New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-27
poRTCHEsTER GOES DOWN.
,r,r NEITHER HORSE NOR RIDER is HURT
,-,rasorr Ss DEFEATED BY AIRsHAFT-LYNN
WINS THE HEAT RACE.

WINS THE HEAT RACE.
x.n The extreme heat and the prevailing supersti-
,n that Friday is an unlucky day did not prevent an
.nent attendance yesterday at sheepsheaa Ray.
ss~s who are fond of the sports OF the turf found
'.oeth,ng uncommonly attractive in the programme,
"a tbe afternoon abounded in variety and excite
~, that most Of them went away we'll content,
thew did simmer and swelter in the scorchng sun.
!, rain fell at the track although thunder clouds and
shining were seen In the distance.
nrsle was earnestly supported by the friends Of
=. schuyIkn Stable that he the favorite at tho
soe Of the betting the first race but both Chesa
ahe and Cassius carried great deal OF money, Driz-
~ took the lead early, and In the homestretch the
.,test was confined to Drzzle and Chesapeake.
hamilton did not ride so brilliant and desperate
sn,sh As ne usually does In emergency and DnZze,
so rallied stubbornly the last furlong and showed
courage that previously had not been suspected by
a. general public, won the race by a head. Millers
,sina has repeatedly given occasion for criticism II
u only that no one could have ridden Drizzle
mare effectively than he rode him In this race No
.,.tev not even an Archer or a Mclaughlin can DO
noc than win with his mount, and this Miller did in
most trustworthy style. Cassius is not at all the
,rse that he was when he second In the Suburban
n 1870 and third in the Suburban Of 1891. He was
not really dangerous In any part OF this race.
remnants last previous race had been neat, and
\. had won so easily, that he backed down until
,rfsl At the close odds bet his chances by
S,arv bookmskers Fremont is owned by Philip J.
pxyor and bis brother Michael impressed by
rrmonvs chances that he did not back his colt,
Airshaft Nevertheless Airshaft with surprising
ssse while Fremont came in second.
The third a handicap for three year~olds
. mile and furlong, and Portchester carried
g heaps Of the Dryer money and Of the general public
As we'll Bermuda the second choice. In the
nst furlong Hamilton bringing up Portchester at
4 tremendous pace, when the colt fell Fortunately
Hamilton not badly hurt the colt seriously
fNIo, DoIoN al
sho the accident near at hand, insist that no
her horse touched Portchester, but that he tangled
rreef In his Stride crossed his legs and fell without
being fouied. But Lambley, who rode Lizzie, made
. complaint of foul against Richal, who ran second
and many Of the spectators thought that Richa
had crossed ana fouled Portchester. Bermuda came
up on the outside and was not anywhere
near any--<>u the horses that were mixed mp
IN the mess. But so many charges and counter
charges made among the jockeys, Hamilton
accusing Anderson, Bermuda, Of having caused the
accident that the stewards questioned all the jockeys
in the race. They decided finally, however, not to
make any changes to set back any horse. The
horses placed they came In. Bermuda first.
Richal second and LINE third.
L. J. Rose certainly believes in making hay while
the shines He Is keeping his flly Fairy extern
avely busy. She runs almost every day. He thought
there was hardly a possibility that she could be
beaten in the fourth race furlongs, and he
was right, Fairy without any difficulty.
This time Ward rode her with judgment, keeping her
IN a good safe place, and making his at the right
Tine. When he gets Hurried this boy rides frighul
fnish but yesterday he felt entirely secure and got
his mount home with plenty of spare Kitty T. ran
second with the much lookedfor and extremely dis
appointing Sirocco In third place.
The fifth Of heats at seven
surlongs, and ". G. Days three -year-od
,olt Atlantic was backed down to even money. At
antio won the first heat handily that beCing was
snly to against him after that. But he proved
utterly unable to stay and Lynn ran away from him
In the second and third heats.
With Mclaughlin In the saddle, Watterson carried
much money in the mile and a quarter on the turf.
and was the fsvorite But Mclaughlin could
DOT get this horse the front at the nsh and he
pane home one Of the last three. Kingmaker also
fsnced by considerable division, but Taral can
ride Admiral as other jockey to be able to do,
end calling in lbs mount near the end and riding him
vigorously he got Admiral home with broad margin,
while st. John second and Vengeur third
The Monmouth Park management has practically
abandoned hope of racing at Long Branch this season.
II is thought that the longdeferred decision OF
ton of racing at Monmouth Park depends, may not
ruation at the track that the Monmouth Park Asso.
he protection an Injunction c0 which uS wss
Mr. Galway positively denied this and said there
that the association would adhere to its previous
nouncement that there woud be racing at Mon
should Give favorable decision. SO It appears sub
stantaliy certain that owners and trainers must be
Ram rather than to the level plains OF NewJersey;
The Board Of stewards of the Coney Island Jockey
Club has decided to be mercifn once more In the
eelIed Bergen win be allowed TO ride for his EN-.
poyer, David Gideon In stakes only for the rest OF
he meeting. That is generous concession, and
bergen ought 70 be Only grateful and 70 behave him,
granting this reprieve to Bergen.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-For three-y ODDS and upward sweep |
stakes EACH with $1,000 added Of which $3.50 to
second the third to receive 800 out Of the stakes
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Mutuals-Drizzle straight paid SIS so, place s9 ~;
Chesapeake place SO 10.
little Minch got the OF fair start Drizfe second
Chesapeake third Kingstock distanced. Drzzle
passed little the quarter and made the running
Of the homestretch where he coared by
Chesapeake and Little Minch Miller went to whip, and
Us Hamilton sitting still II looked 10 TO on Chesa-
peakc. But DrizEe rallied and stubborn struggle to
the by head Chesapeake three lengths before
Cassus. who beat Little Minch head
SECOND RACE-For twoyear-olds. Purse ~ 900. OF
which $3.50 to second and 500 to the third The
winner 20 be sold at auction for $4,000 Allowances
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