New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-04
RECKON WINS THE ELMS.
d oruEr AFTERNOON AT MORRIS PARK.

w-o v.voR1rDs SUCCESSFUL AND FOUR FAIL
49, - -. .u,rlt and little enthusiasm is brought
-. -. ~. snccta;ors After Tennys defeat on
-. IA the running OF the Juvenile Stakes, the
-. ,a. comparatvely light In quality and at
.o,,ra,ess Yesterday. Few horses OF much note ran
90 a was a day for the benefit OF the owneS ratfer
.h., stirring turf drama for the public Mayor Grant
- C,rtroler Myers fed rom the binding glare Of
A., snbah In the City Han Park, but they found the
vs..,stcr brcezes feeble. June undeniably too
- IN her attentions. The hottest place in that part
., the country the artificial ravne. In which tho
vaaroad company keeps returning travellers smmernG
an slow process OF cookery until start Is made back
10 town. The unhappy beings who stewed and sweierca
there yesterday think of gathering deputstion OF
sor. thousands Of sufferers and sending them to New
r,ovsn IN beg the directors Of the New-York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad 10 run few trains OF
-rf geratorSoars the Harlem River after the races
But in all seriousness there rs an urgent ana eA'en
sive demand for parlor cars If the company VIII seIu
ND trains Of paror cars every seat VIII DC sOiu tut
every trip and then people will be begging FOR more
The ordinary cars now used are as badly CROWDED on
the return trips ss are the elevated railroad trains in
the busiest hours and this very providing redoubes
the discorhforts Of the passengers on hot days
Hamilton WAS not in a winning vein yesterday.
pe had four mounts, but was beaten on them all
bergen won tive races TulIa Blackburn and LIZZIE
Murphy and II. Covington got one each
promenade ran so we'll at Gravesend ana Exouo
m noorly that most Of the hsbftual followers OF te
Morris oolors deserted Exotic and backed Promenaoe
Promenade the favorite at odds on Game Ii onir"'
Exotic winning under pull -...
Cscorce w Carr president Of the Manhattan Athletic
club was deeply interested spectator OF the running
~ Abe ,-yo parts of the Cherry Diamond Handicap so
named IN honor of the maSnifoenty successful Social
and athletic organization OF winch ne 10 V"o
head Mr.. Carr is member o. the oodiu
NJ Governors Of the New-York Jockey Cino' hol'
nar4s OF the handicap were at mile Iulia bAckou'
me tsvoite won the FIRST in the excellent time OF 80
r,s mara " uncornr1only fast Chesapeake con-
oerr 81 Raceland last Friday was second. ana Dlsoo
third Diablo ran Is If short OF WORK lHs "a -
also of his stable companion Cassius WHO "ds "''
l,.oaten In the second part Of this handicap WHICH voc
taken by W. O. Days Lizzie in al IA Dnh@e NST
strong tsvortse for second part but this morse VIII
a. nnfv WIEN he is in the mood He came nome
third wocdcutter running second ~ .
IN The Rlms stakes for tfree-yesr-old FLIES at
mile and q furlong only four ram. A ana a. H.
afor,1s. pair Reckon and Correction; d. D. winners
braeeuse and Perue Lorllard's Kideer NO deciaieon
was made to win with either of the MOTIFS pair ana
.,sore Reckon was the favorite at odds ON. she LED
all the way In @ slow race-in SO Correcuon Is
sprinter not a slayer and came In last OrSseuso
lad no speed ut the end and Kildeer lowest OF all III
The betting easily second but could not get near
Reckon. L. Z. hclSwees COW OhO pl"H"N we o
n have fine chance in the fifth race for tree-year
oldc that had never won. distance six furlongs NC
Iaughln spoke encouragngly to his friends about MS
mount A furlong from the end Uno Grande was lead
ing Then the Empire Stables colt Lycelm passed MN
and won tire race in :13. while j. B. got second place
and Uno Grsnde third.
Matt Byrnes put J. B. HagSn's two-yesreoo
kyvaeinth in the last race selling affair al i've fur-
longs at es pounds by making the selling pr7ce Only
$500 The light weight and struggling start in which
the two favorftes ppressor and Recess got on badly
cavo Hyacinh the race. With the Lille B. colt second
and Recess third.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-For nllies two years old. A sweepstakes
OF $50 each with 81 900 added Beaten msidens al
lowed 8 n Five furlongs
Betting.
St. Pr.