New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-17

first race he thinks ne do much better tnsh e
him against such a flyer Correction. hi"es''n
requires a little fast work before his owner wi"
race him against the fastest sprnters in training
The mile race was a good one as all the horses en-
gagged had worked in about the time that was hung out
after the race. Ldyerwood little bit short many
shewi remarked, and may do the next time,
but he did not not run up 10 his work. Don Aiohlo
does not like break with his horses and acted green at
post Foxhall Keenes victory with the Bette colt
was popular.
The Handicap OF the that will give
the raibrds" and greathcads something talk abou.
for the remainder OF the All sorts OF excuses
made for the defeat OF but all there was
TO It that he began fall back and could not extend
himself after the scveneghths pole was PASSED The
story OF the race, told by Fred. Tara covers IL
Thc pace set by Doggett Fairvlew," 30 said twas
settled the top weights. It caused them TO
the quarter irreguarly and 1t different from
what they hsd been doing that IL took their action
away, and knocked them out OF their stride Pes
ran good race and should have won
but for Fryiew who dead beat at the mile post.
with Russell appin9 him on the outside and Judge Morrow
hucgng rail behind him. Do2gctt carried Russell out
and Pessara had outside q both Of them. Judge
Morrow through :he rail which him least
lengths and half advantage Of Pessara- which is
hard 20 make Nd in quarter OF mile. However. when
did make It the cunning little Major had tO tn,
whip. but he did not hit Morrow. He caught Pcssara
the with it, called 30 him n stop. but he
answered Pm winning. I'm wiDningr think his eyes
shut the time. When turned 70 weigh in Major
remarked The Judge Is horse TODAY We almost
landed the money Ta'al snid he turned co. land
wish we'd done H. there IS lightweight Jockey at
house tina: arrived Saturday night He weighs pounds
and half
The crowd was the largest the track and
the betting ring packed in such manner that the
expert commissioners could not place their money.
carried money for different persons than
horse that went ~ the post In America and his
defeat likely be felt days by the smaller
bettors.
Coxswain well supported by select party. who
friends OF Mr.. Burridge.
Secretary Brewster. OF the Washington Park track In
Chicago said that thu Of the winner OF the American
Derby In Chicago in 1898 will receive certified check
for $4,000 Immediately after race and that will
hand II to the lucky himself.
AZ tho meeting Of the Board Of Control yesterday tho
question q granting licenses several Jockeys who
suspended Garfield Park last year discussed. but
action taken Colonel Lewis NJ. Clark does not,
notify the different associations OF his rulings, and ignores
all correspondence regard such matters 1t is said
he objects 10 the oem,n power in Eastern racing Per-
hap he has forgotten his famous order when he threatened
on OF The Louisville track everybody that raced
horses ST. Louis In the future all action taken by him
Will be- ignored by the Board OF Control.
No Of Goodwin's Official Turf Guide the valuable.
accurate and practical manual for all racing men. has
Just carries the record for 1892 TO
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