The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-30
= IIGHNESS'S FUTUR1TY.
T. sfDEoN's PHENOMENAL COLT
WINS THE $4,000 STAKE

r,,,e $50 Pounds and Piiotea By Jimmy
xe,,.uehiin, the Gallant hay shakes
O6 All Competitors and Heats Huron =
s,,rrth-Yorkvilie Belle Was Third ana
naoo,et Fourth, but Huron Is an Out
.,,,. and second and ThirA Money 60 TO
sv,I.vee'. Fifty and Hunters Colt
.oxr,rau WIN Sue for Second Money
Haired by tho Board OF Controi-Hs
ua. n Good Colt hut His Highness
cox. Him IL Pounds and q Beating-
u,-,ory Of Huron's Case-HIs Elighnsss
uo. won over 100000 Thu. Year.
and win Now he Retired for the Sea-
o.. .,p - Twenty-Five Thousand Persons
saw the Race-La Tosca Wins the Dol
,.,n stakes mud Correction Beats Loan.
,.l. and Racine, Showing n Startling
Improyement In Two Dsys-Snowbnll.
p.rap, and wiliie l.. the Other winners.
Whom the praises Of Americas famous thor
.,rchbrsas are handed down to posterity in
snnr and story. lot His Highness the gamest
All, that ever laced starter. DO remem-
he,rd. No language Is too extravagant to
s,tol tho merits OF Mr.. David Gideon's great
;v,.year.o old who yesterday afternoon. at the
ShAppehplu
oioo0 persons. carried 1870 pounds to victory
In the $4,000 Futurity, defeating twenty one
q, tho most choicely bred colts and flllies this
broad land can produce. Jockey James Nc
Iamch,in deserves praise for tho mastery
r,anusr in which he handled the victor. and it
vas fitting climax to dozen years o! honor.
.he and creditable work In the saddle.
MANY men of nearly half a century's experi-
;arc. IN turf matters. who have seen the N at
famous thoi oughbreds do battle since the
rreat I.eyiuG,on's time. said after His Highness
had won yesterday that in their opinion. the
eot bred by Mr.. belmont from imported stock
vns the best younGster OF his age that they
had over seen. BY winning yesterdays prihe.
His Highuess surpassed all winning records
for two year-o! his earnings up to date OK.
eeeding J0o0O-a very fair return for the
~ 400 he cost last February.
Yesterdays race was the most sensational
in more respects thnn ole that has been de-
cided in the last decade on this continent, as
there was starter In 1t who was there by vr-
tue OF an order from court OF law. This was
Edward Cor,ia,n's Huron.the coltabout whose
>ljpbli,y 10 start In tho big race 30 much has
been sad and written. The readers Of THE
Bun arc thoroughly familiar with tho case, but
a brief review will not be out OF place. as
Huron finished second There Is bound to be
years OF Stubborn litigation over tho $500
which goes to the second horse. forkville
Belle waA third and DaRonet fourth. but ao-
cordn. to the following decision of the Board
Of Stewards OF the Coney Island Jockey Club
they will receive second and third money:
The money in the Futurity will be paid. as
provided b. the condition to tho owners and
breeders 0! horses entered In the stakes. His
'Highness. Yorkvile Belle. and Dagonrt. they
being the horses duly qualified which finished
first. second and third in the order named"
Tht, decision makes Edward Corrigan's
course plain. The Board Of Stewards gnored
bis colt entirely. although he finished second.
AMI If CorriGan thinks he is entitled to the
$500 sseoud money he can sue for 1t. When
Edward Corrigan bought Huron as a yearling
he claimed that he took the colts engage
meEts as well. and that at no subsequent date
was anybody authorized to declare Huron out
: Of these engaCerhents Corrigan says that he
always supposed Huron was eligible to start
In the Fut1ri,v until the race meeting at Nash
VILE last spring. when he hoard that HURON
had teen declared. He At once wired
I, 70 the Coney IsIaud Jockey Club anthori-
pcsregariirR Hurnns eligibility. and received
aar,piy nrming the rumors. Corrcan says
that he wired for he name Of the man who de-
clared the colt. and was told that John j. Car
made the dec aration. Corrigan asked Carter
whether he had declared Huron out OF the Fu-
.ta.tty. and he said that h. d d not remember
having done so. and would not believe that he
hal until he saw the letter in his own hand
writing.
,Cufrlgan said yesterday that Mr.. Carter had
80 authority TO declare Huron out OF any
:sessemsnts, AMI iur.her that Cen dscksSSn.
side ia DO Of So the rh!s Is sH*"t jon G0F.
so' Tse m pubic can na Sy]eys
Warned ,ssi Hn In name was not among The
ga. he'd Howe \ HummeI 10 take the case to
McAdam on frilay. Abe hunmel, who is
thoroughly eonvsr sH with ra ing law. hnd
Adam Resolved Ss his decision until yesterday
morning, whom he announced hat Huron must
ySs allowed 70 start In the race The Judges
ne toney. Island Jockey. Club authorities
,bNJocksy 0yerIon number; though; and the
S a a,siensd ne nSSs,ion at the start
~ sx,S pfsSpssy xhsn ~ sT |S Huron Tas
nstsy Tnnnins second. THIS is the 81 story rs
tThs rs IS no prsceisnt in racing history at
home .r arosd. and Nj: C%rrsan lays he
declare horsos out of valuable engagements.
resident J. G. h Lawrence that no would
glad 70 snsEer any questions the Coney
leland JOCKEY Club officials cared to put to
.etm before he loft for Chicago this evening.
:ln,ursnng the course folio cd out by him
WIN such pertinacity. Corrigsn IL giving
Eastern rncinG men an insight into bis pugnA-
cous methods. lie would rather fight than
eAt, and Is never SO happy as when engaged In
som" rei-hot legal or tlstic encounter.
his persistence In starting Huron. whether
the tonsy Island Jockey club liked 1t or not.
was boomerang IS the Board Of Control. at
especial meeting passed the following reso.
ta}lon yesterday:
bpAsp or CoEssot, CosEy IsLAEp, Aug "a
me Coney Island Jockey Club having sent to the
td sAAteIe ut that It will receive no further
''aHons from Mr.. EDWARD COrriRan therefore II 10
ch,,o rd That the action of the Consy Island Jockey
eun % endorsed and II 10 further
vh'mvd That no further entries bs received from
w. norr'gau BY any of the four ciubs Represented in
gayshsn'S W VosBun,u Secretary.
I'm plain English. this means that Edward
SSSSrrlgnn c,n race no longer ut Gravesend,
Gnneepshead Bay. Morris Park. and Monmouth
tafE Huron and others Of CorriRan's horses
10 10 stakes yet 10 be run this fall ct Sleeps
neau. t,rare end. and Norris Park. and thay
t rhsy taso rart In them: hut next season and
Wss,.aller no entries will DO received from The
western turiman.
orriran WIN sue, for his money, or rather
'l,,h