailophg SIN
lengths in front Such imbecility Is Almost lhooh,
ceivable Riley ran far in front all the way, anu
won in a canter. with Mclaughlin in the saddle Mr..
Corlgan owner CT Riley. on from Chicago TO see
his horse win. Riley was always the
favorite, with Demuth strong secouu
choice Mr.. McLewee and his irenos
had the highest hopes OF Demuth and backed him
freely The handicap certainly not good one
as between Riley and Raoeland. In the COney Island
Cup at mile and a half, Riley at 122 pounds never
let Raceland at 127 get anywhere near MN.
In fact he gave Raceland oeaung Vi
fully seven pounds, in addition TO me nVe
mounds difference In their weights. nevertheless
In the Shrewsbury he was Handicapped at only 10
pounds to Racelands To- Feor h"0eiaiiU W." ~
In the race. 49,
It is exasperatihg to consider that If our Eastern
Jockey clubs had only been sensible and reasonable
there could not have been any fuss or trouble oVe
horses start from one stable. In the West Ihe rue
is that all the entries from any stable Snan oI 10
mis- rule satisfies the public aud the press IN lrutn
ii satisfies everybody, for even the b0okmaker' nn9
hostility to every turf reform that is organized III 9
West has prevented its adoption Ill the EAlsU' Wy, Pue
his T Tga in S0 force there Would have been trouble
Yesterday No Intelligent nTst s SSd Dc
plan Hail to the reform from the West IL Is aio''
The handicap In tho first was not startling
success because Judge Morrow was an ODDS on if
vorite the easiest OF winners. Bcrnuda wa SeI I
will now go to Saratoga and find benefit from inc
In the July stakes Fremont the favorte narrowly
escaped defeat from the unnamed colt by Patrnonyd
Falsetto while AhpIsni and MI; Wits say inches Se
hind The withers colt showed much speed e anu dD
up to the last hundred yards w Tas also iS Started
crazy colt by Uncas-E lsinore, who spun round tle
track like pnwheel Finally he ran into the ience
John Daiys Hapenny was first in the afth race ace
Ws s9e Coehet was we'll ridden Hamilton but
tired badly at the end and came IN IA nnd heat STYLE
In F the last tI Face and and made brilliant ni;a Pierre
E6d backed socCS veil and h1a t rv sIsam
o;e second The tS pyQe p g6 yet wSoS Sadt Is very
weather the Dess that July y f%e fTEn tc
6afhoday It hard to get out tn the mqS o
on any other day IN the week. unless theIe 10 'O'
universal and sensational attracuoh'
DETAILS OF THE RACING
FIRST RACE-Free handicap sweepstakes OF $40 each,
with 81 $50 added Of which $3.50 to the second ana sioO
TO- TO the '''''' O'' '''G ' s. Getting f.
q q Morris's b. h. Judge Morrow by
vs. Vaeabond-Moonlght, 4. 127 D.. q, y out
B. McCelSnd'S b. c. DerDOO''' o. ttBTyanO2 Cd 81
John Evans CHI O. BeenSes ~ Midqeieyj pol Al
sir John d. 1osr col 81
OU0VO0' - - ' Time-1 542. n
Mutnssrudge Morrow straight paid 81 95, place S. 90
Bermuda place IS %.
stratbmeath, Dablo and Banquet were Withdrawn
Beansev went OF like quarter horse, opened gap oil
three lengths led over the hill and half way down the
homesretch and then passed by Judge Morrow VINO
without hurry or hustle away and won by iengul
Coyngon lost his head the finish, and was prepared
TO 20 to pieces II Hamilton should have challenged b"'
Hamilton never could get Sir John up and botn Deansey
and Bermuda beat him, o neck dividing them a. the
finish -,
SECOND RACE-THE JULY STAKES. For two'year-ods'
Of 800 EACH with 81 500 added Winners Of $1,000 TO
carry ID twice n thrice, IL ID extra; maidens OIL
lowed s H. Three-quarters Of mile Closed August
To- 1890, with 155 subs.
Betting
st. P.
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