New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20
GARRISON ON CHARADE.
THE JOCKEY RIDING IN HIS BEST FORM.
WINNING THE CARLTON sTAKEs-CLosE FINISHES

AT GRAVESEND.
After enjoying three days of the finest May
weather possible the Brooklyn Jockey Club ran yes
teray plump into the chiliest and harshest Of Dir
and Skies 1t much more Nike November 10
than May 3D. The change from the pleasant breezes
of mildest spring and from the bright sunshine to
the rigors and gloom Of so rude day was sharp
and sudden But there was fair number Of spec
tators present and the racing lively and
exciting that every one even to the losers. went
home In good humor. The band had been absent for
a day, but was briskly at work again. In almost all
the the finishes were stirring. In the first,
Racehnd the favorite at odds on, but II re-
quired all Of Fitzpatrcks energetic riding 70 get
him home ahead OF Masterlode Maidstone had
many friends, but he gave 1t up, as If short OF
work, when the decisive struggle came In the home
stretch. Probably he will d, much better next time.
In the second W. NJ BaiTick's Void was
strong first choice. Sims made excellent finish
with him, and Just barely beat j. f. McDonams
Lady LOngfellow's colt by few inches. W. Midglcy
the Lady LOngfeilOw's colt, and might nave
won II Sims had not outifdden him at the nhisi'
The air was full OF that Michael +. Dryers
colt Yosemite was lame, but the colt ran fair
race, showed no lameness and finished third his
colt dsplayed excellent form when he was in Senator
Hearst,s stable as twOyear-O old but he was sick
all last year and did not start James Rowe ooueh'
him at the Hearst sale, and aftcrwaId sou MN W
Michael F. Dwyer. lie was entered in this race 10
be sold for 81 900. II no ever should regain MS
twoyear old form he would be worth nearly S1O,ooo'
pergcns riding Of the Bonnie Lee colt, the favorite
in the Seaside Stakes was generally criticised even
by those who lost no money BY backing him. He was
careless at the start got badly. and the best
qualified judges Of ockeyshp on the track thought ne
was snguarly negligent in not trying to make uD his
ground and get the front until TOO late. his
was exactly the fault which great many experienced
turfmer found with Bergen last year. lie is so
fpish Inv If
rushes, inst snatchng race in the last stride by
short head that he lost many last when no
ought TO have won. No racing man Of any judgment
disputes this.
The Seaside Stakes we're won by Sir walter, q
neat-lookng colt belonging to the Onecb Stable. sir
Walter is a son OF Midlothian out Of La Scala ana is
promising. The Oneck stable is a new stable on the
turf this year. 1t belongs to three young cuomen VI
New York. all of whom are extremely popular and all
of whom are so modest that they prefer that their
names should not be published.
W. C. Days unnamed colt by Sensation out VI
Lousette what magnificent breeding this Is was tra
There have been four days of racing at GI7vescno anu
to the surprise of turf man In the country MI
DAILY has not won race. Sir walter WIS an eAic"c
outsider In the betting.
Patron was the uuckiest colt the turf last year.
and Pickering was the unluckest jockey Patron mas
been moving extremely well in his worK, ana man!
sagacous racing men looked upon him as the sure WIN
ner Of the Carlton stakes. He was heavily backed
not only at the track. but In the poorooms in New
York and other cities. Mars and Charade had also
been working handsomely, and both were supported
layishly There was long and annoying delay at
the start for which stevenson, the rider OF Actor,
ought to have been severely punished. soon aI'er
the horses went to the post all of them except Actor
broke in almost perfect line. Actor was only length
behind and the start would have been al admirable
one if Stevenson, had not refused TO accept it and
fnlIv ed A
pension would not have been too harsh penalty for
such u misdemeanOr. Up to that time all the horses
had behaved we'll After that oslc Dess, oah %ns
passed before the flag was thrown TO a poor start
nlucky Pickering on p mi a W6n hS ad sot Ts IN
motion most of the horses were far In front OF him.
t this was not enough On the bac nS aS5 when
drop Patron stumbled and lost ne ssa,aea d'T ns
Patron out of the race and he was unplaced. II any
one will ,sf carefully sea4 he A" WIFI S that M jockey
has a positive genius for illluch. He almost always
of badly and ba sn the
talk Of taking up subscription 10 ses sSan MIN l
not Expected that his remains viii leave Dahomey
Since King Behanzin went to war with me freneh na
to make il certain that they shall respect his wishes
be buries them Mr.. Stuart says that ne sun puts
rGse he e good honest boy Who can be
But there are millions Of good, honest boys IN TINS
the the s saddle could not be trusted simply because they
n nsxs Ssse ' e way and rs renS
prefer lose thousands Of dollars on fickctihe ~
ins s wS asa 'nes fG Re T osn S a@0a
satt had good honest boy In samuel flsner; put one
MnS Ssaa Dot ike ike M sss T' that he
long time TO put another Jockey on his great morse.
m On TO have won Finally. Mr. Casss.tt listened to
reason. and engaged HAYWARD who was then III NM, ms
prime and The Bard won almost every race IN whrh
docet ,.. c,.,.. ,r,s
the superb riding Of Garrison on ChaIahe. Mars wa,
good colt in this race and at the last iuri9ng p",
brought up Charade with startling rush and nnln IONS,
as In his best DAYS. won narrow VICTORY. ne me
Fiorian ran II the before. ST. Floran can outrun
any colt that took part In the Carlton. Actor ran
better lan his stable companion osric ana go' 'hir'
Most of the John A. Morris horses in poor form
i third The Ecb rsp Of o GS Won ss race to- aSe
eroor! The EFFORT to advertise brand whlskey
racing Jacket Is in the yilest taste II that sort 81 o.
vertise chairs china. cheese. collins. clothes hats
soap. shoes sewing chimes. brass bedsteads ana
SEby should not a wellknown owner. who was
formerly alert r be be pde1 s G prh
attention OF the public to the choice duaiitS Oh NJ
PsIp j. Dwyer had little nash Of good fortune in
winning the last race with 2orllng. That wretched
creature Cerberus. made the favorte.why no
nno can fell lie Il about OF the cabre OF Canvas.
who ran I'm the fifth race and was again unDlaced
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST PACFA handicap sweepstakes Of $50 each or IS
II declared with 900 added of which 800 TO second
and slco to third mile and sixteenth
Betting
Pl.
r's PTysss; b. 80 Tss.,.ss ss 3
"'''"' " (Hamiton) 9 81 Go
Empire stables br. h. Maidstone, 0. liz,
Roquetort. s, 100 car. 1922, Gambey Q 90 10
Alan Zane, lou. BIahcy
SNOWFALL. Z, los. Stevenson 4o-1 III
MISUNDERSTANDING straight paid So 30. place SO;
Mssterlode place 50 Is.
III Ian PAM took