New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-17
voRKyILLE BELLE FIRST.
,rp VICTORY IN THE OMNIBUS STAKES.
.ppasoy RODE HER IN HIS MOST BRILLIANT
STYLE.

STYLE.
, cr,acs who have found fault with Colonel +.
- xorsuee F. A. Ehret and Trainer Allen Tor MAX
-, a change OF jockeys in the Ehret stable were not
s,nv when Don AlonzO won the junior champion
n.t.s They stll more unhappy wheh YORK
u Relic superby ridden by Garrison, won the
n"u,h,s stakes yesterday In the most brilliant style
~. wiser and more judicons step was ever taken In
- American stable than the clearing out OF the old
q, riders and sable-bo In the Ehret establish
nj since they have been properly ridden the
,,,rat horses have been displaying their true iorm
,f Garrison had been riding for F. A. Ehret this
oar instead OF Marcus DAILY 1t is not likely that
oon AIonzo would have lost single stake for which
~ hos been started. Garrison would easily be worth
s,s 600 a wear 10 a stable which contains many
s,.b class horses as carry the Ehret coors. Admiral
poue and Frederick Archer are both reported 10
n,ve made some silly remarks to the effect that
,,ere was not difference OF hve or seven POUNDS
,etv cen the best and the worst jockeys in England
sotb must have been the verge of general paresis
q they ever really gave 1tterance to any such folly
TtA Is every ounce of fourteen pounds Of difference
nstw.en a really good and really poor Jockey. and
tssre is al least thirty pounds of difference between
the best the worst jockey. either in England or
America. How many stakes would sir waiter nave
vou this year if DR.. Knapp had not taken pains to
cot Garrison 10 ride him whenever possible, and to
mt up Taral when he could not secure Garrison
NJ. q single one II Garrison had been the Ehret
Jockey throughout the the Ebret stable would
ta more than $15O.OO0 ahead to-day instead OF
about $4,000.
Tammany has been coughing this week. and after
Trainer Byrnes had given him trial for tile OMNIBUS
stakes he reluctantly decided that his chances in that
race wond he poor with 1919 pounds up. But he did not
snaJlr decide to withdraw him until yesterday III
xas canse of general regret and disappointment 10
the many thousands Of visitors 10 monmouth rarA
that they could not the winner of the Realization
and I.orllard stakes run in the Omnibus. Trainer
Bvrnes had high opinion Of Yorkville Belle from MS
observation of all her races and OF her work. ana al
yised Trainer Allen 10 engage Garrison to ride her'
since he had concluded to start nothing in the race
This was "A suggestion Of the greatest value because,
GOOD FLY a. the Belle proved herself TO De III
the Omnibus II is probable that other Jockey IMAM
Garrison would have won the race WIN her 10
not forget that she was giving seven POUNDS OF
sctnal weight to every colt in the race except Mars,
ond q dozen pounds BY the schedule. But Trainer
Allen had got her in faultless condition, and great
credit Is due to him for the patience and Skill which
he had shown in handling her.
Naturally The Pepper overwhelming favor
lte because of his second place to Tammany both
In the Realization and the Lorillard stakes But his
rest at Saratoga had done him good. lie needed
racing He was short of work, and was not nearly
50 formidable racer as in the Lorard Stakes.
Mars and Yorkville Belle at TO ] each. That
ridculousy overrated colt Pfckpocket was at 10 l.
and the other starters were outside prices. The
great mass OF racegoers could nothing In the race
but The Pepper
Mars and Bashford went out in front at easy
pace and led into the homestretch running side by
side. Garrison kept Yorkvile Belle in good posi-
tion and when the field WAS fairly Strengthened ont
for the final run hone he sent her to the 'front.' The
Pepper and all the other starters except Huron were
beaten hopelessly rs Garrison got the Belle
fully extended and Garrison rode the Belle with so
much care, Judgment and thorough ability 10 bring
sut her best powers that the In truth never
In danger. The Belle held Huron at her mercy mt
every stride and Garrison handled her so as to keep
plenty Of speed in reserve. 1t was pre- eminent ex-
hbltion Of jockeyship Of the highest class not OF
nursing" mount carefully as to lose race by
short head, but display OF Uiumphaht
riding of the best sort by the aoics'
and most effective jockey riding in this country
or any other Some critics think Garrison sometimes
Injuries horses by too much hustins." Was York
vile Belle "hustled" too muchf Did she not nave
speed and staying power In reserve at the and fe
hero was no honsensica nursing but 1ockeyship OF
the kind that wins great races, not loses thsm ana
that is the only sort Of jockeyship worth paying
cent for in this day and generation. Colonel Nc
Iewees management OF the Ehrct stable has been
Justified and vindicated the last letter, to the very
comma by the tIiumpis OF Don Alonzo In the junior
han plon Stakes, and Of iorkville Belle In the rch
Omnibus Stakes and lie did the best thing possible FOR
and himself Wnen ne SET uOWH inc Jophc,o
that had been losing valuable stake aer another
and secured the services OF jockeys that could win big
stakes.
Huron ran a fair race. but II should be remembered
that Yorkville Belle giving him dozen POUNDS.
and she beat him easily. Huron has been racing AT
Saratoga while The Pepper has been unwiseiy Kept
I'm The stable. when The Pepper Is no longer short
of work and has had plenty OF racing to harden MN
and to ut him thoroughly, he will probably outruh
Huron.
The day was as fine one as August could POSSIBLY
give without any excessive heat, and the attehoahce
at Monmouth Park very large 1t was mistake
on the part OF The management 10 start lhe net r"cs
promptly because the heavily laden O'CLOCK tfaih
from New York. which CARRIES far greater number
Of passengers than any other train 10 the rack "se
DELAYED nv a hot box on one Of the cars and did not
reach the course until after half-past O'Clock. IL
would have great favor 10 all thc peope vi h''
train to hold the first until they arTiVeu anu W
do this wonld not have caused the least embaiTass-
nent or ANNOYANCE TO any one. But unfortunately
the MANAGEMENT carelessly overlooked uAs ahS ~'u
not do what ought 10 have been DONE
Kingston WAS at TO In the first race, although he
carried 1877 pounds. lie won with much TO spare al
az, end Equity was the second choice' ou' TAI
nfiserably coming In fOuth. iiahiitoh sppe"reu 10
sve one of his very frequent sleepy hts McCaner'ys
horse Fred Tai ridden by McCafery' came III secoi"
With Anna b. third. - 4.
uamrnio on recent public form had chance to
ae.at Iovelace I'm the criterion stakes, but Hanme
vas made the favorite because Garrison roue hi'i'
iarrison's riding was good enough out ha'nne wa"
outclassed and came in fourth. Bergen Oil Lo's'"oe
h, 20 have h.en easily second, and he had an
excellent chance to win. But he RODE one W e
nursing. and waiting races, tiat are 81 -, ahane
TO every careful observer who KNOWS any nn,Tnnetent
The way I'm which races won by really co,npe'em an
Jockeys and lovelace came In tliiru; ~ wonld
Lovelace would have won the Criterion one Who
esSen ,nDs s Of iovel. A1y and s%a; that
he ,ose him with any ssii or judgment, simply hnu y
nc hing about riding iacebors-s IN MIME nsh Stndy
a., nor inning this ye.r Wiz inevitably catse n
mining of eyebrows aad much shrili whlslns' hi,
she won The Criterion at q 10 1 against ~, an
Iaya on tie outsider Stowaway, outrode Bergen u"
hove ace for second place. . 49,, .on,t racc
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