New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-15
RACELAND AS FAST AS EVER.
r,-NNING AS HE RAN IN HIS EEST DAYS.
MS VICTORY OVER PE-SARA AND RUSSELL IN

Sotwthstanding the efforts Of the New York Jockey
club 10 bring out strong and wcllnatched fields. the
rnmbcr of starters In many Of tie at Morris
park Is painfully small. Some owners and trainers
have bcca keeping their forces IN reserve FOR the
Suburban great stake Of the class OF the Spbu ban
and Of the Realization keeps many popular and cec-
haed horses chiefly In the background until the big
,rl,e Is disposed Of and ont OF the wav Hut waiting
so the suburban and Realization does rot alone ex-
main the snail number Of starters In contests that
might TO bring out excellent fields. Too msnv owners
and trainers keep stra:ning their SO inten;v in
looking for sure things" for their horses that they
become Dearly blind In the effort When at last thew
end horse To The post for one OF these sure
things" their racer Is cut-un Unexpectedly By some
rival that Rad been overlooked. and they have their
lost opportunities to lament over. Then. too. many
owners and trainers excessively prudent
cautious and tmii that their horses become mil
dewed in their boxes for lack Of racing. The number
OF horses at Morris Park hns been large enough to
pryde handsome fields for stake ard for every
purse. Only the lack OF wisdom and of enterprise
among and trainers has made some OF the
programmes look meagre and scantv.
Meroy mentioning the obvious fact that the heat
At the racecourse was not OF an agreeable
smt yesterday II nav be as we'll TO
mass to pleasaner themes. The CHEF feature Of the
snort was the success OF Raceland in the New York
Jockey Club Handicap. in which lie defeated Pessaa
Russell and Yosemite lie is as fast ever he was.
ycsr he did not up T. the standard OF his highest
achievements, but this all his speed and staying
power have come back lie carried lo4 lbs to Pessara's
40 and Russel's l13. and handsomely ut the
end. although with not much TO spare. The time WAS
fsst-2 07. Last year EOn defeated Tristan In this
handicap in :06 1-2 but Eon carried only 112 lbs.
Pesara finely in the Metropolitan Handcay
that Raceland did we'll TO defeat him at the weights.
II must not be forgotten that until Mr.. Withers orbi-
traly and foolshly got the rule abolished which gave
gcldnes allowance of pounds Raceland always
with that allowance. The fact that he Is gcldng
and Pcssara colt enhances the lustre Of Raceland's
triumph
On Saturday I'm the Suburban Rat Gland will
Ie4 lbs q Id. extra Tor winning Yesterdays race,
and Pessara will carry 100. Judging by yesterdays
race Raceland ought 10 Outrun Pessara in the sub
URBAN but Pessara may nun even better In the
suburban than he yesterday. He may have been
q trife short Of work.
Russell carrying IL lbs. less than Raceand
and lbs. less than Pessars. lie ought to have
defeated them both ut those weights and would have
done so II Garrison, Fitzpatrick Taral could have
ridden him at 1l3 lbs. II Is pity that John A
Morris does not sell Russell. In the hands of an
owner who would never start him unless he could
secure one OF the strongest and most skilul OF
Jockeys to ride him Russell would show as much
Improvement as Major Demo has shown since he was
sold out of Mr.. Witherss stable, and would win q
great many races.
Racclsnd won the New York Jockey GLIB Handicap
in 1889 carrying 100 lbs and defeating vory strong
field. which Included Firenzi and Hanover. But
the time was more than two seconds slower. F1tz-
patrick rode Raceland yesterday In mastery STYLE
Trainer Byrnes told his friends that shylbark
would surely win the fourth race, and Garrison
gas still more confident But Charade rnn better
than Garrison expected, and he did not make bis run
with shellbark quickly enough to insure success
Hence he compelled to ride one OF the hardest
finishes OF his nfo, and Shelbark defeated Charade
by O nose only at that Garrison outrcde Sims at
the finish. There Is reason to suppose that
shelibark Is a better colt than Charndc. and either
Talsl or Fitzpatrick could have won with Charnde.
James Mclaughlin. formerly beyond all question
the lest jockey In America. has had 80 much Ill
fortune that there general rejoicing over his
winning the lost race with Favilla. This hly IL
fast srrinter With light weight, and she ran away
from a large field winning afar of under IA double
pull.
Michael F. Dwyer was that Hammie would
win the third race with Taral in the saddle that lie
PIT $500 on the colt to win about $1,000 But
IIammie was not fast as his owner supposed, ana
Tar and Tartar made dead heat with him In the SLOW
tirne-for this track-of IA lIammie fouled Tar
and Tartar In the worst style at the finish. A COM
p,aint was made. but the stewards un)uS'F
rejct Ted The complaint. But justice was done although
the stewards did not do 1t. Hainnie WAS
bea,en in the r, on after the last race, although he
Tartar was freshcr and livclier than he was. Ana
SO Michael +. Dwycr lost his $4,000
Dr.. uasbrouck not eligible for the second raco
and his name ought never to have been sent Ill.
Roller was the favorite, but India Rubber. with larl
up carried more money India rubber was outciaSsea
dlsplsy OF the worst riding conceivable on hoief.
He let the colt swsry ,srr. all over wDpp 5ss
him him. c tons when h ought tvG rot TIM f. haze he
ond hin at all l., WITH the head % drop hyi h| f baby
iocNey who ought never 70 be put on any hor.c ne
dminItyc both in body ana o d on a1 HI. nab head
M Roller would have won by two leDg,n' AZ T,,o'
As il Roller was beaten nan ienMr rc Gy ihdsssd
on thc American turf. Few Jockeys can use Win,
out Nn ssG sey arc Sure to oo
Whenever they raise thc whip The use Of ., rnI
whp is relic 0 05 sSI than It hc T Fax
the whip from all American jockeys and 80" VIII
confer great benefit on racing.
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
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two lengths Is.lcnoGs mcint was going so easily fo'
1ye fuTlones tat nc perhaps uac overcophdc'V
which him delay HIS run too long ac he conc
ltle sooner Ncndacity might have beaten the faVore
sEaOND RACE-ror 1res.year-olds and upward, non
winners at any time OF 81 COO one mile and a six
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