New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-21
ATH1fEATH GETS HEDLRBf
K1NGMAN THE FAvoRITE, IS BEATEN BY
POET SCOUT FOR THE PLACE

,,,. ,y,.u,xcrox PARK TRACK MUDDY. AND
ryr TINE a..eh THE STARTERS AND
THEIR ,ocKEYs-HIGH TARIFF DROPS
DEAD THE OTHER RACES.
Chicago June oo.-This was Derby daS al ,e ""'n
incton Park racecourse. The dny ope"cu "' ,,s.od
- 100 ohscurnr the sum- but gradually the fog hi'cu
~ IN ,,ootbcr Orew more propitious for the great
80 which was set for O'Clock. TIE race was io'
,h,co olds one and onehalf miles, with wnhinH
,or,,tIes and maiden allowances, and was won W
strotbmeath Poet Scout was second anu h'"e
third. Time, 40 Ii so,,ic the
The start was a good one for all but Luuo"'O
California colt who was left ten lene'nS g. ,,ont
,nen Immediately took Fore Runner to .no 80 us
n'I." ',nr ,na stand. was leading the bunch oS
hoIt lenoth Going round the turn ana up 'no "'o,
st,e,ch Poet Scout and Michael were neck anu neN -.
with Fore Runner fourth. The two ran ss a 80 =.
,ba far turn when Poet Scout drew away, ou' "
only for an instant for Srathmeath' Oh 'e ~ AZ
outside started for the leader. Hall way w. ~
stretch he was at Poet scouts thIoa' % o,oot
another stride had forged ahead Steadily a. 0ooN
,ror,, he came on and won by length Ironi -
scout. who beat Kingman half ongth. hieh iai'"
hroke down at tho three quarter pole, anu ai'er
ming 100 yards in a crippled condition. dropPed ue"0
on the track ,,.A
II was foregone conclusion that the s'ahc' W'i.
was worth s22O 900 to the winner. woulu " N.Y.
contested
be fast as recent rains put the track IN anys vuU
Nrst-cIass condition. While the Jacobln Stables pay
colt Kingman was the favorite, he was not ioohcu
upon by any means as " sure thing HIS uhoiono"
series Of victories in his threeyearoid form hau'
the conditions Of the sadded him WIN al
impost Green Morris's Strathmeath, CARRYING o,'n
% pounds. against 100 on Kingman, was ia'o'S'n
considered by many and made second eno~e :"
The betting While these two were pubic @ o
there were Others the ,d e Maa sSi we're Camp nG
heI naIr Pessars and SNOWFALL EaStin q LaraOee
High Taif, ed" Browns ForennIer' rd 6S9
we're thought to have winning cG wbS6
All Of tho hOTses ss m Ta5es doubtful ao Ey
25 900 people were on the ground fess"i" was
In Te sarer and their weights and Jockeys were as
follows Kingman 100 o. Lewis strathmeat1 II irIt w.
CovlngonJ Pessara 129 (Taral Michael, Up 100
RRiarTson Valera 1877 rtton High Tariff ~
IKleyJ; Poet Scout 115 overton); Fore Runner 10
F. rnee-pue 9 aSd TPTssra
entrance Sio ks Sas m io McDona Royal
o2 9gl'9Sz l 9w f ha9fsf to ~ 'haScd 1S7
9 Tss 81 IL TO- % nypaa io5 orter to l. Lin'
loo Carter got the of the STRAIT by half length
and led N the backstretch where Labold passed NM
Coming into the Joe Carter forged to the ron1
again. and after exciting hnish won oy nan ie1s'i
from Yale '9l, who beat Labod neck for the place.
Time, ! 53a
second racPq!se $3.50 for srd sP
Zoe Brtton1 to Santiago. 122 ewls), TO .; DICK
e enU nD' iO7 (Flnnegah), to 5.
Tbs .,ort was good the three horses being neck and
neck Dckerson Immediately went to the 'front.' and set
the pace to the eighth pole where Santiago drew away ana
won nv length from Sportsman who beat Dckerson by
In. same distance for the place. Time-2:Oo
The third race the Derby.
Fourth 800 S ss st9sr ana M SS
beau e6 tHancOck 10 Spectator 100 r. Mllamsl
Msn ES q ke G sF{ SS %
Marc X. 10i (McCarthy 70 'set Away iVV Nfoei'
IS 10 / ST. Adams, 100 (Delong), N l.
Martin Russell was first away with Marc X. second.
the others punched. Russell acted pacemaker to tho
far turn where St. passed him. and. after pretty
finish, won by neck. Martin Russell beat Marc X. a
length for the place. Tme-1 :57'i
Fifth recourse se00 for twoyear.oldsi Ave fuongs
starters-Buckhound, 1iS (Brttor}, 70 san Paol9
1oS CIIancoch) 10 to Badoura, los toycelI 10 70
curt Gum iii (Engllsh), TO Strictly IO5 Steppel
10 Strathmad, 115 (Bunn), is to FRANK Kinney
iii (Waker) 10 to Umatllla, Jos Searall' 10 70
Carlsbad 18 (Fit1Jatrick), 10 Wautauga lio thc'
Carthy), 10 10 i Raener, 1l5 (Keysl; 10 70 San
Farmer llS (Fox to 1 Judge Hughes, 1lo (Johesl'
4 10 1 /; lille s., 1oS (McDonald), 10 10 l.
Frank Kinney jumped to the front and led TO "ithn
100 wards OF the wre where srathmod passed him and
won by neck. Frank Kinney beat Curt Gum length
for the place, Tlme-1 :07.